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“Education as a Lifestyle” EOE

Tracy Area Public Schools No. 2904

Board of Directors’ Regular Board Meeting Agenda

October 28, 2019

6:00 p.m. High School Media Center

Roll Call: Bauer ___ Fultz ___ Siebenahler-Holland___ Benson ___ Swanson ___ Surprenant ___

Ludeman ___ Superintendent Anderson___ Secondary Principal Vondracek ___ Elementary Principal

Munson ___ Community Education & Activities Director Tauer ___

Guests: ________________________________________________________________

Agenda

I. Call meeting to order by School Board Chair Benson Time ___________

II. Approval of previous meeting minutes. (September 16, 2019)

M ___________________________S __________________________ Action ___________

III. Amend/Approve Agenda

M ___________________________S __________________________ Action ___________

IV. Consideration of claims / account balances / treasurer reports / vendor payments. (Approval

of October board bills will be at the November meeting because of the passing of Pat

Sommervold’s husband Gary) (Attached)

M ___________________________S __________________________ Action ___________

V. Visitor reports / comments:

A. None at this time

VI. Administrative Reports

A. Community Education / Activities Director Tauer (Attached Report)

B. Secondary Principal Vondracek (Attached Report)

C. Elementary Principal Munson (Attached Report)

Chad Anderson Michael Munson Kathy Vondracek

Superintendent Elementary Principal Secondary Principal (507) 629-5500 (507) 629-5518 (507) 629-5500 (507) 629-5507 Fax (507) 629-5525 Fax (507) 629-5507 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Bill Tauer Pat Sommervold

AD / Comm. Ed. Director Finance Officer (507) 629-5500 (507) 629-5500 (507) 629-5507 (507) 212-5507 (fax) [email protected] [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]






D. Superintendent

Meeting with MLA Architects Update: (Picture of Vestibule/Offices)

American Education Banquet on Thursday, November 14, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. at

the Caboose

Rebate check for LED lights. ($12,744) (Project Cost: $59,989) (Total After

Rebate: $47,245) (Rebate)

EMC Insurance Check: ($22,575) (Project Cost: $31,590) (Total Project Cost

after Insurance Check: $6,515 for the cost of a monitor & a $2,500 deductible =

$9,015) The project cost for the district to replace the fuel line was $2,500

because the monitor was new. (Statement of Loss)

New Gas Bus: (Attached Picture of Bus)

Finance and Enrollment Trends Meeting on Monday, November 4 from 5:30-

7:30. TAPS Board Member Volunteers are: Rod, Sheila, and Jay.

TAPS School Health Council Meeting: Friday, November 1, 2019 @ 7:30 a.m. in

the TAHS Board Room.

E. School Board Member Reports

i. None at this time.

VII. Old Business

A. None at this time

VIII. New Business

A. Recognize TAPS Enrollment:

K-42

1-55

2-42

3-42

4-45

5-44

6-32 (302)

7 - 62

8 - 55

9 - 60

10 - 74

11 - 55

12 – 66 (372)

Total: 675 (TK is 13).

October 2018: 712

October 2017: 715

October 2016: 743

October 2015: 736


B. Discussion/Resolution: Resolution of School Board Supporting “Form A” application to

Minnesota State High School League Foundation (Attached Form A)

M _____S ____ In Favor ________________________ Opposed ___________________

C. Discussion/Action: Motion to approve the 2019-2020 & 2020-2021 Non-Certified Staff

contracts for a 40 cent increase for hourly employees and 1.75% for salaried employees.

M _______________________ S ________________________ Action _______________

D. Discussion/Action: Motion to approve the hiring of Doria Drost as the One Act Play

Director for the fall 2019-202 school year. (Recommendation)

M _______________________ S __________________________ Action ____________

E. Discussion/Action: Motion to approve hiring Greg Devereaux Photography for our 7-12 pictures

at TAHS in 2020. (Attached Flier)

M _______________________ S __________________________ Action ____________

F. Discussion/Action: Motion to approve the 2019-2020 TMB winter coaches. (Attached List)

M _______________________ S __________________________ Action _____________

G. Discussion/Action: Motion to recognize the generous donation from MinnWest Bank of Tracy

for $2,020 for the Comfort Closet, iPad Covers, library books, and library supplies.

M _______________________ S __________________________ Action _____________

H. Discussion/Action: Discussion with no action Electronic Funds Transfer Policy.

(Attached Policy)

M ___________________________ S ________________________ Action __________

I. Resolution/Action: Resolution establishing combined polling places for multiple

precincts and designating hours during which the polling places will remain open for

voting for school district elections not held on the day of a statewide election. (Attached

Resolution)

M __________ S __________ In Favor __________________________ Opposed ___________

J. Discussion/No Action: Discussion only about Sabbatical Leave request from Mrs. Kristy

Campbell. (Attached Request)

K. Discussion/Action: Motion to approve the 2019-2020 TAPS Teacher Seniority List.

(Seniority List by License) (Seniority by Date Hired)

M ___________________________ S ________________________ Action __________

L. Discussion/Action: Motion to declare the wall pads in the wrestling room surplus and

sell.

M ___________________________ S ________________________ Action __________


IX. Adjourn (Time: ____________)

M ____________________S _____________________________ Action ____________


Regular Board Meeting Minutes from Monday, September 16, 2019

I. Meeting called to order by School Board Chair Rod Benson at 7:33 p.m.

Guests include: (Per Peterson with the Headlight Herald & TAPS Teachers Elizabeth

Johnson, Suanne Christiansen, and Wendy Johnson)

Board Members Present: Matt Surprenant, Ben Ludeman, Sheila Siebenahler-

Holland, Jay Fultz, Nicole Swanson, & Rod Benson. (Jody Bauer was absent)

Administration present: Superintendent Anderson, Elementary Principal Munson, &

Secondary Principal Vondracek. (Activities Director Tauer was absent)

II. Motion by Fultz, second by Surprenant to approve the previous meeting minutes. (MC 6-0)

III. Motion by Ludeman, second by Holland to approve the revised agenda. The revised agenda included

item “I” which was a motion for the TAPS board to approve Principal Vondracek to write a grant for

a robotics team and if the grant is successful to vote on approval of a team which will include

financial support from the district. (MC 6-0)

IV. Motion by Ludeman, second by Surprenant to approve the TAPS monthly Claims/Account

Balances/Treasurer Report/Vender Payments. Revenues vs Disbursements Report, and the vendor

payments which include check numbers 16351 through 16495 and wire payments dated August 20,

2019 through September 16, 2019 for a grand total of $663,151.66. (MC 6-0).

V. Visitor Reports/Comments:

A. Elizabeth Johnson reported on the Welding Ship Updates:

Bayer Grant for $25,000 which was used to purchase Welders, Helmets, Lab Aids,

Wood CNC.

MAELC Grant: $12,596 which was used to purchase Welders, Welding Tables, and

helmets.

AG ED Council Support for $10,000 which was used to purchase an iron worker.

Capital Outlay Approval of $6,000 which was used to purchase Electrical Work,

Asbestos removal and Central Gas Line.

Mrs. Johnson gave a tour of the updated Welding shop to the TAPS board and

discussed how students can use the welders, tables, helmets, and iron worker.

VI. Administrative Oral Reports

A. A.D. Bill Tauer: (Presented by Superintendent Anderson)

Homecoming Week: September 23 - 28

Coronation on September 23, 7:30pm

More details coming on Homecoming Week

Marching Band Contests

Tri-State Band Festival at Luverne, September 28


Festival of Bands at Sioux Falls, October 5

Camden Conference Leadership Conference at Lakeview, September 30

Community Education Events:

Flag Football (Grades 2-3-4) starts on September 17 (4 weeks)

Flight School starts on September 21 (10 Saturdays)

Defensive Driving Courses for 55+:

4 Hour – September 30 at 5:00pm

4 Hour – October 10 at 5:00pm

Dance Team Practice Begins – October 21

Volleyball Sub-Section Pig-tail Matches – October 21

Football Sections Playoffs start – October 22

Cross Country Section Meet at Madison – October 24

Volleyball Sub-Section starts – October 25

Hmong New Year Celebration at TAHS Gym – October 26

B. Secondary Principal Vondracek’s report:

1. Mrs. Vondracek reviewed the MCA Test Scores:

Reading scores were compared to the state: 7th grade at TAHS was 65.4 compared

to the STATE at 57.9. 8th grade is 62.1 campared to the STATE at 58. 10th grade

was 78.3 compared to the STATE at 61.

Math scores were also compared to the state: 7th grade math is 49 (42.2 As 6th

grade) STATE is 52.6. 8th grade is 51.7 (42.6 as 7th grade) compared to the STATE

at 55.5. 11th grade is 40.3 compared to the STATE at 45.4.

Science scores were compared to the state: 8th grade is 40.7 and STATE is 42.4. 10th

grade is 68.1 compared to the STATE at 54.1.

Reading TAHS Free and Reduced is 56.8 and the state is 39.9.

Math TAHS Free and Reduced is 36.8 and the state is 54.1

Mrs. Vondracek also showed the five year trends in reading, math and science

compared to the STATE.

2. Robotics Team (for Consideration)

Co-Advisors: Roger Benson and Brittany Peterson

MSHSL sponsored event

JUMPSTART - $6,000 for rookie team to register, advisors attend primary training

event, obtain robot parts and one regional competition (3 day). Could possibly

receive grant $.

Intense build season – January & February. M-F, 3-6, Saturdays.

Student interest survey, 17 interested to very interested. 15-17 could maybe attend

only half of the build sessions. All could attend the regional 3 day competition.

Some schools open it to grades 9-12, others 7-12 for numbers.

If grant $ could be secured, district would be asked to pay for advisors,

transportation and lodging at regional. Advisor pay is varied: $590 to $3549. Most

teams have volunteers helping, also.

Grant $ is only for first and sometimes the second year. To sustain the activity, the

group would need to fundraise and ask for sponsors.

Benefits of Robotics as an activity: It emphasizes STEM (Science, Technology,

Electronics, and Math) academics and creativity using a hands-on approach. Many

jobs are requiring STEM skills and creativity.

Area schools with programs are YME, RCW, Pipestone, Dawson/Boyd, LQPV,

Lakeview, Minneota, WWG, and Marshall.


Mrs. Vondracek is asking for permission to submit a grant application with the

deadline of Nov. 1st. Teams must register for an event before the grant can be

applied to a team’s account. Notified of award status by November 12.

3. Upcoming Events:

John Baylor, speaker for grades 9-12, Friday Sept. 20 @ 8:02 am – On To College,

ACT Prep course

Homecoming Week - Sept. 23-27

Picture retakes, Oct. 8

Parent Teacher Conferences, Oct. 14 & 21, 3:30-7:00 pm.

C. Elementary Principal Munson’s Report:

What’s Happening?

1. First week bus evacuation drills and CHS safety day pictures were shared with the

board.

2. Enrollments numbers were shared with the TAPS Board. 301 students in K-6.

Down 8 students from last spring.

3. Test scores were shared:

Grades 3-6 Math & Reading have been steadily increasing over the past seven

years. 2019 Math scores in 2019 are at 63.7% compared to the state at 57.9%.

2019 reading scores are at 64.4% compared to the state at 59.7%.

5th grade Science scores are at 55.9% in 2019 compared to the state at 54.9%.

3rd grade Reading is 67.3% and state is 54.6%

3rd grade Math is 81.6% and state is 65.6%

4th grade Reading is at 48.9% and state is 55.4%

4th grade Math is at 58.7% and state is 63.9%

5th grade Reading is at 73.5% and state is 65.8%

5th grade Math is at 52.9% and state is 52%

6th grade Reading is at 67.2% and state is at 62.8%

6th grade Math is at 53.4% and state is 50.5%

Subgroups were also compared. TAES outperformed the state in Free and

Reduced, Asian, and Asian and Free and Reduced.

We have the 2nd year in a row of having both Math and Reading above 60% in a year where the state averages went down.

We were above the state averages in 3 of the 4 grades in both Math and Reading.

3rd grade had some of the highest scores they have ever had. (They have implemented WIN time which we are expanding to 2nd and 4th grade).

The state likes to talk about closing the "gap". Our largest ethnic group is Asian/Pacific Islander at 14.6%. In both Math and Reading this subgroup was above the state average (6% in math)

Our major category is Free and Reduced Lunch. The state average in schools is 36.4, Tracy Elementary is 54.5%. The state average for students on Free and Reduced lunch passing the Reading test is 40.7, at Tracy Elementary it is 52% (11.3 percent higher than the state!!!). For math the state average is 37.2, Tracy Elementary 52.5% (15.3 percent higher than the state!!!!)


Tenure in 2020 are: William Dean, Lucas Novosad, and Kayla Lehnertz.

Coming up: Cherrydale Fundraiser September 13 – September 27.

D. Superintendent Anderson’s Report:

1. Superintendent Anderson reported that the Fuel Oil tank line has been fixed and a monitor

system has been installed. The invoice was paid by the district and then sent to EMC

insurance for reimbursement.

2. Anderson discussed the MLA Architect meet with office staff and administration.

Anderson updated the TAPS Board on the office layout and the extended vestibule on the

north entrance. After further review this option may be the safest option because it will

require all visitors to walk through the office during the school day. Next steps will be a

site visit from MLA and a budget will be prepared.

3. Superintendent Anderson and Elementary Principal Munson discussed the

recommendation to have TAES become peanut Aware. This means that TAES will not

serve products with peanuts in them or not allow students and staff to bring peanut

products to school. If a student accidently forgets and brings a peanut product to school,

there will be a safe area available for them to sit with their friends that do not have peanut

allergies.

4. The TAPS Wellness Committee met on September 13, 2019 to discuss second chance

breakfast, active classrooms, PE Standards, Stanford Fit, Go Wild, & Tobacco Education.

The next meetings for the 19-20 school year will be held on November 1, 2019, January 3,

2020, and March 6, 2020. All future dates have been added to the school activity

schedule.

E. School Board Member Reports: None

VII. Old Business: None

VIII. New Business

A. 2019-20 enrollments were given by Superintendent Anderson (675). September 2018 was (712).

September 2017 was (715) & September 2016 was (743). Board Chair Rod Benson

recommended Superintendent Anderson form a committee to discuss enrollment trends and

financial implications of the declining enrollment. Superintendent Anderson discussed

enrollment trends with the TAPS Board. The graduating class of 2019 had 65 students and this

year’s kindergarten class has 41. That is a loss of 24 students. There were also new families that

moved into the district last year that did not return this year. This resulted in an additional 8-12

student loss. School revenues are directly tied to enrollment. The 19-20 formula allowance is

$6,438/student. After all the categorical aid for each student is added at TAPS the total equals

$10,489/ADM according the Minnesota Department of Education’s “What If”. Expenditures for


the 2019-2020 school year will increase and revenues will decrease. This trend will continue as

future (incoming) class sizes are smaller and graduating classes are larger. Superintendent

Anderson will for a committee with the following representatives:1-2 teachers from both TAES

and TAHS, 2-3 board members, administration, other staff, and community members and

parents. This group will discuss enrollment trends, funding sources, district expenditures, and

the implications the future enrollment has on funding. This committee will also serve as a

liaison to the staff, community, school board, and parents.

B. Motion by Ludeman, second by Holland to certify the Minnesota Department of Education Levy

Limitation and Certification Report for 2019 Payable in 2020 at the maximum level of funding

allowed by state law. (FY19: 1,682,548.45. FY20: 1,728,018.21) (45,469.76/2.70% increase).

(MC 6-0)

C. Motion by Surprenant, second by Fultz to approve the 2019-2020 & 2020-2021 TEA Contract

with a weighted two-year settlement increase of 2.76%. (MC 6-0)

D. Motion by Fultz, second by Swanson to approve declaring a Sander, Seven File Cabinets, and 50

chairs as surplus. The Sander will be advertised on Craig’s List and the file cabinets and chairs

will be advertised locally. (MC 6-0)

E. Motion by Swanson, second by Holland to approve the lane changes for the following teachers:

Shalayna Knapper: 6 credits

Stephanie Kor: 9 credits

Jodi Illg: 8 credits

Jen Kainz: 6 credits

Shannon Wolske: 9 credits (.56)

Marie Hanson: 19 credits

Susan Meyer: 8 credits

Kristy Campbell: 8 credits

Suanne Christiansen: 5 credits

Sarah Persons: 11 credits

Amanda Zeug: 6 credits

Tija Van Gelderen: 6 credits

(MC 6-0)

F. Motion by Holland, second by Fultz to approve Tracy Area Elementary School becoming a

peanut aware school. Superintendent Anderson and Elementary Principal Munson discussed

rationale for moving towards a peanut aware school. No peanut products will be served at TAES

and students and staff will not be allowed bring in peanut products for lunch. (MC 6-0)

G. Motion by Surprenant, second by Ludeman to approve the hiring of as Head Cook at TAHS

(Janice Heern) and cooks Tammy Mercie, Salena Schutz, and Julie Sanow. (MC 6-0)

H. Motion by Swanson, second by Fultz to approve Designation of an Identified Official with

Authority for Education Identity Access Management. The Minnesota Department of Education

(MDE), Professional Educator Licensing Standards Board (PELSB), and Office of Higher

Education (OHE) require annual designation of an Identified Official with Authority (IOwA) for

each local education agency that uses the Education Identity Access Management (EDIAM)

system. The IOwA is responsible for authorizing, reviewing, and recertifying user access for

their local education agency in accordance with the State of Minnesota Enterprise Identity and

Access Management Standard, which states that all user access rights to Minnesota state systems

must be reviewed and recertified at least annually. The Identified Official with Authority will

authorize user access to State of Minnesota Education secure systems in accordance with the

user’s assigned job duties, and will revoke that user’s access when it is no longer needed to

perform their job duties. The Director recommends the Board authorize Chad Anderson,


[email protected], and EDIAM user ID to act as the Identified Official with Authority

(IOwA) for add TAPS District Number 2904. (MC 6-0)

I. Motion by Surprenant, second by Swanson to approve the grant writing by Secondary Principal

Vondracek for the Robotics Program at TAHS for grades 7-12. If approved Principal Vondracek

will bring the motion to the TAPS board to approve a robotics team and if approved the district

would then assume additional financial support for the program. (MC 6-0)

IX. Motion by Holland, second by Ludeman to adjourn the meeting at 9:07 p.m. (MC 6-0)

Respectfully Submitted,

Chad Anderson

Superintendent Chad Anderson, Ed.D.

September 17, 2019

Return to Agenda Item II


MONTH ENDING:

September 2019

TYPE OF FUND YTD REVENUES BUDGET % YTD

DISBURSEMENTS BUDGET % BALANCE %

01* - GENERAL FUND 1,564,232 8,861,900 17.65% 1,611,824 9,497,205 16.97% -47,592 0.68%

Includes Transp& Capital

(Comparison of Prior Year) 1,557,896 8,824,020 17.66% 1,557,624 9,125,965 17.07% 272 0.59%

(Difference Between Years) 6,336 37,880 0.00% 54,200 371,240 -0.10% -47,864 0.09%

02* - FOOD SERVICE 46,920 585,400 8.02% 64,695 596,560 10.84% -17,775 -2.83%

FUND

(Comparison of Prior Year) 39,871 589,200 6.77% 61,806 630,095 9.81% -21,935 -3.04%

(Difference Between Years) 7,049 -3,800 1.25% 2,889 -33,535 1.04% 4,160 0.21%

04* - COMMUNITY SERVICE 13,038 276,235 4.72% 46,176 240,250 19.22% -33,138 -14.50%

FUND

(Comparison of Prior Year) 13,150 267,870 4.91% 39,248 246,575 15.92% -26,098 -11.01%

(Difference Between Years) -112 8,365 -0.19% 6,928 -6,325 1.04% -7,040 -3.49%

07* - Debt Redemption 28,897 231,655 12.47% 12,358 229,715 5.38% 16,539 7.09%

FUND

(Comparison of Prior Year) 29,498 231,970 12.72% 13,895 232,790 5.97% 15,603 6.75%

(Difference Between Years) -601 -315 0 -1,537 -3,075 -0.59% 936 0.35%

08* - TRUST 12,219 30,320 40.30% 2,215 23,220 9.54% 10,004 30.76%

FUND

(Comparison of Prior Year) 6,890 19,885 34.65% 0 34,200 0.00% 6,890 34.65%

(Difference Between Years) 5,329 10,435 5.65% 2,215 -10,980 9.54% 3,114 -3.89%

2019-20 1,665,306 9,985,510 16.68% 1,737,268 10,586,950 16.41% -71,962 0.27%

TOTALS

2018-19 1,647,305 9,932,945 16.58% 1,672,573 10,269,625 16.29% -25,268 0.30%

(Difference Between Years) 18,001 52,565 0.09% 64,695 317,325 0.12% -46,694 -0.03%

TRACY AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS No. 2904

REVENUE vs. DISBURSEMENTS STATEMENT


INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #2904

TRACY, MN 56175

TREASURER'S REPORT to the School Board

September 2019

TYPE OF FUND MONTHLY STARTING BALANCE RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS MONTHLY ENDING BALANCE

GENERAL FUND

01* $3,162,676.42 $721,392.31 $829,119.65 $3,054,949.08

FOOD SERVICE FUND

02* $189,821.91 $28,298.73 $37,552.84 $180,567.80

COMMUNITY SERVICE FUND

04* $55,448.62 $6,888.23 $16,441.14 $45,895.71

DEPT REDEMPTION FUND

07* $150,574.12 $11,421.95 $0.00 $161,996.07

TRUST FUND

08* $340,695.02 $953.10 $115.50 $341,532.62

PETTY CASH FUND

01* $6,000.00 $4,585.37 $4,585.37 $6,000.00 $9,995.80 $4,772.45 $5,223.35 $0.00 $0.00

DISTRICT TOTALS

01* - 09* $3,905,216.09 $773,539.69 $887,814.50 $3,790,941.28

District Checking Account 28,575.22

Petty Cash Account 6,000.00

Liquid Asset Savings 3,756,366.06

District Total: 3,790,941.28

BALANCE PER/BANK OUTSTANDING MONTHS INTEREST DEPOSITS BALANCE PER

STATEMENT CHECKS ON CHECKING NOT SHOWN TREASURER'S BOOKS

$89,332.60 ($60,757.38) $28,575.22

Petty Cash Account

$6,012.68 ($1,317.50) ($2.30) $1,307.12 $6,000.00

Liquid Asset Savings Account .

$3,756,366.06 . $3,756,366.06



Return to Agenda Item “IV”


Activities Director Bill Tauer

School Board Report for October 28, 2019

UPCOMING EVENTS: FFA Fall Carnival at HS Cafeteria, 6pm: October 28

JH Knowledge Bowl first competition at Marshall: October 28

Com Ed Gross Snacks for Halloween Youth Cooking Class: October 29

FFA National Convention in Indianapolis: October 30 – November 2

Com Ed Advisory Council Meeting at HS Board Room, 7:30am: October 30

NHS Banquet at Bitton’s Roadhouse, 6:30pm: November 3

End of First Quarter: November 4

Fall Band and Choir Concert, 7:30pm: November 4

Com Ed Defensive Driving Refresher Course, 5:30pm: November 7

Veteran’s Day Program at HS Gym, 10:30am: November 11

Girls Basketball Practice begins: November 11

Financial Aid Night for Juniors & Seniors, 6:00pm: November 12

American Education Week Banquet at Caboose, 6:30pm: November 14

Com Ed Tax and Retirement Planning Seminar, 5:30pm & 7:30pm: November 14

Fall Play “Little Mermaid” at HS Gym, 7:00pm: November 15 & 16

Fall Play “Little Mermaid” at HS Gym, 2:00pm: November 17

Boys Basketball & Wrestling practices begin: November 18

Return to Administrative Reports


TAHS BOARD REPORT – MRS. VONDRACEK –OCTOBER 28, 2019

1. Robotics Team – Final “commitment” signup did not have sufficient numbers to support funding a

team.

2. Parent Teacher Conferences – scheduled 7th and 8th core conferences

a. October 14 – 179

b. October 21 – 141 – Total of 320; Last year total of 339.

c. Vaping Education – 14th – 4 parents; 21st – 2 parents.

d. Flu Shots – 14th Sanford; 21st Hyvee

3. Scholarship Tailgate before Homecoming FB game profited $750.

4. Teachers up for tenure – 0.

5. Oct. 16 - 23 juniors took the PSAT with Mrs. Gasca.

6. Lions Club conducted vision screen all students & staff in grades 7-12 on October 24.

7. Lifetouch Photos – issues with quality of photos, capitalization on ID cards, incomplete and mixed up

packets, etc. Recommend going with Mr. Devereaux next year.

8. Mrs. Kristy Campbell requesting a sabbatical leave for the 20-21 school year due to competing a

counseling internship.

9. Mrs. Hanson monitored the ACT Practice Writing Test with all juniors. This is to prepare for the ACT

statewide testing that will happen on March 24, 2020.

10. Private Industry Council – Mrs. Gasca and I – job shadowing, teaching soft skills needed for

employment.

11. Upcoming Events:

a. NHS Banquet, Nov. 3

b. Fall Concert, Nov. 4

c. End of Quarter 1, Nov. 4

d. Jr. and Sr. Financial Aid Night, Nov. 12

e. Education Banquet, Nov. 14

Fall Play, The Little Mermaid, Nov. 15-17



Tracy Elementary Principal Report October 28, 2019

Picture #1- Fire Prevention Week Pre-K, TK, K went to the Fire Hall.

Picture. #2 Panther day (homecoming dress up week)

Fire/Safety Week

- Thank you to our local Fire Department on providing tours and safety demonstrations

throughout the week to our PreK-4th grade students.


Data

- Our staff looked at a lot of data since the start of school (2 PLC sessions and ½ day of in-

service).

o Reading

Strengths-Literature, Decoding and Blending sounds

Looking to improve in- Non Fiction, Writing.

Suggestions- Incorporate more Non-Fiction Reading, Practice/Home

reading,

o Math

Strengths- Data Analysis, Number Sense, Number operations

Needs Improvement in- Geometry/Measurement

Suggestions- Data Analysis and Number sense is a major overall goal.

Geometry/Measurement is at the end of the year and not totally gone over

before testing at times.

Coming up- - Breakfast and Books, American Education Banquet

Return To Administrative Reports


Return to Superintendent’s Report








Return to Agenda Item “B”


It is my recommendation to hire Doria Drost as the One Act Play Director for the 2019 – 2020 school year.

Thanks,

Bill Tauer

Tracy Area Public Schools

Activities Director & Community Education Director

Head Baseball Coach

Region 3A Sub-Region Coordinator

MNIAAA Region 3A Rep

SW District Football Chair

934 Pine Street

Tracy, MN 56175

[email protected]

507-629-5510 (Office)

507-829-9307 (Cell)

Return to Agenda Item “D”



Return to Agenda Item “E”


Date : Wednesday, October 23, 2019

To : Dr. Chad Anderson, Superintendent of Schools

From : Bill Tauer, Activities Director

Re : Winter Coaches 2019-2020

BOYS’ BASKETBALL: SPEECH:

Head Coach: Rick Haberman Head Coach: Brittani Klaverkamp

“B” Squad Coach: Dru Larson Asst. Coaches: Kris Tiegs & Alicia Webb

“C” Squad Coach: Mark Templeton Volunteers: TBD

8th Grade Coach: Dave Rialson

7th Grade Coach: Ryan Kruse SH KNOWLEDGE BOWL:

Volunteer: TBD Head Coach: Amy Anderson

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: ONE ACT PLAY:

Head Coach: Derek Ashbaugh Director: Doria Drost

“B” Squad Coach: Justin Daly

“C” Squad Coach: Chris Bangasser

8th Grade Coach: James Fultz

7th Grade Coach: Anna Sanow

Volunteer: Gale Otto

WRESTLING:

Head Coach: Karl Campbell

Asst. Coach: Rick Johnson

Asst. Coach: Billy Dean

Volunteers: Jeremy Trulock, Cody Arnold, Andy Nelson,

John Carlson, Eric Squires, Cassidy Arnold, Austin Peterson,

Justin Struchen, Chris Bornitz

DANCE TEAM:

Head Coach: Pam Anderson

JV Coach: Bri Bruder

Volunteers: Jessica Meyer, Autumn Lichty

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Adopted: 10/28/2019 Independent School District #2904

Revised:

702.1 Electronic Funds Transfers

I. PURPOSE

Minnesota Statutes 471.38 and 385.071 provide that the District enact the policy controls relating to

electronic funds transfers.

II. GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY

1. The School Board shall annually delegate the authority to make electronic funds transfers to

designated business administrator(s).

2. The disbursing bank shall keep on file a certified copy of the delegation of authority.

3. The initiator of the electronic funds transfer shall be identified.

4. The initiator shall document the request and obtain an approval from the designated business

administrator before initiating the transfer.

5. A written confirmation of the transaction shall be made no later than one business day after the

transaction and shall be used in lieu of a check, order check or warrant required to support the

transaction.

6. A list of all transactions made by electronic funds transfers shall be submitted to the School Board at

its next regular meeting after the transaction as part of the monthly financial report.

III. ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFERS ARE ALLOWED FOR THE FOLLOWING:

1. for a claim for a payment from an imprest payroll bank account or investment of excess money;

2. for a payment of tax or aid anticipation certificates;

3. for a payment of contributions to pension or retirement funds;

4. for vendor payments;

5. for payment of bond principal, bond interest, and a fiscal agent service charge from the debt

redemption fund.

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RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING COMBINED POLLING PLACES

FOR MULTIPLE PRECINCTS AND

DESIGNATING HOURS DURING WHICH THE POLLING

PLACES WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR VOTING

FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTIONS NOT HELD

ON THE DAY OF A STATEWIDE ELECTION

BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of Independent School District No. 2904, State of Minnesota, as follows:

1. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 205A.11, the precincts and polling places for school district elections are

those precincts or parts of precincts located within the boundaries of the school district which have been established by the

cities or towns located in whole or in part within the school district. The board hereby confirms those precincts and

polling places so established by those municipalities.

2. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 205A.11, the board may establish a combined polling place for several

precincts for school district elections not held on the day of a statewide election. Each combined polling place must be a

polling place that has been designated by a county or municipality. The following combined polling places are

established to serve the precincts specified for all school district special and general elections not held on the same day as

a statewide election:

(Set forth each combined polling place explaining which precincts are being served, such as:)

Combined Polling Place: Balaton Community Center

This combined polling place serves all territory in Independent School District No. 2904 located in: Ellsborough

Township; Lowville Township, Skandia Township located in Murray County, MN. Rock Lake Township,

Shelburne Township, & the City of Balaton; in Lyon County, Minnesota."

Combined Polling Place: Currie Municipal Building

This combined polling place serves all territory or in Independent School District No. 2904 located in;

Dovray Township, Mason Township, Murray Township, and the City of Currie; located in Murray County,

MN.

Combined Polling Place: Garvin Town Hall

This combined polling place serves all territory in Independent School District No. 2904 located in; Lake

Sarah Township, located in Murray County. Custer Township and the City of Garvin, MN, located in Lyon

County.

Combined Polling Place: Tracy Municipal Building

This combined polling place serves all territory in Independent School District No. 2904 located in; Holly

Township, Shetek Township, located in Murray County. Gales Township & Springdale Township located

in Redwood County, MN. Amiret Township. Clifton Township, Sodus Township, Monroe Township, &

the City of Tracy, MN are located in Lyon County, MN.

Note: See Section 2.3.2 of the Election Manual regarding changing polling places in the case of an emergency

or if the polling place is no longer available.

*3. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 205A.09, the polling places will remain open for voting for school district

elections not held on the same day as a statewide election between the hours of 8:00 o'clock a.m. and 8:00 o'clock p.m.

Note: See Section 3.6 of the Election Manual regarding certain restrictions on voting hours.


4. The clerk is directed to file a certified copy of this resolution with the county auditors of each of the counties in

which the school district is located, in whole or in part, within thirty (30) days after its adoption.

5. As required by Minnesota Statutes, Section 204B.16, Subdivision 1a, the clerk is hereby authorized and directed to

give written notice of new polling place locations to each affected household with at least one registered voter in the

school district whose school district polling place location has been changed. The notice must be a nonforwardable notice

mailed at least twenty-five (25) days before the date of the first election to which it will apply. A notice that is returned as

undeliverable must be forwarded immediately to the appropriate county auditor, who shall change the registrant’s status to

“challenged” in the statewide registration system.

(If a combined polling place is changed, the change must be adopted at least ninety (90) days prior to the first election

where it will be used unless that polling place has become unavailable for use.) This date is October 21, 2019, for an

election on February 11, 2020.

Note: A resolution similar to this model resolution must be adopted by December 31 of each year, and the

combined polling places specified shall be the combined polling places for the following calendar year.

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TRACY PUBLIC SCHOOLS October 2019

SENIORITY LIST BY CERTIFICATES 2019-20 (*MINORS)

YEAR EXP HIGH DATE FIRST NAME IN DIST DEGREE WORKED ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (GRADES 1-6) 180100 DESMITH, JEAN 35 BA+20 8-24-84 SALMON, KRISTI 27 BA+21 9-2-92 CHRISTIANSEN, SUANNE 26 MA+17 10-15-93 SOUPIR, MARLENE 25 BA+16 10-15-93 JONES, NANCY 22 BA+21 8-28-97 MEYER, SUSAN 22 BA+19 8-28-97 MCCONNELL, KELLY 20 BA+ 8-30-99 LARSON, JENNIFER 17 BA+14 8-28-02 SCHAAR, LISA 15 MA+4 8-30-04 KAINZ, JENNIFER 15 BA+53 8-30-04 KNAPPER, SHALAYNA 11 BA+28 10-13-08 ILLG, JODI 10 BA+18 8-31-09 PERSONS, SARAH 8 MA+15 10-22-11 PRAHM, SAMANTHA 6 BA+2 8-26-13 DAHMES, ERIN 5 MA 8-26-14 COULTER, MURIEL 4 MA+3 8-26-15 MONSON, LISA 4 MA 8-26-15 ARNOLD, APRIL 4 BA+ 8-26-15 DEAN, WILLIAN 1-4-16 Start 4 BA+ 1-4-16 VANGELDEREN, TIJA 3 BA+6 8-30-16 CITTERMAN, SHERRI 2 BA+19 8-30-17 NOVOSAD, LUCAS 0 BA+35 8-28-19 LEHNERTZ, KAYLA 0 MA+12 8-29-19


PAGE 2 SENIORITY LIST ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (WITH KINDERGARTEN) 180100 SALMON, KRISTI 27 BA+21 9-2-92 CHRISTIANSEN, SUANNE 26 MA+17 10-15-93 JONES, NANCY 22 BA+21 8-28-97 MEYER, SUSAN 22 BA+19 8-28-97 LARSON, JENNIFER 17 BA+14 8-28-02 SCHAAR, LISA 15 MA+4 8-30-04 KAINZ, JENNIFER 15 BA+53 8-30-04 KNAPPER, SHALAYNA 11 BA+28 10-13-08 ILLG, JODI 10 BA+18 8-31-09 PERSONS, SARAH 8 MA+15 10-22-11 PRAHM, SAMANTHA 6 BA+2 8-26-13 DAHMES, ERIN 5 MA 8-26-14 COULTER, MURIEL 4 MA+3 8-26-15 MONSON, LISA 4 MA 8-26-15 ARNOLD, APRIL 4 BA+ 8-26-15 DEAN, WILLIAN 1-4-16 Start 4 BA+ 1-4-16 VANGELDEREN, TIJA 3 BA+6 8-30-16 CITTERMAN, SHERRI 2 BA+19 8-30-17 NOVOSAD, LUCAS 0 BA+35 8-28-19 LEHNERTZ, KAYLA 0 MA+12 8-29-19 3-K PRE-PRIMARY 180105 KAINZ, JENNIFER 15 BA+53 8-30-04 KNAPPER, SHALAYNA 11 BA+28 10-13-08 ILLG, JODI 10 BA+18 8-31-09 DAHMES, ERIN 5 MA 8-26-14 ARNOLD, APRIL 4 BA+ 8-26-15 PRE-KINDERGARTEN 180102 LANDUYT, KARI 8 BA+5 8-29-11 BIRTH – GRADE 3 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 180150 ARNOLD, APRIL 4 BA+ 8-26-15 ROHLIK, KAITLIN 3 MA+3 8-30-16 BUYSSE, ASHLEY 1 BA+ 8-28-18 PRE-K FAMILY ED/EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR 180402 LANDUYT, KARI 8 BA+5 8-29-11


PAGE 3 SENIORITY LIST BIRTH – AGE 6 SPECIAL EDUCATION/EARLY CHILDHOOD 190500 NYQUIST, SONDRA 6 BA+50 8-26-13 CITTERMAN, SHERRI 2 BA+19 8-30-17 READING (K-12) 050196 CHRISTIANSEN, SUANNE 26 MA+17 10-15-93 K-12 SPECIAL EDUCATION EMOTIONALLY BEHAVIORAL DISORDERED 190200 KAINZ, JENNIFER 15 BA+53 8-30-04 KAINZ, JASON 11 BA+66 8-25-08 COULTER, MURIEL 4 MA+3 8-26-15 K-12 SPECIAL EDUCATION LEARNING DISABILITIES 190201 DESMITH, JEAN 35 BA+20 8-24-84 KAINZ, JENNIFER 15 BA+53 8-30-04 KAINZ, JASON 11 BA+66 8-25-08 COULTER, MURIEL 4 MA+3 8-26-15 K-12 SPECIAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES 199800 KAINZ, JENNIFER 15 BA+53 8-30-04 NYQUIST, SONDRA 6 BA+50 8-26-13 K-12 SPECIAL EDUCATION MILD TO MODERATE HANDICAP 199801 DESMITH, JEAN 35 BA+20 8-24-84 HAMMER, BARBARA 1 BA+ 8-28-18 K-12 SPECIAL EDUCATION MODERATE TO SEVERE MENTALLY HANDICAP 199802 DESMITH, JEAN 35 BA+20 8-24-84 HAMMER, BARBARA 1 BA+ 8-28-18


PAGE 4 SENIORITY LIST B-12 SPECIAL EDUCATION AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS 190202 NYQUIST, SONDRA 6 BA+50 8-26-13 K-12 HEALTH 080100 MICHELSON, BRIAN 26 BA+53 8-31-93 TAUER, WILLIAM 24 BA+14 8-29-95 HABERMAN, RICHARD 16 BA+8 8-28-03 KAINZ, JASON 11 BA+66 8-25-08 K-12 PHY ED 080300 MICHELSON, BRIAN 26 BA+53 8-31-93 TAUER, WILLIAM 24 BA+14 8-29-95 HABERMAN, RICHARD 16 BA+8 8-28-03 KAINZ, JASON 11 BA+66 8-25-08 PRE-K-12 ADAPTIVE PHY ED 190302 MICHELSON, BRIAN 26 BA+53 8-31-93 HABERMAN, RICHARD 16 BA+8 8-28-03 7-12 BUSINESS EDUCATION 140000 SCHU, STACY 6 MA 8-26-13 5-12 BUSINESS EDUCATION 140050 GERVAIS, KATIE 17 MA 8-28-02 SCHU, STACY 6 MA 8-26-13 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 140710 SCHU, STACY 6 MA 8-26-13


PAGE 5 SENIORITY LIST 5-12 MATHEMATICS 110000 KRUSE, RYAN 13 BA+ 8-28-06 PETERSON, BRITTANY 4 BA+3 8-26-15 ZEUG, AMANDA 2 BA+37 8-30-17 7-12 MATHEMATICS 110000 PURRINGTON, TAMARA 21 BA+16 8-31-98 LARSEN, AMY 21 MA+30 8-31-98 MUNSON, MICHAEL 5 SPECIALIST 7-1-14 7-12 LIFE SCIENCES 130200 BENSON, ROGER 21 BA+22 8-31-98 9-12 LIFE SCIENCES 130200 RUBIN, AMY 8 MA+11 8-22-11 KAMRUD-RICE, HEATHER 7 MA 8-14-12 9-12 CHEMISTRY 130301 RUBIN, AMY 8 MA+11 8-22-11 9-12 PHYSICS 130302 BENSON, ROGER 21 BA+22 8-31-98 9-12 EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE 130400 BENSON, ROGER 21 BA+22 8-31-98 5-8 SCIENCE 130600 BENSON, ROGER 21 BA+22 8-31-98 RUBIN, AMY 8 MA+11 8-22-11


PAGE 6 SENIORITY LIST 5-8 SOCIAL STUDIES 150000 NOVOSAD, LUCAS 0 BA+35 8-28-19 5-12 SOCIAL STUDIES 150000 KOR, STEPHANIE 8 BA+24 8-22-11 ASHBAUGH, DEREK 8 BA+ 8-22-11 ALEX GREENWAY 3 BA+ 8-30-16 7-12 SOCIAL STUDIES 150000 ANDERSON, CHAD 16 ED DOCTORATE 7-1-03 MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES 150000 ANDERSON, CHAD 16 ED DOCTORATE 7-1-03 7-12 ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS 050000 MILLER, DANA 1 MA+21 8-28-18 5-8 COMMUNICATION ARTS/LITERATURE 050100 PERSONS, SARAH 8 MA+15 10-22-11 5-12 COMMUNICATION ARTS/LITERATURE 050100 HANSON, MARIE 16 BA+25 3-1-04 ANDERSON, AMY 14 PHD+30 8-29-05 HUBIN, AALEX 7 BA+ 8-14-12 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE K-12 060206 HAMMER, BARBARA 1 BA+ 8-28-18 K-12 READING 050196 ANDERSON, PAMELA 23 MA+3 8-28-96


PAGE 7 SENIORITY LIST 7-12 SPANISH 060219 ANDERSON, PAMELA 23 MA+3 8-28-96 K-12 INSTRUMENTAL (BAND/ORCH) AND CLASSROOM MUSIC 120500 KLAVERKAMP, BRITTANI 3 BA+ 8-30-16 BENSON, SHANNON 1 BA+6 4-18-18* *ISSUANCE OF LICENSE

K-12 CLASSROOM MUSIC 120100 VONDRACEK, KATHLEEN 12 ED SPECIALIST 8-29-07 K-12 VOCAL AND CLASSROOM MUSIC 120400 JOHNSON, WENDY 7 BA+ 8-14-12 K-12 BAND 120501 VONDRACEK, KATHLEEN 12 ED SPECIALIST 8-29-07 K-12 VISUAL ARTS 02000 THALMAN, BETHANY 1 BA+ 1-21-19 HOME ECONOMICS CAMPBELL, KRISTY 5 BA+56 8-26-14 5-12 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 010100 CAMPBELL, KARL 6 MA 8-26-13 KAARE, JASON 3 MA 7-1-16 JOHNSON, ELIZABETH 1 BA+ 8-28-18 9-12 /TEACHER/COORDINATOR WORK BASED LEARNING 160000 KAARE, JASON 3 MA 7-1-16


PAGE 8 SENIORITY LIST COACHING 080450 MICHELSON, BRIAN 26 BA+53 8-31-93 TAUER, WILLIAM 24 BA+14 8-29-95 BENSON, ROGER 21 BA+22 8-31-98 HABERMAN, RICHARD 16 BA+8 8-28-03 DRIVERS EDUCATION 210000 MICHELSON, BRIAN 26 BA+53 8-31-93 ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT 920000 ANDERSON, CHAD 16 ED DOCTORATE 7-1-03 VONDRACEK, KATHLEEN 12 ED SPECIALIST 8-10-07

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 931000 MUNSON, MICHAEL 5 ED SPECIALIST 7-1-14 K-12 PRINCIPAL 933000 ANDERSON, CHAD 16 ED DOCTORATE 7-1-03 VONDRACEK, KATHLEEN 12 ED SPECIALIST 8-10-07 K-12 SCHOOL COUNSELOR 940310 GASCA, SONJA 10 MA+3 8-31-09 PRE-K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOL NURSE 940800 WOLSKE, SHANNON 2 BA+15 8-30-17


ADOPTED: Masters Degree = 40 credits according to the salary schedule within the Teacher’s Master Agreement. Examples: Listed as MA+4 would mean 40 + 4 = 44 credits Listed as MA+30 would mean 40 + 30 = 70 credits

Listed as BA+38 would mean 38 credits

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SENIORITY LIST TRACY

October 2019

FIRST DAY LICENSURE PRESENT NAME WORKED AREAS ASSIGNMENT JEAN DESMITH 8-24-84 K-12 MMI, K-12 LD, SEC MSI/MMI K-12 MSI 1-6 ELE ED KRISTI SALMON 9-2-92 K-6 ELE ED 3RD GRADE BRIAN MICHELSON 8-31-93 K-12 PHY ED, K-12 HEALTH, HS PHY ED/HEALTH PRE K-12 ADAPT PHY ED, 9-12 DRIVER EDUCATION, COACHING SUANNE 10-15-93 K-6 ELE ED, K-12 READING TITLE ONE READING CHRISTIANSEN SPECIALIST K-6 MARLENE SOUPIR 10-15-93 1-6 ELE ED 5TH GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS WILLIAM TAUER 8-29-95 K-12 PHY ED, COACHING ACTIVITIES K-12 HEALTH DIRECTOR PAMELA ANDERSON 8-28-96 7-12 SPANISH, K-12 READING SPANISH SUE MEYER 8-28-97 K-6 ELE ED KINDERGARTEN NANCY JONES 8-28-97 K-6 ELE ED TITLE 1 MATH K-6 TAMARA PURRINGTON 8-31-98 7-12 MATH MATH ROGER BENSON 8-31-98 7-12 LIFE SCIENCE, SCIENCE 5-8 SCIENCE, 9-12 PHYSICS, 9-12 EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE, COACHING AMY LARSEN 8-31-98 7-12 MATH MATH KELLY MCCONNELL 8-30-99 1-6 ELE ED 5TH/6TH GRADE SCIENCE PAGE 2 SENIORITY LIST


KATIE GERVAIS 8-28-02 5-12 BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY 6-24-02 JENNIFER LARSON 8-28-02 K-6 ELE ED 4TH GRADE 8-12-02 CHAD ANDERSON 7-1-03 7-12 SOCIAL STUDIES, HS PRINCIPAL 4-30-03 MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES, PRINCIPAL K-12 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT RICHARD HABERMAN 8-28-03 K-12 HEALTH, K-12 PHY ED, ELE PHY ED/HEALTH 9-8-03 COACHING, PRE K -12 ADAPTIVE PHY ED MARIE HANSON 3-1-04 5-12 COMMUNICATION ARTS/ ENGLISH 2-9-04 LITERATURE LISA SCHAAR 8-30-04 K-6 ELE ED 1ST GRADE 6-14-04 JENNIFER KAINZ 8-30-04 K-6 ELE ED, ELE SPEC ED 8-16-04 3-K PRE-PRIMARY, K-12 EBD, K-12 LD, K-12 DD AMY ANDERSON 8-29-05 5-12 COMMUNICATION ENGLISH 4-18-05 ARTS/LITERATURE RYAN KRUSE 8-28-06 5-12 MATH MATH 5-8-06 KATHY VONDRACEK 8-10-07 K-12 PRINCIPAL, K-12 BAND, SECONDARY 7-1-09 (Balaton) K-12 CLASSROOM MUSIC PRINCIPAL (6-25-12 - .5 Music) DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT JASON KAINZ 8-25-08 K-12 HEALTH, K-12 PHY ED, HS SPEC ED 7-21-08 K-12 LD, K-12 EBD HS PHY ED SHALAYNA KNAPPER 10-13-08 K-6 ELE ED, 3RD GRADE 10-20-08 (1ST ON AGENDA) 3-K PRE-PRIMARY JODI ILLG 8-31-09 PRE-K PRE-PRIMARY, 1ST GRADE 7-1-09 (3RD ON AGENDA) K-6 ELE EDUCATION PAGE 3 SENIORITY LIST


SONJA GASCA 8-31-09 K-12 SCHOOL COUNSELOR GUIDANCE COUNSELOR 7-1-09 (4TH ON AGENDA)

AMY RUBIN 8-22-11 5-8 SCIENCE, SCIENCE 4-18-11 (1ST ON AGENDA) 9-12 LIFE SCIENCE 9-12 CHEMISTRY

STEPHANIE KOR 8-22-11 5-12 SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES 5-16-11 (1ST ON AGENDA) DEREK ASHBAUGH 8-22-11 5-12 SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES 5-16-11 (2ND ON AGENDA)

KARI LANDUYT 8-22-11 PRE KINDERGARTEN, LITTLE PANTHERS 6-27-11 (1ST ON AGENDA) PRE-K FAMILY ED/EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SARAH PERSONS 10-12-11 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED 6TH GRADE LANG/ARTS 10-17-11 5-8 COMMUNICATION ARTS/ LITERATURE HEATHER KAMRUD RICE 8-14-12 9-12 LIFE SCIENCE LIFE SCIENCE 5-21-12 3RD BIOLOGY

AALEX HUBIN 8-14-12 5-12 COMMUNICATION ENGLISH 7-16-12 1st ARTS/LITERATURE WENDY JOHNSON 8-14-12 K-12 VOCAL AND CLASS HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR 7-16-12 2ND ROOM MUSIC SONDRA NYQUIST 8-26-13 K-12 DEVELOPMENTAL SPECIAL EDUCATION 5-20-13 DISABILITIES B-12 AUTISM, B-6 ECSE SAMANTHA PRAHM 8-26-13 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED 2ND GRADE 6-17-13 STACY SCHUH 8-26-13 7-12 BUSINESS ED (ALL) BUSINESS 7-15-13 5-12 BUSINESS HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS KARL CAMPBELL 8-26-13 5-12 AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS 7-15-13 EDUCATION PAGE 4 SENIORITY LIST MICHAEL MUNSON 7-1-14 K-12 PRINCIPAL, ELE PRINCIPAL 4-28-14 7-12 MATHEMATICS


KRISTY CAMPBELL 8-26-14 HOME ECONOMICS FACS 6-19-14 ERIN DAHMES 8-26-14 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED, KINDERGARTEN 6-30-14 (1st on agenda) 3-K PRE-PRIMARY MURIEL COULTER 8-26-15 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED, SEAT 6-18-15 (2nd on agenda) K-12 EBD, K-12 LD APRIL ARNOLD 8-26-15 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED, 1ST GRADE 6-18-15 (4th on agenda) BIRTH-3 EARLY CHILD- HOOD ED LISA MONSON 8-26-15 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED KINDERGARTEN 6-29-15 (1st on agenda) BRITTANY PETERSON 8-26-15 5-12 MATHEMATICS MATH 6-29-15 (2nd on agenda) WILLIAM DEAN 1-4-16 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED 3RD GRADE 8-17-15 JASON KAARE 7-1-16 5-12 AG ED, 9-12 TEACHER/ AG ED 5-16-16 (2nd on agenda) COORD WORK BASE LEARNING ALEX GREENWAY 8-30-16 5-12 SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES 4-18-16 BRITTANI KLAVERKAMP 8-30-16 K-12 INSTR (BAND/ORCH) BAND 5-16-16 (3rd on agenda) AND CLASSROOM MUSIC KAITLIN ROHLIK 8-30-16 B-3 EARLY CHILDHOOD ED KINDERGARTEN 7-18-16 (1st on agenda) TIJA VANGELDEREN 8-30-16 K-6 ELEMENTARY ED 3RD GRADE 7-18-16 (2nd on agenda)

PAGE 5 SENIORITY LIST AMANDA ZEUG 8-30-17 5-12 MATHEMATICS ELE MATH 5-15-17 (1st on agenda)


SHANNON WOLSKE 8-30-17 SCHOOL NURSE SCHOOL NURSE 5-15-17 (2nd on agenda) SHERRI CITTERMAN 8-30-17 PRE-KDGN, K-6 ELE ED, ECSE 5-15-17 (3rd on agenda) B-6 EARLY CHILDHOOD SPEC ED SHANNON BENSON 4-18-18* K-12 INSTR (BAND/ORCH) ELE CHOIR *ISSUANCE OF LICENSE AND CLASSROOM MUSIC ELIZABETH JOHNSON 8-28-18 AGRICULTURAL ED AG 2-26-18 DANA MILLER 8-28-18 ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS ENGLISH 4-23-18 ASHLEY BUYSSE 8-28-18 B-GRADE 3 EARLY CHILD- 2ND GRADE 6-25-18 HOOD BARBARA HAMMER 8-28-18 K-12 ESL, K-12 MILD TO, K-12 ESL, ELE SPEC 8-20-18 MODERATE, K-12 MODERATE ED TO SEVERE BETHANY THALMAN 1-21-19 K-12 VISUAL ARTS ART 1-28-19 LUCAS NOVOSAD 8-28-19 K-6 ELE ED, 5-8 SOCIAL 5-6 SOCIAL STUDIES 5-20-19 STUDIES KAYLA LEHNERTZ 8-28-19 K-6 ELE ED 4TH GRADE 6-24-19 Adopted:

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