June 13, 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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No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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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
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Claims: 2nd Wind Exercise Inc. 670.20; Adam Hayward 186.38; Amazon 2,342.12; Anderson, Josh 387.65; Apple Computer, Inc. 4,596.00 Arensdorf, Mike 1,107.09; Armstrong, Brian 609.23; Balsoma-Connelly, Starlette 220.08; BST&T 2,700.00; BH Energy 1,690.28; Bomgaars 479.99; Brown, Robert 400.00; Caert, Inc. 1,300.00; Capital One Trade Credit 4,533.97; Card Service Center 954.7; Carlson Electric 1,618.14; Cash-Wa Dist. 730.04; Century Link 641.07; Cheleen, Jason 1,930.90; Christopher Rebeiro; 362.62; Decker Inc. School Fix 53.40; Doncheske, Dustie 400.00; Duane Duncan 1,147.10; Dylan Johnson 704.27; Eakes Office Solutions 9,769.14; Ecolab 62.96; Essink, Ryan 766.2; Estrada, April 93.38; Foster, Debra 70.00; Frenchman Valley Coop 381.27; Gabriel Zajec 660.25; Goddard, Melisa 65.08; HealthEquity 158.00; Hometown Leasing 994.98; Ideal Linen Supply 149.31; Instrumentalist Awards LLC 9.50; Jack Brethauer 501.86; Julesburg Advocate 42.00; Keith Co. News 60.52; Kent Displays, Inc. 373.78; Koenen, Julie 239.63; Lakeshore Learning 25.97; Learning Without Tears 329.18; Luis Lopez 574.22; Matheson Tri-Gas, Inc. 23.25; Mathis, Amanda 826.81; McGraw-Hill LLC 258.60; Mead Lumber 65.96; Mid-American Research 2,192.67; Midwest Inn 2,020.00; NPPD (Nebraska Public Power District) 2,529.43; NPPD MLBRY Acct 64.28; NPPD Plum 2 Acct 47.37; NSIAAA 250.00; Office Service, Inc. 156.99; Oriental Trading Co. 532.70; Pitsco, Inc. 151.40; Ray Howell 273.44; Really Good Stuff 137.20; Red Rover Technologies, LLC 1,409.30; S & W Auto Supply 32.58; Sarah Johnson 146.72; Scholastic, Inc. 80.62; Snell Services, Inc. 2,019.45; Spady, Candace 400.00; Spencer, David 535.54; Steve Ogburn 112.04; Teacher Synergy LLC 2,700.00; Toby Speihs 1,613.95; Tom Reeves 198.41; Troy Carlson 1,305.42; University Of Nebraska-Lincoln 430.00; Verizon Wireless 271.78; Village Of Big Springs 756.15; Vintage Barn Door Blooms 310.00; Voyagers Sopris Learning 115.50; Wagner, Marie 324.12; Walmart Business 215.87, WRG, Inc. 299.00; Wiest Hardware 1,098.57; Wilson, Lisa 324.17; EFTPS 105.49; NPERS 114.57; NE Dept Revenue 6.67; AFLAC 1,440.17; Colonial Life 193.50; EFTPS 37,458.80; Horace Mann Insurance Company 82.62; Horace Mann Life Ins. Co. 175.00; Nebraska Department of Revenue 5,363.91; (NPERS) 32,496.24; Vision Care Direct 471.56; Jenna Hill H S A 196.64; Lisa Hixon H S A 503.49; BCBS NE 49,648.86; SPFLEX 2,544.46 BOND FUND: Deluxe Checks Inc. 67.35; BUILDING FUND Deluxe Checks Inc. 67.35
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III.E. Claims: Building, Bond Fund/Depreciation Fund (If Any)
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III.F. Certified Staff: Science Teacher Mrs. K Cross, Resignation: Mr. Glaze
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IV. Patrons
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V. Board Members (Committee Reports)
Discussion:
Mr. Spencer reported the bus/vehicle service schedule. Mrs. Stanley received positive feedback from alumni about the DC group. There are upcoming school law leadership opportunities.
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VI. Correspondence
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VII. Principals Report
Speaker(s):
Mr. Brost
Discussion:
Mr. Nick Brost gave the principal's report. The track season wrapped up: Congrats to Taylyn Bauer, Haily Koenen and Cavin Lanman at State Track in Omaha. The SPK App is available to download from the App Store and iTunes store. Thank you the custodial staff for the hard work getting the building and grounds ready for the next school year.
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VIII. Superintendents Report
Speaker(s):
Mr. Spencer
Discussion:
Mr. David Spencer gave the superintendent's report. The NE State Board of Education issued the Certificate of Accreditation. The annual egg drop contest was held. The retirement party for Ms. Cramer and Mrs. Carlson was well attended. The gym floor refinishing project is underway. There will be an NHS sponsored blood drive on June 30 at the Assembly of God Church. Excess school equipment will be listed for bids and opened at the next meeting.
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IX. Discussion Items
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IX.A. School Board Policy
Discussion:
The board discussed the 3000's policies.
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X. Action Items
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XI. Review the Minutes
Discussion:
Review the minutes.
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XII. Executive Session: Personnel
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XIII. Next Regular Meeting will be July 11th at 7:00 A.M.
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XIV. Adjournment
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