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NOTICE Thursday, DECEMBER 27, 2018-ENTERPRISE-PAGE 6 WEST MARSHALL PUBLIC NOTICE West Marshall Board of Education Regular Session December 12, 2018 The West Marshall Board of Education met in regular session on Wednesday, De- cember 12, 2018, at 6:00 p.m. in the library in the high school building. President Rod- ney Honeck called the meeting to order. Members present for roll call included April Coulter, Rodney Honeck, Shawn Meyer, Ryan Pfantz, Bob Ranson and Jason Walker. Sue Goodman was absent. Agenda: Motion by Ranson, seconded by Pfantz, to approve the agenda. Ayes, 6; Nays, 0. Motion carried. Pledge of Allegiance Board Recognitions: Middle School Honor Band: Ella Henze, Zane Kirke, Ian Osgood, Wyatt Thompson, Ella Wertz Middle School Student Council: Ella Wertz – Treasurer, Josie DeNeui – Histo- rian, Emma Allen - Secretary All-State Football: Cammon Banister, Chase Burr, Joe Halverson, Luke Pinnick All-State Cross-Country: Grace Girard Welcome and Recognition of Visitors Consent Agenda Recommendation by Mr. Large to ap- prove the following consent agenda items: •Minutes of the November 14, 2018, Regular Session •Minutes of the November 14, 2018, Public Hearing •Bills and financial reports •Personnel changes: -Approve TLC contracts, Teacher Lead- ers, $4,000 for 5 extra days for: Tara Pfantz, Christy Sams, Lindsay Adams, Joy Cronbaugh, Dawn Diser, Alexis Chandler, Amy McKibben, Zach Eash, Taylor Smith, Cynthia Hilleman, Hannah Thompson, Shelley Baker, Brandon Weisert -Approve change in rate of pay for Jes- sica Carter to $11.75 due to work students with medical needs. Motion by Ranson, seconded by Coul- ter, to approve the consent agenda items. Ayes, 6; Nays, 0. Motion carried. Academic Presentations Standards-Based Grading Website: The administrators shared what they have put together so far for the standards-based grading website. This includes information and research done by other districts on what Iowa schools are doing with this, such as where they are in the process (if at all), what their implementation will look like and their grading system. They plan to also have some meetings for parents, possibly during spring conferences. New Business •Employee Handbook: The employee handbook will be the governing document, replacing the Master Contract. This hand- book is being followed for the current school year. The changes include bereave- ment is no longer allowed for close friend; personal leave must be used before taking an unpaid day; personal leave is allowed for days bordering a scheduled break/holi- day. Motion by Ranson, seconded by Meyer, to approve the employee handbook. Ayes, 6; Nays, 0. Motion carried. •Fundraising requests: Requests in- clude silent auction for Junior Class fundraiser and meal during a basketball game for After Prom. Motion by Ranson, seconded by Meyer, to approve the fundraisers. Ayes, 6; Nays, 0. Motion car- ried. •Board Policies, 400 Series: The 400 Series of the board policies were reviewed (see notes below): 400 Role of and Guiding Principles for Employees 401 Employees and Internal Relations 401.1 Equal Employment Opportunity UP FOR REVIEW NO CHANGE 401.2 Employee Conflict of Interest RE- VISED SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.3. Nepotism REVIEWED SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.4. Employee Complaints RE- VIEWED MARCH ‘18 NO CHANGE 401.5. Employee Records REVIEWED SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.5R1. Employee Records Regula- tion REVIEW SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.6. Transporting of Students by Em- ployees FIRST READING 401.7. Employee Travel Compensation REV SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.8. Recognition for Service of Em- ployees R SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.9. Employee Political Activity RE- VIEW SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.10. Credit Cards REVIEW SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.11. Employee Orientation REVIEW SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.12. Employee Use of Cell Phones FIRST READING 401.12R1 Employee Use of Cell Phones Regulation FIRST READING 401.13. Staff Technology Use/Social Networking SEPT ‘17 NO CHANGE 401.13R1 Staff Technology Use/Social Networking Regulation FIRST READING 413 Classified Employee – Termination of Employment 413.1. Classified Employee Resignation FIRST READING 413.2. Classified Employee Retirement FIRST READING 413.3. Classified Employee Suspension FIRST READING no change 413.4. Classified Employee Dismissal FIRST READING 413.5. Classified Employee Reduction- In-Force FIRST READING no change 413.6. Classified Employee Early Re- tirement FIRST READING 413.6E1. Classified Employee Early Re- tirement Acknowledgement of Receipt No change 413.6E2. Classified Employee Early Re- tirement Application FIRST READING 414 Classified Employee – Vacations and Leaves of Absence 414.1. Classified Employee Vacations – Holidays – Personal Leave FIRST READ- ING 414.2. Non-certified Employee Personal Illness Leave 414.3. Classified Employee Family and Medical Leave FIRST READING no change OLD 414.3E1 Classified Employee Family and Medical Leave Notice to Em- ployees OLD 414.3E2 Classified Employee Family and Medical Leave Request Form NEW 414.3E2 Classified Employee Family and Medical Leave Notice to Em- ployees UPDATE FORM NEW 414.3E3 Classified Certificate of Health Care FMLA NEW 414.3E4 Classified Approval/Not Approved Designation Notice 414.3R1. Classified Employee Family and Medical Leave Regulation No Changes 414.3R2. Classified Employee Family and Medical Leave Definitions No Changes 414.4. Classified Employment Bereave- ment Leave FIRST READING 414.5. Classified Employee Political Leave FIRST READING No Change 414.6. Classified Employee Jury Duty Leave FIRST READING No Change 414.7. Classified Employee Military Service Leave FIRST READING No Change 414.8. Classified Employee Unpaid Leave FIRST READING 414.9. Classified Employee Profes- sional Purposes Leave FIRST READING Motion by Pfantz, seconded by Walker, to approve the first reading of the 400 se- ries of the board policies as presented. Ayes, 6; Nays, 0. Motion carried. Admin Reports •High School Principal Report – Mr. Ein- sweiler reported a few high school and mid- dle school staff members attended training with Jan Chappuis and Heartland AEA to improve instructional practices and align- ment of assessments. Professional devel- opment presentation focused on aligning assessments to what standards are asking them to do, making sure they meet depth of knowledge level. RAI scores beginning next year will not include class rank (this is used for acceptance into Board of Regent schools). •Middle School Report – Mr. Randall shared that the middle school started a broadcasting group - Mari Haley will be working before/after school to learn video reporting, 8 students attending in first week. They will work to do a broadcast. Ms. Kriegel has created a girls group, where they work to build positive relationships. They are doing some community projects as well. She is also trying to get grant funding to bring in mental health counselors for students and for a national program presentation focusing on courage (for 8th grade only). The middle school mental health resource fair was on Monday. They had 10 presenters. Winter coat drive - counselors collected coats, boots, snow pants. Eleven families attended and half of the items were taken. The other half we will keep in case needs arise during the winter. •Elementary Report – Ms. Smith re- ported on literacy instruction, they are con- tinuing to implement using Lucy Caulkins with Central Rivers AEA, holding everyone accountable and doing walk-throughs. They added Jan Richardson to literacy to design instruction to find out what kids need and develop lessons. Areas of need include need more books in classroom li- braries to keep them engaged. They are using FAST data as a screener for both math and literacy, and then do more diag- nostic tests to hone in on skills needed. They are looking at phonics program to im- plement as this is a pretty big weakness right now. The Preschool desk audit was completed this week. Focusing on processes in place to make sure we have these in place. Playground is a need for preschool. 6 to 6 program licensure - work- ing with DHS on this. Expectations are high for our before/after child care program. •Superintendent Report - Mr. Large pro- vided more information on ISASP, the new state assessment coming this year. This will be an online assessment for grades 4- 11 and a paper assessment for 3rd grade. The proctoring is similar to the ACT exam. Assessments will take place in March or April. Snow removal - continue using Schoppe for high school and middle school. Use current staff at elementary and bus garage. A draft of the 2019-2020 school calendar was shared. It will be similar to this year. Start date of 8/23, 3 days of va- cation at Thanksgiving, 2 weeks off at win- ter time, 1 full week of spring break, and the last day of class for students will be scheduled for May 22nd (barring any nec- essary make-up days). Final website - hoping to train on new website next week. Hope to go live with limited links by end of next week and to have it fully functioning by mid-January. Board Member Reports •Labor Management Committee: The group has met and discussed the employee handbook, professional development days, calendar, TLC alignment, board policies, and homework policy changes. •Foundation Report: The Foundation fundraisers include poinsettias sales, beef burger supper, Scratch cupcakes sales, clocks. Motion by Meyer, seconded by Walker, to adjourn. Ayes, 6; Nays, 0. Motion car- ried. The meeting adjourned at 8:28 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Stephanie Edler IOWA DISTRICT COURT FOR MARSHALL COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF ) THE ESTATE OF ) Probate No. ESPR009647 ) IRMA M. HENZE, ) Deceased. ) NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Persons Interested in the Estate of Irma M. Henze, Deceased, who died on or about November 18, 2018: You are hereby notified that on December 12, 2018, the last will and testament of Irma M. Henze, deceased, bearing date of January 5, 1984, was admitted to probate in the above named court and that Elizabeth A. Brown f/k/a Elizabeth A. Henze was appointed executor of the estate. Any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court of said county within the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent and devisees under the will whose identities are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be for- ever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make im- mediate payment to the undersigned, and creditors having claims against the estate shall file them with the clerk of the above named district court, as provided by law, duly authenti- cated, for allowance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of four months from the date of the second publication of this notice or one month from the date of mailing of this notice (un- less otherwise allowed or paid) a claim is thereafter forever barred. Dated: December 12, 2018 /s/ Elizabeth A. Brown f/k/a Elizabeth A. Henze Executor of estate 302 6th Avenue SW State Center, IA 50247 Brian L. Danielson, ICIS PIN No: AT0001958 Attorney for executor Firm Name: Peglow, O’Hare & See, P.L.C. Address: 118 East Main Street, Marshalltown, IA 50158 Date of second publication December 27, 2018. West Marshall CSD Board Bills December 12, 2018 Vendor Name Description Amount Checking 1 Fund:10 OPERATING FUND ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY DEF TESTER, GLOVES & SUPPLIES. 63.30 ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY OIL, AIR & FUEL FILTERS 577.24 ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY VAN REPAIR PART 42.30 BCLUW CSD OPEN ENROLLMENT, 1ST SEMESTER-14,459.45 BEN'S TIRE TIRES FOR TRAVERSE 640.00 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS BBBS COORDINATOR JUNE-OCT 593.12 CASEY'S GENERAL STORES, INC. FUEL 39.01 CENTRAL IOWA DISTRIBUTING VACUUM 467.00 CON-STRUCT, INC. REPAIR DITCH-N END OF MS 3,600.00 CREATION ENGINE SOFTWARE, MS BROADCASTING 199.00 CROSS DILLON TIRE WHEEL POWDER COATW/ ZINC 60.00 DAKTRONICS, INC. SCOREBOARDS-HS GYM 10,044.00 DECKER EQUIPMENT GYM SPECTATOR SIGNS 466.77 DECKER EQUIPMENT RESTROOM PARTITION PARTS 52.79 DECKER EQUIPMENT DIAPER CHANGING STATION 240.95 DECKER EQUIPMENT GYM DIRECTIONAL SIGNS 100.51 DIAMOND OIL CO. ENGINE OIL 625.95 FLINN SCIENTIFIC CLASS SUPPLIES 481.05 GRANT WOOD AEA CULTURE & LANGUAGE CONFERENCE150.00 HEARTLAND AEA PBL CLASS REGISTRATION 360.00 HOGLUND BUS COMPANY BUS WINDOW 252.40 HOGLUND BUS COMPANY FUEL LINE 58.90 HOMETOWN FOODS FOODS CLASS SUPPLIES 6.89 HOMETOWN FOODS FOODS CLASS SUPPLIES 13.28 HOMETOWN FOODS ICE 13.10 HOMETOWN FOODS DRINKS FOR BOARD MEETING 12.18 HOMETOWN FOODS FOOD FOR FCS CLASS 17.12 HOMETOWN FOODS FOOD FOR FCS CLASS 15.75 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC ASSN. JAZZ CHOIR FESTIVAL REGISTRATION 150.00 IOWA ONE CALL LOCATING SERVICE 21.60 IOWA VALLEY CONTINUING ED. BUS DRIVER TRAINING 60.00 ISEBA DENTAL INSURANCE PREMIUM 319.61 IT'S UNIQUE, INC. MEMORIAL 50.00 JW PEPPER & SON, INC. MUSIC FOR JAZZ CHOIR 16.25 KERRY MARSH JAZZ CHOIR MUSIC 120.00 LARGE, JACY PBL TRAVEL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT-286.41 LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY, THE STEEL SPOOL 380.85 M GERVICH & SONS SHEET METAL 275.00 M GERVICH & SONS SHEET METAL 300.00 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO., INC.-LTD INSURANCE PREMIUM 886.58 MARSHALL CO. CLERK OF COURT FINE FOR BURGLAR ALARM 146.77 MEDICAL ENTERPRISES DRUG TESTING 1,055.00 MENARDS MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 229.82 MENARDS SUPPLIES FOR HANDPRINT PROJECT 98.64 MENARDS WHITEBOARD PAINT 60.17 MID IOWA ENTERPRISE MINUTES, CLAIMS & ADS 410.21 MIDWEST BUS PARTS, INC. BUS REPAIR PARTS 167.97 POSTMASTER STAMPS-2 ROLLS 100.00 QUALITY SERVICES CORP. BUS REPAIR 7,878.85 QUILL COLORED PAPER 7.13 QUILL WASTE BAKSETS & TONER 113.51 REVTRAK, INC. STATEMENT FEE 19.95 REVTRAK, INC. PROCESSING FEES 12.99 REVTRAK, INC. PROCESSING FEES 232.41 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY STUDENT BAND BOOK 9.89 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY STUDENT BAND BOOK 9.89 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY REEDS 19.65 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY STUDENT BAND BOOK 9.89 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY STUDENT BAND BOOK 9.89 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY STUDENT BAND BOOK 9.89 SCHENDEL PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL 120.00 SCHOLASTIC INC. CLASSROOM BOOKS 101.50 SCHOOL SPECIALTY PLASTER OF PARIS 41.84 SIOUX CITY CSD SPEC ED TUITION, QTR 1 4,977.68 SMITH, NANETTE POSTAGE REIMBURSEMENT 45.15 SUPPLYWORKS FLOOR SCRUBBER 6,135.75 THEISEN'S (FBO) SPRAYER 11.99 THEISEN'S (FBO) BULB & CLEANER 22.47 THINKMAP INC. VOCABULARY.COM LICENSE 1,200.00 USIC LOCATING SERVICES, LLC LOCATING SERVICE 330.00 WALSH DOOR & SECURITY CLOSER, HINGES, SWEEPS ON DOOR-1,405.23 WALSH DOOR & SECURITY CLOSER & GASKETING ON DOOR 869.36 WARTBURG COLLEGE REAL MEN SING FESTIVAL 444.00 WEST MARSHALL ACTIVITY FUND LOGO SOCKS FOR PBIS 35.00 WEST MARSHALL FOOD SERVICE SUPPLIES FOR FCS CLASS 9.34 WEST MARSHALL FOOD SERVICE FCS CLASS SUPPLIES 19.53 WEST MARSHALL GENERAL FUND POSTAGE CASH 200.00 WINTERSET CSD VOCAL JAZZ CLINIC 100.00 Fund Total: 63,189.72 Checking 1Fund:62 CHILD CARE & BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL MARTIN BROTHERS 6-6 SNACKS 111.29 Fund Total: 111.29 Checking 2 Fund: 61 SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO. DAIRY 2,468.78 EARTHGRAINS BAKING CO., INC. BREAD 428.84 EMS DETERGENT SERVICES DETERGENT 465.00 MARTIN BROTHERS FOOD & SUPPLIES 11,676.54 Fund Total: 15,039.16 Checking 4 Fund: 36 PHYSICAL PLANT & EQUIPMENT DAKTRONICS, INC. SCOREBOARDS-HS GYM 7,044.00 IOWA DIRECT EQUIP. & APPRAISAL BASKETBALL BACKSTOPS 9,598.00 KIEFER USA GYM FLOOR PROTECTION MATS. 8,684.00 WALSH DOOR & SECURITY INSTALL NEW DOORS 12,074.83 WALSH DOOR & SECURITY EXTERIOR DOOR-HS 9,596.06 WALSH DOOR & SECURITY INSTALL NEW DOOR ON WRESTLING BLDG -3,806.39 Fund Total: 50,803.28 Checking 5 Fund: 21 ACTIVITY ACCOUNT AVERILL, BOB BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 70.00 BAILEY'S PIZZA PIZZA FOR DRAMA DINNER 80.00 BBR PRODUCTIONS DJ FOR WINTER FORMAL 250.00 BFG SUPPLY CO. POINSETTA POT COVERS 84.51 CASEY'S GENERAL STORE DONUTS FOR STUDENT PRIZE 15.98 CLARK, WILLIAM BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 DAKTRONICS, INC. SCOREBOARDS-HS GYM 3,000.00 DALLAS CENTER-GRIMES HIGH SCHOOL-WRESTLING ENTRY FEE 100.00 DREES, ALLAN BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 DREES, ALLAN BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 FLAWS, JIM BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 HARRELD, CLAYTON BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 70.00 HEETLAND, LYNN BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 HUDNUT, RICH BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 HUNTER, CORY WRESTLING OFFICIAL 95.00 HYPE SOCKS, LLC LOGO ELITE SOCKS 1,514.06 JANSSEN, MARK BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 JOHNSON, DEWAYNE BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 NORTH HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING ENTRY FEE 90.00 PONTIER, MARTIN WRESTLING OFFICIAL 95.00 RIDDELL KILZONE DISINFECTANT 75.00 TAYLOR, GLEN VOLLEYBALL OFFICIAL 70.00 WEBER, CHRIS BASEKTBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 WEST MARSHALL ACTIVITY FUND. GATE BOX FOR WRESTLING TOURNAMENT 1,900.00 Fund Total: 8,364.55 Checking 7 Fund: 33 LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX MELEE LLC RESTROOM BID PRINTS 1,260.47 Fund Total: 1,260.47 West Marshall CSD Board Bills December 12, 2018 Pre-Paid Bills Checking 1 Fund: 10 OPERATING FUND CENTRAL STATE BANK WIRE FEES 20.00 Fund Total: 20.00 Checking 5 Fund: 21 ACTIVITY ACCOUNT WEST MARSHALL ACTIVITY FUND NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION MEALS 928.00 WEST MARSHALL ACTIVITY FUND STATE XC MEAL MONEY 30.00 Fund Total: 958.00 Checking 6 Fund: 71 SELF INSURANCE FUND EBS SELF-INSURANCE CLAIMS 253.97 EBS SELF-INSURANCE CLAIMS 4,181.57 EBS SELF-INSURANCE CLAIMS 492.13 Fund Total: 9,363.21 Checking 8 Fund: 40 DEBT SERVICE FUND BANKERS TRUST GO BOND INTEREST 58,412.50 Fund Total: 58,412.50 West Marshall CSD Board Bills December 12, 2018 Bills Submitted in Addition to Original Agenda Checking 1 Fund: 10 OPERATING FUND A+ COMMUNICATIONS FIRE PANEL REPAIR 326.50 ACME TOOLS INTEREST CHARGE 12.81 ALLIANT ENERGY UTILITIES 2,530.85 AMAZON.COM PAINT & SENSORY TOYS 59.00 AMAZON.COM IBUPROFEN 29.78 AMAZON.COM STABILITY BALLS 83.97 AMAZON.COM BOOK BINS 15.67 AMAZON.COM NURSE SUPPLIES 28.28 AMAZON.COM HDMI CORDS FOR DOC CAMERAS 100.75 AMAZON.COM BOOKS FOR STAFF 113.19 AMAZON.COM IPAD CASES & KEYBOARDS 111.92 AMAZON.COM DOCUMENT CAMERAS 2,587.00 AMAZON.COM FIRE ALARM COVERS 672.96 AMAZON.COM CHEWING GUM & WIRED MOUSE 53.63 AMAZON.COM BOOKS FOR STAFF 101.35 AMAZON.COM NURSE SUPPLIES 17.60 AMAZON.COM STUDENT BADGES 63.98 AMAZON.COM CONSUMER MATH BOOKS 289.15 AMAZON.COM STORAGE BAGS 12.45 AMAZON.COM NURSE SUPPLIES 20.74 AMAZON.COM NURSE SUPPLIES 21.58 AMAZON.COM CHROMEBOOK SCREENS 268.80 AMAZON.COM DANCE BOOK FOR MUSIC 33.49 AMAZON.COM TEACHER BOOK 27.99 AMAZON.COM IPAD CASES 116.87 APPLIANCE DOCTOR HS WASHER DRAIN PUMP 260.90 ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY BUS BATTERIES 288.22 ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY MATS FOR OIL SPILLS 54.99 BIRCH COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE 132.59 BOOKSOURCE BOOKS FOR CLASSROOM 833.61 CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO. CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 115.34 CENGAGE LEARNING SHELLY CASHMAN SERIES COLLECTION-1,044.00 CITY OF STATE CENTER UTILITIES 15,003.59 DIAMOND VOGEL PAINT 26.16 HAWKEYE TRUCK EQUIPMENT SKID FOR SNOW PLOW 45.00 HEARTLAND AEA CLASS REGISTRATIONS 560.00 IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK INTERNET 564.00 IOWA ONE CALL LOCATING SERVICE 0.90 IOWA VALLEY CCD CAREER ACADEMY 1,323.45 IOWA VALLEY CCD COLLEGE CLASSES 77,727.50 ISFIS BACKGROUND CHECKS 42.00 JET CITY REPAIR COMPUTER REPAIRS 119.98 JW PEPPER & SON, INC. BAND MUSIC 271.99 MENARDS MAGNETIC PRIMER 20.27 MENARDS MAGNETIC PRIMER & DRY ERASE PAINT-80.12 NEW CENTURY FARM SERVICE FUEL 8,191.09 PARTNER COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE 957.35 QUILL OFFICE SUPPLIES 62.77 RANDALL, JACOB REIMBURSEMENT FOR BOOKS 39.20 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY BAND BOOK 9.89 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY CONDUCTOR'S BOOK 53.99 RIEMAN MUSIC COMPANY TROMBONE REPAIR 21.00 SCHENDEL PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL 120.00 SOGGE, LORI SCHOLASTIC ART ENTRY FEE REIMB 130.00 SUPPLYWORKS WINDOW CLEANING SUPPLIES 125.80 USIC LOCATING SERVICES, LLC LOCATING SERVICE 55.00 WAL-MART GUIDANCE SUPPLIES 63.55 WOODRIVER ENERGY LLC NATURAL GAS 4,970.48 Fund Total: 121,015.04 WMMS Winter Concert 7th & 8th Grade Band 6th Grade Band 6th Grade Chorus 7th & 8th Grade Chorus West Marshall Superintendent Jacy Large (aka Grumpy Elf) at left was spot- ted with his note- book in hand amongst the 6th grade band. -Photos by Michelle Wilkinson Checking 2 Fund: 61 SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND AMAZON.COM KITCHEN OFFICE SUPPLIES 58.64 ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO. DAIRY 1,638.48 EARTHGRAINS BAKING CO., INC. BREAD 162.80 MARTIN BROTHERS CREDIT FOR RETURN (209.95) MARTIN BROTHERS FOOD & SUPPLIES 2,124.19 RAPIDS FOODSERVICE SUPPLIES 21.13 Fund Total: 3,795.29 Checking 5 Fund: 21 ACTIVITY ACCOUNT CLARK, WILLIAM BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 HARRELD, CLAYTON BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 70.00 HEETLAND, LYNN BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 HILLMER, HOLLI BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 70.00 IOWA SPORTS SUPPLY COMPANY WRESTLING MAT TAPE 131.00 IOWA SPORTS SUPPLY COMPANY WRESTLING SCOREBOOK 56.97 SPORTS PAGE BASEBALL EQUIPMENT 1,955.50 WADDELL, TODD BASKETBALL OFFICIAL 95.00 WAL-MART FOOD FOR FFA HARVEST DINNER 188.23 WAL-MART FOOD FOR FALL PLAY CAST DINNER 60.35 WAL-MART STUDENT COUNCIL SUPPLIES 14.58 WAL-MART CONCESSION STAND SUPPLIES 47.71 Fund Total: 2,879.34 Checking 7 Fund: 33 LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX PHILLIPS FLOORS HS GYM FLOOR 9,558.25 Fund Total: 9,558.25 WMMS Holiday Coffee held December 19th 7th & 8th grade Choir 6th grade Choir The 6th grade small band group per- formed for approximately 80 guests who attended. -Photos by Michelle Wilson
