BARBER
UNIFIED
Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the Board
of Education of Barber County North Unified School District #254 was called to
order in the MLHS Weight Room at
Also present were Suzanne
Germes, Terri Myers, Mike Hubka and Mark Buck.
Bill Hrencher moved and Allen
Dick seconded to adjourn the meeting at
The meeting reconvened in the
Central Office at
Also present at the meeting were
Suzanne Germes, Terri Myers, Mike Hubka, Mark Buck, Dennis Blake, Aaron Anthes,
Gary Schnoebelen moved and David
Wiley seconded to approve the agenda with the following additions:
Item #10 a. 4. – Woodworking
Shop Door
Item #10 c. 2. – Out-of-State
Field Trip
Motion
carried 7 yes.
David Wiley moved and Joe Hunter
seconded to approve the
Gary Schnoebelen moved and Allen
Dick seconded to approve the payment of budget checks #72359 to #72534 and a
transfer from General to At Risk K-12.
Motion carried 7 yes.
David Wiley moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to approve the August Treasurer’s Report. Motion carried 7 yes.
New staff members Janet Schield,
Wanda Hartman, Brenda Beecher and
There were no comments from patrons.
Aaron Anthes, with Global
Technologies, gave a presentation and presented a proposal on a video
surveillance system for the district.
In the Principal’s Reports, each
of the principals reviewed their building report covering enrollment, academics
and activities at their schools. Mr.
Hubka added that Cheri Dohrmann had been nominated for Kansas Teacher of the
Year.
In the Superintendent’s Report,
Mrs. Germes presented the SCKSEC August Board minutes and utility usage
reports. She reported that the Fire
Marshall had been in the district to do the annual inspection. She also reported that she had attended the
Kansas Teacher of the Year luncheon in
The MLHS
CompassLearning/Computers request was presented later in the meeting.
Gary Schnoebelen moved and Joe Hunter seconded to
approve the payment of postage for Project Prom. Motion carried 7 yes.
David Wiley moved and Joe Hunter
seconded to approve a bid in the amount of $10,000.00 from Gerstner
Construction to construct a cement slab and retaining wall at the MLHS football
field. This area will accommodate people
with disabilities. Motion carried 7 yes.
Joe Hunter moved and Mark Crick
seconded to approve a bid in the amount of $4,476.00 from Gerstner Construction
for the cement work in the courtyard at MLHS.
The tables and benches that were purchased by the district and MLHS
Student Council will be installed in this area.
The MLHS Student Council will pay for half of this project. Motion carried 7 yes.
Joe Hunter moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to approve a bid from Rutan Construction to replace the
south door on the MLHS woodworking shop.
The original bid was in the amount of $3722.72 but we will deduct
$400.00 and reuse the existing panic exit device and closure. Motion carried 7 yes.
There were no MLMS requests.
Kim Newman, MLGS 5th
Grade teacher, requested that the Board allow her to attend the National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference in
Gary Schnoebelen moved and Bill
Hrencher seconded to approve an out-of-state 4th Grade field trip to
Alabaster Caverns in
Joe Hunter moved and Mark Crick
seconded to accept a REAP grant in the amount of $22,848.00. Motion carried 7 yes.
Mark Crick moved and Allen Dick
seconded to approve the presented resolution to remain in the Barber County
Neighborhood Revitalization Program.
Motion carried 7 yes.
Joe Hunter moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to renew the Medicine Lodge Area Chamber of Commerce
membership and to pay $60.63 for membership dues. Motion carried 7 yes.
Joe Hunter moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to elect Mark Crick to represent the district in the 2006
Delegate Assembly at the KASB Convention.
Mr. Crick will also represent the district at the Fall Regional Meeting. Motion carried 7 yes.
At this time, the MLHS CompassLearning/Computers
request was presented. Gary Schnoebelen
moved and David Wiley seconded to approve the request to purchase the
CompassLearning computer program and laptop computers for MLHS. The CompassLearning program will cost
$31,390.00 and the laptop computers will be purchased from Cyberlodge at a cost
of $599.00 each. Mrs. Germes will find
out what is covered by the 2 year extended warranty and determine if it should
also be purchased for the computers at a cost of $99.00 each. Motion carried 7 yes.
David Wiley moved and Joe Hunter
seconded to approve the presented requests for free textbooks. Motion carried 7 yes.
David Wiley moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to go into executive session at
Joe Hunter moved and Bill
Hrencher seconded to go into executive session at
The Board took a break from
David Wiley moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to go into executive session from
Joe Hunter moved and Bill
Hrencher seconded to have Mrs. Germes contact other school districts and find
out if they have policies regarding school employees using school facilities
and/or equipment for personal use. She
will also check on liability issues.
Motion carried 7 yes.
There were no resignations.
David Wiley moved and Gary
Schnoebelen seconded to approve the following for the 2006/2007 school year:
Teacher Negotiated Agreement - As
Presented
Administrators - 4% Salary Increase
Non-Certified Staff - 4%
Salary Increase + Longevity Increase (.25/hr. for
every 5 years of
continuous employment)
Health Insurance Benefit - $250.00/month – Full-Time Employee
$210.00/month
– Part-Time Employee
Other District Benefit - For employees not taking the
Health Insurance
Benefit
- $50.00/month to be used for one of the
following: dental
insurance, vision insurance, medical reimbursement or cash to be used for an
annuity.
Motion carried 7 yes.
Gary Schnoebelen moved and Mark Crick seconded to
offer the following contracts for the 2006/2007 school year:
Karla Capansky - MLGS Cook – 3 hrs./day @ $8.50/hr.
Chuck Dirks - Jr. Class/Prom Sponsor
DeWayne Wolgast - Football Field Technician (11
months)
Motion carried 7 yes.
Joe Hunter moved and Allen Dick seconded to adjourn
the meeting at
Clerk
President