![]() |
CAT Tracks for July 15, 2010
REGULAR BOE MEETING - MINUTES |
The Cairo Board of Education held its regular meeting on Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 6 p.m. Below is an annotated copy of the agenda to serve as "minutes"...
CAIRO BOARD OF EDUCATION
CAIRO SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 2010
6:00 P.M.
AGENDA
I. Call to Order - 6 p.m.
II. Roll Call - All Present (BOE Vice President Stubblefield announced that he would be presiding over the meeting because President Burris, although in attendance, was "under the weather".)
III. Examples of Excellence - None
IV. Recognition of Guests/Comments From Public And Employees - A couple asked about the Garrison Building. The Superintendent/Board told them to wait and discuss the matter in closed session. (I thought that the District had sold the Garrison Building to U.S. Grant Real Estate a few years back. Maybe they reneged and the property reverted back to the District.)
V. Approval of Previous Minutes - A motion was made, seconded, and passed.
VI. Approval of Agendas - A motion was made, seconded, and passed.
VII. Approval of Treasurer's Report - Superintendent Swopes read the totals. A motion was made, seconded, and passed.
VIII. Approval of Payment of Bills/Payroll - Without question or discussion, a motion was made, seconded, and passed.
IX. Informational
$ 190,314.92 - State Aid - 1st Payment - May
X. Closed Session - The BOE voted to enter closed session at 6:23 p.m. (BOE Member Charlene Vaughn left the meeting/building at 6:47 p.m.) The BOE voted to exit closed session at 8:46 p.m.
XI. Requiring Action/Decisions By Board of Education
a. Recall Charlotte Loveless - Position - Lang. Arts. - Cairo Jr/Sr High School - Motion made, seconded, and passed. (The third time was the charm!)
1,599.00 - Title VI Rural Education
54,790.00 - Title I Low Income
834.00 - Safe & Drug Free Schools
13,920.00 - Title II Teacher Quality
186,570.00 - Title I Low Income
93,099.00 - ARRA- Title I Low Income
162,018.93 - State Aid - May - 2nd Payment
2,476.66 - Fresh Fruits & Veg. Grant
16,806.32 - Federal Lunch
9,625.00 - Federal Breakfast
17,929.75 - Spec. Ed. Transportation
19,474.00 - TAP Grant Payment
2,304.00 - ADA Safety Block Grant
37,002.00 - Early Childhood Block Grant
2,161.76 - State Lunch
7,371.00 - TAP Grant Payment
1,854.87 - State Lunch
25,000.00 - Early Childhood Block Grant
1,127.42 - Driver Education
50.00 - First Student Transit - Rent
b. Can I get a drum roll please? Hire James Gibson - Position - Junior High Science Teacher - Motion made, seconded, and passed. (The vote was 4-0-2. Brown, Burris, Coleman, and McBride voted "Yes"; Gooden and Stubblefield voted "Abstain".) As you would expect, this topic warrants its own separate edition of CAT Tracks. Stay tuned...
c. Hired James Colyer, Jr. High Social Studies and Head Jr. High Basketball Coach - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
d. Hired Rachel Harrell, High School Cheerleading Sponsor - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
e. Employed Serina Nelson, Jr. High School Cheerleading Sponsor - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
f. Employed Regina Brown, Head Jr. High School Softball Coach - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
g. Employed Vichai Jangjirawat, Head High School Track and Assistant Jr. High Girls Basketball Coach - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
h. Employed Richard McBride, Head High School Basketball, Assistant Jr. High Baseball, and Assistant High School Track Coach - Motion made, seconded, and passed.
XII. Other - BOE Presiding Officer Stubblefield announced that he had received a letter from BOE Member Vaughn, resigning her position on the Cairo Board of Education. A motion was made, seconded, and passed to accept the resignation.
XIII. Old Business - None.
XIV. Adjourn...Motion made, seconded, and passed to adjourn at 8:55 p.m.
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.