April 2017 EDITION Check us out at www.ellsaline.org ECHO March 13 Board Meeting Report All board members were present. All action was approved on a 7-0 vote unless noted otherwise. 7:00 P.M. REGULAR MEETING V. REPORTS BOE – Jamie Bradley reported on discussion at the Booster Club meeting relative to the purpose of the organiza- tion and potential projects to fund; Jeff Parker reported that the Larned Youth Center is now closed which has re- duced the amount of revenue generated to SHESC but some of those youth are now in Topeka which has caused a slight increase in revenue there and that SHESC is seeing an increase in schools utilizing their services which has also resulted in increased revenue. Mrs. Sprinkle – Her report included: math textbook series being adopted; handwriting series will be adopted soon; professional development needed for the Balanced Literacy program; and work being continued on the KESA model of accreditation. Mr. Wilson – His report included: a summary of the many winter activities that our students and staff have been involved in. Mr. Minneman – His report included: legislative items of interest; read one thank you note; and a list of dates that he will be attending meetings out of the district before the next meeting. VI. BUSINESS A. Accept Resignation—Margaret Shaver’s resignation as 4 th grade teacher effective at the end of this contract year was accepted. B. Approve Supplemental Positions—The following supplemental positions were approved: Chris Weems as Boys’ Golf Coach; and Chencho Arceo as the second Assistant Baseball Coach. C. Approve Student Out-of-State Travel—The following trips were approved: senior trip to Denver, CO from May 6 – 10; and Business Professionals of America to Orlando, FL from May 10 – 13. D. Storm Shelter Backup Power—This was tabled until a future meeting when additional quotes would be available. E. KESA Update—Information was shared on the State Board of Education’s goal of Kindergarten Readiness. This was an information/discussion item only. F. Board Policy – 1 st Reading—Since this was the first reading no action was taken. They will be brought back at the April meeting for possible action. There were two Executive Sessions: Personnel and Negotiations. The meeting adjourned at 7:48 p.m. The next regular meeting will be Monday, April 10, at 7:00 p.m. in the District Office in Brookville. If anyone wishes to have an item added to the agenda, please contact President Mitch Drees, Vice-President John Fouard or the District Office two weeks prior to the meeting.
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April 2017 EDITION
Check us out at www.ellsaline.org
ECHO
March 13 Board Meeting Report All board members were present. All action was approved on a 7-0 vote unless noted otherwise. 7:00 P.M. REGULAR MEETING V. REPORTS BOE – Jamie Bradley reported on discussion at the Booster Club meeting relative to the purpose of the organiza-tion and potential projects to fund; Jeff Parker reported that the Larned Youth Center is now closed which has re-duced the amount of revenue generated to SHESC but some of those youth are now in Topeka which has caused a slight increase in revenue there and that SHESC is seeing an increase in schools utilizing their services which has also resulted in increased revenue.
Mrs. Sprinkle – Her report included: math textbook series being adopted; handwriting series will be adopted soon; professional development needed for the Balanced Literacy program; and work being continued on the KESA model of accreditation.
Mr. Wilson – His report included: a summary of the many winter activities that our students and staff have been involved in. Mr. Minneman – His report included: legislative items of interest; read one thank you note; and a list of dates that he will be attending meetings out of the district before the next meeting. VI. BUSINESS A. Accept Resignation—Margaret Shaver’s resignation as 4th grade teacher effective at the end of this contract
year was accepted. B. Approve Supplemental Positions—The following supplemental positions were approved: Chris Weems as
Boys’ Golf Coach; and Chencho Arceo as the second Assistant Baseball Coach. C. Approve Student Out-of-State Travel—The following trips were approved: senior trip to Denver, CO from
May 6 – 10; and Business Professionals of America to Orlando, FL from May 10 – 13. D. Storm Shelter Backup Power—This was tabled until a future meeting when additional quotes would be
available. E. KESA Update—Information was shared on the State Board of Education’s goal of Kindergarten Readiness.
This was an information/discussion item only. F. Board Policy – 1st Reading—Since this was the first reading no action was taken. They will be brought back
at the April meeting for possible action.
There were two Executive Sessions: Personnel and Negotiations. The meeting adjourned at 7:48 p.m. The next regular meeting will be Monday, April 10, at 7:00 p.m. in the District Office in Brookville. If anyone wishes to have an item added to the agenda, please contact President Mitch Drees, Vice-President John Fouard or the District Office two weeks prior to the meeting.
If you have a child who will be 5 years old before August 31, 2017, please contact Ell-Saline Elementary School for details (785) 827-8891 or e-mail Anita at
[email protected]. You can also go online to www.ellsaline.org for information and to print off the Kindergarten Round Up Form.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 26, 2017
Booster Club Meeting Minutes March 8, 2017
In attendance: Robyn & Madonna Anglin, Jamie & Darcy Bradley, Laurie Came, Stacy Came, Darci Ditto, Michelle Griffin, Heather Hardesty, Angela Hopkins, Mendee Kramer, Valerie Linenberger, Jeanne Northcutt, Susie Omli, Greg Plott, Paul & Courtney Schneider, Julie Weems, Julie Work Account Balances – Booster checking balance- $17,060.61, MS Summer Basketball balance- $1408.05, Baseball
balance- $528.09 Discussion on projects that Booster Club could help fund. Members will be asking community members for ideas. Membership Update – No new memberships Discussion on making donation to Junior Class to help pay for Prom DJ. Valerie Linenberger moved we donate
$250 toward the DJ. Vote failed. Reviewed Clothing Sales for year. Square Pay was a success-will continue this next year. Youth Basketball Tournament was reviewed. Discussion on moving date earlier in the school year. Members are
looking into possible dates. Discussion about sponsoring Softball/Baseball Tournaments as a fund raiser this Spring. Members looking into
this possibility. Youth Track Meet will be April 22. Needing volunteers for all aspects of meet. Contact Darcy Bradley if you are
able to help in any way. Emails will be sent to ask for volunteers. Teacher Appreciation was discussed. Dates will be April 24, 25, & 27. Contact Julie Work if you are able to
donate/help with this event. Emails will be sent to ask for volunteers. Next Meeting will be Wednesday, May 3, 2017 7:00 pm in Commons Area.
EASTER EGG HUNT
When: April 14, 2017
Where: Brookville City Park Starting at 10:00 a.m.
Age Groups Candy and Prizes
Snacks for the Hunters
Special Appearance “The Easter Bunny”
ELL-SALINE FFA GREENHOUSE
Plants available starting April 19th. If you want plants earlier you may contact Ell-Saline High School @ 785-225-6633 or
Mr. Weis @ 785-820-1121
Vegetables and Flowers Tomatoes, Peppers, Egg Plant, Geraniums, petunias,
rose moss, coleus, spikes, asparagus ferns
COME CHECK US OUT
FFA BANQUET APRIL 26, 2017
ELL-SALINE HIGH SCHOOL AT 6:30
MARCH STUDENT OF THE MONTH
The March High School Student of the month is Junior Zaide Korb. Zaide is
the son of Jason Korb and Lacey Smith. He is also the brother of Tyler and
Chase Korb and Darby, Colter, Aubrey, and Clayton Smith. In school, he is
involved in football, powerlifting, track, PALS, FCA, NHS, and is a Salina Vo-
Tech student. In his community, he is an AWANA listener and a member of
the FSBC youth group. In his spare time, Zaide enjoys bird hunting, big game
hunting, and helping on the family farm. After school, Zaide plans to finish
his Construction Technology degree at Salina Vo-Tech and enter the work
force. Way to go, Zaide!
The March Middle School Student of the month is seventh grader
Hunter DeGreeff. Hunter is the son of Randy and Becky De-
Greeff and the brother of Alida, Josh, and Lacey DeGreeff. In
school, he is involved in football, basketball, and track. In his
community, he participates in 4-H. In his free time, Hunter en-
joys hunting, fishing, and gardening. After school, he would like
to get a degree in agriculture. Great job, Hunter!
An Equal Employment/Educational Opportunity Agency The Ell-Saline U.S.D. 307 Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, handicap or age in admission or access to, or treatment in, its programs or activities. Any questions regarding in the board’s compliance with Title VI, Title IX, or Section 504 may be directed to the
Title IX coordinator, who can be reached at (785) 225-6813, 412 E. Anderson, P.O. Box 157, Brookville, KS 67425, or to the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education.
District Office 412 E. Anderson P.O. Box 157 Brookville, KS 67425-0157 (785) 225-6813 Return Service Requested
Middle/High School 414 E. Anderson P.O. Box 97 Brookville, KS 67425-0097 (785) 225-6633
Elementary School 1757 N. Halstead Rd. Salina, KS 67401 (785) 827-8891
Ell-Saline USD 307
CALENDAR OF EVENTS Check for changes at www.ellsaline.org
Apr. 1 April Fools Day Apr. 1 9:00 Powerlifting @ Solomon Apr. 1 State Science Olympiad @ Wichita Apr. 1 KSHSAA Regional Solo/Sm Ensemble @ Hillsboro Apr. 2-4 FCCLA State Leadership @ Wichita Apr. 3 NO ESE After School Apr. 3 8:00 HOA Forensics @ Remington Apr. 3 7:00 K Vocal Program @ ESE Apr. 4 3:30 MS HOA Quiz Bowl @ Remington Apr. 4 4:30 HS SB @ Sterling Apr. 5 9:00 HOA HS Art Festival @ ES Apr. 6 6th Grade Band Contest @ ESE Apr. 6 4:00 MS TR @ ES Apr. 7 NO ESE After School Apr. 7 3:00 HS SB/BSB @ Inman Apr. 7 3:00 HS TR @ Bennington Apr. 8 Junior/Senior Prom Apr. 10 7:00 BOE Meeting @ DO Apr. 11 3:00 HS GO @ Minneapolis Apr. 11 3:00 HS BSB Ellsworth @ ES Apr. 11 3:00 HS TR @ Ellsworth Apr. 12 KSHSAA State Large Group Apr. 13 NO ESE After School Apr. 13 4:00 MS TR @ Bennington Apr. 14 NO SCHOOL/EASTER BREAK Apr. 16 HAPPY EASTER Apr. 17 NO SCHOOL/EASTER BREAK Apr. 17 4:00 HS JV BSB @ Bennington
Apr. 18 9:00 HS GO @ Abilene Apr. 18 3:00 HS SB/BSB Marion @ ES Apr. 18 3:00 HS TR @ Russell Apr. 19 9:00 HS Art @ FHSU Apr. 20 4:00 MS TR @ Remington Apr. 21 NO ESE After School Apr. 21 3:00 HS TR @ Lincoln Apr. 21 4:30 HS SB/BSB @ Canton/Galva Apr. 22 Band @ Worlds of Fun Apr. 22 Regional Speech and Drama Apr. 22 9:00-3:00 Booster Club Track @ ESH Apr. 22 HS JV BSB @ Moundridge Apr. 23 3:00 Outdoor Learning Center Work Day Apr. 24 NO ESE After School Apr. 24 3:00 HS JV TR @ Tescott Apr. 24 7:00 3-4 Vocal Program @ ESE Apr. 25 4:00 HS SB @ Trinity Catholic Apr. 26 Kindergaraten Round-up Apr. 26 NO KINDERGARTEN CLASSES Apr. 26 6:30 FFA Banquet Apr. 27 9:00 HS GO @ Russell Apr. 27 4:00 MS TR @ Sterling Apr. 28 NO ESE After School Apr. 28 9:00 Tech Ed Fair @ FHSU Apr. 28 10:00 HS TR @ Beloit Apr. 28 3:00 HS SB/BSB Remington @ ES Apr. 29 KSHSAA State Solo/Sm Ensemble @ Salina
