ROSEVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Roseville, Michigan MISSION STATEMENT LEARNING IS A LIFELONG PROCESS THE MISSION OF THE ROSEVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, IN A COOPERATIVE PARTNERSHIP WITH STUDENTS, THE HOME, AND THE COMMUNITY, IS TO DEVELOP LIFELONG LEARNERS PREPARED TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF THE FUTURE. BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING AGENDA OCTOBER 16, 2017 PLACE: TIME: Administration Building 18975 Church Street Roseville, Michigan 7:00 P.M. Meeting called to order by President Theresa Genest. I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Regular Meeting of October 2, 2017 III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Special Meeting of IV. COMMENTS FROM BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS AND ADMINISTRATORS V. PUBLIC HEARING
Page 2 VI. SOME NICE THINGS HAPPENING (2 ATTACHMENTS) There are many programs in which our schools participate and receive little or no recognition outside of a particular building. Occasionally, the Superintendent will present as an agenda item, Some Nice Things Happening in Our Schools. (See attachments.) 1. Ed Mizinski Save It or Shave It Fundraiser RHS star athlete, graduate, coach, teacher and retiree of Roseville Community Schools was instrumental in raising over $4,500.00 for charity. On September 22, 2017 during half-time of the Varsity Football game, his iconic mustache was shaved off and the money raised was donated to the RHS athletic program. 2. Several student athletes from Kaiser Elementary, Roseville Middle School and Roseville High School competed in the Michigan Special Olympics held at Central Michigan University from June 1-3, 2017. The student athletes along with their sponsors being honored tonight are: Kaiser Elementary School Heaven Friant Roseville Middle School Faith Dagnall, Di Michael Snider, Denzel Thompson Roseville High School Christian Suessine, Ian Roy Sponsors Tracy Allen, Scott Parsons, Cindy Peters The Board of Education and Central Administrators would like to thank Ed for his generous contribution. They would also like to congratulate Heaven, Faith, Di Michael, Denzel, Christian and Ian as well as Ms. Allen, Mr. Parsons and Ms. Peters tonight for their hard work, dedication and their excellent representation of Roseville Community Schools. VII. ACCOLADE FOR YEARS OF SERVICE The Roseville Board of Education would like to take this opportunity to express its appreciation to Claudia Varblow for over six (6) decades of service to the students of Roseville Community Schools.
Page 3 VIII. PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS - (CONDITIONAL WHERE APPLICABLE) ASSIGNMENT DATE NEW HIRE Hanley, Patsy Liberty, Denise Near, Jessica Parker, Sandy Rose, Annette Lunchroom Supervisor Kment Elementary School 10/05/17 Lunchroom Supervisor Roseville Middle School 10/05/17 Latchkey Aide Huron Park Elementary 10/10/17 Cook Kment Elementary School 10/03/17 Control Clerk GSRP Huron Park 10/17/17 REASSIGNMENT O Connell, Melanie Administrative Assistant Level II Personnel Office Sub Caller Administration Building 10/17/17 RESIGNATION Beckwith, Tamika Smith, Erin Latchkey Aide/GSRP Aide Huron Park Elementary 10/05/17 Administrative Assistant Administration Building 10/13/17 COACHING RECOMMENDATION 2017/2018 SCHOOL YEAR (CONDITIONAL WHERE APPLICABLE) FOOTBALL Hoenke, Darren Rice, Taylor Assistant Football Coach (Volunteer) Assistant Football Coach EMS/RMS (Paid) TBD TBD
Page 4 IX. TUITION STUDENT REQUEST Student School Grade Campbell, Willie Kment Elementary School 1 X. APPLICATION FOR STUDENT TRAVEL SCHOOL: Roseville High School ORGANIZATION/CLASSES: Choir, Drama Club, Hospitality Mgmt. DESTINATION: New York City, NY DATES: April 28 - May 2, 2018 PURPOSE: Experience NYC Broadway Shows/Culinary Arts FACULTY SPONSORS: Kristina Collins, Angela Houghton, Jon Grommons XI. FUNDRAISER BY-LAWS FOR 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR GROUP Drama Club SCHOOL Eastland Middle School XII. XIII. DISCUSSION AND/OR ACTION ON SELECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL FIRM FOR UPCOMING BOND PROJECT WARRANT LIST The General Fund warrant list for the month ending August 31, 2017, is submitted for Board approval. The Business Office has checked all bills and recommends that payment be approved. XIV. COMMENTS FROM BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS, SUPERINTENDENT AND CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION May include questions of the administration, general statements or comments, requests for studies, proposals for future Board actions. XV. XVI. PUBLIC HEARING FUTURE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETINGS Monday, October 30, 2017 (Special Audit Presentation) Ad. Bldg. 6:30 p.m. Monday, November 6, 2017 (Regular) Ad. Building 7:00 p.m. Monday, November 20, 2017 (Regular) Ad. Building 7:00 p.m.
Page 5 XVII. ADJOURNMENT JOHN R. KMENT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS JK:dr