November 21, 2022 at 5:30 PM - Regular Meeting
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I. Board Meeting
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I.A. Call to Order
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I.B. Roll Call of Board
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I.C. Pledge of Allegiance
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I.D. Notice of Open Meeting Posted
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I.D.1. President insures all can hear proceedings
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I.E. Mission Statement
Discussion:
Doug Willoughby read the Mission Statement.
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I.F. Opportunity for Public to be Heard
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I.G. Board Special Functions
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I.G.1. Second and Final Reading of Policy 204.12 Public Comment in Board Meetings
Discussion:
Dr. Loeffelholz, Superintendent said with the changes in this policy we will need to edit the statement in our meeting to reflect people who want to address the board do not have to be a resident of the district.
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I.G.2. Second and Final Reading of Policy 902.02 Construction Plans and Specifications
Discussion:
Dr. Loeffelholz said this new information changes the amount to $118,000.00 to require a public bid.
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I.G.3. Second and Final Reading of Policy 902.04 Bids and Awards for Construction Contracts
Discussion:
The change in this policy is regarding bids and awards in contracts up to $109,000.00.
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I.G.4. Second and Final Reading of Policy 305.02 Opioid Overdose Prevention and Response
Discussion:
The Board was asked to adopt this policy. Dr. Loeffelholz said he checked with the attorney regarding the question from last week on the need to lock the Narcan up or keep it easily accessible for use. The attorney recommended keeping it secure without a lock and be kept in several convenient places throughout each building. This medication will not hurt if used on someone who is not overdosing however, it will save a life in many cases. Dave Hiebner, CHS Principal shared information from the training that took place on Wednesday.
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I.G.5. Discuss and consider the of adoption of the Construction Management at Risk selection criteria and the evaluation point values for a potential multiple school facilities project.
Discussion:
Dr. Loeffelholz explained that by state statute we need to adopt the next two agenda items to move forward with the selection of a Construction Manager. By approving, this gives Dr. Loeffelholz and the attorney permission to make decisions on the projects. |
I.G.6. Discuss, consider and take all necessary action with regard to selecting the Construction Management at Risk method of construction delivery for a potential multiple school facilities project under the Political Subdivisions Construction Alternatives Act.
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I.H. Items to be removed from the Consent Agenda
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I.I. Consent Agenda
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I.I.1. Approval of Minutes
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I.I.2. Financial Reports M2, M3, M4a
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I.I.3. Financial Report M5
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I.I.4. Certified Personnel
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I.I.5. Classified Personnel
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I.I.6. Professional Travel
Discussion:
The October report is lengthy, Dr. Loeffelholz said it is often busy in October because it is between fall and winter activities.
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I.J. Acceptance of Gifts/Donations
Discussion:
The Foundation Report is showing a lot of money going in and out, including Kramer, volleyball tournament, Athletic Hall of Fame, fundraisers, marching band competitions, and others.
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I.K. Curriculum and Instruction
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I.K.1. Administrative Functions
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I.K.1.1. Approval of High School Career & Technical Education Programs of Study and Standards
Discussion:
Teresa Hausmann, Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment said she is requesting approval of the state standards. Once that is done, the work will begin to get the updates implemented.
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I.K.2. Updates
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I.L. Business Operations and Human Relations
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I.L.1. Administrative Functions
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I.L.1.1. TERIP for 22-23
Discussion:
Dr. Loeffelholz reminded the Board that any changes they want to make has to be made the prior year before. Chip Kay, Director of Finance and Human Resources said there are 25 people eligible, he will present information on TERIP on December 9, 2022.
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I.L.1.2. Fundraising Applications for Approval
Discussion:
There was one request added, to collect items for the rescue mission.
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I.L.1.3. Surplus Requests
Discussion:
Mr. Kay said one of the surplus request was removed, the CMS EL materials will be not be surplussed as this time.
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I.L.2. Updates
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I.M. Buildings & Sites/Technology
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I.M.1. Administrative Functions
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I.M.1.1. City of Columbus Request for the Temporary Snow Fence
Discussion:
Leonard Kwapnioski said the area has been planted and the City of Columbus will place the temporary snow fence soon. Good time to take advantage of the decent weather in the next week.
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I.M.2. Updates
Discussion:
Mr. Kwapnioski invited everyone to see the progress at Kramer. He said 8 of the 10 rooms are done. Tile will be laid in the hallways later this week. HVAC units have been started to heat in a couple of areas in order to continue working. Mr. Kwapnioski was asked about the CASSETTE House Project, he said there is hold up on electrical, they will be using a new transformer and they are waiting for Loup Power to release it to CPS. The ice skating pond needs minimum of 2 feet of frost in the ground to be filled with water. |
I.N. Student Services
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I.N.1. Administrative Functions
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I.N.2. Updates
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I.O. Superintendent's Report
Discussion:
Dr. Loeffelholz said to read the Tuesday Tidbit, there are upcoming dates to note. December 9, Christmas Luncheon and PD. Professional Development is offering a lot of options for certified staff. He will be presenting information based on data from last year’s ideas on expansion. December 14th and 15th, the district will be hosting community presentations at CMS and CHS. We will need to have our scope by March 16. |
I.P. Board Sharing
Discussion:
The Board noted the high school musical. They all shared information from the sessions that they attended at the State Board of Education Conference last week. All wished staff and their families a very Happy Thanksgiving. |
II. Executive Session
Discussion:
The Board did not go into Executive Session.
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III. Adjourn
Discussion:
Meeting adjourned at 6:22pm.
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