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REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 748

OCT. 21, 2013 DISTRICT CENTER BOARD ROOM

The regular school board meeting of Independent School District 748 was called to order at 7 p.m. by Chair Michelle Meyer.  Members present: Meyer; Mary McCabe, vice chair; Jason Nies, clerk/ treasurer; Pam Raden, director; Krista Durrwachter, director; Dan Riordan, director; Mary Lindell, student representative and Mike Spanier, interim superintendent.

A motion was made by Nies and seconded by Riordan to approve the agenda. All in favor. Motion carried.

Chair Meyer thanked staff, guests and students for attending the board meeting at 7 p.m. Nick Cotrella, from PineCone Vision, Sartell reported on the 5K run that was sponsored by them and other local businesses.

A motion was made by Durrwachter and seconded by Riordan to approve consent items a-d as presented below:

  1. Minutes of the meeting held on Sept. 16, 2013.
  2. Checks in the amount of $3,300,332.00 as presented:

General Fund                                                                           1,689,517.17

Food Service Fund                                                                    201,428.26

Transportation Fund                                                                142,804.19

Community Service Fund                                                          54,624.53

Capital Expenditure Fund                                                       128,823.41

Building Fund                                                                         1,082,765.38

Summer Rec Agency Fund                                                              369.06

Check numbers 153321 to 153847

 

Receipts in the amount of $2,874,662.14 as presented:

General Fund                                                                           2,463,255.99

Food Service Fund                                                                     173,070.75

Transportation Fund                                                                  24,695.94

Community Service Fund                                                        133,218.23

Capital Expenditure Fund                                                          21,471.26

Building Fund                                                                                      32.99

Debt Service Fund                                                                        45,443.31

Summer Rec Agency Fund                                                          13,473.67

Receipts 38926 to 39053

 

Wire transfers in the amount of $4,216.72 as presented:

General Fund                                                                                    2,600.62

Food Service Fund                                                                            1,236.07

Community Service Fund                                                                  380.03

Wire transfers 201300016 to 201300025

 

  1. Accept the following donations:
Name To Donation Purpose
Liberty Savings Bank – Mark Bragelman, president Sartell Middle School $1,000 SMS Band program
Joyce O’Hara on behalf of Anthony Ebensteiner Family Sartell-St. Stephen School District #748 Electric Wheelchair – $6,519 Sartell Middle School 6th-grader who is in need    of wheelchair assistance.
Sabres All Sports Booster Club Sartell High School $1265 Weight coach
Sabres All Sports Booster Club Sartell High School $2475.89 Medical bags
Sabres All Sports Booster Club Sartell High School $15,983.75 Scoreboard
Gordy and Michelle Meyer Flexible Fund of the Central Minnesota Community Foundation Sartell-St. Stephen School District #748 $500 Welcome Back staff breakfast
Sartell Education Association Sartell Public Schools Sartell-St. Stephen School District #748 $98.15 Panera – New teacher workshop
Sartell Youth Basketball Association Sartell Middle School $2,461.22 Purchase of backboards      for basketball stands            in south gym
Hanadee Alameldin & Emadeldin Abdalla Sartell Middle School $500 SPED department
Diane Forberg Sartell High School $45 White bowties for the Men’s Choir performance dress wear.
Miller Auto Sartell-St. Stephen Community Education $50 Purchase 50 mini pumpkins for the October 30 ECFE Pumpkin Party
Angel Fund Donation Sartell-St. Stephen School District #748 $60 Technology Fees
PineCone Vision Center and Dentistry for Children Sartell-St. Stephen School District #748 $1,400 Pediatric recovery couch     for SMS, Pediatric recovery couch for DSC preschool area, Braun Thermoscan with base, Braun Thermoscan probe covers, four blankets for SHS
  1. Accept the resignations of Lisa Sanderson, SMS food service, effective 10-04-13; Joan Miller, ECFE, para, effective 09-26-13; Roger Reder, PME, custodial, effective 09-20-13 and, Guadalupe Schmidt, SHS food service, effective 09-20-13.

 

Student Representative Report:  Mary Lindell, senior at Sartell High School

  •  Students met with the superintendent search firm last week to discuss the search and shared

thoughts about the search, the needs of the district and qualities to look for in a superintendent.

  •  On Oct. 8, SMS and SHS students participated in We Day at the Xcel Energy Center that brought students and educators together to empower youth to create positive change.
  •  The Boys and Girls Soccer teams are both headed to the state tournament which will be taking place this week.
  •  There are several key athletic events coming up including girls swimming, cross-country, football and volleyball competitions.
  •  The National Honor Society trick-or-treat Halloween food drive will take place this weekend.
  •  The Halloween Dance will be held on Friday, Nov. 1.

Superintendent Report: Mike Spanier, interim superintendent

  •  The Crucible was performed last week and received great reviews due to the hard work of our

students and staff.

  •  Four SHS students were appointed to the Stearns County Youth Task Force: Grace Kuhl, Brooke Radi, Rachel Stroh and Chase Sobania.
  •  The Sartell-St. Stephen Education Foundation hosted its 12th annual Toast to Autumn which was a huge success raising more than $68,000.
  •  Continued donations come in from the Sartell Booster Club which supports the track and football scoreboard which was enhanced due to the partnership with the Booster Club.
  •  The Sartell-St. Stephen School District is partnering with Safe Routes to Schools, BLEND and the

Centracare Foundation and focusing on pedestrian and biking safety to Sartell Middle School and Pine Meadow Elementary School in collaboration with the city and law enforcement.

  •  The Sartell-St. Stephen School District, along with Sauk-Rapids-Rice and St. Cloud Area Schools, is part of Partner for Student Success which is a group of community and business leaders who are working together to ensure student success throughout our communities.

 

School Board Committee Reports:

Technology Committee

  •  The committee reflected on the rollout of the full access plan this year and discussed the first month of implementation.
  •  The group discussed the use of Schoology and how to support its use, parameters and consistency across classrooms.
  •  Ideas were shared on how to continue to increase and enhance access and further professional development.

District Art Curriculum: Deb Rollings, SHS art teacher, and Myranda Urick, PME art teacher, presented on the District Art Curriculum.

Community Education: Mark Grelson and Ann Doyscher-Domres provided an overview and update on the happenings in Community Education.

A motion was made by Durrwachter and seconded by Riordan to HAVE SECOND READINGS AND APPROVE THE REVISED POLICIES 425, 509, 515, 604, and 610. All in favor. Motion carried.

A motion was made by McCabe and seconded by Riordan to APPROVE THE PERSONNEL OMNIBUS RESOLUTION. All in favor. Motion carried.

New employees or changes:

  Name Bldg. Position Compensation Change
1. Durten Braun SMS Tutor $22.65 per hr/2.5 hrs per day New Assignment – from Media Aide at SMS to SHS
2. Carol Cummins PME Cleaner $13.49 per hr /5.25 hrs per day R1, Step1 Replacing Roger Reder
3. Dave Driste SHS Head girls softball $5,103
BS10 (12.5%)
Head girls softball
4. Shirley Emerson ECFE Para $14.99 per hr/3 hrs per dayRIV, Step 1 Replacing Joan Miller
5. Julia Grundhauser SMS SMS yearbook $746.00/BS1 (2.25%) Replacing Sarah Coles
6. Julia Grundhoefer SMS Supervisor $12.65 per hr/2hrs per dayR1, Step1 Replacing Kristine Schroers
7. Deb Hahn SHS Dishwasher/kitchen asst. $13.49 per hr/2.5 hrs per dayR1, Step 1 Replacing Guadelupe Schmidt
8. Scott Hentges SHS JV boys basketball $4,376/BS11 (10.5%) Replacing Mike Sieben
9. Bridget Hooley SMS SMS yearbook $746.00/BS1 (2.25%) Replacing Sarah Coles
10. Sam Jarnot SHS Assistant boys basketball $3,482/BSI,$33,158 (10.5%) Replacing Marcus Oistad
11. Emily Jensen SHS Assistant speech $1,492/BS1 (4.5%) Replacing Cara Sandquist
12. Terri Johnson PME Student supervisor $15.48 per hr/3.5 hrs per dayR1, Step 5 Position added
13. Justine Kirkham SMS 5th- & 6th-grade Knowledge Bowl $746/BS1 (2.25%) Replacing Terry Hurd
14. Justine Kirkham SMS 5th- & 6th-grade Academic Triathlon $746/BS1 (2.25%) Vacant from last year
15 Nick Koubsky SHS 9th-grade boys basketball $2,769/BS1, (8.35%) Added 2013-2014
16. Allison Kuklok SMS Student supervisor $12.65 per hr/2 hrs per dayR1, Step 1 Replacing Kristen Yang
17. Brian Larson SMS/SHS Custodian $18.88 per hr/8 hrs per dayR3, Step 5 Replacing Gaylen Bicking
18. Jennifer Leagjeld Trans. Van Driver $18.15 per hrVan Route/Step 1 New position
19. Kadie Mathews SMS Student Supervisor $13.44 per hrR1, Step 2 Replacing Allison Kuklok
20. Alex Nelson SHS Assistant Girls Hockey $3,150/BS1 (9.5%) *outside funded Previously hired through Sauk Rapids
21. Judy Ohman PME Student Supervisor $15.48 per hr/3.5 hrs per dayR1, Step 5 Position added
22. Marcus Oistad SHS Head Boys Basketball $5,302BS5 (14.5%) Replacing Dave Angell
23. Beau Penk ORE Para $14.99 per hr/6.25 hrs per day RIV, Step 1 New position
24. Margie Pikus PME Para Sped $14.99 per hr/3.5 hrs per dayRIV, Step 1 New position
25. Guadelupe Schmidt SHS Food Service $12.65 per hr/ 2 hrs per dayR1, Step 1 Blom vacancy
26. Kristine Schroers SMS Para $14.99 per hr/7 hrs per dayRIV, Step 1 New position
27. Valerie Steiner DSC Server $13.49 per hrR1. Step1 Replacing Deb Hahn
28. Katherine Stewart SMS 5th & 6th Grade Volleyball Coach $746/BSI(2.25%) Replacing Tiffany Heathcoate
29. Tyler Thieschafer SMS Para $14.99 per hr/7 hrs per dayRIV, Step 1 New position
30. Joshua Vorpahl ORE Para $14.99 per hr/6.25 hrs per day RIV, Step 1 New position

Leaves of absence:

  Name Bldg. Position Action Expected Duration
31. Teresa Jean Heck ORE Teacher Leave of Absence Dec. 16, 2013 to Feb. 18, 2014
32. Michele Nelson SHS Teacher Leave of Absence Nov. 2, 2013 to Dec. 2, 2013

A motion was made by Nies and seconded by McCabe to APPROVE THE SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN SCHOOL DISTRICT #748 EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK. All in favor. Motion carried.

A motion was made by McCabe and seconded by Nies to APPROVE THE RESOLUTION OF SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN SCHOOL BOARD SUPPORTING FORM AN APPLICATION TO MINNESOTA STATE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE FOUNDATION. All in favor. Motion carried.

A motion was made by Raden and seconded by Nies to APPROVE THE RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE AWARD OF THE SALE, DETERMINING THE FORM AND DETAILS, AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIION, DELIVERY AND REGISTRATION, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE GENERAL OBLIGATION SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS, SERIES 2013A. All in favor. Motion carried.

A motion was made by Nies and seconded by McCabe to APPROVE THE CONTRACT WITH THE MINNESOTA SCHOOL EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATION (MSEA). All in favor. Motion carried.

Schedule Work Session and Committee Meetings:

Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment – Oct. 29 at 7:30 a.m.

Board Work Session – Superintendent Search Update – Oct. 29 at 4:15 p.m.

Policy Committee – Nov. 6 at 4:15 p.m.

Board Work Session – Board Goal Development – Dec. 2 at 4:15 p.m.

The board reviewed the following policies:  503, 504, 506, 526, 527, 602, 609, 703 and 801.

The board had first of two readings of revisions of Policies: 418, 422, 524, 601, 602, 603, 613, 707, 802 and 902.

The board discussed and had the first reading of the new policy 523.

Chair Meyer entertained a motion to close the meeting pursuant to Minnesota Statue Section 13D.03. Motion made by McCabe and seconded by Riordan to close the meeting at 8:40 p.m. All in favor. Motion carried.

A motion was made by Durrwachter and seconded by McCabe to reopen the meeting at 9:13 a.m.

A motion to adjourn the meeting at 9.14 p.m. was made by Durrwachter and seconded by Riordan. All in favor. Motion carried.

___________________________________________________

Jason Nies, Clerk/Treasurer, Oct. 21, 2013

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