NOVEMBER 2015

HIGHMORE-HARROLD SCHOOL DISTRICT 34-2

PROCEEDINGS

November 9, 2015

 

            The Highmore-Harrold Board of Education met in regular session on November 9, 2015 in the business classroom at 5:00 pm. Members present: Michael Bollweg, Paul Knox, Kris Rittel, Clint Buchholz, Michael Bollweg, Paula Haiwick, Jim Stephenson; Superintendent Chip Sundberg, Mark Chilson Business Manager, Principal Quinton Cermak. Others present: Brita Bergeson, Mike Ring. President Rittel called the meeting to order at 5:00 pm and the pledge of allegiance was recited.

Haiwick/Bollweg moved to approve the agenda with an addition for new contracts. The motion passed.

Stephenson/Semmler moved to approve the minutes of the October 12 meeting. The motion passed.

Bills and financial statements were reviewed and approved for payment on a motion by Knox/Buchholz and read as follows:

           

CASH FLOW

31-Oct-15

GENERAL

CAPITAL

SPECIAL

IMPACT

FOOD

PENSION

INTERNAL

FUND

OUTLAY

EDUCATION

AID

SERVICE

FUND

FUND

Bal. 10/1/15

15,235.64

972,242.04

217,890.93

252,317.96

-4,462.11

204,806.09

1,502.23

Receipts

42,605.68

19,531.08

3,480.01

0.00

9,202.05

0.00

4,500.00

Disbursements

165,812.33

35,115.56

29,729.23

0.00

15,966.18

0.00

3,835.80

Bal.10/31/15

-108,988.12

956,657.56

192,268.40

252,317.96

-11,225.44

204,806.09

2,166.43

 

Payroll: $183,183.86

Receipts: Highmore-Harrold County taxes, $35,808.73; State Aid $17,752.00; Checking Acct. Interest, $267.30; Athletics, $1,752.00; Lunch Receipts, $9,202.85; CD interest, $4,270.67; Hisodak, $35.00; Music rentals, $80.00; Pre-school Tuition, $4,500.00; Textbook return, $5,119.59; City of Highmore (ball park lights), $531.48;

 

GENERAL FUND

AMERICAN LEGION

FLAG

35.00

AMERIPRIDE SERVICES, INC.

MOP/LAUNDRY

430.00

BLICK ART MATERIALS

SUPPLIES

55.92

CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO.

SCIENCE SUPPLIES

80.60

CENTURY BUSINESS PRODUCTS, INC

MAINTEN. CONTRACT

452.36

CITY OF HIGHMORE

SCHOOL

463.72

CONNECTING POINT COMPUTER CENTER

SUPPLIES

110.00

DAKOTA SUPPLY GROUP

MAINTENANCE

720.36

ELLISON EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT,

SUPPLIES

45.99

H & H PLUMBING

SPRINKLER SYSTEM

1,163.91

HALL OIL AND GAS CO., INC.

GAS

472.51

HAUFF MID-AMERICA SPORTS

SUPPLIES

225.15

HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY FUND

FB/VB OFFICIALS

2,669.96

W. STOBBS

100.00

D. PEITZ

100.00

J JAMES

100.00

M RUTH

254.34

M CLARK

100.00

S RYAN

122.00

A PALSMA

80.00

D DUXBURY

80.00

S KJETLAND

80.00

B BALL

169.04

D ZENS

99.32

HIGHMORE HERALD, THE

ADS/PROCEEDINGS

264.28

HOMESTEAD BUILDING SUPPLY

VO AG

139.97

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN GRT SOURCE

WORKBOOKS

466.86

KAISER'S WELDING

VO AG

423.35

KLXS COUNTRY 93.5

RED RIBBON WEEK

142.10

MARSO, BRIAN

COACHING SDHSCA

40.00

MASHEK FOOD CENTER

FACS

212.32

NATIONAL BUSINES SUPPLY

TONER

974.00

OLSON'S PEST CONTROL

PEST CONTROL

150.00

POEPPEL, CHELSEY

MILEAGE WKSP

42.00

PRAIRIE THISTLE

FLOWERS

38.00

QUILL CORPORATION

TONER SUPPLIES

217.94

RINEHART, KYLEE

COACHING CLASSES

70.00

SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY

SUPPLIES

140.21

SD DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFE

SCALE CHECK

56.00

SDAASP

CONFERENCE

100.00

SERVICE EXPERTS

CHILLER/COMP RM

565.15

TODD, MELISSA

ALL STATE CHORUS

44.86

VENTURE COMMUNICATIONS

PHONES

285.61

WHITE RIVER SCHOOLS

SUPER DUES 2016

90.00

CAPITAL OUTLAY

CITY OF HIGHMORE

AUD RENT

2,500.00

DEGEEST ELECTRICAL SERVICE

FLAG POLE

944.52

HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY FUND

AMAZON

60.14

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN GRT SOURCE

TEXTBOOKS

369.51

KUTZ CONSTRUCTION

SIDEWALK

11,060.28

SPED

CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY

TUITION

437.19

MILLER SCHOOL DISTRICT

SPED TUITION

920.00

SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY

SUPPLIES

313.08

TRENHAILE, JAY

EVALUATIONS

1,147.00

FOOD SERVICE

AMERIPRIDE SERVICES,

MOP/LAUNDRY

107.50

CASH-WA DISTRIBUTING

FOOD

636.72

DEAN FOODS NC, INC

FOOD

741.25

EARTHGRAINS BAKING CO.

FOOD

330.07

MASHEK FOOD CENTER

FOOD

927.23

REINHART FOOD SERVICES

FOOD

8,662.35

SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLY

SUPPLIES

51.88

GENERAL FUND

446-PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION

VO AG

371.44

D & K OUTPOST

GAS

156.83

HALL OIL AND GAS CO., INC.

GAS

504.34

HYDE, SHELBY

ART MILEAGE

123.90

MIDWEST CENTER SCHOOL SAFETY

BULLYING ASSEMBLY

1,500.00

MIDWEST COOPERATIVE

VAN SERVICE

68.63

PETTY CASH - POSTAGE

POSTAGE

31.26

RUSHMORE PLAZA HOLIDAY INN

ALL STATE CHO ROOMS

854.10

SCHMIDT, JORY

DVD'S GBB

53.27

SDASFAA

COUNSELOR WKSP

25.00

FOREMAN SALES AND SERVICE

BUSSES

23,081.89

SPED:

CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY

TUITION

483.21

TRENHAILE, JAY

EVALUATIONS

807.00

GENERAL FUND

IT OUTLET

LAMP

120.25

NORTHWESTERN ENERGY

ELECTRICITY

3,869.70

SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND

HAND COUNTY HOSPITAL

OT/PT

443.78

The motion passed.

                   

The Board heard the Superintendent’s report including but not limited to Physics Trip; Blue Ribbon Task Force updates; American Education Week Nov. 16-20 Schedule.

The Board heard the Principal’s report including but not limited to Monthly review and schedule; Assemblies—Bullying, Veteran’s Day program, Sheltered Reality.

The Board held a discussion and review on athletic coops for WR, FB, and maybe BBB numbers for 2017.

The Board held a discussion on teacher retention/recruitment with a committee report.

The Board reviewed/read the Tobacco Free Policy and Regulation. Haiwick/Knox moved to approve. The motion passed.

Semmler/Stephenson moved to approve $135.00 @ day to Shirley Permann and $28.52 mileage per day driven. The motion passed.

Bollweg moved to approve mileage at $28.52 per day to superintendent while Mrs. Permann serves the district. The motion died for lack of a second.

The Board discussed coach/staff driving time $15.00 per approximate hour for administrative approved activities. This item was tabled until negotiations.

Stephenson/Bollweg moved to approve contracts to Clinton McKee as WR asst., $2,399.00; Justin Irlbeck as WR asst., $2,399.00; Ryan Resel Head WR coach, $3,946.00; Casper Jones asst. WR coach, $2,399.00; Melanie Ellsworth add GBB cheer advisor, $1,278.00. The motion passed.

Bollweg/Knox moved to approve mileage at $28.52 per day to superintendent while Mrs. Permann serves the district. Semmler-no; Knox-yes; Rittel-no; Bollweg-yes; Stephenson-no; Buchholz-no; Haiwick-no. The motion failed 5-2.

The Board Bollweg/Buchholz moved to set their next regular meeting for December 14 at 7:00 pm in the business classroom.

Haiwick/Knox moved to enter into executive session for the purpose of personnel (SDCL 1-25-2-1) at 6:19 pm. The motion passed.

The Board came out of executive session at 6:58 pm. No motions were made at this time

Buchholz/Stephenson moved to adjourn at 6:59 pm.  The motion passed.

  

______________________________Mark Chilson, Business Manager

 

                        ______________________________Kris Rittel, Board President

           

 

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