MINUTES. Wisconsin Rapids Board of Education Personnel Services Committee 510 Peach Street Wisconsin Rapids, WI

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MINUTES Wisconsin Rapids Board of Education Personnel Services Committee 510 Peach Street Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 715-424-6701 Sandra Hett, Chair Anne Lee Mary Rayome John Krings, President Location: Time: Board of Education, 510 Peach Street, Wisconsin Rapids, WI Conference Room C 6:00 p.m. Committee Members Present: Others Present: Sandra Hett, Anne Lee, John Krings, and Mary Rayome Ryan Christianson, Craig Broeren, Ed Allison I. Call to Order Sandra Hett called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. II. Public Comment There was no public comment. III. Actionable Items A. Appointments PS 1 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve the following 2018 summer school support staff appointments: Name Machelle Anderson Crystal Fraundorf Tina Gaugert Jennifer Schudy Jean Merriman Tamara Twait Janet Babcock Nicole Crowley Cheryl Koch Patricia Halbur Sara Matthews Holly McMiller Katheryn Melville Karey Netz LeeAnn Tack Cheryl Panter Desirae Brittnacher Kay Friday Cindy O Loughlin Summer School Position Secretary Secretary Session I Secretary Session II Office Aide IMC/Office Aide IMC/Office Aide Food Service Food Service

Page Two PS 2 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approve the following 2018 summer support staff appointments: Name Andy Thao Joshua Peplinski Nu Thao Oliver Sawyer Ashley Oleson Leah Fredrick Nicole Steinmetz Zachary Kozlowski Caleb Krommenakker Noah Raab Jesse Gallager Chani Pulchinski Summer Position /Grounds Helper /Grounds Helper Grounds Helper Grounds Helper PS 3 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve the following support staff appointments: Melissa Call Location: Howe Elementary School Position: Noon Aide Chelsey Mazurek Location: District Position: Food Services Secretary Amanda Grant Location: Woodside Elementary School Position: Kitchen Helper Laura Carlson Location: Lincoln High School Position: Kitchen Helper Amanda Belke Location: Lincoln High School Debra Blevins Location: Grove Elementary School Megan Follett Location: Woodside Elementary School Christina Haka Location: Mead Elementary Charter School Grecia Hernandez-Otero Location: Grove Elementary School Position: ELL Maria Lopez Location: Lincoln High School Jodi Matthews Location: Grove Elementary School Carrie Schultz Location: Howe Elementary School

Page Three PS 4 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approve the following professional staff appointments: Lynette Simonar Location: Mead Elementary Charter School Position: Social Worker Rachel Wisniewski Location: Washington Elementary School Position: Teacher B. Resignations PS 5 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve the following professional staff resignations: James Lynch Location: East Junior High School Position: Teacher Nikki Ligman Location: Grant Elementary School Position: Teacher PS 6 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approved the following support staff resignation: Stacey Bray Location: Howe Elementary School Position: Noon Aide C. Retirements PS 7 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approved the following support staff early retirements: Jon Dahlman Location: Mead Elementary Charter School Position: Custodian Lucinda Slattery Location: THINK Academy Position: Instructional/Health Aide D. Board Policy Review Board Policy 332 - Experimental/Innovative Programs, Second Reading PS 8 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approve Board Policy 332 - Experimental/Innovative Programs, second reading.

Page Four Board Policy 332.1 - Exhibit 1 - Process Guidelines for Requesting New Courses Form, Second Reading PS 9 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve Board Policy 332.1 - Exhibit 1 - Process Guidelines for Requesting New Courses Form, second reading. Board Policy 432 - School Attendance Boundaries, Second Reading PS 10 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approve Board Policy 432 - School Attendance Boundaries, second reading. Board Policy 523.1 - Staff Physical Examinations, First Reading PS 11 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve Board Policy 523.1 - Staff Physical Examinations, first reading. E. Employee Handbook Revisions Physical Examination PS 12 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approve of language changes for the Physical Examination section of the Employee Handbooks for Administrators and Other Non- Represented Staff, Custodial and Maintenance Staff, Food Services Staff, Office/Clerical and Aide Support Staff and Professional Staff as recommended in the June, 2018 Personnel Services Committee Agenda & Background, Attachment E. F. Employee Handbook Revisions Sick Leave PS 13 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve of language changes for the Sick Leave section of the Employee Handbooks for Custodial and Maintenance Staff, Food Services Staff, Office/Clerical and Aide Support Staff, and Professional Staff, as recommended with the changes noted in the June, 2018 Personnel Services Committee Agenda and Background, Attachment F. G. Athletic and Non-Athletic Co-Curricular Pay The administration recommended pay rate percentage adjustments for non-athletic co-curricular assignments, and a reconfiguration of current junior high level non-athletic co-curricular assignments at the middle school and high school as follows: WRAMS 2018-19 Lincoln High School 2018-19 Area Assignment % Area Assignment % Annual Head 5 Annual Head 7 Annual Assistant 3 Annual Assistant 5 Art Club Head 3 Art Club Head 3 Band - 8th Grade Head 2 Art Services Head 2 Band - 7th Grade Head 2 Band Head 5 Band - 6th Grade Head 2 Band Assistant 2 Jazz Band Head 2 Marching Band Head 5 Orchestra Head 2 Pep Band Head 5 Chorus Head 2 Jazz Ensemble Head 5 Show Choir Head 2 Orchestra Head 5 FBLA Head 4 Chamber Player/Mariachi Head 5

Page Five FCCLA Head 4 Chamber Jazz Singers Head 5 Forensics Head 4 Choir Head 2 Forensics Assistant 2 Musical (Vocal) Head 2 WEB Head 2 Musical (Instrumental) Head 2 WEB Head 2 Drama (Theatrical Prod) Head 5 Student Council Head 5 Drama (Theatrical Prod) Assistant 3 Student Council Assistant 3 Thespians (Drama Club) Head 5 Engineering Club Head 1 Literary Magazine Head 3 Engineering Club Head 1 Literary Magazine Head 3 Engineering Club Head 1 DECA/FBLA Head 5 Engineering Club Head 1 DECA/FBLA Head 5 Engineering Club Head 1 DECA/FBLA Head 5 Engineering Club Head 1 FCCLA Head 5 Archery Club Head 2 Forensics Head 10 Homework Club Head 2 Forensics Assistant 3 Homework Club Head 2 Link Crew Head 5 Homework Club Head 2 Link Crew Head 5 Homework Club Head 2 Student Council Head 5 Homework Club Head 2 Student Council Head 5 SkillsUSA Head 5 Business Education School Store Head 3 FFA Head 5 HOSA Head 5 Key Club Head 2 Prom Advisory Head 2 Letterwinners Head 2 Mock Trial Head 3 National Honor Society Head 2 PS 14 Motion by Anne Lee, seconded by Mary Rayome to approve non-athletic co-curricular pay rate percentages as presented to the Committee to take effect with the start of the 2018-19 school year. PS 15 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve $38,000 as the new base-wage calculator to be used with athletic and non-athletic co-curricular pay percentage rates to calculate wages for District coaching and advisor positions beginning with the start of the 2018-19 school year, with the exception that coaches and advisors currently employed in a position prior to the 2018-19 school year shall maintain the wage received in the 2017-18 school year, so long as they maintain continuous employment in the coaching or advising position and the 2017-18 wage rate is higher than the wage calculated in the 2018-19 and thereafter. On a roll call vote, motion passed 2-1. Sandra Hett voted no. H. Part-Time Position PS 16 Motion by Mary Rayome, seconded by Anne Lee to approve the addition of one 4.0 hours/day non-classified cleaner position to be added to the Building and Grounds Department for placement at Mead Elementary Charter School, beginning on June 8, 2018.

Page Six I. Professional Staff Early Retirement Requests Submitted Past Deadline Dr. Christianson shared with the Committee that individual meetings were recently held with two separate professional staff members who had contacted him about submitting an early retirement request effective at the close of the 2017-18 school year. Current Professional Staff Employee Handbook language from the section titled Post-Employment Insurance Benefit was reviewed, which states, The request for participation in the early retirement plan must be filed with the district administrator (or designee) no later than Friday prior to the March Personnel Services Committee meeting for retirement at the end of second semester. Dr. Christianson explained that both employees were requesting to receive the early retirement benefit health insurance coverage. Dr. Christianson informed the Committee that since the aforementioned Handbook language had been approved by the Board of Education, the Board has not approved any requests for participation in the early retirement plan which arrived after the March Personnel Services Committee meeting deadline. One previous request from a professional staff employee for a mid-year early retirement to include participation in the early retirement plan was denied by the Board because the Board set clear expectations for professional staff members to complete the contract year agreement they entered into and adhere to the request deadline as outlined in the Professional Staff Employee Handbook. After discussing some ideas and approaches for addressing professional staff early retirement requests submitted past the deadline, the Committee requested that the administration gather additional information and potential options for consideration and possible action at a future Board meeting. IV. Consent Agenda V. Adjournment Motions: PS 1 2018 Summer School Support Staff Appointments PS 2 2018 Summer Support Staff Appointments PS 3 Support Staff Appointments PS 4 Professional Staff Appointments PS 5 Professional Staff Resignations PS 6 Support Staff Resignations PS 7 Support Staff Early Retirements PS 8 Board Policy 332 - Experimental/Innovative Programs, Second Reading PS 9 Board Policy 332.1 - Exhibit 1 - Process Guidelines for Requesting New Courses Form, Second Reading PS 10 Board Policy 432 - School Attendance Boundaries, Second Reading PS 11 Board Policy 523.1 Staff Physical Examinations, First Reading PS 12 Employee Handbook Revisions - Physical Examination PS 13 Employee Handbook Revisions - Sick Leave PS 14 Athletic and Non-Athletic Co-Curricular Pay PS 15 Athletic and Non-Athletic Co-Curricular Pay PS 16 Part-Time Position Ms. Hett adjourned the meeting at 7:41 p.m.