The Stanley County School District, #57-1,
Board of Education met in regular session June 12, 2006,
5:30 P.M., at the elementary computer lab 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 Principals Merry Bleeker and Brian
Doherty. Visitors were Rebecca Cruse, Arlene Krueger,
Shirley Swanson, Jennifer Milliken, Laura Snow, Roxanne
Harms, Sonny Harrowa, John Duffy, Brad Caldwell, Craig
Rutschke, Kim Doherty and parents of honored students.
President Gary Johnson called the meeting to order at
5:30 P.M.
Norman moved, seconded by Miller, to adopt the agenda.
All voted aye.
Miller moved, seconded by Norman, to approve the Consent
Calendar as amended. All voted aye.
A. Approve the minutes of the regular meeting of May 9,
2006 and Special Meeting May 8, 2006.
B. Approve the Financial Reports
GENERAL FUND: Cash Balance, May 1, 2006 184,593.29;
Receipts: Taxes 476,510.31; Interest 1,017.82; Misc.
Revenue 1,764.37; Yearbooks - 759.00; State Aid
92,296.04; Indian Education Funds 3,672.63; Medicaid
6,415.53; Total Receipts 582,435.70; Transfers into
the Account 1,832.78; Total Available 768,861.77;
Disbursements 118,394.59; Payroll - 131,458.04;
Transfer Out 17.45; Cash Balance, May 31, 2006
518,991.69; CAPITAL OUTLAY: Cash Balance, May 1, 2006
42,800.12; Receipts: Taxes 119,901.14; Interest
73.41; Misc. Revenue 500.00; Total Receipts
120,474.55; Transfers into the Account 0; Total
Available 163,274.67; Disbursement - 114,924.25; Cash
Balance, May 31, 2006 48,350.42; SPECIAL EDUCATION:
Cash Balance, May 1, 2006 360,704.24; Receipts: Taxes
121,845.65; Interest 1,019.62; 94-142 Funds
10,496.70; Preschool Funds 320.60; Medicaid 690.47;
Total Receipts 134,373.04; Total Available
495,077.28; Disbursements 7,753.64; Payroll
24,758.93; Cash Balance, May 31, 2006 462,564.71;
PENSION FUND: Cash Balance, May 1, 2006 2,722.78;
Receipts: Taxes 29,259.47; Interest 6.36; Total
Receipts 29,265.83; Total Available 31,988.61;
Payroll 27,301.48; Cash Balance, May 31, 2006
4,687.13; IMPACT AID: Cash Balance, May 1, 2006
1,212,711.52; Receipts: Interest 2,820.34; Total
Receipts 2,820.34; Total Available 1,215,531.86;
Transfer Out - 0; Cash Balance, May 31, 2006
1,215,531.86; FOOD SERVICE: Cash Balance, May 1, 2006
(28,125.09); Receipts: Sales 10,158.48; Community &
Youth Involved 5,258.00; Federal Reimbursement
6,772.78; Total Receipts 22,189.26; Transfer into the
Account 0; Total Available (5,935.83); Disbursements
9,375.67; Payroll 13,250.09; Cash Balance, May 31,
2006 (28,561.59); FIDUCIARY ACCOUNTS: Cash Balance,
May 1, 2006 306,827.77; Receipts: Interest 888.62;
Resale - 30.61; 8th Grade 30.62; Letterwinners
250.00; Band 402.20; Coaches 2,195.00; Student
Council 322.00; FCCLA 476.56; Volleyball Fundraiser
223.00; Triple S Group 347.00; Total Receipts
5,165.61; Transfers into the Account 4,751.98; Total
Available - 316,745.36; Disbursements 4,897.71;
Transfers Out 1,689.70; Cash Balance, May 31, 2006 -
310,157.95.
C. Note Budget Report
D. Approve the Regular Bills
Ace Hardware, Supplies 18.35; Agar-Blunt-Onida School,
Mileage 40.96; Alltel, Cell Phone 63.65; American
Linen, Supplies 229.55; Anderson Tire, Repairs
292.35; Assman Farm Service, Supplies 7.20; Shari
Beeghly, Mileage 452.40; Best Business, Repairs
1,042.96; Bigger, Faster, Stronger, Supplies 812.65;
Tamara K. Breckenridge, Reading Recovery 1,607.90;
Bureau of Administration, Telephone 50.37; Capital
Sport, Supplies 15.00; Carolina Biological, Supplies -
637.12; Child and Adult Nutrition, Food 81.15; Christy
Lumber, Repairs 50.27; Cole Paper, Supplies 1197.32;
Comfort Inn, Lodging 299.95; Dakota One Stop, Gas
87.91; Dakota Supply Group, Supplies 178.48; Dean
Foods, Food 1190.39; Deis Enterprises, LLC, Green Fees
500.00; Teri Determan, NCA Mileage 112.00; Discover
Center, Registration 50.00; Earthgrains, Food 365.37;
East Pierre Garden Center, Trees 301.48; William D.
Ellwanger, Meals 38.00; Envirotech Waste Services,
Waste Disposal 556.50; Fastenal Company, Supplies
3.60; Ferley Jewelry, Retirement Watches 228.01; City
of Fort Pierre, Utilities 4738.43; FSH Communications,
Telephone 232.60; Glass Products, Repairs 171.50;
Golden West Telephone, Telephone 175.63; Grey Lines of
the Black Hills, Chartered Buses 3,424.20; Haggertys
Musicworks, Supplies 22.33; Harkers, Food 1339.87;
Hipple Printing, Minutes & Advertising 296.18; Hogg
Restaurant Service, Supplies 51.43; Gene Hudson,
Mileage 35.20; IT Learning Centers, Supplies 169.00;
Connie Johnson, Mileage 483.84; Kim Jones, Mileage
81.92; Jostens, Supplies 565.72; Karls Inc., Supplies
17.96; Kleins Office Plus, Supplies 25.98; Shale
Kramme, Book Refund 6.00; Learning Opportunities,
Periodicals 134.50; Lucky Clover, Inc, Bus Towing
243.75; McLeods Printing, Supplies 228.62; Melvins
Flower Shop, Supplies 33.50; Merriman Printing,
Supplies 4.24; Midwest Technical Product, Supplies
245.48; Miller High School, Region Track 35.13;
Montana Dakota Utilities, Utilities 439.31; Natl,
Assoc. Educational, Membership 45.00; National Honor
Society, Supplies 103.00; Norcostco, Supplies 50.40;
Olson Plumbing, Repair 26.08; Penn State Industries,
Supplies 2073.90; Pepper At Eckroth, Supplies
411.85; Petersen Motors, Repairs 296.76; 22X, Prof.
Services 1685.00; Pierre Solid Waste, Waste Disposal
13.46; Pitney Bowes, Royalty/Rental Fees 262.83;
Pitney Bowes, Postage 500.00; Play To Learn, Supplies
24.41; Praxair Distribution, Supplies 222.20; Qwest,
Telephone 124.80; Reinhard Instructional, Food
1521.54; Right Turn, Tuition 568.16; Robins Water
Condting, Water 135.15; Runnings, Supplies 59.54;
Scholastic, Supplies 127.98; School Specialty,
Supplies 49.99; SD Association of Educational
Personnel, Dues 75.00; Servall Uniform & Linen,
Supplies 68.29; Shell Fleet Plus, Gas 114.29; Sleep
Inn, Lodging 176.00; Small Engine House, Repairs
71.92; SD School Administrators, Registration 200.00;
22X, Prof. Services 3585.69; Stanley County School
District, Imprest 983.57; State of South Dakota,
Refund 45,605.00; State Property Management, Supplies
20.00; Shirley Swanson, Mileage 77.60; Titze
Electric, Repairs 230.57; Tire Muffler Alignment,
Repairs 73.83; Town & Ranch Market, Supplies & Food
522.22; US Food Service, Food 534.19; VISA, Supplies
217.36; Walker Refuse, Waste Disposal 126.36; Walmart,
Supplies 312.84; West Central Electric, Utilities
326.65; WR/LJ Rural Water, Water 55.00; Youngberg &
Sons, Supplies 45.50; GRAND TOTAL BILLS APPROVED -
$85,437.14 (A more detailed listing is in the
Administration Office of the Elementary Building.
E. Note Imprest Expenses
Custodian-Engineer, Membership 305.00; Dave Tate,
Meals 401.00; Howard Wood Relays, Entry Fees 20.00;
Miller High School, Entry Fees 70.00; Winner Schools,
Entry Fees 50.00; Tim Burgard, Meals 151.00;
Hillsview Golf Course, Green Fees 126.00; Southern
Hills Golf Course, Green Fees 60.00; Wall High School,
Region Gymnastics Fees 168.07; TOTAL IMPREST EXPENSES
$983.57.
F. Approve Contracts
Bobbi Jo Parker Sixth Grade Teacher - $26,925.00
Bria Christensen Fifth Grade Teacher - $28,550.00
Vera Cronin - First Grade Teacher - $28,875.00
Tiffany Roderick English - $26,925.00
Krystal Simons Special Education Teacher - $30,275.00
G. Approve Teacher Lane Change
Laura Snow Band - $33,525.00
The Board recognized the following students in grades
three through five who received all As and students
in grades six through twelve for achieving at least a
3.6 grade-point average for the fourth nine-weeks of the
school year. President Gary Johnson and Superintendent
Larry Jaske presented the certificates.
Austin B.
Carly H.
Anna M.
Morgan T.
Joni W.
Avery J.
Hailey N.
Bailey T.
Lexi L.
Darian S.
Megan A.
Wyatt J.
James W.
Thomas T.
Bailey H.
Kristine L.
Clayton R.
Courtney Z.
Christa W.
Tomisue H.
Kassy N.
Michael S.
Brittani B.
Brittany K.
Anthony B.
Shawn F.
Loni M.
Jessica S. |
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Cassidy F.
Kess H.
Ali S.
Tawnee W.
Adam W.
Cade L.
Ashley S.
Wyatt H.
Breeze O.
Monte S.
Tyler H.
Dylan W.
Shantel N.
Haley H.
Robby J.
Jacob M.
Joshua R.
Seth L.
Erin D.
Sarah J.
Lindsey R.
Kari A.
Marissa J.
Sheila R.
Steve B.
Katie F.
Jessica P.
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The Board recognized John Duffy and Sonny
Harrowa as the newly elected Board members who will assume the
office of school board members on July 10, 2006.
Kim Doherty, representing the North Central Association
Certification team, presented the results of the NCA review
conducted on April 25 and 26, 2006. The information will be
discussed at a later date.
Nutter moved, seconded by Bucholz, to approve the public school
exemption as proposed for the 2006-07 school year. All voted
aye.
Bucholz moved, seconded by Miller, to approve the open
enrollment application for students #5700119980770. All voted
aye.
Brian Doherty reported that a moch crash was presented for
student in May. The scheduling of classes for middle and high
school students is progressing and will be completed in the near
future.
Business Manager Kevin Merscheim presented a list of surplus
property items to be sold. The items included a used drum set,
walk-in cooler, video camera and table tops.
Miller moved, seconded by Bucholz, to declare the proposed items
as surplus property. All voted aye.
President Gary Johnson declared a recess at 6:12 P.M. for the
purpose of a public hearing on policy changes and the 2006-2007
fiscal year budget.
Principal Brian Doherty reviewed the amendments to the
Middle/High School Student Handbook policy proposals which
consisted of penalties for incomplete student assignments, an
after school program, new school calendar, new board member
names and dates.
Business Manager Kevin Merscheim detailed the published
2006-2007 fiscal year budget. A detailed listing was presented
showing the increases and decreases in the budget. Graphs were
also presented for revenues, expenditures, budget and fund
balance estimates and cash flow estimates. The budget will have
final approval at the regular August Board meeting.
Superintendent Larry Jaske proposed to increase prices by ten
(10) cents for meals served in the lunchroom for the 2006-2007
school year. The list of changes to the Board policy handbook
was again discussed by the Board.
President Gary Johnson declared the Board back in session at
6:40 P.M.
Bucholz moved, seconded by Miller, to adopt the amended changes
to the Middle/High School Student Handbook for the 2006-2007.
All voted aye.
Johnson moved, seconded by Miller, to advertise for the purchase
of a mobile home and the construction of a concrete foundation
for the Orton School cottage. All voted aye.
Miller moved, seconded by Nutter, to approve the proposed
asbestos abatement contract with Gary Snow and Associates with
alternate number one to include the proposal from Titze
Electric. All voted aye.
Miller moved, seconded by Norman, to adopt the amendments to the
School Board Policy Handbook as presented by Superintendent
Larry Jaske. All voted aye.
Bucholz moved, seconded by Miller, to approve the Associated
School Boards of South Dakota participation agreement for the
property/liability and group health insurance for coverage
during the 2006-2007 school year. All voted aye.
The Board declared a special meeting to be held on June 27,
2006, at McClellands Restaurant at 6 P.M. for the purpose of
finalizing year-end bills and to make necessary transfers.
The Board canvassed the June 6, 2006, election results. No
discrepancies were noted.
Nutter moved, seconded by Bucholz, to approve the three-year
agreement with Gray Lines of the Black Hills for chartering
buses for students to activities. The agreement will be a
cooperative effort between the Stanley County School District
and Pierre School District.
Miller moved, seconded by Norman, to authorize the submission of
the 2006-2007 Consolidation Grant Application for the federal
grants.
All voted aye.
Superintendent Larry Jaske reported a request has been received
to use the Parkview building on September 16 and 17, 2006, as
part of the South Dakota War Memorial Dedication festivities.
Advertising is continuing for an educational assistant at the
Cheyenne School and a gymnastics coach and assistant. David Sass
has completed his coursework and will receive a Stanley County
Diploma. School bus inspections will be June 23 and the South
Dakota Impact Aid meeting will be in Rapid City on June 27,
2006.
Bucholz moved, seconded by Norman, to authorize the use of the
Parkview building on September 16 and 17, 2006, as proposed. All
voted aye.
Board members presented Superintendent Larry Jaske with a cake
and a gift as a going away present to remember his working
relationship with the Board at the Stanley County School
District.
Bucholz moved, seconded by Norman, to adjourn at 7:30 P.M. All
voted aye.