February 11, 2008

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Board of Education

Bay Village City School District

Bay Village, Ohio

Official Proceedings – Regular Meeting

The meeting was called to order by the President, Daniel Sweeney, at 6:30 p.m. at the K. T. Allen Building.

 

Roll Call

Present:           William Selong, Amy Huntley, Michael Boeckman and Daniel E. Sweeney; and Clinton L. Keener, Superintendent; Daryl Stumph, Director of Operations; Deborah Putnam, Treasurer

 

Absent:            Carol S. Pancoast

Guests:            Nine (9)

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

There were no questions regarding concerns within the District.

 

                        BOARD COMMUNICATIONS

Curriculum         Dr. Sweeney and Mr. Boeckman attended the Curriculum Committee Meeting

Committee             and commented that the teachers gave an excellent presentation on the math

Meeting:                textbook recommendation.                                                

                           There is a strong consensus among the teachers to purchase the updated versions                                                                                   of the textbooks which the District is currently using.

                           The curriculum will be updated to reflect the standards of the Ohio Achieves                                                                                 test.

                           Mrs. Mosier asked if the books would be discussed at the next Board meeting.

                           Mr. Orrach stated that there will be a Math Focus Committee meeting on       February 20th and another Curriculum Committee meeting on February 28th after     which time book selection should be made.

                           The Board would like the course of study from the High School Math       Department before the Curriculum Committee meeting on February 28th.

                           The study from Boston reflects that 90% of the 8th graders completed the       equivalent of the 9th grade Algebra program before entering high school.

                                 Both reading and math SAT scores are very high in this community.

                           Assessment methods need to be incorporated into the curriculum.

                                 Practice needs to become part of the curriculum and consistent at each                                                                                                 grade level.

                           Is the District able to support both the traditional track and the integrated track    of math at the same time?

                                 What would it look like and what would be the cost?

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                        CONSENT ITEMS                                                                

Consent           Mrs. Huntley moved and Mr. Boeckman seconded that the Board of Education

Items:              approve the following consent items:

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21A                 A.  Minutes from the regular meeting of January 28, 2008 and approve all       reports dated January 31, 2008.

 

21B                 B.  Approve the following appointments, leave and resignations:

                        Certified Personnel

                        Appointments

                        Long-Term Substitute

                        Heather Edgerly, Westerly Grade 4, BA-0 after first ten days at substitute rate -  for balance of the school year

 

                        Supplementals

                        Carrie Engelbrecht for 25 hours for class time and planning time for Westerly

                          chorus at the curriculum rate of pay from General Fund

                        Ryan Gorius, Baseball – 9th, Level 1 ($2,968) (N)

                        Pupil Activity/Supplemental Contracts

                        Eric Scheetz, Baseball – Varsity Assistant, Level 3.2//5 ($4,391) (N)

                        Donald DeWitt, Baseball – JV, Level 2.1 ($4,013) (N)

                      *Natalie Camp, Softball – JV, Level 1 ($3,533) (N)

                        Susan Moore, Volunteer Softball Coach

                        Resignation

                        Susan Moore, JV Softball Coach

                        FMLA

                        Kelley Mitchell, MS 5th Grade Science, from March 17th through the 2007-08 school year

 

                        Resignation

                        For the purpose of retirement effective at the end of the 2007-08 school year

                        Thomas Huntley                     Peter Hussey

21C                       Classified Personnel

                        Appointments

                        Dana Brulport, to substitute Glenview staff, $9.00/hr., effective 2/5/08

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                        CONSENT ITEMS  (continued)

21C (con’t.)     Classified Personnel  (continued)

                        Resignation

                        Stephen H. Blados, Sr., from substitute transportation driver, effective 2/15/08

                        Scott S. Carras, from substitute custodian and substitute maintenance, effective                                                                                                                           2/1/08

                       

                  Yes:  Mr. Selong, Dr. Sweeney, Mr. Boeckman, Mrs. Huntley

                              No:   none

                              The President declared the motion carried.

                        REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

National             High School Principal Mr. Cahoon updated the Board of the request by the

Honor                    High School to increase the GPA for the admission to National Honor Society

Society GPA:        from 3.6 to 3.8.

                           Mr. Cahoon gave the Board the number of students that would qualify using       both the 3.6 and the 3.8 standard and discussed how the process works.

                           The Board is concerned as to whether raising the GPA standard would be good       for students.

                           The belief of the High School is that raising the standard would make the group      more selective.

                                 The Board’s recommendation is to leave the GPA at 3.6.

Plagiarism          Dr. Sweeney and Mrs. Pancoast will represent the Board and Mr. Cahoon will

Ad Hoc                  select several teachers and parents to serve on this committee.

Committee:         Mr. Cahoon will get a copy of the procedures to the Board members before the next meeting.

 

2008-2009          Mr. Keener distributed several options for the 2008-2009 school year calendar to

School                   the Board for discussion.

Calendar:           At the next meeting he will present, for Board approval, a new calendar starting                                                                                    classes for students on August 22nd with the last day for students being June 5th.

 

Luncheon            On March 6th, Mr. Keener will have lunch with Mayor Sutherland, Dr. Sweeney

Meeting:                and Mr. Boeckman.

Ohio                   Mr. Keener recommended that Bay Village be part of the pilot program for the

Achieves/              Ohio Achieves and the Algebra II test, starting with next school year.

Algebra II

Test:               

Future Board   The following are dates of upcoming meetings and events in the District:

Meetings and

Events:                                                           February 13, Labor Management Committee Meeting at 4:00 p.m. at

                          the K. T. Allen Building

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                        REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT  (continued)

Future Board   February 19, Educational Foundation Meeting at 6:00 p.m. at the

Meetings and     K. T. Allen Building

Events:                                                           February 21, CAC Meeting at 7:00 p.m. at the K. T. Allen Building

(con’t.)                                                           February 22, Finance Committee Meeting at 7:30 a.m. at the K. T.

                          Allen Building

                        February 25, Board of Education Meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the K. T.

                          Allen Building

                        February 28, Curriculum Committee Meeting at 7:30 a.m. at the K. T.

                          Allen Building

                        March 10, Board of Education Meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the K. T. Allen

                          Building

Board              Mr. Keener recommended the first reading of the following policies as shown in

Policies -         Exhibit A (attached to original minutes):

First Read-     

ing:              1240.01  Non-Reemployment of the Superintendent (revised)

                        1340          Non-Reemployment of the Treasurer (new)

                        1340.01     Non-Reemployment of the Treasurer (delete)

                        1541          Termination and Resignation (new)

                        2623          Student Assessment and Intervention Services (revised)

                        3120.04     Employment of Substitute Teachers

                        3121          Criminal History Record Check (revised)

                        3140          Termination and Resignation (revised)

                        4121          Criminal History Record Check (revised)

                        4140          Termination or Resignation (revised)

                        5111          Eligibility of Resident/Nonresident Students (revised)

                        5611          Due Process Rights (revised)

                        6610          Student Activity Fund (revised)

                        8141          Mandatory Reporting of Misconduct by Licensed Employees (new)

                        8600.04     Bus Driver Certification (revised)

                        9211          District Support Organizations (new)

                        9800          High School Diplomas to World War II, Korean Conflict, and

                                            Vietnam Conflict Veterans (revised)

 

                        REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Fiber               Mrs. Huntley moved and Mr. Boeckman seconded that the Board of Education enter

Contract           into a contract with Time Warner Cable for a 100 Mbps fiber Fast Ethernet

with Time        connection from the K. T. Allen Building to LEECA in Elyria. The term of the

Warner                              agreement shall be 72 months commencing on July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2014 at

Cable:             a cost of $1,025 per month plus a one time non-recurring fee of $1,000.

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                        The table below indicates the quotations that were submitted to the school district

                        based on the specifications provided to the vendor.

 

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                        REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS  (continued)

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Fiber Proposals Analysis

Vendor

Bandwidth

Monthly Cost

Term

Non-recurring Cost

Total

Time Warner

100 Mbps

$1,250

60 months

$1,000

5 yr.

$76,000

Time Warner

100 Mbps

$1,025

72 months

$1,000

6 yr.

$74,800

AT&T

100 Mbps

$1,076

60 months

AT&T would have determined at install

5 yr.

$64,560 + unknown connection costs

 

                  Yes:  Mrs. Huntley, Mr. Selong, Dr. Sweeney, Mr. Boeckman

                              No:   none

                              The President declared the motion carried.

Anti-Idling       Mrs. Huntley moved and Mr. Selong seconded that in recognition of the opportunity

Policy:             to reduce bus emissions by up to 50%, the Board waives the first reading and

23                    approves an Anti-Idling Policy for school buses to allow for an expedited grant

                        application.  The policy will be integrated in the appropriate existing Board policy at a later date for re-approval as shown in Exhibit B (attached to original minutes).

 

                              Yes:  Mr. Selong, Dr. Sweeney, Mr. Boeckman, Mrs. Huntley

 

                              No:   none

 

                              The President declared the motion carried.

 

Adjourn-          Mr. Selong moved and Mrs. Huntley seconded that the meeting be adjourned.

ment:              

24                          Yes:  4                               No:  0                                                 

                              The President declared the motion carried.

                        The meeting adjourned at 8:38 p.m.

 

 

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                                                                  President  

                       

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                                                                  Treasurer