S CH OOL DI STR I CT OF C OLB Y

EDUCATION CENTE R

DR. STEVEN KOLDEN, SUPERINTENDENT

505 WEST SPENCE ST. • P.O. BOX 139 • COLBY, WI 54421-0139

PHONE 715.223.2301 • FAX 715.223.4539

SKOLDEN@COLBY.K12.WI.US

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEETING

MONDAY, APRIL 18, 2011

7:00 PM

COLBY DISTRICT EDUCATION CENTER

OPEN MEETING

AGENDA

1) Review Invoices & Receipts

Committee Members Include: Donna Krueger, Chair

Eric Elmhorst

Rick Weber

S C H O O L D I S T R I C T O F C O L B Y

E D U C A T I O N C E N T E R

STEVEN KOLDEN, SUPERINTENDENT

505 West Spence St. • P.O. Box 139 • Colby, WI 54421-0139

Phone 715.223.2301 • FAX 715.223.4539

skolden@colby.k12.wi.us

REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

Monday, April 18, 2011 – 7:30 PM

Colby District Education Center

A G E N D A:

1. CALL TO ORDER / ROLL CALL

2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

3. NOTICE OF POSTING

4. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

5. INFORMATION ITEMS:

5.01 Correspondence

5.01-1 Thank You from Cardiff Family

5.02 Student Representative’s Report

5.03 FFA Report

5.04 Superintendent’s Report – Steve Kolden [Board Member Recognition; Summer School;

Membership Audit; Newsletter; Special Education Maintenance of Effort]

6. CONSENT AGENDA

6.01 Minutes from March 21, 2011 Regular Board Meeting

6.02 Requests for Out-of-State Travel (If Any)

6.03 Staff Resignations/Retirements/Leave Requests

6.03-1 CEA Retirement Requests

6.03-2 Request for Voluntary Layoff

6.04 Personnel – Transfers / New Hires

6.04-1 Brandon Butkus, Assistant Varsity Golf Coach

7. REGULAR BUSINESS – CONSIDERATION OF:

7.01 Agenda Items Moved From Consent Agenda

7.02 Recommendation of Finance Committee

8. DISCUSSION INFORMATION

8.01 Consideration of Reports of Board Members’ Attendance at Seminars and Workshops

8.02 Consideration of Report of the Finance Committee

8.03 Consideration of Report of the Personnel Committee

8.04 Consideration of Report of the Policy Committee

8.05 WKCE Results / WAA

9. ACTION INFORMATION

9.01 Lawn Mowing Bids – Accept/Reject

9.02 Auditor Bids

9.03 Budget Reduction Priority List

9.04 Consideration of First Reading: Policy #341.5 – Physical Education Instruction

9.05 Consideration of First Reading: Policy #345.6 – High School Graduation

9.06 Consideration of First Reading: Policy #375 –Student Contests & Tournaments

9.07 Consideration of First Reading: Exhibit #375 – District Funding of Contests and Tournaments

9.08 Consideration of First Reading: Policy #451 – Student Handbooks

9.09 Consideration of First Reading: Policy #453.31 – Head Lice/Nits

9.10 Consideration of Deletion: Rule #453.31 – Guidelines for the Control and Treatment of Head

Lice/Nits in the Schools (Move to Administrative Procedures Manual)

505 West Spence St. • P.O. Box 139 • Colby, WI 54421-0139

Phone 715.223.2301 • FAX 715.223.4539

skolden@colby.k12.wi.us

9.11 Consideration of Deletion: Exhibit #453.31 – Head Lice Treatment (Move to Administrative

Procedures Manual)

9.12 Consideration of First Reading: Policy #453.4 – Administration of Over-the-Counter Medication

and Prescription Medication to Pupils by School Personnel

9.13 Consideration of First Reading: Rule #453.4 – Guidelines for Administering Medication

9.14 Consideration of Deletion: Exhibit #453.4 – Individual Student Log of

Medication Administered (Move to Administrative Procedures Manual)

10. ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION PER WISCONSIN STATUTES 19.85 (1) FOR

THE PURPOSES OF:

c) Considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any

public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises

responsibility.

The Board will consider:

10.01 Agenda Items Moved From Consent Agenda

10.02 Support Staff Grievance

10.03 Staff Recall

10.04 CEA Contract Arbitration

10.05 Reconvene in Open Session

11. THE BOARD WILL RECONVENE IN OPEN SESSION IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETING

THE CLOSED SESSION TO TAKE ACTION, IF NECESSARY, ON SELECTED MATTERS

DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION.

12. IDENTIFY ITEMS FOR NEXT AGENDA

12.01 Schedule Meetings:

12.01-1 Special Board of Education Meeting (Reorganizational) – April 25, 2011 @7:30 PM

12.01-2 Finance Committee Meeting – May 16, 2011 @ 7 PM

12.01-3 Regular Board of Education Meeting – May 16, 2011 @ 7:30 PM

12.01-4 Facilities and Transportation Committee Meeting - ?

12.01-5 Personnel Committee Meeting - ?

12.01-6 Policy and Curriculum Committee Meeting – ?

13. ADJOURNMENT

REGULAR MEETING MINUTES

BOARD OF EDUCATION – SCHOOL DISTRICT OF COLBY

MONDAY, MARCH 21, 2011

COLBY DISTRICT/EDUCATION CENTER

The Regular School Board Meeting on March 21, 2011, was called to order at 7:30 p.m. in the Colby

District Education Center by Board President, Dennis Engel. Members present were Dennis Engel, Eric

Elmhorst, Edward Haas, Rick Weber, Cheryl Ploeckelman, Donna Krueger, William Tesmer and student

board member Emily Peissig.. Also present were Superintendent Steven Kolden and Chris Thieme.

The meeting notice was posted according to the requirements of the open meeting law.

Several items of correspondence were included with the agenda including: WTA “Focus” – 2/25/11 and

2/28/11; WASB Spring Academy Notice; WASB Effective Bargaining Seminar and a “Thank You” from

the Heindl Family.

Ms. Peissig, Student Council President, informed the board of high school activities. For Valentine’s Day

“A Crush for my Crush” fund raiser was held selling Crush Soda to be given to your sweetheart. The

National Honor Society sold flowers to assist Joel Underwood with medical expenses.

Mr. Kolden informed the board that the Food Service Audit was completed. There were no significant

problems and the DPI Consultant praised all the staff working with Food Service. The request for audit

bids has been sent to several audit firms incentral Wisconsin. Security Health Plan has informed the

district that the initial estimate for an increase in health insurance premiums is 18.06%. A new revenue

limit worksheet was distributed showing a decrease in revenue of $513,180.00 for 2011-2012. Mr. Kolden

reviewed with board members the proposed Budget Reductions looking at priorities, cost and

program/operational impacts. Mr. Kolden met with Kathleen Murphy, Facilities Management Consultant,

at CESA #10. She works closely with Dennis Wenzel, Director of Building and Grounds for the school

district in complying with and reporting of the many environmental and safety regulations in place to keep

our facilities in compliance. The Governor’s proposed budget does not contain any reduction in dollars for

the SAGE Program. J.B. Van Hollen, Wisconsin Attorney General, declared March 13-19, 2011, as

Sunshine Week. This national initiative commemorates the transparency and citizen oversight essential to

our democratic system of government. The Legislative Meeting in Medford will be held on April 4th

. The

Rural Virtual Academy is willing to provide a demonstration to board members on distance learning

classes.

Motion by Mr. Elmhorst, seconded by Mrs. Ploeckelman, to move Agenda Item 6.03.2 Additional CEA

Retirement Requests to closed session for discussion. Voice vote – Motion carried.

Motion by Mrs. Ploeckelman, seconded by Mr. Elmhorst to approve the Consent Agenda with the

exception of Item 6.03.2. Voice vote - Motion carried. Consent Agenda Items Approved:

6.01 Minutes of the February 21, 2011 Regular Board Meeting and March 10, 2011 Special

Board Meeting.

6.02 No requests for Out-of-State travel.

6.03-1 Resignation of Leatha Hopperdietzel as Middle School Special Education Teacher.

6.04 Employ Ashley Thielman as Head Varsity Volleyball Coach.

Mrs. Krueger moved on recommendation of the Finance Committee to approve the receipts and expenses

as reviewed. Voice vote – Motion carried.

Financial Report

February Revenue Receipt #891761-389416 $ 1,293,512.134

Mid Wisconsin Bank Wires #1210-1217 120,092.88

Community Bank Regular Checks #28540-28617 60,927.22

Direct Deposit #9040593-9040933 272,160.07

Dorchester State Bank Checks #60265-60390 439,450.11

Mrs. Ploeckelman reported on her attendance at the “Day at the Capital” in Madison. She witnessed the

demonstrations and spoke to some participants. There was very little updating on Governor Walker’s

Budget from which he removed $800, 000.00 of taxpayers’ money from education. She stated there were

few republicans in attendance and no answers to the many questions.

The Personnel Committee will report on negotiations in closed session.

Motion by Mr. Haas, seconded by Mr. Tesmer to approve the Superintendent to enter into a Memorandum

of Understanding with Indianhead Community Action Agency – Headstart Program for 2011-2012. Voice

vote – Motion carried.

There is an update to the calendar due to a snow-day on February 21, 2011. School will be in session on

April 26, 2011 as a make-up day.

There is approximately $130,000.00 left in the Renovation Fund, which needs to be expended by March 1,

2012. The Facilities and Transportation Committee needs to meet to prioritize projects for the April Board

Meeting. Any projects approved will need to be completed this summer in order not to interrupt the school

year starting September, 2011. There are also monies in the Capital Projects Fund.

Motion by Mrs. Ploeckelman, seconded by Mr. Elmhorst to approve 66.0301 shared cost agreements with

Abbotsford School District for Falcon Alternative High School and for NTC Marketing Certificate Program

and also approve a 66.0301 shared cost agreement with five other school districts for a NTC Manufacturing

Certificate class taught at Colby High School. Voice vote – Motion carried.

Motion by Mr. Weber, seconded by Mrs. Krueger to approve a resolution authorizing Colby School District

to borrow $350,100.00 from Mid Wisconsin Bank to meet operating expenses. Voice vote – Motion

carried.

Motion by Mrs. Ploeckelman, seconded by Mr. Tesmer, to convene in closed session per Wisconsin

Statutes 19.85 (1). c) to consider employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of

any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility: 10.01

Additional CEA Retirement Requests; 10.02 Potential Litigation Discussion; 10.03 Review Non-

Renewal/Layoffs for potential recall; 10.04 Personnel Committee Report; 10.05 CEA Contract for 2009-

2011 and 2011-2013; 10.06 CSSA ( Support Staff) Contract for 2011-2013; 10.07 Executive Session

(Board Only). Roll call vote – Motion carried 7-0.

Motion by Mrs. Ploeckelman, seconded by Mr. Haas, to move from closed session and to reconvene in

open session as previously announced. Voice vote - Motion carried.

Motion by Mrs. Ploeckelman, seconded by Mr. Elmhorst, to recall three elementary certified staff due to no

cuts to SAGE Funding for 2011-2012. Roll call vote: Yes – Mr. Elmhorst, Mr. Haas, Mrs. Ploeckelman,

Mr. Tesmer, Mr. Engel; No – Mrs. Krueger, Mr. Weber. Motion carried 5-2.

Meetings Scheduled: Clark County School Boards at Greenwood – March 30, 2011

Legislative Meeting at Medford – April 4, 2011

Regular Board of Education Meeting – April 18, 2011 – 7:30 p.m. - CDEC

Special Board of Education Meeting – April 25, 2011 – 7:30 p.m. -

Reorganization

Facilities & Transportation Committee –

Personnel Committee –

Policy & Curriculum Committee –

Motion by Mrs. Krueger, seconded by Mr. Weber, to adjourn the meeting. Meeting adjourned at 10:20

p.m.

Respectfully Submitted:

Edward Haas, Clerk Chris Thieme, Reporting Secretary