001All right, I got uh 6:30. We'll go ahead and I will call the meeting to order. Ask for roll call, please. Here >> join me please in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> All right, we have the minutes from our regular meeting on August 11th and special meeting August 18th. >> I move for approval of the August 11th and the August 18th minutes as written. >> Second. Uh we have a motion and a second then to approve the regular minutes on August 11th and special meeting August 18th. All in favor say I. >> I. All those not same sign. >> All right. Thank you for those
002of that are in attendance this evening. Thank you for those that are listening um online. Appreciate being with us this evening. We do have several individuals signed up for public comment. Um, in reference to public comment, I'd like to remind those making public comment that in recognition of the privacy rights of individuals and employees in the district, the board of education prohibits any public comment on individual employees or constituents of the district and on matters in which the employee or constituent may be identified or inferred from the comments. The board of education will generally not discuss or take action on non-aggenda items brought by the public at this meeting. Uh and before we move forward, just ask that you please be civil. Uh there are a couple people here tonight that are talking on uh
003a topic that I think a majority of us know why you're here. And so I ask you uh reference um board member uh stay away from personal uh comments. And if statements are too lengthy, personally directed, abusive or obscene or irrelevant, um I will ask you to stop. With that, um, first at the podium, I welcome, uh, Dan Coons. >> I'm gonna defer to the second speaker. >> All right. Uh, we'll move on to Linda Yuds. My name is Linda Yuds. I used to come to these meetings, but I never heard a no vote, only yes to everything. Back in August, Ugab Brewy sponsored a Markborne event for his supporters. Protesters showed up with their signs on the sidewalk. There were about 10 women and one man. It doesn't bother us. We don't read the
004signs, but we look at your faces. And there is a lady here. I will not say her name. And we remember her. Then we painted then we painted stones and they put these on our front yard about abolish ICE. Trump's the third Reich, keep families together. We hate Trump. This is what we have to put about then. Um, the stones were on the front yard. I don't know how many other Republican party people have those stones also on their front yard. And as for a certain gentleman here on your board, you should be ashamed for using a den man's name to put your views on Facebook. What is wrong with your given name by your parents? And how would you feel to have your child assassinated? This school board should be concerned about reading, writing,
005and math and be in your protest would be at the voting booth. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you for your comments, >> Dan. Thank you everybody for what you do. I'd prefer not to be here tonight, but I am. Um, it's been a tough week. I think we can all agree just from a public discourse standpoint. Um, I do want to just take a moment. I take this opportunity just to voice my displeasure with the member of the board. Um, I didn't have anything written, so I don't have anything to read off of. Um, but I think it's important that as a publicly elected official, members of the board understand that we have to wait for facts to come out before we make opinions on massive matters and that you're very careful about the
006words that you use online because the public has to trust you and your independent jud judgment here as a board member. Um, back in August, uh, I went back and reviewed some prior posts that this particular board member were made. Um, one person voiced his opinion about, um, how schools should in fact be a place where learning occurs. I think we can all agree that that's the case. Um, particularly reading, writing, math, simple things, not a place for DEI. That's an argument on its own. We can have that debate. This particular board member, if he's still using the same alter ego, responded, and I won't use the words, "Shut the f up, you idiot. You don't have the slightest clue what goes on in classrooms across the state. I'm way past listening and reading the
007garbage that you post. We need less like you." This comes from of a board member. Okay. I think we should all look at each other and say, "Is that the way we want to communicate online with each other? Is that the public discourse that we want?" So, the Charlie Kirk thing is not good. I hope that we can all agree with that. I hope we can all agree that an assassination of a person that's doing what I'm doing now, speaking to you and using my First Amendment right, I hope that we can all agree that that is a commendable act. And to see anybody jump to a conclusion about who did it, why they did it, or celebrate it using smiley faces, that's something I think that you need to seriously look deep at yourself
008and look at each other and say, is this a person that we should have on the board? And if it is, there's a process to go through, but is this a situation where the board needs to look at that person and say, do we need to censure this person? Do we need to condemn that person? Okay, this is a hot topic. I get that you guys aren't going to address it here tonight and I appreciate that. I know there's a there's a way that things work, but I ask that you seriously look at that. You all got the email with the screenshots and I ask that you take it very seriously. We can't have that. Thank you. All right. Thank you for your comments. >> We will move on to the agenda for this evening.
009Uh look for an adoption or a motion. Sorry. Move to adopt the agenda as presented. >> Second. >> All right. We have a motion and a second to adopt the adopt the agenda this evening as presented. All in favor say I. >> I. >> All those not same sign. All right. That moves us on to reports by the administration starting out with 8.1 high school overnight field trip requests. Mr. Gerber. Well, I said I'd be back, so here I am. >> And here you are. >> Um, first of all, I put uh at each of your spots a Badger Conference Pass. So, hopefully you got that. It didn't go hiding in the time I put it there. So, um, just thank you for everything you guys do. Um, we love seeing you guys out. Our
010our coaches love seeing you guys out about at our event. So, thanks for that. I'm going to keep it pretty short. Um, today we have overnight and out of state trips. Uh, it should be in your board packet again. Uh, very much the same as uh last month when I was here and a lot of the trips again are the same trips we've taken in the past. Uh, so FFA, just checking to see if John's here. Uh, John isn't here. Uh but they have the national leadership convention at uh Chula Vista this year up in the Dells. Uh HOSA uh was able to get a couple of their events in. They'll be attending the state convention in April. Uh DECA has a number of things. And some of these, by the way, are events they
011have to qualify for. So they don't know for sure yet if they're going to go, but this kind of opens a door for them. say when they get a qualifier in May, we can we don't have to get together real quick and approve it. So, um they've got a number of them, some in Madison. They've got an emerging leaders conference in the Dells. Um they've got two uh trips in Florida. Um sometimes they go to those, sometimes they don't don't. It kind of depends on the student and whether they want to go through with all that uh travel and and and whatnot. Um, and then music. Music uh has got a couple trips on here. Uh, the Clearwater uh Coral Festival in Oaklair, which they started to go to two years ago and has been
012a really big success for them. And then the one on the final uh page, which uh is in Decor, Iowa. And yes, I I put it as uh January 12th and 13th of last year. Uh sorry about that. Um that will be in 26. So, we're not going back to the future by any means necessary. Uh, so those are the out ofstate trips this time. And I'm hoping that um these are all of the trips that we'll have in the first semester and then we'll come back for anything that pops up in the second semester later in the year. I'd like to make a motion to approve these trips, but I also want to say in in that that these trips aren't just something they throw together, get a bus, and throw the students on.
013There is a ton of staff time and student time that goes into preparation for these. And I just want to commend everyone for just going the extra mile. This isn't required, but it's certainly appreciated that they put in all that work. So, I make a motion we approve these trips as presented. >> Second. >> All right. We have a motion and second then to approve the overnight uh trip request as presented. All in favor say I. >> I. >> All those not same sign. >> All right. >> So the second uh reason for me here is uh to renew our girls hockey co-op in the language of the WIA. It is a new co-op simply because we were adding Lammyra. uh Lammyra, whose athletic director is Kyle Tuig, who we all know from a few
014years back, reached out. Um they actually got booted out of their co-op with FondeLac. Um and uh they have a number of girls that uh skate here in Beaver Dam and don't have a home. Um so they reached out and asked if it was something we would consider adding them in. So nothing else changes. All the other schools are the same. The only difference is we'd be adding Lammyra. And you know, my first question to Kyle when he called me was, "Do you have skaters here?" Because that's kind of the litmus test. We're not going to jump into free agency like some co-ops across the state. Um, our NIL program is high enough. Um, we just want to make sure that we're we're helping the the family center and the and the blue line and
015red line clubs as they continue to make improvements and strides there. So, what I'm asking for is approval of this co-op for girls hockey. Um, it's the same thing we've had for the last four years with the addition of Lammyra um to that co-op. >> Do you know how many students that's adding? >> About two. >> Okay. >> Yeah. It's we aren't um we aren't going to be in a position ever, I don't believe, where we're going to add 10 12 kids to our co-op. Uh, everyone that's reached out and I was probably reached out to by about a dozen or so schools this year. um because they don't have a place to go. Um and a lot of them are 45 minutes away or more. Um it was all one kid or two kids.
016Um in this case, Lammy Myers is about as far as I want to go. Um in terms of distance because part of it also is the education piece, right? The travel, what are we missing? Um and making sure kids get to our practices and to the family center safely and then return. Um, so Lammyra is about as far as I'm comfortable taking it, but they have about two girls. I don't want to get to a point where we're taking on an entire, you know, 15 person team because I I as far as I'm concerned, that should be its own team, right? Um to help kind of grow the sport. >> And um girls hockey has one is it one division or >> one division? So >> one division. So there's no impact on >> No.
017So the problem with uh that we're seeing in girls hockey is uh the number of teams has actually reduced down. Uh a couple years ago was 24. Now we're down to 22 with a couple even Badger Conference schools that are really struggling. So for instance, Stoton, you know, Stoton, they're they used to be up about a thousand kids. They're really struggling with numbers and and they're really struggling in girls hockey. So unfortunately co-ops are becoming a norm in the sport of hockey. Um, and I know like the WI is trying to jump out in and ahead of that for like lacrosse. Um, we're not asking for a co-op to become a state championship contender. We're looking to survive and provide an opportunity for our kids and adding one or two girls really certainly helps that.
018>> So, our co-op then will be Lammyra, Beaverdam, Columbus, Dodge, Horacon, Mayville, and Randall. >> Yes. And I've also communicated with every one of these schools that you know we have to go back to the board every two years and we will reassess and you know uh if one team needs to fall off for any particular reason then we have that conversation myself and the ad. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Can you remind us of how the costs work? >> Costs are divided up proportionally. So, um, you know, each family covers ice fees, which is a huge piece of that and that's pretty standard across the board. But in terms of all the other costs, transportation, coaching, equipment, those things, it's shared proportionally amongst the school. So, we've covered the majority of that cost because
019we've had the majority of the girls. Uh, Columbus is probably second to that. They've had three girls or four girls on the team, and so they've been very comfortable picking up that cost. Um, that's not the way it's always done everywhere, but that's the way we felt was most equitable here, um, and fair to everybody. >> Well, I move for approval of the high school girls hockey co-op request as presented. >> Second. >> All right. Motion, a second to approve the high school girls hockey co-op request as presented. All in favor say I. I. >> All those not, same sign. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> All right. 8.3. I don't even like saying this word. >> The sword. Snow removal contracts. >> Uh good evening. Uh tonight we are presenting to you
020the snow removal uh bid breakdown. I believe it was part of your board packet. Uh we received two qualified bids this year. Uh Griswald Excavating and Construction and Winter Services LLC. Um the equipment uh fees between the two were were pretty comparable. Um one would be lower than the other in one area, then the other one would be lower in another area. But the biggest difference in this whole thing was the uh bid price for salt. Um Griswald excavating and construction was uh like 47% cheaper and keeping in mind that every time they are out they're spreading salt whether they're pushing snow or whether we're expecting freezing rain or something. So our uh recommendation would be to move forward with Griswald excavation and construction, >> but the salt prices have gone up over last year.
021>> Yes. >> Everywhere, huh? >> Yep. >> I make a motion we approve Griswald excavating for the 20 uh 526 school year. >> Second. All right. Motion in a second then to approve contract to Grizzled Escavating for snow removal. Uh roll call vote, please. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Moving right along. Good evening. >> Good evening. >> Got a resolution for us? >> I do. >> All right. So, it's that time of year where we take a look at cash flow borrowing. Um, so this is this is a process that we go through annually. Uh typically we've been fortunate we haven't had to use this process, but it's it's a very smart insurance policy for our district to have. Um so that that's why we go through this resol resolution piece. So just some education
022on it. Uh due to the timing of revenues and expenses in the district, there are times where our cash flow is limited. Um most for Beaver Dam that tends to be between Thanksgiving and the first week of December. So that's when we're at our lowest in terms of cash on hand. Um borrowing for a district is authorized by state statute. Uh we use a process uh through a local bank where we get approval for a line of credit and then we can draw on that line of credit as it's needed. uh in the past. So in 2020 20 and 20 to 20 2020 to 2021 and 2122 uh we had a $5 million line of credit and a $4 million line of credit and we did borrow in those years to the tune of 2.6
023million and 3.8 million respectively. Uh however the last three years we've had carried a $5 million line of credit and we have not had to borrow at all on those. Uh for this current fiscal year, I'm looking for approval for another $5 million line of credit uh that will provide us some flexibility to ensure we'll meet our obligations at that low time. Uh we sent a letter to two local banks seeking proposals on this and we received two responses, one from National Exchange Bank and one from Horacon State Bank. Uh some last year the line of credit had a 6.75% fixed rate with no fees. Uh this year the proposal from National Exchange is a 5.95% fixed rate again with no fees. Uh Horacon Bank did reach out and I spoke to a representative there.
024Um they offered a better interest rate uh based on the date they offered it. So they offered -2% prime uh which on September 2nd was 5.5% uh with a floor of five% and no fees. However, their offer was contingent on us bringing our core deposits to that bank. So we we use national exchange for our general obligation fund which is our main main fund here at the district. Uh we're currently receiving an interest rate in that fund of 4.49%. 49%. Horacon offered 3.5%. So that's the rationale for why we're keeping it at National Exchange Bank. We're gaining a full percentage more in interest every day. Um, and we know we're going to have money in there to utilize that. We don't know that we're necessarily going to utilize this to save, you know, a smaller
025smaller difference on a line of credit. So, uh, how that being said, we appreciate both banks interest. Um, happy to have accounts at both banks currently. Uh, but I would recommend going with national exchange for the reasons I just stated. Um, it also does make borrowing easier with transfers um, in our bank accounts if we do need to go that route throughout the year. Uh for this to be approved, uh it requires board the board to approve a resolution authorizing a taxable tax and revenue anticipation promisory note for cash flow purposes in an amount not to exceed $5 million. Uh next steps, so we're we're going to carefully monitor our cash flow. We'll likely do a grant claim sometime in early November to ensure that we have that extra cash toward the to around Thanksgiving.
026Uh and we'll revisit our cash flow needs again next year to see if this is an option we want to keep moving forward. >> Uh any questions? I make a motion the board approve the resolution authorizing a taxable tax and revenue anticipation promisary note for cash flow purposes any amount not to exceed $5 million. >> Second. >> All right. I have a motion to second. Uh ask for a roll call vote again. >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. >> Donation. >> All right. We have two donations uh to present tonight. Uh the first donation comes from an anonymous donor in the amount of $10,000 and in the name of the Beaver Dam tornadoes. Uh, this donation is to be utilized for the softball field project, specifically for the dugouts. It will be recognized with a plaque
027on the home dugout that references the community's tornado softball program and the history and partnership that this program has had in supporting our in supporting girls softball in the community over the years. Uh the second donation comes from Charlie and Gail Fakes who are generously donating $20,000 toward the new varsity softball field scoreboard. Uh this money will cover the majority of the cost of the new board and installation. Charlie and Gail Fakes donation will support the purchase and installation of the new scoreboard. And in recognition of their contribution, the new scoreboard will recognize the Fakes family on the sponsor designation board. Both Charlie and Gail as well as an anonymous donor are making generous donations that exceed the amount of $1,000. In accordance with board policy 7230, gifts, grants, and requests, gifts, or donations of
028this size must receive board approval. I am requesting that you approve the receipt of these donations and in doing so authorize the administration to allocate this money to the Beaverdam High School softball field project to be used for dugout improvements and the purchase and installation of the new scoreboard. >> Any questions? This is just wonderful from the anonymous donor and from the fakes um that uh they're interested in continuing and helping with the with the needs there on the in the dugout and the scoreboard and all that kind of stuff. So, I make a recommendation that we approve the um anonymous donor and the ch uh Charlie and Gil fakes donations um in accordance with uh policy number gifts, grants, and requests. >> Second. >> All right. Motion is a second then to accept the
029uh donation of $10,000 and $20,000 as presented. Uh all in favor say I. >> I. >> All those not same sign. >> All right. Thank you very much. >> All right. That moves us on to reports presented by the board of education 9.1 operations committee. The operations committee has did not meet in uh last month. In fact, our next meeting is next week, Monday. Um so at this time, I would ask um Joanne and John if they've met to talk about any of the referendum or uh items that are taking place on uh our monthly updates. >> Sure. Um, yeah, we have met a couple of times. Uh, the most recently we went over preliminary budget numbers, which is just kind of the allocation they've got in pots, uh, on where we're going to start
030receiving bids. So, they're ready to put out bids, and it looks like the budget is in really great shape. We're really excited to get those out and start seeing them come back as we approach groundbreaking on October 15th. >> So, it's getting close and it's going to start to become real. Looking forward to this. It's going to be something that the community can really be proud of. >> I have nothing to add because that's basically we went through that big packet and went through the whole thing. So, it's really shaping up. So, >> Ryan, do you or or Troy, do you have anything to add on um what's been happening? >> I can just add a few things to the other projects. Um, so in regards to the middle school, uh, we're currently bidding out
031our builder's risk insurance um, for the project and the early site work. We're starting to to put bids out there for that, I'm sorry, receive bids for that. Uh, for Washington, phase one is mostly complete. We're going to be closing out the financials for that phase in October. Uh, the HVAC install has begun in the Commons. The landscaping plants and bofilter planting is taking place at Washington for phase two. And in the next two weeks, the masonry wall should be complete with stud framing. Um, that's obviously underway. Uh, the football lighting is installed. Uh, grass has been planted on the JV baseball field. Uh the high school softball dugouts are currently under construction. Uh the site work for the softball field is taking place. Uh the JV baseball infield should be uh set this week.
032The ADA pathways will follow the site work and the retention areas when those are complete. And then by early by early this winter, we plan to bid out the playground improvements for Lincoln and Washington. And those will take place early next summer. Um, and as far as budget-wise for for Washington, we're under or on track and the height the high school and the other district-wide improvements, we are we're right within our budgetary constraints that we set up early this spring. So, >> sure, nothing Chad covered. Okay. >> I've heard great feedback on the new playgrounds, so sounds like they're being well enjoyed. And it was also good for us to have a meeting um at Washington School and had an opportunity to walk through that and uh see what what had happened and not and
033hopefully everybody's back at school and doing well. So that's good. So that's all for operations. >> Teaching and learning did not meet. Teaching and learning also did not meet due to the board workshop last month. We are also meeting next Monday at 5:30. >> All right, sounds good. Uh 93 workshop review. So we did have a workshop on the 18th of August. Um it was a um opportunity for our district administration uh specifically the principles and associate principles to come together with the board uh to discuss uh school success plans. So the building principles and their guiding coalitions work together in development of the school success plans uh that were shared with the board um at our workshop. The school principles and associate principles uh in the sharing of their school success plans reviewed their
034goals for English uh English language art arts mathematics um safe and healthy schools um andor engagement and connectiveness including current state desired state and key action steps. Um, I know from myself, um, I was real happy with the, um, the amount of activity and goals that were set by the principles for this upcoming year. Um, and I was excited by the amount of energy and enthusiasm that the principles and associate principles had in discussion of their of school success plans. Uh, so it was a lot of really good information and I would open up for the rest of the board to make any comments. Uh, regarding the workshop, >> I would agree with you. Um, we got some new people, new new places this year in different positions and, um, felt really good at the
035end of the workshop that we're going to be heading in the right direction this year. So, I commend everyone for their enthusiasm and and their vision down the road to provide the best education possible. So, thank you. And before we move on, I just want to thank the principles and associate principles and obviously all our administration. I know that that's not a simple task uh to do all that work. So I appreciate your work and putting that all together, looking at, you know, where we ended last year and what we can do to constantly improve um our schools. So, thank you very much for that. I appreciate it. Um, all right. And then with that, we will move on to board engagement and recognitions. Again, this is an opportunity for the board to share out
036any engagement opportunities they're involved with or any recognitions. So, I'll open it up to the board. >> I did go to a couple of girls tennis matches. Definitely a different energy than the boys. Um, a lot of fun. I'm not sure that they won though. The one set up. >> Anybody else? >> I uh attended the last plan commission meeting with Mark when we were over doing the overview of our middle school um plans. So, the plan commission got the last look of them and was able to ask any questions that they needed to. And then also I participated in the Beard Dam scholarship golf uh uh Beardam scholarship foundation golf outing to raise money. So I did that also. >> You represented as well. >> Oh yeah. I two years in a row I
037busted a driver. >> It's called sheer strength. You can see my uh my occupation of farming pays off because uh >> got to get the ball not the ground before. So >> the driver of the head went about 30 yards and the ball stayed right on the tea. John was there in spirit. >> Yep. >> Um I know it seems like a million years ago, but um I went to the first day of school uh where everyone gathers in the auditorium and it's always so fantastic to see um the schools come together and the new teachers um you know being wrapped around by the by the uh teachers that have been there for years and being absorbed into their school families. And of course Mark's message and his fantastic new shoes that were part of
038the message. So, he's not wearing them today, but I'm sure that you'll see him soon. So, it was it was really a great day and it was just so happy to see I was so happy to see everybody back and everyone seemed happy to be back. So, it was good. I haven't uh actually gone to an individual school, but I have driven past the um the elementary schools, a couple of them, um Washington and uh Jefferson and uh Lincoln, as to when the kids are out playing and seeing them on on the apparatus that's out there that is fairly new in in a couple of those places. and that um all the kids can be on them. I that's what's really good whether they're uh have a handicap in any way or that that there
039are some opt opportunities for them to be on the playground and it's fun to watch them. So that's good for the elementary schools. Thank you, >> Isaac. >> Um yeah, I also went to the uh first day meeting um with staff. Um, I thought that was a a great day. Mark, appreciate the message. I'm glad we didn't allow anybody to hurt any watermelons, wreck any watermelons. Uh, so that was a positive. And then also went to the scholarship found uh the golf outing for the scholarship foundation with John and uh Chad and Mark as well. It's always a great day. Uh really appreciate the scholarship foundation and all they do for for local students. Um I don't think that can be understated. So yeah. >> All right. Thank you. I think one more time I
040just want to thank um everybody and I'm going to clap. I don't care if you clap with me for those great donations because those are substantial gifts that will go a long way to supporting our programs. >> Anybody else? >> Mark, I just have uh two things. Uh just want to thank the staff and um admin, our parents and our PTO's uh for a great start. Not perfect. It's never been a perfect start. There never will be. Just to clarify that with any board members who might expect that. We try to get pretty close, but it was outstanding. Um and continues to be. So, thank you for that work. Um and then I I just want to give we don't maybe do this enough, but I want to just uh thank our alumni, uh particularly
041those in our community. Um there's some on the board, believe it or not, but um no, we've got a lot of alumni that are a part of like local contractors that we partner with, some of them working on projects that we've had throughout the summer. Um don't worry, they get the lowest qualified bid. >> Okay. Um but we've got a lot of lot of BDHS alumni doing a lot of great things in our community. Um and it runs the whole gamut. Um so, uh we need to continue to celebrate them. And then also um with that um uh Max uh Ludkkey as a as a state FFA leader um he'll be hosting um the he along with our local FFA chapter will be hosting the state uh leadership conference um here um in Beaver Dam
042I believe um in two weeks. Um, so really really special event. Um, and I know the high school team and um, is going to welcome them very well and uh, it'll be all the buzz and they'll be wearing their full get up. So it's going to be it's going to look very very sharp. Those coats are awesome. So anyway, uh, just we got a lot of great alumni doing great things in our community. Um, just want to make sure we recognize them. >> All right. Thank you. >> I move the board recess into close session pursuant to Wisconsin statute 19.8. 85 PN 1 PN C concerning employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility specifically to discuss specific employees and employee groups.
043[Applause] >> Oh, second. >> All right. Motion on a second to move into close session. Uh roll call. >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. >> All right. We will uh move into close session and we'll back to finish business. There's no sense. All good. >> All right, we are all back. We'll uh reconvene in open session and move on to district policy and guidelines uh 12.1. >> There are no resignations for your consideration tonight >> and leaves of absence. >> All right. There are four leaves of absence for your consideration tonight. The first one I'd like to note that uh the leave of absence extension would be through March 30th, 2026. And the rest of them that are on there, the dates are provided. >> I move the board approve the leaves of absence as presented.
044>> Second. >> All right, we have a motion, a second to approve the leaves of absence as presented. All in favor say I. >> I. >> All those not, same sign. >> All right, appointments. I have six appointments for you tonight uh for five different people. All are long-term substitute positions. One is Rhonda Boyd for physical education at Lincoln Elementary. Long-term sub September 5th through November 7th. Jordan Hog, art teacher at Prairie Elementary, long-term sub from September 6th through October 22nd. Steve Kinsey, special education teacher up here for a long-term sub September 12th through October 22nd. Jeffrey Pumivong, music teacher at the middle school, long-term sub from August 18th to November 14th. And then he'll be switching over to the high school for mu music for both uh coral music November 17th to January 5th.
045And then Mary K. Streblo, first grade teacher at Jefferson for a long-term sub position for November 11th through February 9th. I move the board approve the appointments as presented. >> Second. >> All right. We have a motion and a second to approve the appointments as presented. Roll call vote, please. >> Mason, >> yes. >> Heather, >> Yes. Thank you. >> Thank you. And moving on to other business. Payment of claims. I move for payment and claims in the amount of 6,166,587. >> Second. >> All right, we have a motion in a second to approve payment of claims. Roll call vote, please. >> Yes. >> All right. Entertain a motion for adjournment. So move >> second. >> I have a motion, a second for adjournment. All in favor say I. >> I. >> Not same sign.
046>> All right. Thank you. We are journ.