September 9, 2024 at 7:10 PM - BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR BOARD MEETING
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Opening The Meeting
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Call to Order
Discussion:
President F. Kramer called the regular meeting of the Stapleton Public Schools Board of Education to order at 7:15 p.m. on Monday, September 9, 2024, in the library at Stapleton Public Schools.
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Pledge of Allegiance
Discussion:
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited; the board norms were read aloud.
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Nebraska Open Meeting Act statement and poster placement
Discussion:
President F. Kramer observed Open Meeting Law requirements.
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Roll Call
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Review of Norms
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Board Development
Discussion:
Board members attended NASB meeting held in North Platte and highlights were presented on sessions attended.
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Excuse Absent Board Members
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Publication of Notice
Discussion:
Notice of the meeting was published in the Stapleton Enterprise on Thursday, September 5, 2024, and posted at five local businesses along with notice to the president of the board and all members prior to the meeting date.
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Public Comment and Recognition of Visitors
Discussion:
President F. Kramer asked if there was any public comment and referred to the guidelines in the agenda.
Duane McClain stated that the Stapleton Public Schools Foundation will meet before the next school oard meeting to review grant applications. There are currently 2 beef going in to be processed for Beef in Schools, that have been donated for the hot lunch program. He commented on appreciation of Jr. High Coaches and Mr. Johnson for his visit with the 6th graders. |
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Routine Business
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Approval of Prior Minutes
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No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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Approval of Claims
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No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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Treasurer's Report
Discussion:
The treasurer's report was presented by Superintendent Redinger.
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Reports
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Community Liaison
Discussion:
Bryan Regier gave his Community Liaisons' report which included: class officer pictures obtained for local paper along with athletic pictures, collecting applications for Junior Chamber Members to be selected before the next chamber meeting.
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Activities Director Report
Discussion:
The Activities Director's report given by Jeremiah Johnson included the following: fall sports records/updates, attending practices and providing verbal and written feedback to coaches, finalizing 2025-26 schedules, homecoming week events being organized, pep rally Sept. 26, early morning weights with Coach Deines and Coach Connell, memo sent to coaches about reporting results/stats to Creative Printers, item requests presented to the Booster Club and School Foundation, MNAC Fall Conference Admin meeting, and kudos to Coaches Martin and Jones for their work with junior high volleyball.
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Principal
Discussion:
7-12 Principal Johnson's report included: conducting walk throughs and observations in classes, upcoming formal evaluations, canvas courses for all secondary teachers, current enrollment, one student applied for and was granted early release with positive feedback, NHS Induction is September 17th, NSCAS baseline testing and initial ACT Prep conducted
and a social/emotional learning student survey was sent to all students with majority of feedback positive and working with Mrs. Joedeman individually with some students with minor concerns. PK-6 Principal Isom reported on the following: NSCAS testing with 3-8 grades, MAPS testing with K-2, CIP review, SPED Letter of Determination, SPED Assessment and Principal of the Day. Goals for 2024-25 include: complete Determination goals, update CIP Plan, complete TIP plan, work through first year of Wonders Reading, get kids reading, acknowledge kids with "RARE" characteristics and make more positive connections with families. |
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Board Committee Reports
Discussion:
The Building and Grounds committee report presented updated list of projects.
The Wellness Committee met and reviewed policy and goals. |
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Wellness Committee (August 27th), School Improvement/Curriculum/School Improvement (September 16).
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Superintendent
Discussion:
Superintendent Redinger's report presented information on the following: State Education Conference on November 20-22, propane rates, senior meal program and community childcare. |
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New Business
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Discuss and take appropriate action on the proposed School Year 2024-25 budget with consideration for the following funds: General, Depreciation, Employee Benefits, Contingency, Activities, Special Building, Bond, School Lunch, Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking, Cooperative, and Student Fees.
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No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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Discuss and take appropriate action on the district property tax request(s) for the 2024-25 school fiscal year.
Action(s):
No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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Discussion and action to approve FFA travel to the national convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Action(s):
No Action(s) have been added to this Agenda Item.
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Discussion regarding possible improvements to the football field grounds.
Discussion:
The Board discussed possible improvements to the football field grounds including: practice track, crows nest addition of decks and possible storage and also seating improvements.
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Discussion regarding a joint public hearing with Logan County on Wednesday, September 18, in the school library.
Discussion:
The Board discussed a joint public hearing with Logan County on Wednesday, September 18, in the school library at 7:00 p.m.
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Discussion regarding the scheduling of extracurricular activities.
Discussion:
The Board discussed scheduling of extracurricular activities including: junior high events scheduled on Wednesdays.
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Discussion regarding the inclusion of the Bible and Ten Commandments to the school's curriculum.
Discussion:
The Board discussed the inclusion of the Bible and Ten Commandments to the school's curriculum. |
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Upcoming Dates and Times
Discussion:
The next regular board meeting will be held on Monday, October 14, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. in the library at Stapleton Public Schools.
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Board Goals Review
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Adjournment
Discussion:
President F. Kramer adjourned the meeting at 8:42 p.m.
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