Big Walnut High School Media Center Thursday, February 18, :30pm - 8:30pm

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1 Big Walnut Schools Board of Education Big Walnut High School Media Center Thursday, February 18, :30pm - 8:30pm Regular Board Meeting Present: Mrs. Angie Pollock, Superintendent;, Board President; Ms. Terri Day, Treasurer; Mr. Mark Cooper, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member; Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member; Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member; Mr. Andy Wecker, Board Vice President; Ms. Madelyn Wecker 1 OUR MISSION: The mission of the Big Walnut Local Schools is to inspire and guide each student to his or her maximum potential. 2 OUR VISION: In order to realize our mission, we will strive to achieve and maintain our vision of: Student -focused, professional, collaborative staff Student-focused, challenging and current curriculum Supportive, involved and informed community Safe, respectful and welcoming environment 3 DISTRICT GOALS: Improve academic achievement Improve communication Plan for growth (facility plan) Financial responsibility 4 President 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 5 Roll Call Mr. Schneider arrived at 6:40, Board President X Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member Page 1 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

2 It is recommended the Board review and approve the minutes from the January 7, 2016 organizational meeting, January 21, 2016 regular meeting and the February 3, 2016 special meeting. Motioned: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member Seconded: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member, Board President X Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member 7 Superintendent's Repo rt 7.1 District Goal: Improve Communication Mrs. Angie Pollock Big Walnut Local School District Facility Planning Committee Forums: 1. Sunbury Village Hall - 6:00 p.m. 2. Genoa Township Hall - 6:00 p.m. 3. Berkshire Township Hall - 6:00 p.m. 4. District (BWHS) - 6:00 p.m. 5. Harlem Township Hall - 6:00 p.m. 6. Porter & Porter Township Hall - 6:00 p.m. 7. Galena Village Hall - 6:00 p.m. Mrs. Pollock share the background and the purpose of the Facility Planning Committee. She thanked community members on Economic Development and Facility Planning Committees for their time. She is thanked the villages and townships for hosting Forums. Due to the size of Kingston Townships hall they will share a forum with Porter Township. 7.2 District Goal: Planning for Growth Central Office Update Page 2 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

3 Administration is working with an architect to obtain bid proposals for the new central office building, still on target for a July move. 7.3 District Goal: Student Academic Achievement General Rosecrans CIP Update Academic Update - Mrs. Jen Young Report Card - Mrs. Jen Young State Report Card Preliminary Data.pdf 8 Reco gnitio ns Landen Daugstrup, Student of the Month, General Rosecrans Elementary School - Mr. Brad Schneider 9 Treasurer's Repo rt Monthly Financials Ms. Terri Eyerman Day Financials 1.pdf Big Walnut Local School District summary January 16-Board.pdf 10 Selected Board Policy Mrs. Angie Pollock It is recommended the Board adopt the following revised policies (second reading): 7510 Use of District Premises (Property) 8400 School Safety (Operations) Motioned: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member Seconded: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member, Board President X 11 Board Members Items of Interest or Discussion Board Ms. Wecker shared that the opening night of musical is Thursday at 7:00 - reserve tickets online. There are performances Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Page 3 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

4 Debates are scheduled for this week - topic is pros & cons of contact sports in public high schools. The boys basketball tournament is tomorrow at Northland. Student council raised over $400 for Relay for Life. Dr Fagan wished the cast and crew of the play good luck. She indicated she will be a guest reader at Sounders. She stated how proud she is of our students that will be recognized at OSBA for Scientist Rock. She wished the high school musicians that will competing next month good luck. She shared information regarding legislation SB3 that is going through the senate which is designed to offer regulatory relief to districts - it is Senator Fabor's bill. Damon Asbury from OSBA reported this afternoon likely on House Education Committee calendar next week, probably a substitute bill will be introduced. A couple of things that she found interesting is the regulatory relief pieces that would be eliminated on how much assessment our students are subject to. There are a number of items for all districts then an additional number of points for high performing school districts. The issue is how high performing schools are defined would not include us right now. This is due to new testing, under old testing we would have qualified. Mr. Asbury indicated he will do some research to determine how many districts the PARCC testing affected. Mrs. Pollock added that the goal is to put more control into state and local levels. Ohio is trying to rush a plan but the interim superintendent said we will not rush. Ohio may want to make changes but some testing is federal requirements. Dr. Fagan will keep an eye on it and keep the board posted. Mr. Wecker spoke about Harrison Street's movie night and stated kindergarten registration is just around the corner. Since the board will be voting on a District Testing and CCR Coordinator he has information on college and career readiness. The Tririvers Career Center, also known as the MarionRamtech, just won $6M in grants from ODE and will expand their program and take it to other communities and one of the next schools will be DACC. He has a good friend who is an anesthesiologist and participated in senior shadow day - he travels to OSU, New Albany and Licking Co. He spoke very highly of the Licking County Service Center mentor program. Andy obtained information from the program director to pass on to Mrs. Pollock. He wishes the best to all of our high school seniors, this is a very busy time for them. Mrs. Hess seconded praise to the Scientist Rocks program. She stated the BWEF Super Bowl party was a success and a good time for all. Mr. Mazzi and Mrs. Pollock tended bar. Mr. Schneider announced that this an important time in the Ohio House; the platforms have one constant theme, the concept to "fix the schools". Most challenges come from those "fixing things". He shared much information about legislation and encouraged community to vote. Mrs. Meyer will be attending the OSBA dinner to recognize Science Rocks. She shared that the Harlem Wizards are coming March 2nd. She checked with OSBA to confirm the process if the board meetings move to the central office location - we just need to give public notice. 12 Public Participatio n This meeting is a meeting of the Board of Education in public for the purpose of conducting the School District's business and is not considered a public community meeting. This is a time for public participation during the meeting as indicated in the agenda. (Please reference criteria for Public Participation, which is attached to the agenda.) 1. Scheduled 2. Non-Scheduled no scheduled or non-scheduled public participation Page 4 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

5 13 Business Items Ms. Terri Eyerman Day It is recommended that the board approve the Five-Year-Forecast. Motion to postpone permanently/indefinitely made by Dr. Fagan, Seconded by Mrs. Hess. The Board will be looking at approving in May.this in May and wait until then. Motioned: Mr. Andy Wecker, Board Vice President Seconded: Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member, Board President X Ms. Terri Eyerman Day It is recommended the Board approve the amended Appropriations. Motioned: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member Seconded: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member, Board President X Ms. Terri Eyerman Day It is recommended the Board approve the FY17 tax budget to be filed with the county auditor. Motioned: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member Page 5 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

6 Seconded: Mr. Andy Wecker, Board Vice President, Board President X Ms. Terri Eyerman Day It is recommended the Board approve the 2015 tax rates and estimated revenue provided by the Delaware County Auditor. Motioned: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member Seconded: Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member, Board President X Mrs. Angie Pollock It is recommended the Board approve the following new course for Big Walnut High School, effective the 2016/2017 school year: Robotics and Software Development HS technology teacher working with Mrs. Young to make sure programs offered are relevant to what students need today - we are ready for advanced coursework at the HS. The course has been offered to the students for next year. Motioned: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member Seconded: Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member, Board President X Page 6 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

7 14 Human Reso urce Items It is recommended the Board approve the following job descriptions: Technology Specialist Instruction and Innovation Coordinator District Testing, College/Career Readiness Coordinator Student Services Coordinator (revised) Mr. Mark Cooper Technology Specialist.pdf Instruction and Innovation Coordinator.pdf District Testing College Career Readiness.pdf Student Services Coordinator rev pdf Mr. Cooper explained that the tech department has been a two person department for years. The district has grown from 800 computers to over 3,000 devices with additional buildings. We are very excited for the addition to the department. Instruction and Innovation Coordinator - this position is actually a current postion that is contracted with an outside organization. Distrist Test and CCR Coordinator - the goal is to support students with opportunities outside HS and beyond. The position will also be assisting with the demand in the continuing changes in legislation and testing requirements. Student Services Coordinator - position has been in place with a teacher on special assignment filling the role. Move from a teacher on special assignment to and administrative role. Motioned: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member Seconded: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member , Board President X It is recommended the Board approve the transfer of accumulated sick leave days (in excess of the 120 days, per Policy) for the following Administrative Level I employees: James Hall days Robin Keating 8.75 days Page 7 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

8 Motion by Dr. Fagan to consent items , Seconded by by Mr. Schneider. Motioned: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member Seconded: Mr. Brad Schneider, Board Member, Board President X It is recommended the Board approve the increase for food service and support staff substitutes to $11.28 per hour, effective February 1, Consent on 14.2, motion It is recommended the Board approve a 220-day three-year Administrative Level II contract for Erin Curtis, Student Services Coordinator, $75,000 annual salary, effective July 1, Consent on 14.2, motion It is recommended the Board approve the following athletic supplementals, pending receipt of background checks and all necessary documentation, for the 2015/2016 school y ear: Board - Spring Athletics - February Meeting.pdf Consent on 14.2, motion It is recommended the Board approve a 215-day three-year Administrative Level I contract for Penny Sturtevant, District Testing/College and Career Readiness Coordinator, $86,000 annual salary, effective August 1, Consent on 14.2, motion It is recommended the Board approve to increase the athletic supplemental for Jerry Hatcher, Assistant Softball Coach (JV) from.5 to full time (motion ). Page 8 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

9 14.8. Consent on 14.2, motion It is recommended the Board approve the following classified staff a balance of the year contract, 90-day contract completed, for the remainder of the 20115/2016 school year: Rebecca L. Benjamin, Teaching Assistant, Harrison Street Elementary School Jeffrey L. Evans, 3rd Shift Custodian, Big Walnut High School Michael J. Hamilton, Bus Teaching Assistant Deborah Kennedy, Bus Driver Heather L. Mahle, Teaching Assistant, General Rosecrans Elementary School Kelly S. Mazzi, Teaching Assistant, General Rosecrans Elementary School Heidi A. Pallone, Teaching Assistant, General Rosecrans Elementary School Amy L. Palmer, Teaching Assistant, General Rosecrans Elementary School Rebecca L. Rockett, Food Service, Big Walnut Middle School Lucy Rupert, Food Service, Big Walnut High School Tiffany N. Tennihill, Teaching Assistant, General Rosecrans Elementary School Lisa Webb, Office Assistant, Hylen Souders Elementary School Consent 14.2, motion Scheduling of Next Board Meeting Special Board Meeting (Work Session): March 3, :45 A.M. Big Walnut Intermediate School, Central Office Conference Room Regular Board Meeting: March 17, :30 P.M. Big Walnut High School, Media Center Executive Sessio n It is recommended the Board enter executive session to discuss confidential information related to negotiations with other subdivisions regarding requests for economic development assistance, to consider the employment of a public employee or official, and to confer with an attorney for the Board of Education concerning disputes involving the Board that are the subject of pending or imminent court action. Motioned: Dr. Allison Fagan, Board Member Seconded: Mrs. Nicci Hess, Board Member Page 9 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)

10 , Board President X Adjo urn It is recommended the Board exit executive session and the meeting adjourns. Page 10 Generated on December 13, :22am BlueSky (TM)