CORSICA-STICKNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT #21-3

UNAPPROVED MINUTES OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

REGULAR MEETING – SEPTEMBER 12, 2022 – 7:30 P.M. – CLASSROOM “A” – CORSICA-STICKNEY HIGH SCHOOL

 

The Regular Meeting of the Corsica-Stickney Board of Education was held on Monday, September 12, 2022 – 7:30 p.m. in Classroom “A” of Corsica-Stickney High School. 

 

Members Present: Jeremy Wright, President; Chad Clites, Roxann Gerlach, Micheal Plooster, Darci Neugebauer, Shannon Tolsma, and Jennifer Van Gorp.

Officers Present:  Scott Muckey, Superintendent; Brittney Eide, Secondary Principal; Ferra Kemp, Elementary Principal and Angie Feenstra, Business Manager.

 

A time of silent prayer was held prior to the meeting.

 

President Wright called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. and a quorum was established. The Pledge of Allegiance preceded the approval of the meeting agenda.

 

Open Forum/Public Discussion

There was nobody present for open forum.

 

Conflict of Interest Disclosure

No conflicts of interest to disclose.

 

Approve Agenda

Motion by Van Gorp second by Clites to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried.

 

Approval of Minutes

Motion by Plooster second by Gerlach to approve the minutes from the August 8, 2022 Regular Board Meeting. Motion carried.

 

Approval of Financial Statement

Motion by Tolsma second by Van Gorp to approve the August 2022 Financial Statement. Motion carried.

 

Corsica-Stickney School
 Financial Statement

General

Fund

Capital

Outlay

Special

Education

Food

Service

Aug-22

Beginning Balance

1,063,117.18

8,372,131.98

1,734,907.17

47,152.10

11,217,308.43

Revenue

 

 

 

 

0.00

 

Local Sources

79,201.17

10,589.98

1,996.66

20,384.10

112,171.91

 

Intermediate

1,919.82

 

 

 

1,919.82

 

State Sources

84,046.00

 

 

 

84,046.00

 

Federal Sources

24,236.00

 

 

 

24,236.00

Total Revenue

189,402.99

10,589.98

1,996.66

20,384.10

222,373.73

 

 

1,252,520.17

8,382,721.96

1,736,903.83

67,536.20

11,439,682.16

Expense

 

 

 

 

0.00

 

Disbursements

219,175.94

741,483.65

27,094.00

1,256.73

989,010.32

Total Disbursements

219,175.94

741,483.65

27,094.00

1,256.73

989,010.32

Month Ending Balance

1,033,344.23

7,641,238.31

1,709,809.83

66,279.47

10,450,671.84

 

August 2022 Custodial Account Report

Motion by Clites second by Neugebauer to approve the August 2022 Custodial Account Report with a beginning balance of $20,984.29, disbursements of $4,336.85, receipts of $5,542.25, for an ending balance of $22,189.69. Motion carried. 

 

Approval of Bills

Motion by Tolsma second by Plooster to approve the September 2022 listing of bills. Motion carried.

 

GENERAL FUND                           

CAPITAL OUTLAY

A & G DIESEL INC.

BUS#1 REPAIR

1,155.35

ARCHITECTURE INC

ARCHITECTURE FEES

11,513.00

ASBSD

ASBSD CONVENTION

1,225.00

PUETZ

BUILDING PROJECT

1,006,251.40

BANKCARD CENTER

HUDL/FB

900.00

C & B OPERATIONS, LLC

TRACTOR WINDOW

696.88

SPECIAL EDUCATION

CASH

PETTY CASH/GATE

405.76

Children's Care Hospital

CCHS TUITION

4,912.00

CHS INC

SPRAY

99.98

CORE COOP

SEPT ASSESSMENT

12,156.92

CITY OF CORSICA

WATER

1,039.00

PARENT

MILEAGE

1,428.00

COLE PAPERS

SUPPLIES

53.32

SD DEPT OF HUMAN SERV

RESIDENTIAL/THERAPY

3,435.82

CORNER MARKET

SUPPLIES

394.03

SYNCB/AMAZON

SUPPLIES

126.88

CORSICA GLOBE

BOARD PUBLISHINGS

1,663.97

CORSICA HARDWARE

SUPPLIES

833.57

FOOD SERVICE

CORSICA LUMBER INC.

SUPPLIES

185.12

BERNARD FOOD

PURCHASED FOOD

902.33

CORSICA TRAVEL PLAZA

FUEL

252.01

CASH-WA DISTRIBUTING

PURCHASED FOOD

10,378.44

CCASD

FALL WORKSHOP

55.00

CORNER MARKET

PURCHASED FOOD

469.86

DAKOTA SALES & RENT

TRACTOR RENT

320.00

EAST SIDE JERSEY DAIRY

PURCHASED MILK

831.89

DCI

BACKGROUND CHECK

43.25

MCLEODS

SUPPLIES

47.85

DCMH

DOT PHYSICAL

160.00

RON'S MARKET

PURCHASED FOOD

376.85

FLINN SCIENTIFIC INC.

SUPPLIES

306.05

FOLLETT SCHOOL

WORKBOOKS

364.90

FOXLEY, MICA

REIMBURSE SUPPLIES

139.31

AUGUST 2022 PAYROLL

GILLETTE, KRISTINE

REIMBURSE SUPPLIES

49.99

Elementary Program

32,906.89

GOLDEN WEST

TELEPHONE

368.19

Middle School Program

9,281.04

GREAT PLAINS LUMBER

SUPPLIES

101.07

Secondary Program

24,671.49

H&H ELECTRIC

MOTOR REPAIR

50.00

Drivers Ed

0.00

HAUFF MID-AMERICA

VB SUPPLIES

104.95

Preschool

3,208.26

HEIMAN FIRE EQUIPMENT

SEMI-ANNUAL INSP

820.00

ELL

0.00

HUDL

HUDL SUBSCRIPTION

1,521.54

Title I

7,009.52

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

MARK HEIRIGS/FB REF

195.00

Guidance

0.00

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

GREG HUNHOFF/FB REF

155.00

Tech Director

0.00

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

MARTY MILLER/FB REF

155.00

Board of Education

1,840.00

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

MITCHELL/X-COUNTRY

50.00

Superintendent Office

7,800.84

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

MAX MORRIS/FB REF

155.00

Principal Office

12,456.66

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

B MULLER/VB REF

110.00

Fiscal Services

8,326.11

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

CURT ROTH/FB OFFICIAL

155.00

Maintenance

10,113.24

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

MARCY VANZEE/VB REF

110.00

Transportation

0.00

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

CARLA SNEDEKER/VB REF

90.00

Co-Curricular

7,199.98

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

DEB STERNHAGEN/VB REF

140.00

Special Education

8,510.48

IMPREST TRUST & AGENCY

GREGORY/X-COUNTRY FEE

25.00

Food Service

966.74

INNOVATIVE OFFICE

SUPPLIES

76.78

134,291.25

J.W. PEPPER & SON INC.

MUSIC

248.99

AUGUST 2022 BENEFITS

JONES SCHOOL SUPPLY

SUPPLIES

137.50

Bank of the West

FIT, SS & Medicare

28,758.49

LEARNING A-Z

ELL RESOURCES

296.00

SD Retirement System

Retirement/Matching

15,274.94

M & L REPAIR

REPAIRS/FUEL

1,524.26

SD Supplement

Retirement

650.00

MATHESON TRI-GAS INC

WELDING SUPPLIES

91.84

Wellmark

Health Insurance

26,289.08

MCGRAW-HILL LLC

WORKBOOKS

126.73

Washington National

Supplement Ins.

42.54

MCLEODS

CHECKS

149.90

Delta Dental

Dental Ins.

1,916.60

MENARDS

SUPPLIES

397.33

Corsica-Stickney School

Flex Plan

1,000.00

MIDSTATE

TELEPHONE

217.02

American Funds

403b

30.00

NORTHWESTERN ENERGY

ELECTRICITY

12,650.98

Aflac

Supplement Ins.

2,318.46

PLATTE TREE & LAWN

SPRAYING

183.70

Avesis

Vision Ins

44.98

PRIMETIME EXPRESS LLC

BUS WASH

30.00

VSP

Vision Ins

319.20

RON'S MARKET

SUPPLIES

98.88

Security Benefit

403b

700.00

SAFE-N-SECURE

REPAIRS

234.69

IDShield

ID Protection

88.20

SCHOOL SPECIALTY, LLC

SUPPLIES

358.49

The Standard

Life Ins.

271.01

SDASBO

FALL CONFERENCE

75.00

SELECT SERVICE

REPAIRS/2018 VAN

66.87

SHERATON SIOUX FALLS &

ASBSD CONVENTION

518.00

SYNCB/AMAZON

SUPPLIES

4,389.05

TESSIER'S INC.

REPAIRS

377.75

TOWN OF STICKNEY

GARBAGE/WATER

336.00

U.S. Bank Operations

C.O. CERT ADMIN FEES

600.00

VAN'S DRAY & RECYCLING

GARBAGE

341.00

VERIZON WIRELESS

DATA CHARGES

40.01

WASHBURN EDUCATIONAL  

SUPPLIES

135.00

WILLIAMS MUSIC

INSTRUMENT/COPIER REP

3,152.00

WISCONSIN CENTER FOR ED

SUPPLIES

60.00

 

 

Approval of CORE Minutes

Motion by Plooster second by Neugebauer to approve the minutes of the September 8, 2022 CORE Educational Coop meeting. Motion carried.

 

RESOLUTION NO. 62

Adoption of Annual Budget:

            Let it be resolved, that the School Board of the Corsica-Stickney School District #21-3 after duly considering the proposed budget and its changes thereto, to be published in accordance with SDCL 13-11-2 hereby approves and adopts its proposed budget and changes thereto, to be its Annual Budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.  The Adopted Annual Budget levy requests are as follows:

TAX LEVY REQUEST – 2022 taxes pay 2023

General Fund                          $1.362/per $1,000       of ag valuation

                                                $3.048/per $1,000       OO

                                                $6.308/per $1,000       other non-ag/utilities

Capital Outlay                         $962,915

Special Education                   $1.000/per $1,000

Motion by Van Gorp second by Gerlach to approve and adopt the Proposed Budget and to have the levies shown certified to the Aurora, Davison, and Douglas County Auditor’s Offices.  UPON ROLL CALL VOTE: Aye – Clites, Gerlach, Neugebauer, Plooster, Tolsma, Van Gorp, and Wright. Nay – None. Motion carried

 

Changes made to published budget since July 2022:

Means of Finance                                           General Fund              Special Ed

Cash Designated to Fund Budget                   + $6,750.00                 + $11,870.00

 

Appropriations                                                 General Fund              Special Ed

Office of Superintendent                                + $2,900.00

Office of Principals                                         + $3,360.00

Fiscal Services                                               + $   490.00

Mild to Moderate                                                                                 + $11,870.00

 

School Opening Guide-Return to Learn Plan Comments/Updates

Motion by Neugebauer second by Plooster to update the School Opening Guide-Return to Learn Plan in accordance with recent changes made by the CDC. Motion carried.

 

ARP-ESSER Plan Comments/Updates

No changes were made to the ARP-ESSER Plan.

 

Principal Reports

Principal Eide reported that fall sports are in full swing, oral interp has started and All-State Chorus members have been selected. The juniors and seniors will be attending a career fair in Mitchell on September 20th.  

 

Principal Kemp indicated that mid-terms will be going out is week and that 5th/6th girls & boys basketball season has started.

 

SPED Comprehensive Plan

Motion by Van Gorp second by Gerlach to approve the updated SPED Comprehensive Plan. This plan was updated by the CORE Coop. Motion carried.

 

Surplus Science Books

Motion by Neugebauer second by Plooster to surplus the list of K-6 Science Curriculum that was previously used. A new series was recently purchased. Motion carried.

 

Others

Other items discussed were cancelling one-act plays for the year due to no interest in a director, roofing concerns, CORE Board Training, the increase of state mileage rate, and the proposed social studies standards.

 

Adjourn

There being no further business, at 8:40 p.m., motion by Plooster second by Van Gorp to adjourn.  Motion carried. The next regular meeting date will be Wednesday, October 12, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. in the Study Hall Room of the Corsica-Stickney Elementary School.

 

ATTEST:

 

 

JEREMY WRIGHT – PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

 

 

 

ANGELA FEENSTRA- BUSINESS MANAGER