Stanley County
School Board Meeting

October
14, 2013

The Stanley County School District, #57-1, Board of Education met in regular session October 14, 2013 at 5:30 P.M., in the Learning Center at the Middle High School with Sarah Carter, Gary Johnson, Tina Titze, Rick Cronin, and Nicole Prince present. Others in attendance were Superintendent Dan Martin, Principal Timothy Hollar, Principal Michelle Glodt, Special Education Director Krystal Simons, and Business Manager Dawn Stover. Visitors were Jennifer Milliken, Shirley Swanson, Jeff Hegge, Kim Doherty, John Latham, Brad Stover, Joyce Larsen, Ronda Sweetman, and Scott Schweitzer.

President Carter called the meeting to order at 5:30 P.M.

President Carter led the Pledge of Allegiance.

Titze moved, seconded by Cronin, to adopt the agenda with the addition of Amended Contracts. All voted aye.

Cronin moved, seconded by Titze, to adopt the Consent Calendar. All voted aye.

  • Approve the Regular Board Meeting minutes for September 9, 2013 and Special Board Meeting minutes for September 26, 2013.
  • Approve Bills Issued October 14, 2013
     

GENERAL FUND

 

 

446-PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION, INC

Supplies

255.18

ADMIN PARTNERS, LLC

Professional Services

125.00

AFFECTIONS FLORAL & WINE

Supplies - parents night

48.50

ALL AROUND GRAPHICS

Supplies

326.50

AMERIPRIDE SERVICES

Supplies

256.86

ASSOCIATED SCHOOL BOARDS OF SD

ASBSD/SASD convention

1,210.00

AT&T Mobility

Communication

170.14

B. J.'S INSTRUMENT REPAIR

Repairs

100.00

BOES, DOUGLAS

Bus Repairs

3.58

BRAIN POP LLC

Subscription

205.00

BRYAN HABERER

Duct Cleaning

3,300.00

BUREAU OF ADMINISTRATION

Communication

68.09

CAMBIUM LEARNING

Dibels Testing

726.96

CAPITAL JOURNAL

Ads, Minutes, Agendas

1,427.27

CENTURY LINK

Communication

291.36

CHRISTY LUMBER

Repairs

7.50

COLE PAPERS

Supplies

1,012.47

COMMTECH

Repairs

1,544.09

DAKOTA SUPPLY GROUP

Supplies

48.26

DEMCO

Library Supplies

127.11

FLINN SCIENTIFIC, INC.

Supplies

320.36

FOLLETT SOFTWARE COMPANY

Dues - Library

1,528.00

GLASS PRODUCTS

Repairs

16.55

GOLDEN WEST TELEPHONE

Communication

78.87

HAGGERTY'S MUSICWORKS

Supplies

496.40

HAUFF MID-AMERICA SPORTS

Helmets / Padded Shells

3,936.05

HILLYARD / SIOUX FALLS

Supplies

164.94

HOGENS HARDWARE HANK

Supplies

83.91

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT

Reading Workbooks/Mathboards

264.40

JC OFFICE SUPPLY

Supplies

18.99

KMART STORE #9273

Supplies

152.61

KNECHT HOME CENTER OF PIERRE, LLC

Ceiling Tile

60.65

LARRY'S PLUMBING LLC

Repairs

608.34

LARRY'S REPAIR

Coach AC Repairs

3,103.08

MARCO

Professional Services / Supplies

2,440.97

MARTIN, DANIEL

Travel - Cheyenne / Impact Aide DC

1,213.00

MAY, ADAM, GERDES & THOMPSON, LLP

Professional Services

644.52

NATIONAL ASSN FOR MUSIC EDUCATION

2013-2014 membership

109.00

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER

Magazine - Young Explorer

95.70

PAINT STORE INC, THE

Supplies

552.50

PEARSON EDUCATION

D'Nealian Handwriting

98.37

PIONEER DRAMA SERVICE

Bed Bugs Script & Royalties

226.00

PITNEY BOWES

Postage

500.00

PIZZA RANCH

GOLD Supplies

52.50

PLAYSCRIPTS, INC.

Suppliles

264.67

REGION VII HONOR BAND

Dues - Honor Band

175.00

RENAISSANCE LEARNING, INC

Accelerated Reading / Math

5,993.11

RIGHT TURN

Infant/Child CPR classes

30.00

ROBIN'S WATER CONDITIONING

Supplies - Salt

21.30

RUNNINGS

Supplies

339.07

SCHOLASTIC BOOK CLUBS

Periodicals

44.96

SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR

Scope: Language Arts

296.67

SCHOOL SPECIALTY, INC.

Supplies

89.96

SDACTE

Home Ec Dues

160.00

SECURITY LOCK SMITH

Keys

15.00

SHAW FIRE & SAFETY  LLC

Professional services

171.00

SIMPLEX GRINNELL

Repairs Parkview

779.00

SMALL ENGINE HOUSE

Repairs

61.75

STANLEY COUNTY LAW

Finger printing

130.00

STANLEY COUNTY SCHOOL

Imprest

5,453.03

SUPREME SCHOOL SUPPLY

Supplies

152.18

TITZE ELECTRIC INC.

Repairs / Installation

256.57

TOWN & RANCH MARKET

Supplies

142.50

TRUSCO MFG. CO.

Trueline Striper

1,219.00

VISA

Supplies

63.15

WARD'S NATURAL SCIENCE

Supplies

60.32

WHITE RIVER SCHOOL

2013-2014 Region 3 Sup Dues

90.00

WW TIRE SERVICE

Coach Tires

1,067.54

ZANDER AUTO PARTS

Repairs

31.12

 

Fund Total:

45,126.48

CAPITAL OUTLAY

 

 

ENVIROTECH WASTE SERVICES

Utilities

1,368.00

FORT PIERRE, CITY OF

Utilities

7,572.47

GALE'S GAS SERVICE

Utilities

292.60

MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES

Utilities

96.27

WALKER REFUSE -- DISTRICT 3034

Utilities

109.20

WEST CENTRAL ELECTRIC

Utilities

285.91

WORDWARE LUNCH CASHIER SYSTEM

Food Software

618.70

WR/LJ RURAL WATER

Utilities

80.00

 

Fund Total:

10,423.15

SPECIAL EDUCATION

 

 

22x

Professional Services

638.00

22X

Professional Services

8,959.18

EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE

Assessment

45.00

SCHOOL SPECIALTY, INC.

Supplies

1.22

STANLEY COUNTY SCHOOL

Imprest

1,429.50

TOWN & RANCH MARKET

Student Reinforcement

46.43

VISA

i Tune cards

250.00

 

Fund Total:

11,369.33

CAPITAL PROJECTS

 

 

BROSZ ENGINEERING INC

Testing for New School

840.00

CASH-WA DISTRIBUTION

Walk-In

19,861.56

HKG ARCHITECTS

Architect Fees

9,909.15

SHARPE ENTERPRISES, INC.

New Elementary Bld

276,084.20

 

Fund Total:

306,694.91

FOOD SERVICE

 

 

BERNARD FOOD INDUSTRIES INC

Food

417.25

CHILD AND ADULT NUTRITION

Food

1,040.64

DEAN FOODS NC, INC.

Food - Milk

2,909.61

EARTHGRAINS BAKING COMPANIES INC

Food

648.27

OLSON, SUZANNE

Refund Lunch Money

26.45

REINHART FOOD SERVICE, LLC

Food

12,770.20

SERVALL UNIFORM & LINEN

Supplies

325.23

SYSCO NORTH  DAKOTA,  INC

Food

678.70

TOWN & RANCH MARKET

Food

238.43

 

Fund Total:

19,054.78

 

 

 

AGENCY FUND

 

 

22X

Bus pass

60.00

ACCESSORY LINES FOR MUSIC

Sequin Tunic w/mitt

417.59

ALL AROUND GRAPHICS

Football Jerseys

100.00

Say What Designs

Volleyball T-shirts

1,411.04

SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIRS-13

Book Fair

1,283.71

SCOREBOARD SPORTS

Volleyball Jackets / Pants

1,410.79

STUMPS/SHINDIGZ

Supplies

104.81

TOWN & RANCH MARKET

Supplies

216.55

VISA

Band Trip, Vending Supplies

1,233.43

 

Fund Total:

6,237.92

A more detailed listing is available at the Administration Office in the Elementary Building

  • Capital Projects Fund Detail report given to the Board to review.
  • Approve September 2013 Financial Report
     

 

General Fund

Capital Outlay

Special Ed

Pension

Balance 9-1-13

626,482.15

969,079.75

106,854.10

128,559.26

County Revenue

11,737.07

2,114.18

1,073.37

230.08

Local Rev & Bank Int

69,975.17

0

1,357.50

0

State/Fed Revenue

 7,591.56

0

10,746.78

0

Accounts Payable

-67,748.63

-34,239.16

-14,285.39

0

Payroll

-248,454.86

0

-39,099.73

0

Misc Fees

-1,842.25

0

0

0

Balance 9-30-13

397,740.21

936,954.77

66,646.63

128,789.34

 

 

 

 

 

 

Impact Aid

Capital Project

Food Service

Fiduciary Funds

Balance 9-1-13

885,478.99

1,704,833.89

25,982.35

352,089.19

County Revenue

0

0

0

0

Local Rev & Bank Int

0

669.43

6,457.40

8,610.03

State/Fed Revenue

0

0

0

0

Accounts Payable

0

-262,549.21

-10,394.41

-4,965.65

Payroll

0

0

-7,241.21

0

Misc Fees

0

0

0

0

Balance 9-30-13

885,478.99

1,442,954.11

14,804.13

355,733.57

A more detailed listing is available at the Administration Office in the Elementary Building.

Building Committee – Titze reported that the committee is meeting Monday and Thursday until completion date. State Inspection noted tamper proof outlets needed; working with HKG on this item.

John Latham presented building plans and fundraising ideas for the wrestling room addition to existing lunchroom in Elementary Building.

Johnson moved, seconded by Cronin, to endorse the wrestling building project with the appointment of John Latham and Jeff Hegge as coordinators, with plans for fundraising and development to be approved by Mr. Martin and the Board. All voted aye.

Scott Schweitzer with Brosz Engineering presented a construction cost estimate of the proposed parking lot and playground area at the Elementary Building site. 

Michelle Glodt presented the Elementary Principal’s Report. Items covered were fall testing data, Focus School status, and GAP students in our district.

Timothy Hollar presented the Middle School / High School Principal’s Report. Items covered were the NHS blood drive on 10/16/13, the Academic Olympics on 10/30/13, Homecoming week, Regional Honors Band on 10/21/13, report cards, MAP data and testing, NHS induction on 11/4/13, and the Elementary play on 11/8/13 and 11/9/13.

Krystal Simons presented the Special Education Report. Items covered were enrollment and the upcoming child count in December.

Mr. Martin presented the Superintendent’s Report. Items covered were Native American Day, football field bleachers, air ducts, cafeteria move in December, practice football field – city water vs. irrigation method, State accreditation, Mitchell Tech visit, Art Department feature in South Dakota Magazine, volunteer driver qualifications, Fall enrollment count for Department of Education, Stanley County School Foundation, school committees, cooperative agreement for soccer, Title VII grant, workman’s comp, moving Board meeting to Cheyenne School in March or April and future conferences.

Carter declared a short recess at 6:57 P.M.

Carter declared the Board back in Session at 7:02 P.M.

Johnson moved, seconded by Titze, to go into Executive Session according to SDCL 1-25-2 for student purposes at 7:02 P.M. All voted aye.

Carter declared the Board back in session at 7:06 P.M.

Cronin moved, seconded by Prince, to approve students #2014-1, 2014-2, and 2014-3 to enroll in Stanley County. All voted aye.

Prince moved, seconded by Cronin, to approve enacting volunteers for the December moving process as recommended by Ken Bridger with ASBSD our liability insurance carrier. All voted aye. Guidelines for these volunteers include: complete signup sheet; be 18 years or older; no students; lift at least 60 lbs; supervised by staff; wear name tags; and cannot move student, SPED, or personnel files.

Cronin moved, seconded by Johnson, to authorize the Business Manager to offer amended Letters of Understanding due to April letter missing years of service. These coaches are: Kevin Carter – football and wrestling $5,341.25; Hilary Hanson - gymnastics $3,217.50; and Misti Lewis - gymnastics $2,444.00. All voted aye.

Prince moved, seconded by Titze, to approve the Business Manager to offer Contracts with extra duty pay amended due to April contract missing years of service. These teachers are: Melody Cruser – 6-8 vocal music $346.75; Tina England – band $4,097.75 and 9-12 music $1,558.75; Amber Garrett – FCCLA $1,608.75; Kacy Gill – girls basketball $2,444.00; John Lathem – wrestling $3,172.50; Sarah Lutz – cheerleading $3,067.50; Jennifer Milliken – fall play $2,280.50 and one act play $1,140.25; Thomas Stotts – track $3,452.50 and football $2,824.00; and Shirley Swanson – fall play $1,065.25 and one act play $768.50. All voted aye.

Principal Glodt presented the Title 1 Schoolwide Plan for 2013-2014.

Prince moved, seconded by Titze, to approve the Title 1 Schoolwide Plan for 2013-2014 as presented. All voted aye.

Cronin moved, seconded by Prince, to adjourn at 7:14 P.M. All voted aye.

Sarah Carter, President
Dawn R. Stover, Business Manager


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