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March 11, 2019 Meeting

Glenwood Community School District
Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors 6:45 P.M.
High School Media Center
Monday, March 11, 2019

Public Hearing
The public hearing in regards to the school calendars for 2019/2020 and 2020/2021 began at 6:45 p.m.
Call to Order
President Becker called the regular meeting to order at 7:02 p.m.
Roll Call
Upon roll call the following Board members responded as being present: President Becker, Greg Schultz, Michelle Bahr, Ann Staiert, and Theresa Romens.
Spotlight on Education
None
Friends of Education
None
Consideration of Action on Consent Items
Ann Staiert made a motion to approve the consent agenda including items 4A through 4M. Theresa Romens seconded the motion. All voted “aye”. Motion carried.
4A - Approval of Minutes
Minutes were approved from the regular meeting on February 11, 2019 and the special meeting and board work session on February 25, 2019..
4B – Approval of Agenda
4C – Approval of Board Policies

Second Reading Approvals:

POLICY #

POLICY NAME

401.6

Resignation of Licensed Personnel

4D – Approval of Board Policies

First Reading Approvals:

POLICY #

POLICY NAME

604.6

Technology Policy

604.6CF

Consent to Student Use of the District’s Technology Network Systems and Internet Access

604.6GF

Staff Acceptance Form and Consent to Use of the District’s Technology, Network Systems, and Internet Access

604.8

Implementation of Technology Protection Measures Regarding the Use of the District’s Technology, Network Systems, and Internet Access

604.8P

Glenwood Community School District App Procedures

604.9

Proposed Website Disclaimer

604.9F

Add URL to Blocked Status Form

604.10

Outside Resource People

604.11

Field Trips and Excursions

604.12

Homework

4E – New Hires

NAME

POSITION

SALARY

Gary Anderson

Sub Food Service Worker

$9.87 per hour

Alyssa Burns

Sub Teacher

$151 per day

Kathy Johnson

Accompanist for Band/Vocal Practices & Contest

$500 Stipend

Kevin Kilpatrick

Musical - Vocal Music Director

$1,560

Chad Lang

Director of School Improvement

$85,000 - Contingent upon favorable background check results.

Courtney Long

8th Grade Math Teacher

$46,521 - Contingent upon completion of all pre-employment reqs, receipt & review of transcripts & favorable background check.

Jessica Reyes

Authorized Sub Teacher

$141 per day

4F – Transfers

NAME

FROM / TO

WAGE

Randi Cloyed

From Special Education Teacher Associate to Food Service Worker

$10.87 per hour

Jeanne McGinnis

From Bus Assoc & SpEd Assoc to Authorized Substitute Teacher

$141 per day

Kelsey Miller

Voluntary Transfer from MS Special Education to 7th Grade Geography

N/A

Shiloh Pruett

From Building Custodian to Lead Teacher at Kid’s Place Daycare

$10.35 per hour

4G – Separation from District

NAME

POSITION

REASON

DATE

Devona Case

Mentoring with Heart Coordinator

Resignation

05/24/2019

Shirley Howard

Special Education Teacher Associate

Retirement

05/31/2019

Jacqueline Johnson

High School Social Studies Teacher

Resignation

End of  18-19 SY

Blaine Maher

Substitute Teacher

Retirement

03/31/2019

Nichole Perdue

Child Care Associate

Resignation

02/22/2019

Wyatt Schulz

Assistant HS Baseball Coach

Resignation

03/06/2019

Lyndie Van Ness

Child Care Associate

Resignation

03/02/2019

4H – Open Enrollments

NAME

DIST REQUESTED

REASON

DIST OF RESIDENCE

APPROVE OR DENY

FUDNED

Ayden A.

Glenwood CSD

19-20 Application

Hamburg CSD

Approve

Yes

Matthew B.

Glenwood CSD

19-20 Application

Fremont-Mills CSD

Approve

Yes

Aiden C.

Lewis Central CSD

Remainder of 18-19

Glenwood CSD

Approve

Yes

Akira L.

Clayton Ridge

(Approved)

19-20 Application

Glenwood CSD

Approve

Yes

Addilyn L.

Glenwood CSD

19-20 Application

East Mills CSD

Approve

Yes

Audraya L.

Glenwood CSD

19-20 Application

East Mills CSD

Approve

Yes

Parker N.

Treynor CSD

(Approved)

19-20 Application

Glenwood CSD

Approve

Yes

Maysen P.

Glenwood

19-20 Application

Council Bluffs

Approve

Yes

Kalainee T.

Glenwood CSD

19-20 Application for Dual Enrollment

Glenwood CSD

Deny

 

William T.

Glenwood CSD

19-20 Application

Fremont-Mills CSD

Approve

Yes

4I – Approval of Financial Reports

Approval of bills and financial reports as of February 28, 2018.

4J – Fundraiser Requests

GROUP

FUNDRAISER

PURPOSE

AMOUNT

DATES

Northeast Elem.

Jump Rope for Heart

Raise money for American Heart Association

AMAP

02/22 - 03/14/19

Key Club

Coin War

Raise money for black metal trash cans for the new complex

$200

03/18 - 03/30/19

MS Student Council

Activity Night

Homecoming 2019, Teacher Appreciation Day, 2019-2020 Start Up

$500

04/12/2019

MS Student Council

Hat Day

Teacher Appreciation Day 2019

$150

April 2019

MS Talent Show

GCMS Talent Show

To purchase microphone stands for the auditorium; remaining as a donation to staff member

$500

04/19/2019

4K – Out of State and Overnight Travel

REQUESTED BY

ACTIVITY

DESTINATION

DEPARTURE

DATE

RETURN DATE

Kathryn Johnson

National Business Professionals of America

Anaheim, CA

04/30/2019

05/04/2019

Cory Faust

Drake Relays

Des Moines, IA

04/26/2019

04/27/2019

Devin Embray

NSBA Annual Conference

Philadelphia, PA

03/29/2019

04/01/2019

Kristi Buman

NSBA Annual Conference

Philadelphia, PA

03/29/19

04/01/2019

Michael Joyner

Boys Golf Tournament

Pella, IA

04/12/2019

04/13/2019

Katie Wilson

Nebraska Wesleyan Track Meet

Lincoln, NE

03/19/2019

03/19/2019

Lori Burton

2019 IAAE Annual Spring Conference

Altoona, IA

04/11/2019

04/12/2019

4L – Grant Requests

NAME OF GRANT

PURPOSE

AMOUNT

Rethink your Drink

If awarded, Delta Dental will provide a water bottle filling station. 

N/A

4M – Curriculum

CONTENT

DRAFT/FINAL

SCHOOL YEAR

6th Grade Social Studies

Draft

2018-2019

8th Grade US History

Draft

2018-2019

Economics

Final

2018-2019

Sociology

Final

2018-2019

Psychology

Final

2018-2019

 

Announcements and Communications

Comments from Public

Student Rae Kennedy presented information her class had received from her art teacher and showed the board some of her art work and discussed what the arts mean to her and students in the district.

Comments from Board

Ann Staiert shared out information regarding Boost for families.  They met last week funding going down.  RFP process started for early childhood areas are open for submittal on Boost for Families website.  A little bit of money for a lot of programs.  They are one board members short from Mills County.  

Presentations

1.A STAR Event group will be sharing results from their project on mental health.  

One of Janis Moore’s FCCLA student groups presented to the BOE on mental health awareness.  They shared information regarding the current state of affairs at the high school as well as a proposed plan of action to increase the mental health awareness of students at the high school and to include monthly assemblies on mental health.  

2.The Kindergarten teachers will share a presentation with the board regarding information on “staggered start” for Kindergarten. The Kindergarten staff shared a proposal with the BOE about an innovative approach to starting the year.  The proposal called “Staggered Start.”  This approach would cut the class of 18-22 in half and place them in group A/B with one group going M/W/F and the other group going T/TH. The schedule would switch the following week.  Each group would receive five days that will be more personalized in the beginning of the year for many different things that these students are experiencing for the first time.  The BOE will make a decision regarding the proposal at their March regular work session.

Activity Complex Update

Mr. Embray gave an update to the activities complex.  They are on schedule, but have a technical four week delay put in place due to how they have decided to tackle the project.  They feel by rearranging things they will make this time up and then some.  They are currently double and triple checking placements of the grandstands and track and field.  

Reports

Building Administrators, Student Services/School Improvement, Activities Director, Kids Place Director, Technology Director, Food Service Director, Transportation/Building and Grounds, and Print Shop reported on their respective buildings or areas of assignment.

Old Business

None

New Business

A.     Approval to Renew with Frontline Education

Theresa Romens made a motion to approve the renewal of the Absence and Substitute Management System with Frontline Education for the 2019-2020 school year.  Greg Schultz seconded the motion.  All voted “aye”.  Motion carried.

B.     Approval of Agreement with DJ Barry Strong

Greg Schultz made a motion to approve the agreement with DJ Barry Strong for services to be provided for Prom on May 4, 2019.  Ann Staiert seconded the motion.  All voted “aye”.  Motion carried.

C.     Approval of 2019-2020 School Calendar and 2020-2021 School Calendar

Ann Staiert made a motion to approve the school calendars for the next two school years, 2019-2020 and 2020-2021.  In the 19-20 calendar April 14th will be a snow make up day with graduation on May 31st; 20-21 calendar April 6th will be a snow make up day with graduation May 30th.  Greg Schultz seconded the motion.  All voted “aye”.  Motion carried.

D.     Approval of Agreements Spiral Communications. Discussion Prior to motion regarding options

Greg Schultz made a motion to approve the agreements with Spiral Communications with the Professional Service agreement as is, the leased fiber as a 1 yr, and the internet connectivity as a 1 year 800Mbps.  Theresa Romens seconded the motion.  All voted “aye”.  Motion carried.

Adjournment

As there was no further business to come before the Board at this time, a motion was made by Greg Schultz and seconded by Theresa Romens to adjourn the regular meeting at 8:13 p.m.  All voted “aye”.  Motion carried.

 

_______________________________                                             __________________________________

Curt Becker, Board President                                                            Kristi Buman, Board Secretary

 

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