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Corning Union High School District

Regular Board Meeting

February 11, 2021

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1. Call to Order

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2. Pledge of Allegiance

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3. Roll Call

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4. Approval of Agenda

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5. Reports

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5.1 - Superintendent’s Report

  • Correspondence
  • Enrollment
  • Corning Elementary Internet Project
  • Centennial Flag
  • Ranch Mural

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Enrollment

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Corning Elementary Internet Project

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Summary of Project

  • Goal is to make school internet (speed and security) available to students in their homes
  • TCDE worked with Corning El to develop an RFP for the project
  • Received multiple proposals, the most feasible of which utilize a system of local towers and hotspots to broadcast the internet to students
  • Towers at school sites broadcast District’s internet
  • Should cover all of Corning city limits, or about 1,400 families between the two districts

  • District purchase hotspots that can only receive the school internet signal, provide to students
  • Internet can only be used for educational purposes in order to not create conflict with local providers
  • All up front costs will be paid for by CUESD
  • CUHSD will need to purchase new hotspots that are compatible with this system, we will like use Federal Covid funding to do this

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Corning Elementary Internet Project

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Ranch Mural

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  • Chico State Art Department looking for mural projects in rural areas
  • Want to partner w/ our art students
  • I asked them to consider the Ranch as a potential site
  • Theme around agriculture and farming
  • Proposed for the south side of the R Farm House

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Centennial Flag

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  • Flag has been raised and lowered daily this year by Robert Richardson, our lead teacher, who is also a veteran
  • A few months ago, this sparked interest amongst students on the proper way to handle the flag
  • He began training the interested students
  • This was the other day, when they were doing it on their own, unprompted!

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6. Public Comment on Closed Session or Items Not on the Agenda

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*Under this item on the Agenda, the public is invited to address the Board regarding items that will be discussed in closed session or on any other matters within its jurisdiction. Individual speakers will be allowed up to 3 minutes to address the Board. The Board shall limit the total time for public input to 20 minutes. Please note that Government Code Section 54954.2(a) limits the ability of Board Members to respond to public comments. In addition, the Board may not take action on any item which is not on this agenda except as authorized by Government Code 54954.2.

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7. Closed Session

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7.1 - Public Employee Discipline/Dismissal/Release/Resignation

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8. Reopen to Public Session

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9. Announcement of Action Taken in Closed Session

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10. Consent Agenda

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10.1 - Approval of Regular Board Minutes of January 21, 2021

10.2 - Approval of Warrants

10.3 - Interdistrict Attendance Requests

10.4 - Human Resources Report

10.5 - Surplus Equipment/Obsolete Equipment Form

10.6 - Donation Intake Form

10.7 - Agreement for Special Services between Butte County Office of Education and CUHSD

10.8 - Grant Agreement K-12 Strong Workforce Program

10.9 - Addendum to Independent Contract Agreement between CUHSD and Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians

10.10 - ATT Ethernet Service Contract

*All matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the Board to be routine and will be enacted by the Board in one motion. Requests by a member of the Board to have any item removed from the consent agenda for discussion will be honored without debate. Requests by the public to have an item taken off the consent agenda will be considered prior to the Board taking action.

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11. Items for Action & Discussion

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11.1 - Annual Board Retreat

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Potential Topics

  • Review old Board Priorities, update
  • Review feedback from strategic planning process with staff last year, discuss next steps
  • Deep Dive on:
    • Budget
    • Ranch
    • Other?
  • Updates/Overviews from Admin and/or Classified Management
  • Saturday: Superintendent Evaluation

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11.2 - CUHS, Centennial, ISP Safety Plans

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*See backup materials for copy of plans

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11.3 - Contract w/ Musco Olive Company

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*See backup materials for copy of contract

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11.4 - Historical Recognition Committee

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11.5 - Rodgers Oversight Committee Report

  • Investment Account
    • Total Value: $3,915,519
    • Cash Flow: $158,090
    • 2020: +8.05%
  • Checking Account
    • Value: $63,752
    • $33,696 added 3/1
  • Loan Account
    • Balance: $190,971
    • Interest Rate: 2.61%
    • Monthly Payment: $2,500
    • 7.5 years to pay off
  • Summer Work Opportunities
    • Teachers to create list of jobs, number of students/hours needed
  • CTEIG Grant
    • $107,716 for 20-21
    • New Ag Truck/Trailer
    • Creation of CTE Program Catalog
    • Salary
  • K12 SWP Grant
    • $213,902 for 20-21
    • Horticulture textbooks
    • Greenhouse at Ranch
    • Irrigation for Olives
    • Trail Materials
  • Greenhouse
    • 30’x60’
    • Propane heat, 2 HAF fans, 2 36” exhaust fans, interior auto shade system, 17 benches, irrigation system
  • Sale of Cattle
    • 6 heifers/1 cow/6 steers sold in Jan
  • Trail/Bridge
    • Currently plotting path, approx 1.6 miles from R Farmhouse to wetlands and back
    • Working w/ engineer for planning/permitting bridge

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11.6 - Future Agenda Items

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