The Boone Central Board of Education
met on Monday, January 14th, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. in the Boone Central Middle
School Library located 203 E. Widaman; Petersburg, NE. Members present: Tom Briese, Cindy Hemmer, Karen Kayton,
Patti Meyer, Tim Preister, Larry Temme.
Others present: Tim
Hamilton, Darrell Barnes, Mary Thieman, Gay Sandman.
1.000 CALL TO ORDER -- President Temme called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
1.001 Motion by Meyer, second by
Hemmer to approve the agenda.
Carried 6-0
1.002 Motion
by Preister, second by to approve
the minutes of the board meeting held Monday, December 11, 2007. Carried 6-0
1.004
The next regular
meeting is Tuesday, February 12th, 2008 at 11:30 a.m. at 605 S. 6th; Albion, Nebraska.
An agenda will be kept current in the SuperintendentÕs Office.
2.000 REPORTS
2.001 Questions
/Comments by the Public -None
2.020 Recognition
Bob
Kruse for 20 ½ years of service to Boone Central
2.030 Board
and Administrator
2.080 Administrator
Reports
2.081 Elementary
PrincipalÕs Report – Mr. Hamilton reported on high/scope preschool
curriculum and showed a DVD of preschool.
2.082 Middle
School PrincipalÕs Report – Mrs. Thieman reported on the middle school
newsletter.
2.083
Secondary PrincipalÕs Report – Mr. Barnes reported on
drug dog, upcoming state writing assessments, academic decathlon team.
2.084 Special Ed DirectorÕs Report
– Mrs. Olson absent
2.085
SuperintendentÕs Report
1.
NASB
Legislative Issues Conference in Lincoln,
(Jan 27-28)
2.
School
Board Leadership Workshop January 30 at Norfolk (Lifelong Learning Center)
3.
Labor
Relations Conference on Feb. 4 and Feb. 5 in Kearney. See page in packet
4.
SuperintendentÕs
Calendar – will email meeting dates.
5.
Possible
co-ops – Newman Grove is interested in co-op in Cross Country.
6.
Proposed
calendar for 2008-2009
7.
Facilities
2.090 Reports by Board of Education committees
Curriculum
committee met regarding adding economics and world geography to the high school
curriculum to meet state standards for assessments purposes.
Facilities
committee – cabinet faces look great.
Policy
committee – 800 section has been reviewed.
Transportation
committee – Bus 98 needed repairs at Norfolk.
3.0
ACTION
ITEMS
3.005
Motion by Preister,
second by Meyer to approve the financial reports and payment of the bills for
Boone Central Schools. Carried 6-0
3.015 Motion
by Kayton, second by Briese to elect Larry Temme as President, Patti Meyer as
Vice President, and Tim Preister as Secretary/Treasurer. Carried 6-0
3.020 Motion by Kayton, second by
Hemmer to table appointments to
committees to the February meeting.
Carried 6-0
3.025
Motion by Briese, second by Preister to approve Superintendent Lambert as the authorized representative
for the Boone Central Schools for state and federal projects and grants. Carried 6-0
3.030 Motion by Meyer, second by Hemmer to approve Superintendent Lambert as the purchasing agent for the Boone Central Schools. Carried 6-0
3.035 Motion
by Hemmer, second by Kayton to approve the Boone County Bank of Albion, The First National Bank of
Schuyler-Albion Branch, the Cornerstone Bank of Albion and the Petersburg State
Bank as depositors for school district funds. Carried 6-0
3.040 Motion
by Kayton, second by Meyer to approve membership in Petersburg Community Club ($60) and Albion Chamber
of Commerce ($35). Carried 6-0
3.045 Motion by Briese,
second by Preister to approve
nomination of Karen Kayton as area delegate representative to school board
association to replace Susan Decamp.
Carried 6-0
3.050 Motion by Meyer, second by Hemmer to approve the first reading of Board Policy on
Support Services 800. Carried 6-0
3.070 Motion
by Briese, second by Meyer to approve the Boone Central Education Association as the exclusive
bargaining agent for the 2008-2009 contract year for the certified teachers
employed within the district. Carried 6-0
4.000 QUESTIONS
BY THE MEDIA - None
5.000 EXECUTIVE SESSION
Motion by Kayton, second by Meyer to go into executive session at 9:00 p.m. to discuss personnel and the evaluation of job performances clearly necessary for the protection of the public interest or for the prevention of needless injury to the reputation of an individual in compliance with the law. Carried 6-0
Motion by Preister, second by Briese to come out of executive
session at 10:10 p.m. Carried 6-0
6.000 ADJOURN
Motion
by Preister, second by Briese to adjourn at 10:10 p.m. Carried 6-0