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January 20, 2014 6:30 p.m. East Sac County Middle School Sac City
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TENTATIVE AGENDA:
ESC Work Session and Regular Board Meeting East Sac County CSD Board of Directors Monday, January 20, 2014 5:30 pm Work Session 6:30 pm Regular Meeting (or immediately following the Work Session) ESC Middle School Library, Sac City, IA Please note the starting time and location
East Sac County Schools empower all students to become productive, responsible citizens of an ever-changing global society. WORK SESSION The purpose of the ESC Board Work Session is to continue discussion/work on reducing operating costs and discussion of facilities at East Sac County Community School District. REGULAR BOARD MEETING 1. 2. 3. 4. Call to Order and Welcome Review of ESC Mission Statement Approve Agenda Consent Items a. Prior Meeting Minutes b. Bills c. Financial Statement Education Spotlight: STEM at the Middle School Reports a. Superintendent Unfinished Business a. Discussion Only: Reduction of Operating Costs b. Discussion Only: 1:1 Technology Initiative c. Discussion Only: School Calendar for 2014-2015 New Business a. Discuss and/or Approve the Rural Student Advocates of Iowa b. Appointment of District Negotiating Team Personnel a. Resignations b. Contracts Discuss Future Agenda Items and Set Dates Adjourn
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A tour of the middle school will be available following adjournment of the Regular Meeting
Minutes of the Regular Meeting East Sac County Community School District Board of Education December 16, 2013 The regular meeting was called to order by Rodman at 6:00 p.m. at the East Sac County Elementary School Wall Lake. Present were Drost, Lynch, Rodman, Stoltenberg, and Wilhelm. Also in attendance were Supt. Fiene, Principal Fischer, two staff members, and two media representatives. The ESC Mission Statement was discussed to start the meeting. There were no proposed changes to the published agenda. Stoltenberg moved to approve the agenda as presented, Drost seconded; motion carried 5-0. The consent items were reviewed and discussed. Wilhelm moved to approve the bill to Albrecht Oil for $876.80, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 4-0, Drost abstained. Drost moved to approve the remaining consent items including Minutes of the November 14 Public Meeting, November 18 Regular Meeting and November 26 Work Session, financial statements, and bills on account of $227,760.68, Wilhelm seconded; motion carried 5-0. Dr. Fiene updated the Board on the following items: 1:1 technology initiative planning, 2014-15 calendar planning, and discussions with ICCC regarding regional academies. Lynch reported to the Board the highlights of the IASB convention she attended on behalf of the Board. Series 100 Board Policies The School District was presented for approval as part of the normal review process. Drost moved to approve the policies as presented, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0. The Board review the Modified Allowable Growth Application for Dropout Prevention. The proposed budget is for a total of $385,588 with the allowable growth portion being $289,191. Drost moved to approve the application as presented, Wilhelm seconded; motion carried 5-0. Kathryn Mosiman and Brian Mahler were present, representing the HS Choir and Band, to request permission for a music trip to Florida in the spring of 2015. After discussion, Lynch moved to approve the request for the music trip as discussed, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0. The Board reviewed a list of questions submitted by Board members subsequent to the work session on November 26. Stoltenberg moved to direct the administration to research the questions and report back to the Board the findings, Drost seconded; motion carried 5-0. The Board discussed marketing/branding of the school district. Stoltenberg moved to approve creating a steering committee for marketing/branding, Wilhelm seconded; motion carried 5-0. The next regular meeting is scheduled for 1/20/14 at 6:30 p.m. in the middle school. A work session will be held prior at 5:30 p.m. Wilhelm moved to adjourn, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0. Meeting was adjourned 7:05 pm.
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OPERATING FUND STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND MANAGEMENT FUND CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS ** PPEL and LOSS Funds SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND
OPERATING FUND STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND MANAGEMENT FUND CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS ** PPEL and LOSS Funds SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND
39.99 78.40 447.82 199.99 537.50 813.80 272.78 1,724.88 750.00 8,574.84 355.80 53.69 234.80 161.15 1,588.42 412.75 52,208.70 2,190.33 36.00 185.73 5,709.24 10,797.80 6,784.84 296.50 305.91 2,400.00 100.44 3,140.52 140.00 55.00 3,588.88 564.90 317.80 420.00 61.60 468.91 49.50 135.25 120.11 148.20 87.43 300.25 12,110.63 529.96 350.00 185.00 28.50 186.00 120.00 592.50 34.48 368.41 88.00 45.00 932.28 197.64 78.89 162.02 183.57
LEGO EDUCATION MATHESON TRIGAS DBA LINWELD MEIN, SUSAN MID-WEST 3D SOLUTIONS, LLC MIDAMERICAN ENERGY CO. MOSIMAN, KATHRYN NEW HOPE VILLAGE O'HALLORAN INTERNATIONAL ODEBOLT-ARTHUR COMM. SCHOOL OFFICE ELEMENTS OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY PITNEY BOWES PITSCO EDUCATION PRAIRIE LAKES AEA PRAIRIE LAKES AEA REGION XII RIEMAN MUSIC ROCKWELL CITY/LYTTON COMM SCH ROTO-ROOTER RUDD SANITATION RECYCLING RUTTEN VACUUM CENTER, INC. SAC CITY FOOD PRIDE SAC SUN, THE SCHOOL SPECIALTY SCHROEDER, DIANE SERVER WORLDS SOFTWARE UNLIMITED INC SOUTHERN CAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL SPEED'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC STAFF DEVELOPMENT FOR EDUCATORS STAR ENERGY, LLC TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY TIGGES, TERESA TREETOP PUBLISHING/BARE BOOKS US CELLULAR VERIZON BUSINESS VERIZON WIRELESS WALL LAKE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC WALL LAKE HARDWARE WALL LAKE LUMBER COMPANY WATERS, DENISE WESTERN IOWA NETWORKS WILLIAMS, KATHRYN WINDSTREAM WISE, BENJAMIN
HS CLASSROOM SUPPLIES AG SUPPLIES REIMBURSE MILEAGE IND TECH MATERIALS-PERKINS ELECTRICITY REIMBURSE MILEAGE SPED SERVICES III BUS REPAIRS/PARTS/SUPPLIES OPEN ENROLLMENT SUPPLIES/COPIES MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES METER LEASE HS CLASSRM MATERIALS REGISTRATION SUPPLIES/BANDWIDTH/PURCH SERV TRANSIT SERVICE MS/HS BAND SUPPLIES OPEN ENROLLMENT SERVICES GARBAGE COLLECTION SUPPLIES/PARTS/REPAIRS FOOD/SUPPLY PUBLICATION/LEGALS/RENEWALS/AD SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT EQUIPMENT SCHOOL ACCOUNTING SYSTEM ENTRY FEE PARTS/SUPPLY SEMINAR REGISTRATION FUEL MUSICAL ROYALTY PROFESSIONAL DEV REIMBURSE BOOKS PHONE EXPENSE LONG DISTANCE EXP PHONE EXPENSE PURCHASED SERVICE/SUPPLIES MISC SUPPLIES MISC SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT PHONE EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT PHONE EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT
162.97 262.17 110.00 8,388.64 3,068.00 154.00 280.08 185.24 7,501.25 523.47 242.93 132.93 99.95 40.00 240.00 3,122.28 4,094.92 7,501.25 130.00 165.00 56.98 290.98 283.20 488.54 71.01 32.92 1,432.21 4,500.75 7.62 1,432.00 5,656.51 1,156.00 250.00 70.45 248.65 84.24 646.41 375.00 300.34 54.73 500.00 236.68 82.50 48.46 737.00 178,501.59
Activity Fund ABERSON, BERWYN ACME TOOLS AUDUBON COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC BRAX FUNDRAISING BUSE, MARIE CARDMEMBER SERVICE CHEROKEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CIVIC CENTER OF DES MOINES COON RAPIDS-BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL DEBOURGH, JACK DECKER SPORTING GOODS DETAILS FLOWERS, ETC. DOLLAR GENERAL-CHARGED SALES HENRICH, MIKE HIRSCHMAN, DON IOWA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
OFFICIAL TOOLS/REPAIRS WRESTLING TOURN ENTRY FEE SUPPLIES FUNDRAISER - CHEERLEADERS REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES/REGISTR ENTRY FEE PERFORMANCE TICKETS ENTRY FEE PURCHASE SUPPLIES ATHLETIC SUPPLIES SR NIGHT SB/BB, FFA SUPPLIES FB OFFICIATE BB OFFICIATE BOYS BASKETBALL DISTRICT HOST
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95.00 147.10 150.00 73.55 1,080.00 139.00 1,860.75 80.00 90.00 90.00 92.40 202.00 271.40 349.25 95.00 95.00 250.00
JAMBOREE FOODS JENNESS, LLOYD KRUKOW, KRISTINA LAKE VIEW FOODS LAKE VIEW LUMBER CO. LEE VALLEY TOOLS LTD. MANSON NW WEBSTER COMM. SCHOOL MAPLE VALLEY-ANTHON OTO CSD MASKE, ALYSSA MEREDITH, ANDY MINNTEX CITRUS, INC. NELSON, JEFF PEPSI PITSCO EDUCATION ROCKLER-PROFESSIONAL SAC CITY FOOD PRIDE SAC SUN, THE SPARKY'S ONE-STOP WAL-MART COMMUNITY
FOOD/SUPPLIES BASKETBALL OFFICIAL REIMBURSEMENT FOOD SUPPLIES SUPPLIES ENTRY FEES HS WRESTLING ENTRY FEE REIMBURSEMENT PURCHASED SERVICES FFA FRUIT BB OFFICIATE POP/SUPPLY HS CLASSRM MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL TECH SUPPLIES HS FOOD/SUPPLY PUBLICATION/LEGALS/RENEWALS/AD FOOD SUPPLIES MS VENDING SUPPLIES
5,724.02 190.00 44.96 65.73 15.60 82.13 90.00 90.00 16.65 400.00 22,689.10 95.00 357.03 710.91 327.72 531.34 4.20 181.12 293.40 37,069.36
LOSS Fund CARROLL CONTROL SYSTEMS CDW-G MATHESON TRIGAS DBA LINWELD MID-WEST 3D SOLUTIONS, LLC RIEMAN MUSIC SCHOLASTIC EQUIPMENT CO. LLC SCHUENEMEN, ROBERT VIDEO INSIGHT, INC.
PARTS/REPAIRS/LABOR COMPUTERS/TECH SUPPLY AG SUPPLIES IND TECH MATERIALS MS/HS BAND SUPPLIES & BLDG SUPPLIES CONTRACTED TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DOOR SECURITY SUPPLIES
Nutrition Fund ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO CARROLL CONTROL SYSTEMS EARTHGRAINS COMPANY, THE ESC CSD ACTIVITY FUND KECK INC LAKE VIEW FOODS MARTIN BROS. DIST. CO. SAC CITY FOOD PRIDE
311,461.95
EAST SAC COUNTY MS BOARD REPORT January 2014 Curricular departments at the MS will continue to study standards based reporting (SBR) for the second semester. There is a group of 5 MS staff attending a 2 day conference in Des Moines on the topic, and this is a growing trend nationally and within our state. As a review, SBR is a method of communicating detailed student performance and growth on the content standards, benchmarks, and concepts being taught/learned in each class this falls right in line with Iowa Core and Concept Based Teaching and Learning. Although the initial plan is to continue to utilize an overall grade for performance and recording, there is greater detail with SBR about how a student is performing according to grade level expectations within each class concept/standard. The Schedule Committee continues to meet about next years schedule. The PBIS Committee is initiating Pride Cards to be sent home to parents whose students have shown commitment to our schools PRIDE expectations. The Initiative committee is working on the development of a more systematic instruction for vocabulary at the MS as this plays a key role in fluency, comprehension, and testing performance. The Data Committee continues to look at student performance data (particular focus in reading), and how that information should impact our instruction in the core as well as in interventions. Based on the data we have seen, several adjustments have been made in instruction that have allowed us to see recent gains in activity as well as performance with our reading intervention program (Achieve 3000).
MS basketball seasons are wrapping up and wrestling is beginning. MS student council updates: Not much for a student council update from me other than they are in the planning of a Valentines Dance and potentially utilizing the Sac Rec Center for the event.
Classroom activity of the month: Mrs. Engel will be present at the board meeting to talk about STEM initiatives in the science classroom.