UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #331 BOARD OF EDUCATION OCTOBER 9, 2017 DRAFT CALL TO ORDER/WELCOME President Jeff Samuelson called the Board of Education meeting to order on October 9, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at Norwich School. Jeff welcomed everyone. MEMBERS PRESENT David Lux, Andrea Shipley, Jeff Samuelson, Clark Boyer, Tammy Schrag, Allen Young, and Kaley Tiesmeyer

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Bob Diepenbrock, superintendent; Max Clark, assistant superintendent and board clerk; Andy Albright, principal, Kingman High; Wayne Morrow, principal, Norwich; Bill Kelley, principal, Kingman Elementary; Amy Wallace, principal, Kingman Middle; Rollie Van Wyhe, assistant principal, KHS Absent: Dennis Albright, technology coordinator OTHERS Bob Morris, Kip Poe, Carol Poe, Tori Poe, Chris Marquart

APPROVAL OF AGENDA Tammy Schrag moved, seconded by Andrea Shipley to approve the agenda. Vote

Yes

7

No

0

PATRON COMMENTS None

CONSENT AGENDA Minutes of the September 11, 2017 regular meeting Clerk’s/treasurer’s reports Warrants in the amount of $1,070,364.53 (Included bond payment) Approval of resignations Mike Justice co-sponsor SADD at Norwich Approval of new hires Stacey McDorman assistant girls’ basketball at KHS

Tammy Schrag moved, seconded by David Lux to approve the consent agenda. Vote

Yes

7

No

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APPROVAL OF GIFTS AND GRANTS The Enrichment Foundation donated two Textron UTV’s to the district, one to be used at Norwich and one at Kingman. Value of the donation is approximately $16,000.00 each for a total donation valued at $32,000.00 Andrea Shipley moved, seconded by Tammy Schrag to accept the donation of the UTV’s. Vote

Yes

7

No

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RECOGNITION OF NORWICH STATE QUALIFIERS FROM SPRING 2017 State qualifiers in Track and Field from NHS were recognized by the board. Tori Poe, sophomore, qualified for the 100m dash, the 200m dash and the 400m dash. Unable to attend due to being away at college were Trent Poe who finished 3rd in the shot put and Kelly Coykendall finished 7th in the shot put and also qualified in the discus. NORWICH SCHOOL PRESENTATION Heidi Howard led a presentation of the “Eagle Exploration” active learning lab for NES and Mr. Morrow shared updates on other renovations and improvements recently completed at NHS. FACILITIES After a short tour of facility improvements, Mr. Clark reported on district enrollment trends over the past ten years and what future projections are over the next four to five years. A letter from Knipp Services was shared regarding their future involvement in a bond project because of how the scope of the project has evolved. Dr. Diepenbrock shared information on a Construction Manager At Risk (CMAR) model for a potential bond project and the process the district needs to follow to use a CMAR. He also explained to the board about the new Bond Cap legislation that limits the amount of new bond issue dollars that can be passed in any given year. There are more rooftop units failing at Norwich but there is available capacity in the new VRF unit to add classroom cassettes for both heating and air conditioning but we are still trying to get competitive pricing for this repair.

ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS Administrators provided written reports to the board.

SUPERINTENDENT REPORT Dr. Bob Diepenbrock, superintendent, presented information on the following: • Overtime updates • Professional Learning updates from October 9th, Oct. 20th, Oct. 27th (Norwich) & Oct. 30th (Kingman)

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Reminded the board about the KASB annual convention in December in Wichita School finance lawsuit update and the Supreme Court decision Enrichment Foundation Eagle Extravaganza was very successful but we do not have dollar amounts yet. Both Kingman and Norwich are hosting their respective KSHSAA Volleyball Sub-States for 3-A and 1-A. The standards at KHS gym need to be re-located to increase seating for hosting sub-state volleyball.

EXECUTIVE SESSION Andrea Shipley moved, seconded by Tammy Schrag to go into executive session to discuss confidential student information where the actions adversely or favorably affect a student exception under KOMA; individual employees’ performance as justified by the non-elected personnel exception under KOMA. The superintendent is proposed to be invited into the session and we will return at 8:35 p.m. after a 5-minute break. Vote

Yes

7

No

0

Those attending: David Lux, Andrea Shipley, Jeff Samuelson, Clark Boyer, Tammy Schrag, Allen Young, Kaley Tiesmeyer and Dr. Diepenbrock Andrea Shipley moved, seconded by Tammy Schrag to go into executive session to discuss individual employees’ performance as justified by the non-elected personnel exception under KOMA. The superintendent is proposed to be invited into the session and we will return at 8:40 p.m. Vote

Yes

7

No

0

Those attending: David Lux, Andrea Shipley, Jeff Samuelson, Clark Boyer, Tammy Schrag, Allen Young, Kaley Tiesmeyer and Dr. Diepenbrock

OTHER ACTIONS AS REQUIRED David Lux moved, seconded by Andrea Shipley to approve placing notice of intent to use a Construction Manager At Risk advertisement in the newspaper. Vote

Yes

7

No

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Andrea Shipley moved, seconded by Clark Boyer to approve hiring Nick Kyle as middle school girls’ head basketball coach at Norwich. Vote

Yes

6

No

SITE COUNCIL MEETINGS

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KES/KMS Norwich School KHS

November 13, 2017 at 5:30 p.m. November 13, 2017 at 5:30 p.m. November 13, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.

Kaley Tiesmeyer Jeff Samuelson TBD

NEXT MEETING The next regular meeting will be November 13, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at Kingman Elementary/Middle School. ADJOURN MEETING The meeting was adjourned at 8:55 p.m.

President Clerk

November 13, 2017

Date

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attend due to being away at college were Trent Poe who finished 3rd in the shot put and. Kelly Coykendall finished 7th in the shot put and also qualified in the discus. NORWICH SCHOOL PRESENTATION. Heidi Howard led a presentation of the “Eagle Exploration” active learning lab for NES. and Mr. Morrow shared ...

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