March 13, 2023 at 5:30 PM - GIPS BOE Regular Meeting
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1. CALL TO ORDER
Speaker(s):
Board President
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It is 5:____PM and I now call to order the Grand Island Public Schools Board of Education Meeting. This is the March 13, 2023 meeting. Notice of this meeting has been advertised in the Grand Island Independent, which is the District's designated method of giving notice of these meetings.
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2. ROLL CALL
Speaker(s):
Mrs. Dibbert
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Roll Call.
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3. MISSION STATEMENT
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The MissionEvery Student, Every Day, a Success! In educating students, we teach hearts as well as minds. Student CommitmentsWithin the school district of Grand Island:
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4. CONSENT AGENDA
Speaker(s):
Board President
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The first item on the agenda tonight is the Consent Agenda. The Consent Agenda to be approved is as follows:
(items read.) This is the Consent Agenda as published. Would anyone like to remove any items or add any items to the Consent Agenda? (pause) Does anyone have a potential conflict of interest on agenda item 4.3? If so, please state the check number that you will be abstaining from voting on. |
4.1. Minutes from the previous month's meeting
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4.2. Acceptance of Agendas From Standing Committees
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Standing Committees
A monthly agenda presented to the board and community on the major items discussed and under consideration in the standing committees.
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4.3. Claims as submitted
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4.4. Bid Proposals as submitted
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4.5. Staff Adjustments as submitted
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4.6. Treasurer's Report as submitted
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4.7. Policy
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4.7.1. 3212 SUPERINTENDENT EVALUATION - First Read
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4.7.2. 8240 ADMISSION OF EXCHANGE AND FOREIGN STUDENTS - First Read
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4.7.3. 2110 POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SCHOOL BOARD - First Read
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4.7.4. 2111 BOARD OPERATING PRINCIPLES - First Read
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4.7.5. 2230 BOARD COMMITTEES - First Read
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4.8. Approval of Agenda as submitted
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5. SPECIAL RECOGNITION
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5.1. Recognition of the GISH Boys and Girls Bowling Team
Speaker(s):
Cindy Wells
Rationale:
Recognition of the GISH Boys Bowling Team won back to back District and State Championships. Kayden Kuusela also was State Champion for Boys Singles. We had 3 boys qualify for the State Singles.
Our Girls Team were District Champions and State Runner-ups. We had 3 girls qualify for the State Singles. Jett Hennings Kaden Kuusela Brayden Lee Austin Sinsel Broc Cramer Cody Cadwalader Ramsey Rathjen Coach Paul Lee Coach Brad Earnest |
5.2. State Champion Bowling - Singles
Speaker(s):
Cindy Wells
Rationale:
Recognize Kaden Kuusela for the Class A, State Champion Bowling for Boys Singles.
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5.3. NSPRA 2022-2023 "Top 35 Under 35" Class - Mitchell Roush
Speaker(s):
Jennifer Worthington
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Every other year, NSPRA's 35 Under 35 program recognizes school public relations professionals who are making a difference for their school districts or education-related employers.
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6. CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
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6.1. Shoemaker Elementary - Calm down kit/corner and Restorative Circles school implementation/Restorative Circle Grade Level Schedule
Speaker(s):
Samantha Amick (Social Worker), Arik Streck (4th grade teacher), Amirah Wolfe (student of Mr. Streck and my daughter)
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Shoemaker Elementary - Supporting social and emotional needs and development/communication skills for our students in order to positively impact connections to school and in turn academic progress.
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7. REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE BOARD
Speaker(s):
Board President
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8. INFORMATION ITEMS
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8.1. GIPS Foundation - Go Big Give and the 20years of Staff Giving Campaign
Speaker(s):
Maggie McDermott
Rationale:
GIPS Foundation - Go Big Give and the 20years of Staff Giving Campaign
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8.2. HOSA Health Fair
Speaker(s):
Mr. Schlagel and HOSA Students
Rationale:
The Health Occupations Student Association (HOSA) will present information on the health fair that they will be hosting.
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8.3. ASCEND Update
Speaker(s):
Tausha Jones and Brian Kort
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Update on the Tri-Cities ASCEND program that supports upcoming administrators.
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8.4. Middle School Visioning Update
Speaker(s):
Dr. Palmer
Rationale:
Middle School Visioning Update
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8.5. Negotiations between GIEA and the Board of Education
Speaker(s):
Mr. Kort
Rationale:
Negotiations between GIEA and the Board of Education
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8.6. Panorama Survey Renewal
Speaker(s):
Dr. Dexter
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The Panorama Survey surveys students, staff, and parents to gather input on how they and their students are supported in school. This tool is used to monitor school climate and culture in GIPS schools. The NDE school improvement process requires a survey to gather student, staff, and parent input. Panorama Education partners with schools and districts to collect and analyze data about social-emotional learning, school climate, family engagement, and more. With research-backed surveys and a leading technology platform, Panorama helps educators act on data to improve student outcomes. Panorama has supported more than 5 million students in 6,500 schools across 45 states, which allows for the development of valid and reliable questions to collect, disaggregate, and compare data to inform school improvement.
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8.7. Staffing request for 2023-2024 school year
Speaker(s):
Mr. Kort
Rationale:
Staffing request for 2023-2024 school year
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8.8. Hope Squad Program at GISH
Speaker(s):
Dr. Dexter
Rationale:
Due to the need to schedule training, this will be info and action
Hope Squad is a school-based, peer to peer behavioral health support program. Fifteen educators will be trained by Hope Squad Trainers as Hope Squad advisors in June of 2023. Hope Squad student members will be chosen by their peers through a school-wide nomination process. We anticipate 8-10 students for each grade level at GISH. Orientation will be provided to students and parents with a required signed parent permission form. The Hope Squad will use the Hope Squad National Curriculum. Hope Squad supports GIPS Success Area 3: Thrive in school and life
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8.9. Walnut Middle School and Elementary Security Vestibules
Speaker(s):
Mr. Petsch
Rationale:
Approve Duncan Theis Construction to do the project and contract.
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8.10. Construction Update
Speaker(s):
Mr. Petsch
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Mr. Petsch will present the construction update. |
8.11. Student Representative Report
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Mr. Cloutier will present the student representative's report to the board. |
8.12. Superintendent Report
Speaker(s):
Mr. Matt Fisher
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Mr. Fisher will present the superintendent report. |
9. ACTION ITEMS
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9.1. 2022 K-8 Nebraska Mathematics Standards Revisions & Adoption
Speaker(s):
Dr. Buhrman
Rationale:
GIPS K-8 Mathematics is currently aligned to the 2015 Nebraska Mathematics Standards. This will provide an update to changes made in the new 2022 Mathematics Standards set, which by law is reviewed and revised every seven years by the state.
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9.2. Staffing request for 2023-2024 school year
Speaker(s):
Mr. Kort
Rationale:
Staffing request for 2023-2024 school year
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9.3. Hope Squad
Rationale:
Due to the need to schedule training, this will be info and action
Hope Squad is a school-based, peer to peer behavioral health support program. Fifteen educators will be trained by Hope Squad Trainers as Hope Squad advisors in June of 2023. Hope Squad student members will be chosen by their peers through a school-wide nomination process. We anticipate 8-10 students for each grade level at GISH. Orientation will be provided to students and parents with a required signed parent permission form. The Hope Squad will use the Hope Squad National Curriculum. Hope Squad supports GIPS Success Area 3: Thrive in school and life
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9.4. Walnut Middle School and Elementary Security Vestibules
Speaker(s):
Mr. Petch
Rationale:
Approve Duncan Theis Construction to do the project and contract.
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10. REPORTS
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10.1. No Report - Grand Island Public Schools Foundation Report
Speaker(s):
Mrs. Jurgens
Rationale:
A monthly report to the Board and community on the major items discussed and under consideration by the Grand Island Public Schools Foundation.
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11. NOTIFICATION OF UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS
Rationale:
Regular Board of Education Meeting - Thursday, April 13, 2023.
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12. ADJOURNMENT
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