The Stanley County School District, #57-1, 
						Board of Education met in regular session February 13, 
						2006, 5:30 P.M., at the high school learning center with 
						Gary Johnson, Darby Nutter, John Bucholz, Mork Norman 
						and Bridget Miller present. Others in attendance were 
						Superintendent Larry Jaske, Business Manager Kevin 
						Merscheim and Principal Merry Bleeker. Visitors were 
						Rebecca Cruse, Arlene Krueger, Roxanne Harms, Linda 
						Clair, Kathy Riedy, Kim Doherty, Craig Rutschke, Shirley 
						Swanson, Jennifer Milliken, Mike Falconer, Laura Snow, 
						Shawn Flottmeyer and many honored students and their 
						families.
						
						President Gary Johnson called the meeting to order at 
						5:30 P.M.
						
						President Gary Johnson led the pledge of allegiance.
						
						Bucholz moved, seconded by Nutter, to adopt the agenda 
						as amended. All voted aye.
						
						Bucholz moved, seconded by Miller, to approve the 
						Consent Calendar with the understanding the activity and 
						athletic resignations are contingent upon finding 
						suitable replacements. The Board recognized Diane 
						Stofferahn for twenty-five years and Glennys Case for 
						twenty-six years of service to the Stanley County School 
						District. All voted aye.
						
						A. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting of January 
						9, 2006 and
						special meetings January 26, February 2 and February 6, 
						2006.
						
						B. Approve the Financial Reports
						
						GENERAL FUND: Cash Balance, January 1, 2006  
						520,317.81; Receipts: Taxes  13,230.92; Interest  
						902.12; Misc. Revenue  2,253.35; Admissions  3,156.01; 
						State Aid  113,446.33; Medicaid Payments  4,187.00; 
						Insurance Proceeds  1,263.43; Total Receipts  
						138,439.16; Transfers into the Account  302.72; Total 
						Available  659,059.69; Disbursements  114,012.63; 
						Payroll - 134,291.44; Transfer Out  17.45; Cash 
						Balance, January 31, 2006  410,738.17; CAPITAL OUTLAY: 
						Cash Balance, January 1, 2006  51,076.23; Receipts: 
						Taxes  1,557.29; Interest  65.63; Total Receipts  
						1,622.92; Transfers into the Account  0; Total 
						Available  52,699.15; Disbursement  13,942.18; Cash 
						Balance, January 31, 2006  38,756.97; SPECIAL 
						EDUCATION: Cash Balance, January 1, 2006  418,898.85; 
						Receipts: Taxes  1,978.05; Interest  766.61; Medicaid 
						Payments  424.00; 94-142 Funds  10,496.70; Preschool 
						Funds  320.60; Total Receipts  13,985.96; Transfers 
						into the Account  (21,127.50); Total Available  
						411,757.31; Disbursements  1,550.00; Payroll  
						22,486.56; Cash Balance, January 31, 2006  387,720.75; 
						PENSION FUND: Cash Balance, January 1, 2006  10,061.42; 
						Receipts: Taxes  455.22; Total Receipts  455.22; Total 
						Available  10,516.64; Payroll  9,498.22; Cash Balance, 
						January 31, 2006  1,018.42; IMPACT AID: Cash Balance, 
						January 1, 2006  741,556.39; Receipts: Interest  
						1,268.86; Total Receipts  1,268.86; Total Available  
						742,825.25; Transfer Out - 0; Cash Balance, January 31, 
						2006  742,825.25; FOOD SERVICE: Cash Balance, January 
						1, 2006  (29,581.23); Receipts: Sales  10,673.88; 
						Community & Youth Involved  8,137.80; Federal 
						Reimbursement  5,229.10; Total Receipts  24,040.78; 
						Total Available  (5,540.45); Disbursements  10,761.97; 
						Payroll  12,836.64; Cash Balance, January 31, 2006  
						(29,139.06); FIDUCIARY ACCOUNTS: Cash Balance, January 
						1, 2006  303,696.69; Receipts: Interest  808.37; 
						Resale  2,681.03; Student Council  475.00; 
						Letterwinners  300.00; FCCLA  300.77; Band  181.50; 
						Cheerleaders  33.00; Triple S Group  62.00; Gymnastics 
						Fundraisers  1,020.59; Volleyball Fundraisers - 150.00; 
						Orton School  75.00; Total Receipts  6,087.26; 
						Transfers into the Account  5,299.12; Total Available - 
						315,083.07; Disbursements  13,541.89; Cash Balance, 
						January 31, 2006 301,541.18. 
						
						C. Note Budget Report
						
						D. Approve the Regular Bills
						
						All-Around Graphics, Awards  60.00; American Choral 
						Directors, Dues  75.00; American Linen, Supplies  
						492.28; Anderson Tire, Repairs  30.45; ASBO, Membership 
						 135.00; BP, Gas  189.99; Shari Beeghly, Mileage  
						294.08; Bernard Foods, Food  686.40; Best Business, 
						Repairs  626.59; Black Hills State University, Jazz 
						Festival  200.00; Black Hills Gray Lines, Bus Charter  
						5,557.52; 22X, Tuition  2,745.36; Merry Bleeker, 
						Mileage & Meals  28.56; Block & Co., Supplies  206.72; 
						Tamara K. Breckenridge, Reading Recovery  1,607.90; 
						Bureau of Administration, Telephone  121.76; Capital 
						Sports, Uniforms  1,685.98; Carolina Biological, 
						Supplies 193.91; Cellular One, Telephone  63.62; Center 
						for Disabilities, Registration  85.00; Chandlers, 
						Repairs  150.00; Child And Adult Nutrition Services, 
						Food  369.02; Christy Lumber, Repairs  106.78; Cole 
						Paper, Supplies  254.01; Comfort Inn, Lodging  479.92; 
						Conoco, Gas  13.83; Department of Corrections, Prof. 
						Services  6.39; Dakota State University, Registration  
						59.00; Dakota Supply Group, Supplies  479.49; Dean 
						Foods, Food  2,008.24; E-Rate Complete, Prof. Services 
						 1,750.00; Earthgrains, Food  612.51; Enslow 
						Publishers, Supplies  668.25; Jim & Terri Englehart, 
						Parent Mileage  2,611.20; Michael Falconer, Repairs  
						15.89; Fastenal Co., Supplies  22.92; Follett 
						Educational, Supplies  327.75; Forell Limo Service, 
						Chartered Bus  3,964.00; City of Fort Pierre, Utilities 
						 4,585.30; FSH Communications, Telephone  117.80; 
						Gales Gas, Utilities  1,066.84; Gander Publishing, 
						Supplies  174.85; Golden West Telephone, Telephone  
						244.66; Haggertys Musicworks, Repairs & Supplies  
						1,915.58; Greg & Deb Haka, Parent Mileage  716.80; 
						Byron & Tracey Hand, Parent Mileage  605.44; 
						Harcourt-Brace-Jovanovich, Supplies  291.40; Harkers, 
						Food  2,093.18; Ron & Joanne Heckenlaible, Parent 
						Mileage  136.00; Hillyard, Supplies  398.87; Hipple 
						Printing, Advertising & Minutes  192.40; Hobart Sales, 
						Repairs  20.80; Hogens Hardware, Supplies  3.99; Dana 
						& Annis Iversen, Parent Mileage  1,228.80; Janitors 
						Closet, Supplies  222.60; Larry Jaske, Travel  24.00; 
						Connie Johnson, Mileage  387.20; Kim Jones, Mileage  
						35.20; Kleins Office Plus, Supplies  207.91; Larrys 
						Plumbing, Repairs  12,625.45; Library Video, Supplies  
						553.20; Scott & Paula Lind, Parent Mileage  385.28; 
						Loopys, Supplies  12.00; May-Adam-Gerdes-Thompson, 
						Prof. Services  43.50; Mark & Diana Melvin, Parent 
						Mileage  825.60; MENC, Membership  123.00; Stacy & 
						Vicki Miles, Parent Mileage  752.64; Montana Dakota 
						Utilities, Utilities  8,019.03; Zay Norman, Parent 
						Mileage 88.32; Tim & Diane Olson, Parent Mileage  
						268.80; Oriental Trading, Supplies  19.85; Marshall & 
						Stephanie Owens, Parent Mileage  204.80; Pepper At 
						Eckroth, Supplies  461.70; Perma-Bound, Library Media  
						21.15; 22X. Prof. Services  1,130.00; Pierre Auto 
						Parts, Repairs  867.00; Pierre Solid Waste, Waste 
						Disposal  6.96; Pioneer Drama Service, Supplies  
						96.95; Play To Learn, Supplies  134.81; Arlene H. 
						Prince, Parent Mileage  179.20; Qwest, Telephone  
						128.55; Doug & Annette Reiman, Parent Mileage  
						1,464.32; Reinhard Instructional, Food  5,481.20; 
						Renaissance Learning, Supplies  324.95; Kathy Riedy, 
						Supplies 9.00; Right Turn, Tuition  1,521.72; Robins 
						Water Condting, Water  184.40; Runnings, Supplies  
						90.97; Elizabeth Rus, Supplies  74.41; Eldean & Renee 
						Ryckman, Parent Mileage  544.00; SDHSAA, Sportsmanship 
						Summit  50.00; School Administrators of South Dakota, 
						Registration  25.00; Karla & Kevin Scott, Parent 
						Mileage  358.40; Todd Scott, Parent Mileage  660.48; 
						SD Bandmasters, Membership  20.00; Second Wind 
						Exercise, Equipment  1,261.00; Servall Uniforms & 
						Linen, Supplies  111.29; Sew What Embroidery, Supplies 
						 475.00; Kathleen Siebrasse, Library Media  27.08; 
						Lonnie & Rebecca Smith, Parent Mileage 752.00; Julie 
						Snyder, Parent Mileage  483.84; Software Services, 
						Repairs 422.50; 22X, Prof. Services  2,758.35; Stanley 
						County Booster Club, Ticket Seller  204.77; Stanley 
						County School District, Imprest Expenses  4,006.19; 
						Super 8 Motel, Lodging  165.00; Thunderbird Lodge, 
						Lodging  280.00; Raymond & Darla Tibbs, Parent Mileage 
						 220.80; Darren & Kelly Tibbs, Parent Mileage  828.80; 
						Titze Electric, Repairs  147.76; Town & Ranch Market, 
						Supplies & Food  667.96; US Food Service, Food  
						2,042.11; VISA, Supplies  1,055.04; Walmart, Supplies  
						194.76; West Central Electric, Utilities  366.96; WR/LJ 
						Rural Water, Water  92.50; Kyle & Anita Wyly, Parent 
						Mileage  660.48; Youngberg & Sons, Repairs  411.00; 
						GRAND TOTAL BILLS APPROVED - $99,046.77. (A more 
						detailed listing is in the Administration Office of the 
						Elementary Building.
						
						E. Note Imprest Expenses
						
						Region VII Music, Entry Fees  190.00; SDSU Music 
						Department, Registration  80.00; Office of Careers, 
						Registration  60.00; Pierre School District, 
						Registration  20.00; SDTEA, Registration  30.00; Larry 
						Jaske, Meals & Travel  247.80; 22X, Donation  50.00; 
						SDASSP, Registration  50.00; UPS, Postage  33.88; 
						Jason Cornelison, Official  20.00; Brian Doherty, 
						Official  40.00; Quint Garnos, Official  188.80; Larry 
						Jaske, Official  100.00; Randy Kludt, Official  
						100.00; Steve Leber, Official  55.00; Ed Marts, 
						Official  215.16; Jeremy Mikkelsen, Official  70.00; 
						William Olander, Official  100.00; Greg Warren, 
						Official  186.40; Mike Cruse, Official  25.00; Aaron 
						Rose, Official  75.00; Chad Uhrig, Official  120.00; 
						Lyman School District, Entry Fees  50.00; Parker School 
						District, Entry Fees  80.00; Parkston School District, 
						Entry Fees  45.00; Philip School District, Entry Fees  
						50.00; Eric Booth, Official  35.00; Dave Burnett, 
						Official  110.68; V. Thomas McGough, Official  131.08; 
						Brett Sether, Official  85.00; White River School 
						District, Entry Fees  25.00; Merry Bleeker, Official  
						35.00; Pam Hegre, Official  140.00; Michelle Humann, 
						Official  35.00; Kari Jones, Official  35.00; Terice 
						Kettlehut, Official  50.00; Julie King, Official  
						205.92; Bonnie Miller, Official  140.00; Shavonne 
						Mitchell, Official  140.00; Jenifer Palmer, Official  
						35.00; Rose Pearce, Official  258.40; Sandy Sivertson, 
						Official  35.00; Madison School District, Entry Fees  
						60.00; Winner School District, One Act Play Fees  
						168.07; TOTAL IMPREST EXPENSES  $4,006.19.
						
						F. Approve Resignations
						
						Diane Stofferahn  Teacher
						Glennys Case  Teacher
						Kathy Riedy  One-Act-Play Director
						Michelle Glodt  Assistant Volleyball and Assistant 
						Track Coach
						Guy Hunter  Assistant Girls Basketball Coach
						
						The Board recognized the following students in grades 
						three through five who received all As and students 
						in grade six through twelve for achieving at least a 3.6 
						grade-point average for the second nine-weeks of the 
						school year. President Gary Johnson and Superintendent 
						Larry Jaske presented the certificates.
 
				        
					      
						    | Taylor Olson Sarah Jeffries
 Lindsey Rogers
 Marissa Jacobsen
 Sheila Ricketts
 Megan Sutley
 Steve Boring
 Katie Fuller
 Jessica Pearson
 Megan Arneson
 Dylan White
 Haley Hand
 Amber Hodgins
 Kristine Lehrkamp
 Clayton Reinhard
 Kenna Wieczorek
 Samantha Blood
 Charles Swanson
 Wyatt Johnson
 Thomas Tolton
 Wyatt Harrowa
 Breeze Olson
 Darian Schaefer
 Avery Johnson
 Hailey Norman
 Bailey Tibbs
 Carly Harrowa
 Morgan Turney
 Tawnee Whitley
 Adam Wyly
 |  | Tomisue Humble Kassy Norman
 Kari Anderson
 Brittany Kenzy
 Sarah Smith
 Anthony Bobby
 Shawn Flottmeyer
 Loni McQuistion
 Jessica Simons
 Tyler Harrowa
 James Wolf
 Bailey Heninger
 Robby Jefferies
 Jacob Miller
 Joshua Rogers
 Courtney Ziebart
 Seth Lopour
 Christa Wolf
 Shantel Norman
 Tesa Carda
 Lexi Lopour
 John Ricketts
 Morgan Deis
 Cade Larson
 Ashley Slama
 Austin Brown
 Ali Scott
 Christian Uecker
 Joni Willoughby
 
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				      Board President Gary Johnson informed the public 
				of the community portion of the interview process scheduled for 
				February 15 and 16 and invited all interested parents to attend.
				      
				Shawn Flottmeyer, representing the Student Council, reported the 
				student activities scheduled for the next thirty days. Multiple 
				fundraisers, district and regional basketball, gymnastics and 
				wrestling contests, the National Honor Society induction 
				ceremony and other activities were reported.
				      
				The results of the Writing Assessment Test were presented by 
				Mike Falconer. A compiled report of test scores for the last 
				three years was reviewed by the Board. 
				      
				The North Central Association Certification coordinator Kim 
				Doherty reported the vocabulary and math committees are 
				developing strategies and will be presented at the next meeting. 
				It was recommended to strengthen the requirements for math and 
				science to improve test scores for all high school students. It 
				was requested was to authorize the Steering Committee to attend 
				the annual NCA meeting in Chicago on April 25 and 26, 2006. The 
				Board requested the Administration review the proposal and 
				report the results at the March meeting. 
				      
				Kim Doherty reported the Stanley County Math Counts students 
				finished in fourth place at the February 11 competition at 
				Pierre.
				      
				Bucholz moved, seconded by Norman, to approve the open 
				enrollment application for student #5700119980762. All voted 
				aye.
				      
				Superintendent Larry Jaske presented information from the absent 
				Principal Brian Doherty on events for the next thirty days. The 
				meeting with eighth-grade parents to give an overview of the new 
				South Dakota graduation requirements will be April 11, 2006. The 
				Middle/High School Scheduling Committee met on January 18 and 26 
				and will present the proposed schedule at the March Board 
				meeting. The Handbook Committee met in February and will be 
				proposing modifications in the future. The third-quarter midterm 
				grades have been posted and deficiencies will be mailed to 
				parents. The Board requested the new graduation requirements be 
				posted on the schools web site.
				      
				Principal Merry Bleeker reported the DARE graduation was 
				February 9, two students were winners of the Young Authors and 
				Young Illustrators competitions, and the date for the 
				kindergarten round-up will be later this spring. The Teacher 
				Assistance Teams training sponsored by the Masons for troubled 
				children has trained thirteen staff members and provided 
				training to revitalize two staff members. 
				      
				Superintendent Larry Jaske reported that Christine 
				Christopherson will be helping in the library for the 
				third-quarter. Board members Mork Norman and John Bucholz will 
				meet on February 16 to review the board policy handbook. 
				Information was distributed about Jeri Wilcox and how to send 
				emails to her in the hospital. Proposed legislation to require 
				students to remain in school until the age of eighteen was 
				discussed. An informational letter from the South Dakota 
				Department of Transportation detailing the proposed road 
				construction in front of the Parkview building was reviewed by 
				the Board. 
				      
				Norman moved, seconded by Nutter, to go into Executive Session 
				according to SDCL 1-25-2 for personnel or student reasons at 
				7:32 P.M. All voted aye.
				      
				President Gary Johnson declared the Board out of Executive 
				Session at 8:15 P.M.
				      
				Miller moved, seconded by Bucholz, to adjourn at 8:16 P.M. All 
				voted aye.