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CAT Tracks for December 16, 2010
REGULAR BOE MEETING - MINUTES |
The Cairo Board of Education held its regular meeting on Thursday, December 16, 2010 at 6 p.m. Below is an annotated agenda to serve as minutes...
CAIRO BOARD OF EDUCATION
CAIRO SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2010
6:00 P.M.
AGENDA
I. Call to Order - 6 p.m.
II. Roll Call - All Present!
III. Examples of Excellence - CJSHS Principal Mark McClintock first passed on compliments that he received from the hotel which housed the junior high girls basketball team that participated in the state tournament at Peoria. Representatives of the hotel informed him that the Cairo girls were the best behaved girls of any group that they had hosted over the years. Principal McClintock then introduced the sponsors of the CHS Junior Class (Anita Giacomo and Stephanie Reece and a student (whose name I did not catch.) They reported that discipline referrals for this year were down 61%. They then reported on fund raisers held toward the Junior/Senior Prom (which this year will be held on May 7th.) Anita Giacomo then thanked the BOE for allowing her training in "DI"...Differentiated Instruction (which emphasized alternative assessment rather than written tests.) She displayed some of the students' work.
IV. Recognition of Guests/Comments From Public And Employees - De De O'Shea informed the BOE that she had requested the opportunity to speak in closed session. Ron Newell informed the BOE that he also wanted to address the BOE concerning a dispute over interpretation of contract language so as to avoid costly legal procedures.
V. Approval of Previous Minutes - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
VI. Approval of Agendas - Superintendent Swopes indicated that he had one additions to make...acceptance of gift cards from the Mayor of Cairo and his wife. Motion made, seconded, and passed to approved the agendas as amended.
VII. Approval of Treasurer's Report - Superintendent Swopes read the highlights. Motion made, seconded, and passed.
VIII. Approval of Payment of Bills/Payroll - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
IX. Informational
$69,490.00 - Title I Low Income
X. Closed Session - The BOE voted to enter closed session at 6:50 p.m. The BOE voted to exit closed session at 9:35 p.m.
XI. Requiring Action/Decisions By Board of Education
XII. Other - There will be a Special BOE Meeting on January 7, 2011, at 5 p.m. for the purpose of discussing/setting/approving the Superintendent's performance goals.
XIII. Old Business
XIV. Adjourn - A motion was made, seconded, and passed to adjourn at 9:48 p.m.
12,539.00 - Title II Teacher Quality
2,618.75 - Lease Payment - CCEC Classrooms - Shawnee College
250.00 - Murray State University Foundation - CyberCave Stipend Visit - Ryan O'Shea
185,188.09 - State Aid - Oct. - 1st Payment
19,763.62 - Federal Lunch
10,700.80 - School Breakfast Program
185,188.09 - State Aid - Oct. - 2nd Payment
93,653.00 - ARRA - Education Jobs Fund
17,929.75 - Spec. Ed. Transportation
30,781.17 - Regular Transportation
26,130.51 - Spec. Ed. Extraordinary
4,803.00 - TAP Grant Payment
1,751.66 - Spec. Ed. Orphanage
1,120.80 - Fresh Fruits & Veg. Grant
100.00 - First Student Transit - Rent (2 months)
12,539.00 - Title II Teacher Quality
49,397.29 - Personal Property Replacement Tax
2,618.75 - Lease Payment - CCEC Classrooms - Shawnee College - Dec. Payment
Employ The Following Teachers and Teacher Aides - For After School Tutoring: (Cairo Elementary): (For once - after numerous previous attempts - the BOE allowed Superintendent Swopes his wish to approve the entire group in one motion, rather than separate motions. Motion made, seconded, and approved to hire the after-school tutoring personnel listed below.
CLOSED SESSION IS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING INFORMATION
RELATIVE TO THE APPOINTMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PERFORMANCE OR
DISMISSAL OF INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYEES WHICH MAY BE OF A TEMPORARY
CONFIDENTIAL NATURE, STUDENT DISCIPLINE, PLACEMENT OF SPECIAL
EDUCATION STUDENTS, DISCUSSION OF LITIGATION PROBABLE, IMMINENT,
FILED OR PENDING AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING OR RELATED ISSUES.