CORSICA-STICKNEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT #21-3
UNAPPROVED
MINUTES OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
REGULAR
MEETING OCTOBER 12, 2015 7:30 P.M. CLASSROOM A CORSICA-STICKNEY HIGH
SCHOOL
The Regular
Meeting of the Corsica-Stickney Board of Education was held on Monday, October
12, 2015 7:30 p.m. in Classroom A of Corsica-Stickney High School.
Members
Present: Jeremy Wright, President; Chad Clites (arrived at 7:46pm), Bob
Bamberg, Shannon Tolsma, Jason Lagge, Nicole Bamberg (arrived at 7:46pm), &
Don Odens.
Members
Absent:
Officers
Present: Scott Muckey, Superintendent;
Justin Downes, Secondary Principal; Ferra Kemp, Elementary Principal and Angie
Feenstra, Business Manager.
Guests
Present: Kris VanZee
There was a moment
of silent prayer prior to the meeting.
President
Wright called the meeting to order at 7:36 pm and a quorum was established. The
Pledge of Allegiance preceded the approval of the meeting agenda.
Motion by Bob
Bamberg seconded by Lagge to approve the agenda with additions as
presented. Carried.
Unfinished Business
Updates were
given on the district owned housing and the football/track scoreboard. The apartment in Stickney has been
winterized. Supt. Muckey looked into the
cost of a couple different upgrades for the football/track scoreboard. No motion made at this time on the scoreboard
project.
Motion by Lagge
seconded by Tolsma to approve the minutes from the September 14, 2015 Regular
Board Meeting. Carried.
Motion by Lagge
seconded by Tolsma to approve the September 2015 Financial Statement. Carried.
Motion by Lagge
seconded by Bob Bamberg to approve the September 2015 Trust and Agency Report
with a beginning balance of $20,833.36, receipts of $9,198.76, disbursements of
$4,368.97, and an ending balance of $25,663.15. Carried.
Motion by Tolsma
seconded by Lagge to approve the October 2015 listing of bills. Motion carried.
Motion by Bob
Bamberg seconded by Odens to approve the minutes of the September 23, 2015 and
October 8, 2015 Mid-Central Coop meetings.
Motion carried.
Motion by Lagge
seconded by Clites to approve public school exemption N. Motion carried.
The Town of
Stickney was requesting a plan for the Stickney football facility. At this time the fence, shed, and goal posts
will stay at the field. The crows nest,
lights, and poles will be moved off the premises.
Motion by Nicole
Bamberg seconded by Lagge to set board fees at $60.00 for the President and
$50.00 for Board Members per meeting and $30.00 for each committee meeting for
FY15-16. Motion carried.
Angie
Feenstra commented on the audit findings from Schoenfish & Co. for both
Corsica & Stickney for FY14-15.
Motion by Tolsma seconded by Clites to approve the audit reports. Motion
carried.
The board named
Jeremy Wright as delegate and Shannon Tolsma as alternate for the ASBSD
Delegate Assembly on November 20th.
Motion by Nicole
Bamberg seconded by Lagge to adopt and implement the course guidelines for the
South Dakota academic content standards in language arts, mathematics, science,
and social studies as authorized by SDCL 13-3-48. Motion carried.
Bob Bamberg
brought up a government lease program that Noteboom Implement would offer to
the school. The school would be able to lease a 6115M John Deere tractor from
Noteboom Implement from November 1, 2015 till April 30, 2016. The lease would not cost the school anything
except the school would have to provide insurance for it and make any repairs
if damage would occur. Motion by Tolsma
seconded by Lagge to approve the lease.
The tractor will be used at the Stickney School for snow removal. Motion carried.
Other items
discussed were bus grants, Title I survey, locking doors during school hours,
EpiPens, and thanksgiving dismissal.
At 8:44 pm, motion by Bob Bamberg
seconded by Odens to go into executive session to discuss personnel. Carried.
Declared out of executive session at 10:06 pm by President Wright.
There being
no further business, at 10:07 pm motion by Clites seconded by Lagge to
adjourn. Carried. The next regular meeting date will be Monday,
November 9, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. in the Study Hall of the Corsica-Stickney Elementary
School.
ATTEST:
JEREMY WRIGHT PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
ANGELA FEENSTRA- BUSINESS MANAGER