March 21, 2022 at 7:00 PM - Regular Board Meeting
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I. Meeting Called To Order
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I.A. Roll Call
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I.B. Pledge of Allegiance
Discussion:
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and Chairman Armstrong made note of the Open Meetings Act poster that is on display in the meeting room.
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II. Open Meetings Act
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III. Consent Agenda
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III.A. Confirmation of the last regular meeting minutes
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III.B. Financial Reports
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III.C. Treasurer's Report
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III.D. Claims: General Fund
Action(s):
No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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CLAIMS: Aliens and Strangers Music 21.00; All Star Auto Glass 29.95; Amazon Credit Plan 1,461.13; Baileigh Industrial Holdings LLC 2,144.00; Big Springs Truck and Travel 676.93; Black Hills Energy 3,485.83; Brost, Nicholas 548.15; Brown, Robert 64.53; Capital One Trade Credit 889.89; Card Service Center 2,815.20; Carlson, Alyson 114.94; Cash-Wa Dist. 523.01; Cdw Government, Inc 4,200.00; Century Link 639.42; Chappell Super Foods 73.56; Doncheske, Dustie 20.86; Dylan's Flooring 225.00; Eakes Office Solutions 10,575.06; Ecolab 125.92; Engineered Controls, Inc. 3,500.00; ESU 16 13,540.90; Foster, Debra 130.00; Goddard, Melisa 38.58; HealthEquity 158.00; Hometown Leasing 994.98; Hot Lunch Account 275.00; Hot Lunch 1,225.85; Ideal Linen Supply 169.00; Johnson, Courtney 550.00; Jostens 223.08; Keith Co. News 74.19; Know Your Golf Rules 119.40; Kotschwar, Bryan 412.47; KSB School Law 65.00; Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc.163.69; McGraw-Hill LLC 1,409.79; Mid-American Research 707.14; Midwest Door and Hardware 936.00; Moorhead, Denise 550.00; NASB (Nebraska Association Of School Boards) 3,120.00; NPPD (Nebraska Public Power District) 3,019.72; NPPD MLBRY Acct 64.28; NPPD Plum 2 Acct 47.37; Office Service, Inc. 40.97; Oriental Trading Co. 705.55; R Lawn LLC 9,709.52; Ray's Cement Works 200.00; Richards, Shane 43.90; Rockler 4,049.99; Rudy's GTO 20.00; Sandhills Physical Therapy 3,000.00; Scherbarth, Stephanie 198.56; Sinclair Oil Corp. 3,852.79; Snell Services, Inc. 557.51; SP Benefit Fund 687.74; Uline 1,073.93; United States Postal Service 700.90; US Postmaster-Big Springs 313.00; Verizon Wireless 260.35; Village Of Big Springs 629.25; Walmart Business 200.10; Wiest Hardware 1,074.63; Wolf Auto Center Ogallala 488.88 AFLAC 1,440.17; Colonial Life 193.50; EFTPS 39,548.77; Horace Mann 44.42; Horace Mann 175.00; NE Depart Revenue 5,702.31; NPERS (Nebraska School Retirement System) 34,826.12; Vision Care Direct 454.90; Lisa Hixon HSA 503.49; NEBCBS 49,273.16; SP Flex Spending 2,544.46
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III.E. Claims: Building Fund/Depreciation Fund (If Any)
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III.F. Certified Resignation
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IV. Patrons
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V. Board Members (Committee Reports)
Discussion:
The building and grounds committee reported on the updates of the gym floor and entry door projects. The transportation committee gave vehicle maintenance updates.
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VI. Correspondence
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VII. Principals Report
Speaker(s):
Mr. Brost
Discussion:
The principal's report was given by Mr. Nick Brost. The student of the Quarter is Rylee Estrada. Congrats on the successful completion of the basketball season. There were two school records set by Maddi Cheleen for 3 pointers in a season and Ethan Reichman set career points, career 3pts and 3pts in a season. MAC All conference selections: Girls 1st Team- Lauryn Stanley, Maddi Cheleen, 2nd Team-Haily Koenen, Honorable Mention-Avery Hayward, Boys -1st Team - Ethan Reichman, Honorable Mention-Jate Saults, State Speech, Paola Lopez - 6th Place-Poetry. Congrats - Quiz Bowl 2nd Place MAC Finish. The Science Olympiad Team and FFA teams had several strong places in recent competitions.
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VIII. Superintendents Report
Speaker(s):
Mr. Spencer
Discussion:
The superintendent's report was given by Mr. David Spencer. Dr. Seuss day was celebrated in elementary school. The elementary P/T conferences were well attended. The Penny Carnival was successful. A huge thanks go to the staff, donors and community that made it a success. The Senior Art students attended the VanGogh Immersive Experience Exhibit at the Denver Art Museum. The 6th Grade hosted the Wax Museum. The Scholastic Book Fair was a success; thank you to Mrs. Devries for all her hard work and the community support.
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IX. School Board Policy
Discussion:
A discussion was held about the 2000 series policies which were set aside until adopted.
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X. Discussion Items
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X.A. Dale Fornander - Prince-Empson Insurance
Discussion:
Mr. Dale Fornander from Prince Empson insurance agency addressed the board.
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X.B. 2022-2023 School Calendar
Discussion:
A discussion was held about the school calendar.
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X.C. Wrestling Proposal -Mr. Miller
Discussion:
Cameron Miller presented information about wrestling to the board. A discussion was held about Mr. Miller's presentation; the board asked to move wrestling to April's agenda.
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XI. Action Items
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XI.A. Stage Curtain Bid
Discussion:
A discussion was held about the stage curtain. The board tabled this item until the April meeting to see if more bids can be obtained.
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XII. Review the Minutes
Discussion:
Review the minutes.
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XIII. Next Regular Meeting will be April 11th at 7:00 PM
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XIV. Adjournment
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