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CALL MEETING TO ORDER Mr. Brian Bougher called the May 31, 2016 Special Meeting to order at 7:34 p.m. FLAG SALUTE ROLL CALL Mrs. Betty Krug, Board Secretary, was directed to call the roll and reported the following members in attendance: Board Members: Absent: Administration: Mr. Brian Bougher, Mr. Jay Bougher, Mrs. Nora Hrubochak, Mrs. Betty Krug, Dr. Kevin Krug, Mrs. Norma Krug, Mr. Delvin Lockard and Mr. Dennis Pawlikowski. Mr. Ronald Dolansky Mr. Gary Jubas, Solicitor, Mr. Roland Paronish, Mr. Tom Rocco, Ms. Rebecca Pupo, Mr. Joseph Homerski, Mr. Mike Weber and Mr. Tim Born. Mr. Brian Bougher introduced Mr. Rick Huffman, our new Superintendent of Schools officially scheduled to begin July 5, 2016. GUESTS & PATRONS There were 14 Guests in attendance. Mrs. Suzy Britton requested to meet with the Board in Executive Session in regard to the tentative retirement incentive being reviewed tonight by the Board. BUILDINGS/GROUNDS/CAFETERIA: Mr. Dennis Pawlikowski A. 2016-2017 Food Service Management Contract Renewal 16-5-12 Mr. Pawlikowski moved, seconded by Mrs. Hrubochak: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the Food Service Management Company contract renewal with The Nutrition Group, Inc. for food service management for the 2016-2017 school year reflecting estimated revenues of $611,159.84 estimated expenses of $633,148.36 resulting in an estimated negative cash flow of ($21,988.52). Details are as outlined in APPENDIX I. 14767

B. 2016-2017 Breakfast and Lunch Prices 16-5-13 Mr. Pawlikowski moved, seconded by Mr. Lockard: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approve the 2016-2017 Breakfast and Lunch Prices listed below. The prices remain the same as last year. Breakfast: Adults $2.10 Students $1.35 Lunch: Adults $3.45 Elementary School $1.95 Middle School $2.05 High School $2.15 C. 2016 Seamless Summer Food Program 16-5-14 Mr. Pawlikowski moved, seconded by Mr. Jay Bougher: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves participation in the Seamless Summer Food Program for the summer of 2016. COMMUNITY RELATIONS: Mr. Jay Bougher A. Nothing at this time. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION: Mrs. Norma Krug A. Homebound Instruction 16-5-15 Mrs. Norma Krug moved, seconded by Mrs. Hrubochak: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education grant the parental requests with Physician s Statement for Homebound Instruction retroactively for a student as listed. Mr. Lockard asked that the Administration be able to approve these. Mr. Jubas replied, they are approved and implemented by the administration and ratified by the Board. 14768

Mrs. Norma Krug added two additional items, not necessarily needing a motion at this time: The quotes for he calculators needed for next year were given to her by Ms. Pupo and are available for the Board. Mr. Lance Jones contacted her about the possibility of leasing or purchasing Timpani Drums. The quote for leasing them for 3 years was $16,000.00. The quote to purchase them was to be sent but she did not have it at this time. She remembers the quote to purchase them was about $13,000.00 or $14,000.00 that first year. The Band Boosters offered to help with this purchase donating (approximately) $3,000.00 or $4,000.00 in order to help with the cost. Mr. Lockard asked if they would be allowed to use any leftover monies from the Athletic Program toward the purchase of the drums. He knows that the Rifle Team did not use all their money. Dr. Krug would suggest not to lease and if they are needed we purchase them outright. Mrs. Norma Krug, from the lease she has, it lists the retail at about $24,000.00 so they are giving us a good price at $14,000.00. Mr. Huffman suggested getting 3 proposals because it is over $12,000.00. Mrs. Norma Krug said the calculators would be $5,227.00, with the price Wal Mart quoted. Mr. Rocco suggested checking with Kurtz, when he ordered calculators he checked on Amazon and got the best price he could find, then called Kurtz, who gave him a quote of half off the list price. The best price on Amazon was $25.00 each Kurtz ended up offering theirs for $24.00 ea. Ms. Pupo said that Kurtz normally give a 30% discount, but she will check with them as well. Mr. Pawlikowski asked how many she needs, and who needs them. Ms. Pupo said 70 of one and 45 of another. And Mr. Rescinito, Mr. Taranto and Mr. Hogan. The motion read as follows: MOTION FROM THE FLOOR - Graphing Calculators Motion by Mrs. Norma Krug, seconded by Dr. Krug: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education grant the request to purchase (70) TI-30 and (45) TI-83 Graphing Calculators not to exceed $5,500.00. 14769

FINANCE: Dr. Kevin Krug Mr. Huffman along with Mr. Paronish presented the information on the 2016-2017 Annual Budget. He covered many key points thanking Mr. Paronish for all the time he put into this Budget Presentation. Mr. Huffman said that they should be very pleased that they are being given a balanced budget. A. 2016-2017 Proposed Final Preliminary Budget 16-5-16 Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mr. Pawlikowski: Mr. Lockard questioned if we are using the form that the Budget is to be presented on. Roland said that form to the state is a summary, and he will be sending it when we approve the Final Budget in June. BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the proposed Final Budgets for the 2016-2017 School Year as follows: 1. General Fund $ 16,999,385.00 2. Capital Reserve $ 100,000.00 3. Athletic $ 326,960.00 4. Cafeteria $ 728,763.00 Bougher, B Aye Hrubochak Aye Krug, N Aye Bougher, J Aye Krug, B Aye Lockard Nay Dolansky Absent Krug, K Aye Pawlikowski Aye Motion Approved 7-1 B. Real Estate Tax Rate 16-5-17 Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mr. Pawlikowski: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education set the Real Estate Tax Rate at 51.61 mills per one dollar of assessed valuation or.05161 per $100.00 of assessed valuation. This reflects no millage increase. 14770

C. Appoint Depository 16-5-18 Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mrs. Hrubochak: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves First National Bank and Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust (PLGIT) as depositories for the Northern Cambria School District for the 2016-17 fiscal year and that collateral be established on a pooled basis in accordance with Act 72 of August 6, 1971. Dr. Krug suggested to Mr. Paronish that he look for somewhere that has a better interest rate. D. Local Tax Enabling Act 16-5-19 Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mr. Pawlikowski: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the taxes under the Local Tax Enabling Act for Northern Cambria School District be reenacted for the 2016-17 fiscal year as follows: 1. Earned Income Tax at one-half of one percent 2. Real Estate Transfer Tax at one-half of one percent 3. Local Services Tax at five dollars per taxable 4. Per Capita Tax at five dollars per taxable. E. Section 679 Per Capita Tax 16-5-20 Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mr. Pawlikowski: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the tax, under Section 679 of the Pennsylvania Public Code, be reenacted for the 2016-17 fiscal year as follows: 1. Per Capita Tax at five dollars per taxable. 14771

F. Summer Physical Education Program 16-5-21 This item has been removed from Agenda due to lack of interest from the students. BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education change the rate of pay from $20.00 per hour to $30.00 per hour as listed in Appendix C of the NCEA Bargaining Agreement for the Summer Physical Education Program Instructors. G. School Board Treasurer 16-5-22 Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mr. Jay Bougher: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education appoint Dennis Pawlikowski as School Board Treasurer for the 2016-2017 School Year, term ending June 30, 2017. LEGISLATION & POLICY DEVELOPMENT: Mr. Delvin Lockard A. Transgender Restrooms Dr. Krug is not in agreement with this tentative mandate. Mrs. Hrubochak questioned the Board members objections. Mr. Jay Boughers concern is that on any given day you can choose to be Transgender and go into any restroom you choose. He doesn t think it is a safe thing to do. Mr. Brian Bougher interrupted the conversation stating that until the government works out the details he will not bring this to a vote. Mrs. Hrubochak gave kudos to the following Northern Cambria Organizations: The NC Envirothon Team swept the state competitions winning first place in all areas. She added, the School Newspaper is quite impressive and she encouraged everyone to try to get a copy to look at and asked Ms. Pupo to congratulate the staff. Ms. Pupo announced to the Board that she spoke to our National Forensic Competitor and although she didn t make it to the 2 nd round she had a wonderful experience. 14772

PERSONNEL: Mr. Ronald Dolansky A. Nothing at this time. STAFF DEVELOPMENT: Mrs. Betty Krug A. Nothing at this time. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Mrs. Nora Hrubochak A. Nothing at this time. ATHLETICS/EXTRACURRICULAR: Dr. Kevin Krug A. Dr. Krug mentioned that the Cambria Heights School Board approved the Northern Cambria/Cambria Heights Football Game. The following Motion from the Floor was made. MOTION FROM THE FLOOR - Northern Cambria vs. Cambria Heights Football Game Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mr. Pawlikowski: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the Continuation of the Game between the Northern Cambria Colts and the Cambria Heights Highlanders Football Teams. The game to be played at the end of the season only if neither team makes the playoffs. Bougher, B Aye Hrubochak Aye Krug, N Nay Bougher, J Aye Krug, B Nay Lockard Aye Dolansky Absent Krug, K Nay Pawlikowski Aye Motion Approved 5-3 TRANSPORTATION: Mr. Brian Bougher A. Nothing at this time 14773

EXECUTIVE SESSION Mr. Jay Bougher moved, seconded by Mrs. Hrubochak: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education adjourn to Executive Session at 9:00 p.m. This motion was passed unanimously by voice vote. RESUME MEETING Mr. Brian Bougher announced that the Board of Education returned from Executive Session and resumed the meeting at 10.09 p.m. MOTION FROM THE FLOOR - Memorandum of Understanding Dr. Krug moved, seconded by Mrs. Hrubochak: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the MOU dated May 31, 2016 between the Northern Cambria School District and the Northern Cambria Education Association regarding Fulltime Professional Employees Retirement Incentive as provided to those eligible employees retiring on or before June 30, 2016. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the Board of Education adopts the MOU pending approval of the MOU by the NCEA. Bougher, B Aye Hrubochak Aye Krug, N Aye Bougher, J Aye Krug, B Aye Lockard Nay Dolansky Absent Krug, K Aye Pawlikowski Aye Motion Approved 7-1 MOTION FROM THE FLOOR - Post and Advertise Mrs. Hrubochak moved, seconded by Mr. Pawlikowski: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education approves the Superintendent to the Post and Advertise for any or all anticipated vacancies due to the MOU between the Northern Cambria School District and the Northern Cambria Education Association. 14774

MOTION FROM THE FLOOR - High School Air Conditioner Mr. Pawlikowski moved, seconded by Mrs. Hrubochak: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education authorize the Maintenance Department to purchase an Air Conditioner for the High School Office at a cost not to exceed $15,000.00. Mr. Lockard said that it is $15,000.00 and you need 3 bids. Bougher, B Aye Hrubochak Aye Krug, N Aye Bougher, J Nay Krug, B Aye Lockard Nay Dolansky Absent Krug, K Aye Pawlikowski Aye Motion Approved 6-2 Motion to Table the High School Air Conditioner Mr. Lockard moved, seconded by Mr. Jay Bougher: BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of Education Table the Motion for the High School Air Conditioner. Bougher, B Nay Hrubochak Nay Krug, N Nay Bougher, J Aye Krug, B Nay Lockard Aye Dolansky Absent Krug, K Nay Pawlikowski Nay Motion Failed 2-6 ADJOURNMENT Mr. Brian Bougher announced that the Board of Education adjourn the May 31, 2016 Special School Board Meeting at 10:17 p.m. This motion was passed unanimously by voice vote. Mr. Brian Bougher, Board President Mrs. Betty Krug, Board Secretary 14775

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