AGENDA WIGGINS SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-50J BOARD OF … · Wednesday, September 7, 2016 1. Call to order/Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll call 3. Approval of agenda 4. Approval of minutes,

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WIGGINS SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-50J

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Call to order/Pledge of Allegiance1.

Roll call2.

Approval of agenda3.

Approval of minutes, regular meeting August 11, 20164.

Congratulations, Celebrations, Information5.

Public participation6.

Board Reports/RequestsA.

Superintendent's Report B.

Introduction of New TeachersC.

Preschool ReportD.

Maintenance ReportE.

Transportation ReportF.

Technology ReportG.

Building ReportH.

Reports7.

New Hires i.

After School Programii.

Stipendiii.

Volunteersiv.

PersonnelA.

August Financialsi.

Financial ReportB.

Consent Agenda8.

National FFA TripA.

Ballot IssueB.

New Business9.

Out of District StudentsA.

Policy RevisionsB.

Old Business10.

Meeting debrief, signatures on documents11.

Adjournment12.

Regular Meeting

6:30 p.m.

Board Room

AGENDA

SEPT 2016 BOE meeting Page 1

AGENDA ITEM #: 4

AGENDA ITEM: Minutes

SUBMITTED BY: Cary Allen, BOE Clerk

TYPE OF ACTION: Report____ Discussion_____ Action __X___

SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

Minutes from the regular meeting August 11, 2016.

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the minutes as presented.

August 11

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4 MINUTES






September 15 - Midterm•

September 23 - No School - Teacher In-Service Day•

6th Grade Outdoor Trip has been changed from the spring to October 12-14•

The After School Program has doubled in participation this year•

5 CONGRATULATIONS, CELEBRATIONS, INFORMATION•


AGENDA ITEM #: 7A

AGENDA ITEM: Board Reports

SUBMITTED BY: Board Members

TYPE OF ACTION: Report __X__ Discussion_____ Action_____

SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

7A BOARD REPORTS


AGENDA ITEM #: 7B

AGENDA ITEM: Superintendent's Report

SUBMITTED BY: Gary Bruntz


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

School has started with all classes PreK- College classes underway along with all fall sports

and activities. It has been a smooth start to the new school year. Early enrollment numbers

are much higher than at the end of last year but at the beginning of the year they tend to

fluctuate greatly. At the very beginning we had 71 new students enroll and some

disenrollment. Again this will fluctuate more in the next couple of weeks but as of last week,

we were plus 30 district-wide. Funding is calculated by the number of students enrolled at

the October count so by then it has usually stabilized and doesn’t change much after that.

The directors will be giving their reports of their summer activities later in the meeting.

Generally at this meeting we have the District and School Performance frameworks, which is

the school’s report card but because of the change to the CMAS and PARCC tests, new norms

and growth data from CDE are going to take longer so those reports will come later in the

year.

The district has received our preliminary assessed values from the 3 counties (Morgan, Weld,

Adams) and it was just shy of $181 million. Morgan went up slightly, Adams was down

slightly and Weld is down about 9%. We had anticipated Weld being down as much as 40%.

It is preliminary at this time but it does look like we will again be relying on state equalization

funding and incurring some of the negative factor. We will not be sure until December.

7B SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT


AGENDA ITEM #: 7C

AGENDA ITEM: Introduction of New Teachers

SUBMITTED BY: Trent Kerr, Secondary Principal


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

7C INTRODUCTION OF NEW TEACHERS


AGENDA ITEM #: 7D

AGENDA ITEM: Preschool Report

SUBMITTED BY: Lisa Trautwein, Director


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

Wiggins Preschool began classes on Tuesday, September 6th. We have full

classes with a waiting list. A complete data report will be made at the next

School Board meeting.

A new staff member, Jennifer Stewart, has joined our preschool staff roster.

Preschool Family Night will be held Thursday, September 22nd. This Family

Night will be a dessert potluck and gives families a chance to meet each

other.

Preschool Staff will attend an In-Service Training in Brush concerning

sensory activities for the classroom. This training will be held on Friday,

September 23rd which is a scheduled Professional Development Day.

District Council will be held Tuesday, September 27th from 6-7 p.m. in the

Preschool Building. The District Council monitors the early childhood

services provided by the School District making recommendations as

needed.

7D PRESCHOOL REPORT


AGENDA ITEM #: 7E

AGENDA ITEM: Maintenance Report

SUBMITTED BY: John Kopetzky, Director


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

7E MAINTENANCE REPORT


AGENDA ITEM #: 7F

AGENDA ITEM: Transportation Report

SUBMITTED BY: Bill Crites, Director


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

7F TRANSPORTATION REPORT


AGENDA ITEM #: 7G

AGENDA ITEM: Technology Report

SUBMITTED BY: Mark Pelton, Director


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

7G TECHNOLOGY REPORT


AGENDA ITEM #: 7H

AGENDA ITEM: Building Report

SUBMITTED BY: Trent Kerr


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

7H BUILDING REPORT


AGENDA #8

AGENDA ITEM: Consent Agenda

SUBMITTED BY: Gary Bruntz, Superintendent

TYPE OF ACTION: Report ____ Discussion ____ Action __X__

PersonnelA.

-New Hires

-After School Program

-Stipend

-Volunteers

Financial ReportB.

-August Financials

SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve consent agenda as presented.

8 CONSENT AGENDA


PERSONNEL

Jennifer Stewart - Preschool Teacher Assistant

Mariana Cardona - Night/Game Duty Custodian

New Hires -1.

Jenna Ashbrook, Kaliegh Bates, Taylor Boyer and Wendy Galvan

After School Program-2.

Tara Boyer - Elementary Assessment Coordinator

Stipend -3.

Jamie Bodine - Elementary Volunteer

Jaylin Busch - Elementary Volunteer

Angela Rutenbeck - Elementary Volunteer

Volunteers -4.

8A PERSONNEL


Monthly Expenditures for August

General Fund $367,554.06•

Preschool $ 19,290.91•

Capital Reserve $ 0.00 •

Bond Redemption $ 0.00 •

Lunch Fund $ 9,298.48•

Total $396,143.45•

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8B FINANCIAL





AGENDA ITEM #: 9A

AGENDA ITEM: National FFA Trip

SUBMITTED BY: Rockie Ernst, FFA Sponsor

TYPE OF ACTION: Report ____ Discussion ____ Action __X___

SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

Members of the Wiggins FFA will be attending the 89th National FFA Convention

held in Indianapolis, Indiana. I plan on taking FFA members. Interviews and final

selection will be taking place on Thursday evening, Sept. 1st.

Each member must have met the qualifications and have been interviewed in

order to be selected through the Ag Ed Advisory Committee. We plan to leave on

Tuesday, October 18th and return on Sunday, October 23rd. Rhonda Eklund will

attend as a chaperone and likely a driver if needed.

Members attending will hear National FFA Officers retiring remarks, participate in

the Career Show, attend leadership and personal development workshops and

tour selected businesses and industries.

We had the State Winning Agronomy Team that will compete at Nationals as well.

Members on the team are Roxanne Bashor, Rachel Columbia, Bailey Eklund and

Charlee Teague. This is a great honor for these girls and our program!!

We are asking for approval for out of state travel from the school board to attend.

We are asking for the school to assist in funding at least a small portion of this trip

by covering the cost of a vehicle while we are back there. We will need one

vehicle to travel to DIA where we will plan to fly into Indianapolis and rent a

vehicle to get around to the Judging Contest sites, Convention Center and to our

hotel and various tours while we are there. We will be utilizing some of the

budgeted funds from the Ag Ed Field Trips/Registration Account, as in past years.

We realize that any additional expenses will be the responsibility of the Wiggins

FFA Chapter and the members attending.

This has proven to be one of the most educational activities a member

participates in through out high school. I’m certain these members will gain a lot

from it as others have in the past.

9A NATIONAL FFA TRIP


from it as others have in the past.

Thanks for your consideration.

Rockie L. Ernst

FFA Advisor

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the out of state travel as presented.


AGENDA ITEM #: 9B

AGENDA ITEM: Bond Issue



SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

Attached is a revised resolution for the bond issue which will be on the November 8th ballot. A

resolution was approved at the August meeting but has been revised to include the ballot

language.

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the Bond Election Resolution and Form of Ballot Issue.

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9B BOND ISSUE







AGENDA ITEM #: 10A

AGENDA ITEM: Out of District Students

SUBMITTED BY: Tara Boyer, Elementary Principal


SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

The following list of out of district students are being recommended for approval

to attend Wiggins School District for the 2016-17 school year. These are in

addition to those approved in June and August.

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve as presented.

Eternity Shoeneman K

Garrett Shoeneman 1

Caleb Sherman 2

Nate Schmidt 3

Jonah Sherman 3

Destiny Kucheran 5

Desirea Kucheran 5

10A OUT OF DISTRICT STUDENTS


AGENDA ITEM #: 10B

AGENDA ITEM: Policy Revisions


TYPE OF ACTION: Report ____ Discussion _____ Action __X___

SUMMARY OF ISSUE:

The following policies have recommended revisions: JICH Drug and Alcohol

Involvement by Students, JLCD Administering Medications to Students and KFA

Public Conduct on School Property.

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the policy revisions as presented.

10B POLICY REVISIONS


JICH

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JICH Drug and Alcohol Involvement by Students




JLCD

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JLCD Administering Medications to Students




KFA

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KFA Public Conduct on District Property




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AGENDA WIGGINS SCHOOL DISTRICT RE-50J BOARD OF … · Wednesday, September 7, 2016 1. Call to order/Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll call 3. Approval of agenda 4. Approval of minutes,