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USD 377 BOARD HIGHLIGHTS AND SCHOOL NOTES

Unified School District #377 Board of Education

306 Main Street, Effingham, KS 66023  


BOARD HIGHLIGHTS - SEPTEMBER REGULAR SESSION

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016, 6:30 PM


PRESENTATIONS


ACCHS Audio - Visual Club Presentation. On behalf of the ACCHS A/V Club, Cameron Cooper addressed the board about the activities and goals of the new AV Club. The board approved the Club’s request for new equipment.

ACCHS FFA Presentation - Denver Stock Show- On behalf of the ACCHS FFA, Spencer McNerny and Ty Ellerman talked about the organization’s desire to attend the Denver Stock Show in January, which would be in place of the traditional trip to FFA National Convention.  The students indicated that FFA wanted to move away from going to the National Conference every year and instead, only go every other year. The plan for off-years is to schedule trips to events, such as the Denver Stock Show.


4.0 CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS APPROVED


4.01      Minutes from September 12, 2016

4.02      Activity Reports, Bills & Claims and Treasurer's Report

4.03      Gifts & Grants

4.04          Keystone Correspondences

4.0401   Keystone BOD Agenda for October

4.0402   Keystone BOD Minutes from 09/21/2016

4.0403   Keystone Sups Agenda for 10/11/2016

4.05         Non-resident students for 2016-2017 - no applicants

4.06         Reports

4.0601  USD 377 Certified Staff Professional Development Day Agenda for Monday, October 10

4.0602  PAT Report 15-16

4.0603 PAT 1st Quarter Report

4.07     Coaches Handbooks

4.0701   HS Boys Basketball HB - Team Guidelines - Parent Guidelines - Performance Pyramid

4.0702   HS Girls Basketball HB

4.0703 JH Boys Basketball HB


5.0    LEADERSHIP REPORTS


5.01          Mrs. Gracey, Board Clerk

5.02          Principals’ Reports

5.03          Mr. Wiseman, Superintendent’s Report


6.0        DISCUSSION ITEMS


6.01      KSHSAA Drone Policy  - Mr. Wiseman presented the new KSHSAA Drone Policy that the Big 7 is considering adopting. Informational item

KSHSAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems or UASs (Drone Policy): Unless granted special permission by the KSHSAA Executive Director, the use of drones (UAS) for any purpose is not permitted at any KSHSAA state tournament or postseason game or event. This prohibition applies to all fields of play, courts, arenas, mats, gym floors or pools, and includes a ban on the entire facility being used as part of the KSHSAA event, including the spectator areas and parking areas. During the regular season, member schools should have a drone policy. At no time should a drone be on or over the field of play.


6.02     USD #377 Spray Paint Policy - Mr. Wiseman presented his concerns about the Homecoming tradition of spray painting in the parking lots and some of the unintended consequences that seem to go along with this event. The administration was directed to work with the HS Student Council and the JSH student body to promote more responsible behavior.


6.03      2016 Kansas Association of School Boards (KASB) Convention Delegate Assembly Appointments - The board was advised of the upcoming KASB State Convention. Information only.


6.04     Karlin/Long Independent Audit Report - Mrs. Gracey notified the board that audit documents were late arriving and would be available for approval at the November meeting. It was noted that the audit was clean with no citations or concerns.


7.0 ACTION ITEMS


7.01    Student trips approved.

 

 


7.02    Personnel Recommendations approved

 


7.03        Approved the purchase of new AV equipment to provide the club with some much needed equipment


7.04         Approved to accept a federal REAP grant in the amount of $27,893


7.05    Approved a request by Emily Henderson to conduct 10 hours of observation in Mr. English's classroom as part of her college coursework. Emily is a 2016 ACCHS graduate who is currently attending Emporia State University.


7.06     Approved the following Kansas Education Systems Accreditation (KESA) teams.

Elementary Building Leadership Team Members

        Pk-KG - Brandee Falk

        1G-2 - Wanda Small

        3G-4 - Jennifer Dobbs

        G5-6 - Joe Forbes

Junior-Senior High Building Leadership Team Members

        Science -Noelle Walters

        Social Studies -Paul English

        Math - Angie Kimmi

        English Language Arts - Sara Bland

        Junior High - Amanda Hughes

        Special Education - Linda Miller

        Counselor - Jenna Hawk

District Level Leadership Team Members

Principals - Deanna Scherer / Mandi McMillan

Character Ed/PBIS Rep - Julie Dillon

Counselor - Jenna Hawk

PK-3 Rep - Brandee Falk

G4-6 Rep - Joseph Forbes

G7-9 Rep - Amanda Hughes

G10-12 Rep - Alicia Kerwood

PK-6 Sped Rep - Paula Leidel

G7-12 Sped Rep - Linda Miller (JSH IRC)

Classified Rep #1 - Ernie Bautista

Classified Rep #2 - Cheri Hawk

Classified Rep Alternate - Angela Webster

KESA - THE FOUR Rs TEAMS

RELATIONSHIPS TEAM

RELEVANCE TEAM

RESPONSIVE CULTURE TEAM

RIGOR TEAM

Facilitator: Mr. Wiseman

Facilitator: Mrs. Scherer

Facilitator: Mrs. McMillan

Facilitator: Mr. Snyder

Jamie Swendson

Brandee Falk

Paige Howard

Anita Stutesman

Natalie Brammer

Wanda Small

Courtney Johnson

Charlotte Michel

Krisha Smith

Steffenee Watkins

Jennifer Dobbs

Joyce Thompson

Eileen Montgomery

Joseph Forbes

Sheila Chalfant

Alison Ostertag

Rita Eckert

Gentry Linscott

Amy Eckert

Alicia Kerwood

Amanda Hughes

Courtney Caplinger

Paul Courter

John Flores

Dalton Minor

Paul English

Nick Fuemmeler

Alicia Cattrell

Will Mitchell

Sally Hardy

Mitch Oswald

Noelle Walters

Sara Bland

Brenda Kramer

Carol Oliver

Angie Kimmi

Hannah Hoffman

Julie Dillon

Jenna Hawk

Lindsey Cordell

Pat Battle

Dean Swafford

Carolyn Dawson

Jennifer Wiseman

Kayla Bodenhausen

Linda Miller

Jeanne Cave

Nicholas Cummings

Paula Leidel

Melissa Frederick

Judy Jackson

Relationships Team Top Priorities

  1. Collaboration among staff
  2. Support for 1st and 2nd year educators
  3. Communication with district staff
  4. Planning for safe learning environment
  5. Student involvement and empowerment
  6. Communicating with families
  7. Community Partnerships

Relevance Team top Priorities

  1. Instruction:Strategies
  2. Instruction: Personalized Instruction
  3. Instruction: Student Learning
  4. Student Engagement: Individualized Plan of Study
  5. Student Engagement: Teacher to Student

Responsive Culture Team Top Priorities

  1. Culture of teaching and learning
  2. Indicators of success
  3. Culture and collaboration
  4. Student learning
  5. Family involvement
  6. Individual learner experiences

Rigor Team Top Priorities:

  1. Career and Technical Education: Career Awareness and Guidance
  2. Career and Technical Education: Long-term Planning
  3. Professional Learning: Increased Student Learning
  4. Resources: Prioritization
  5. Data-Driven Student Learning Goals

7.07 Approved the following preferred vendors

Prefer vendor list: 2016

Electrical:                   

Hawk Electric          $50.00 per hr.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Gerber Electric        $50.00 per hr.

Boiler repair:                

American boiler and Mechanical    93.00 per hr.

McElroy’s Plumbing, heating, and Air   $106.00 per hr.

Window repair:                

R&A glass - $65.00 per hr.

Emery glass - $75.00 per hr.

Plumbing:          

Wheatland Mechanical Contracting - $40.00 per Hr.

Tate Plumbing - $45.00 per hr.

Hvac:                

Hay’s plumbing and Heating - $80.00 per hr.        

Sprang Heating and Air - $80.00 per hr.


7.08     Fundraiser(s) approved:

A. Kerwood (JSH Band)         10/28--11/11/2016                   Cherrydale Home Decor


 

Adjourned

 

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