The Stanley County School District, #57-1, Board 
              of Education met in special session June 30, 2004, 12:15 P.M. in 
              the Superintendents Office of the elementary building with Gary 
              Johnson, John Bucholz, Mitch Norman, Mike Cornelison and Bridget 
              Miller present. Also in attendance were Superintendent Larry Jaske 
              and Business Manager Kevin Merscheim. 
              
              President Gary Johnson called the meeting to order 
              at 12:15 P.M.
              
              President Gary Johnson led the pledge of 
              allegiance.
              
              Cornelison moved, seconded by Bucholz, to adopt 
              the agenda as amended. All voted aye.
              
              Cornelison moved, seconded by Miller, to approve 
              the contract with Larry Jaske for the Assistant Seventh and Eighth 
              Grade Boys Basketball position in the amount of $1.00 for the 
              2004-2005 school year. All voted aye.
              
              Cornelison moved, seconded by Miller, to approve 
              the payments of bills as presented. All voted aye.
              
              American Linen Supply, Supplies  20.82; Amoco, 
              Bus Gas  459.14; Anderson Tire, Repairs  25.20; Best Business 
              Products, Repairs  148.50; 22X, Tuition  961.50; Merry Bleeker, 
              Travel  94.96; Cellular One, Cell Phone  152.96; Chandlers, 
              Repairs  180.93; 22X, Tuition  1,333.60; Cole Papers, Supplies  
              5.56; CDW, Supplies  241.99; Dakota Mill, Supplies  185.00; 
              Dakotamart, Supplies  20.00; Days Inn, Lodging  128.00; DCI, 
              Background Check  39.00; E&R Mailers, Postage 551.10; Forell Limo 
              Service, Chartered Bus  360.00; Rebecca Gardner, Meals  42.00; 
              Glass Products, Repairs  1,884.22; Gray Lines, Bus Charter  
              4,539.12; H&H Repair, Repairs  228.82; Greg and Deb Haka, Parent 
              Mileage  609.00; Harlows Bus Sales, Repairs  31.29; Phillip 
              Hubbard, Meals  42.00; Dana and Annis Iversen, Parent Mileage  
              1,113.60; Helmut Keller, Meals  42.00; Kleins Office Plus, 
              Supplies  9.75; Arlene Krueger, Mileage & Meals  284.74; Bonnie 
              Libner, Meals  10.00; LJ Tech Systems, Supplies  278.10; 
              May-Adam-Gerdes-Thompson, Prof. Services  38.00; Debbie 
              McCullough, Parent Mileage - 698.32; Clint Menning, Meals  42.00; 
              Kevin Merscheim, Physical  125.00; Stacy and Vicki Miles, Parent 
              Mileage  690.20; Moodie Implement, Repairs  263.65; Todd and Deb 
              Mortenson, Parent Mileage  798.66; Mitch Norman, Mileage  
              417.60; Zay Norman, Parent Mileage  99.76; Oasis Too, Water  
              480.00; Tim and Diane Olson, Parent Mileage  288.84; Olson 
              Plumbing, Repairs  189.64; Jenifer Palmer, Mileage  111.36; 
              Peitz Service Experts, Repairs  5,154.25; Phillips 66 Company, 
              Gas  9.00; Photography By Debby, Supplies  6.42; 22X, Prof. 
              Services  40.00; Arlen H. Prince, Parent Mileage  99.76; Qwest, 
              Telephone  363.02; Doug and Annette Reiman, Parent Mileage  
              1,352.56; Right Turn, Tuition  668.03; Runnings, Supplies  
              232.29; SD Dept. of Health, County Nurse  2,041.67; Safe Dakota, 
              Repairs  300.00; Santel Communications, Supplies  400.00; Ronald 
              L. Schur, C.P.A., Audit Services  8,000.00; Karla and Kevin 
              Scott, Parent Mileage  332.92; Todd Scott, Parent Mileage  
              598.56; Lonnie and Rebecca Smith, Parent Mileage  417.60; Julie 
              Snyder, Parent Mileage  438.48; 22X, Prof. Services  3,198.25; 
              Stanley County Schools, Imprest Fund  816.12; State Property 
              Management, Supplies  140.00; State Publishing, Supplies  18.47; 
              Darla Tibbs, Parent Mileage  498.80; Darren and Kelly Tibbs, 
              Parent Mileage  901.32; TIE, Registration  110.00; Titze 
              Electric, Repairs  349.08; Town & Ranch Market, Supplies  28.03; 
              United State Post Office, Postage  80.00; Walmart, Supplies  
              123.15; West Central Electric, Utilities  243.15; Jeri Wilcox, 
              Parent Mileage  311.17; Janet Williams, Meals  10.00; Kyle and 
              Anita Wyly, Parent Mileage  598.56; Youngberg & Sons, Supplies  
              7.50; Zander Auto Parts, Supplies  16.62; GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENSES 
              - $46,170.71.
              
              Bucholz moved, seconded by Cornelison, to approve 
              the open enrollment applications for students #57001199807314 and 
              #57001199807315. All voted aye.
              
              Superintendent Larry Jaske requested an increase 
              in the mileage rate for personal vehicles from seventeen (17) to 
              twenty (20) cents per mile, which matches the authorized State of 
              South Dakota mileage reimbursement rates.
              
              Cornelison moved, seconded by Norman, to approve 
              the policy to increase the mileage rate for use of a personal 
              vehicle to nineteen (19) cents per mile. All voted aye.
              
              Superintendent Larry Jaske reported a grant is 
              available to purchase a defibrillator that could be placed in the 
              Parkview building. The Board instructed the Superintendent to 
              investigate the grant and the legal ramifications of its use.
              
              Bucholz moved, seconded by Cornelison, to go into 
              executive session according the SDCL 1-25-2 for personnel reasons 
              at 12:38 P.M. All voted aye.
              
              President Gary Johnson declared the Board out of 
              executive session at 12:43 P.M.
              
              Norman moved, seconded by Bucholz, to adjourn at 
              12:44 P.M. All voted aye.