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Board Adopts Bond Election
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Resolution, Hires Personnel
Mooreland School Board mem-
bers adopted a resolution calling
for a bond election to construct a
new high school during a regular
meeting Monday, June 12.
The resolution authorizes the
calling of a special election open
to school district patrons.
This decision was one of several
made in a lengthy agenda which
included hiring of support person-
nel for the 2017-18 school year,
approval of hiring a new teacher
and approval of three resignations.
The meeting ran for an hour and
40 minutes from 7:00 to 8:40 p.m.
Present at the meeting were
board members Brett Bates, Sam-
my Stubbs and Troy White, Super-
intendent Terry Kellner, Minutes
Clerk Chris Callison and Jordan
Smith with Stephen L. Smith Corp.
It was noted the agenda and
meeting notice were posted as
required and the Open Meeting
Law for a regular meeting was met.
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Minutes of the May 8 regular
meeting were approved and the
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report were okayed as presented.
General fund 2016-17 encum-
brances in the amount of $39,-
048.06; building fund 2016-17
encumbrances in the amount of
$3,158.54 and child nutrition
fund 2016-17 encumbrances in
the amount of $6,726.74 were all
approved as presented.
Board members approved a
quote from Oklahoma Schools
Insurance Group in the amount
of $64,520 for building, proper-
ty, auto and liability insurance;
and also a quote from Oklahoma
School Assurance Group for work-
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the amount of $15,938.38.
Resignations from Melinda
Arney, part time high school
teacher; Kylea Cartwright, part
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Jordan Smith of Stephen L. elementary aide; Sarah Eilers, cal Therapy & Sports Rehab for I
Smith Corp. presented the resolu- elementary aide. physical therapy services and F
tion for the bond election before Secretaries Andrea Frazier, Lifeworks Therapy Solutions for P
it was approved as stated above. high school; Melissa Thompson, occupational therapy services
After discussion the board voted elementary. during the 2017-18 school year.
to relinquish control of the cafe- Board members also approved The following contracts were
teria personnel to Keystone Food and signed the following contract approved and signed as present-
Service. addendums: Tim Callison, summer ed for the 2017-18 school year:
The board went into executive driver education; Kendra Mitchell, Gabbart Communications for web
session to discuss employment summer custodian; Lesa Mitchell, hosting services and Alert Now
of support personnel. After the summer custodian; Kelly Masoner, Services from Blackboard for
session, the board voted to return summer custodian; Tina Hensley, school district student and parent
to open session. summer custodian; Frank Howard, QRWLFDWLRQV\VWHP
Executive Session Clerk Terry summer custodian; Luke Thomp- Superintendent Kellner stated
Kellner stated the board discussed son, summer custodian. there was no new business and the
employment of support personnel An agreement with OPSUCA for meeting was adjourned.
with no votes taken during the unemployment services through
f executive session. Oklahoma State School Board As-
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lowing support personnel: as presented.
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payroll and encumbrance clerk; member of the OSSBA. THURSDAY Today w
secretary and board clerk; Cynthia The board approved as presented Partly Cloudy chance
Pierce, activity fund custodian, a contract with The Center for Edu- High: 89 Low: 70 of 89,
secretary and treasurer. cation Law for basic legal services. to 15 m
Maintenance Heath Persons, Superintendent Kellner in- FRIDAY is 110
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head maintenance/transportation; formed the board that the OSSBA
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Lesa Mitchell (part time) elemen- State Conference will be held in southea
tary school; Tina Hensley, athletic Oklahoma City August 25-27. The SATURDAY tonight
facilities. board members signed administra- Partly Cloudy
Route Bus Drivers Lesa Mitch- tive, teacher and support contracts High: 90 Low: 69
ell, Kelly Masoner, Tina Hensley, for July payroll. SUNDAY
Tina Smith (vo-tech), Frank How- Board members also gave ap- Partly Cloudy
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Teacher Aides Kelly Mason- Partly Cloudy
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