March 24, 2015 - Regular Meeting
Invocation Pledge of Allegiance1. Tynes Elementary School Chorus will perform in recognition of March Music Month Call to Order2. Attendance Minutes: Present: Janice Kerekes, District 1; Carol Studdard, District 2; Betsy Condon, District 3; Johnna McKinnon, District 4; Ashley Gilhousen, District 5; and Superintendent Charlie Van Zant.
Consent AgendaSuperintendent
3. C-1 Minutes of Student Hearings and Regular Meeting on February 19, 2015; and Special Meeting on March 4, 2015Attachment: Disciplinary Minutes-2015 Feb 19.pdf (Confidential Item) Attachment: February 19, 2015 Regular.pdf Attachment: March 04, 19, 2015 - Minutes.pdf Deputy Superintendent
4. C-3 2015-2016 Revised Student CalendarAttachment: 2015-2016 Student Calendar.pdf 5. C-4 2015-2016 Revised Employee Work CalendarAttachment: 2015-2016 Employee Work Calendar.pdf Human Resources
6. C-5 Personnel Consent Agenda Attachment: Personnel Consent Agenda 3-24-15.pdf 7. C-6 Proclaim May 4-8, 2015, as Teacher Appreciation Week in Clay County, and Tuesday, May 5, 2015, as Teacher Appreciation Day 8. C-7 Proclaim April 19-25, 2015, as Administrative Professionals Week, and Wednesday, April 22, 2015, as Administrative Professionals Day in Clay County Instruction
9. C-8 Permission To Travel Out Of State 10. C-9 Letter of Agreement Between Health-Tech Consultants, Inc., and the School District of Clay CountyAttachment: HTC LOA with CCSD Project IDEAL 9-2014-8-31-18rev2.pdf 11. C-10 Amendment to the Charter School Agreement between the School Board of Clay County and Orange Park Performing Arts AcademyAttachment: Contract Amendment.pdf 12. C-11 Approval to advertise public hearing for adoption of instructional materials for Career Technical Education/Agriculture courses 13. C-12 Agreement Between Safe & Civil Schools and the School District of Clay CountyAttachment: Safe and Civil School Contract 3-2-2015.pdf 14. C-13 Performance Matters (Assessment and Data Systems) ContractAttachment: Performance Matters Contract 2015-16.pdf 15. C-14 Student TravelAttachment: March 2015 - Student Travel.pdf 16. C-15 Revisions to Handbook of Instructional Materials ProceduresAttachment: HANDBOOK OF IM PROCEDURES REV 03 24 15 BOARD APPROVAL.pdf 17. C-16 Educational Institution Affiliation Agreement between CCSB and Life Care Center of Wells CrossingAttachment: wellscrossingagreement.pdf 18. C-17 Overnight/Out of State TravelAttachment: CASETennesseeStateUniv.pdf 19. C-18 Overnight Travel - FOR INFORMATION ONLYAttachment: 2015 State Leadership Summit.pdf Business Affairs
20. C-19 Bid Renewal March 2015 21. C-20 Request Approval of the 2015-2016 Payroll CalendarsAttachment: Payroll Calendars 2015-2016 Board Mtg.pdf 22. C-21 Monthly Property Report - February, 2015 - Furniture/EquipmentAttachment: Furniture-Equipment Report-February, 15.pdf 23. C-22 Monthly Property Report - February, 2015 - AV MaterialsAttachment: Audiovisual Report-February, 15.pdf 24. C-23 Monthly Property Report - February, 2015 - SoftwareAttachment: Software Report-February, 15.pdf 25. C-24 Monthly Property Report - February, 2015 - VehiclesAttachment: Vehicles Report-February, 15.pdf 26. C-25 Deletion of Certain Items Report - March, 2015Attachment: Deletion Report-March, 15.pdf 27. C-26 Warrants and Vouchers for February 2015Attachment: WARRANTS AND VOUCHERS FEB 2015.pdf 28. C-27 Monthly Financial Report for February, 2015Attachment: PAGE 1 MONTHLY FIN-Sum Cash FEB 2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 2 MONTHLY FIN GREV FEB2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 3 MONTHLY FIN GREXP FEB,2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 4 MONTHLY FIN DSREVEXP FEB,2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 5 Capital Projects FEB 2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 6 Capital Projects By Project FEB,2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 7 MONTHLY FIN FOOD SERVICE FEB, 2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 8 MONTHLY FIN SPREV42X FEB,2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 9 MONTHLY FIN ARRA-SPREV43X FEB, 2015.pdf Attachment: PAGE 10 MONTHLY FIN INSURANCE FEB, 2015.pdf 29. C-28 Budget Amendments for the Month of February, 2015Attachment: budget cover sheet(impact stmt).pdf Attachment: February Budget Amendments.pdf 30. C-29 Approve for advertising amendments to School Board Policy 6GX-10-5.02B, Business Affairs, BudgetsAttachment: Fund Balance Spending Order Policy.pdf 31. C-30 Approve for advertising School Board Policy 6GX-10-5.02 F, Business Affairs, Investment PolicyAttachment: Policy 5.02F Investments.pdf Support Services
32. C-31 Lakeside Elementary School New Parent Pick Up Contract AwardAttachment: LSE New Parent Pick Up Bid Tab.pdf 33. C-32 OakLeaf Junior High School Drainage Rework in Portable/Boardwalk Area Contract AwardAttachment: OLJH Drainage Rework in Portable.Boardwalk Area Bid Tab.pdf 34. C-33 Middleburg High School Flooring Replacement Contract AwardAttachment: MBHS Flooring Replacement Bid Tab.pdf 35. C-34 W. E. Cherry Elementary School Repipe Kitchen Contract AwardAttachment: WEC Repipe Kitchen Bid Tab.pdf 36. C-35 Orange Park Junior High School Kitchen Floor and Sewer Replacement Contract AwardAttachment: OPJH Floor and Sewer Replacement Bid Tab.pdf 37. C-36 S. Bryan Jennings Elementary School HVAC Replacement Buildings 1, 2 and 3 Contract AwardAttachment: SBJ Bid Tab.pdf 38. C-37 Pre-Qualification of ContractorsAttachment: Contractor List 3,24,15.pdf 39. C-38 Annual Florida Inventory of School Houses (FISH) CertificationAttachment: FISH Certification.pdf
Adoption of Consent Agenda40. Adoption of Consent Agenda Minutes: Speaker from the Audience: Travis Christensen spoke to Consent Item C-10, Amendment to the Charter School Agreement between the School Board of Clay County and Orange Park Performing Arts Academy, regarding the financial impact of charter schools on the school district.
Motions: | Motion to approve the Consent agenda with the exception of C-2 that was moved to Discussion. | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Carol Studdard | Second: Janice Kerekes | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
Recognitions and Awards41. Fleming Island High Robotics Team - Howard Altman Minutes: The following students were recognized who make up the FIH Robotics Team. The team placed 14th out of 152 teams at the state Robotics competition:
1. Jarrett Ford
2. Sam Gathercole
3. Zach Jelsma (not present)
4. Rebekah Martel
5. Brian Mckenzie (not present)
6. Martine Montgomery
7. Jacob Porter
8. Griffin Powell
9. Lyndsay Ross
10. Adam Schaudell (not present)
11. Dario Steckley (not present)
12. Austin Woods
42. Recognize Bob Boyd, Clay County Striders Walk/Run Club Minutes: The Clay County Striders Walk/Run school clubs track and accumulate student miles throughout the school year. The Lakeside Elementary School club, coached by Kim Tracanna-Breault, was the first semester winner for most miles earned.
Presenters43. Ford Next Generation Learning (NGL) High School Academy Update - Tom Besaw, National Team Member and National Advocate for Ford NGL Minutes: Mr. Besaw reported on the progress that Clay County's high school academies are making and how Ford NGL is helping our district move in the right direction in creating next generation learners.
Discussion AgendaSuperintendent
44. D-5 Discussion of proposed program with AMI Kids Minutes: Dr. Phildra Swagger, National Director of Education, and Ms. Rebecca Corrigan, Director of Vocational Education, presented information about the program which is geared for at-risk male students. AMI is looking to partner with Clay County to provide a day treatment program that includes treatment, education and behavior modification.
Board discussion followed the presentation.
45. D-1 Superintendent's Update Minutes: Superintendent Van Zant introduced Mrs. Susan Legutko, the district's new Assistant Superintendent for Business Affairs. He then called on Mrs. Kornegay to share highlights of the District Accreditation Exit Report presented on March 4, 2015.
Deputy Superintendent
46. C-2 Proposed Allocations Changes for 2014-2015 (Pulled by Staff)Attachment: Allocation Summary - March 24, 2015.pdf Minutes: Speakers from the Audience: OPE students David Denemark and Robert Morris
Mrs. Adams spoke to the item, explaining two corrections that were made. The Warehouser position that was deleted will not take effect until May 1, 2015, when the employee currently in that position retires. The second is a change in cost centers from 9106 to 9040 for a Tech. Specialist position.
There was brief Board discussion prior to the vote.
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Elizabeth Condon | Second: Ashley Gilhousen | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
47. D-2 2015-2016 Proposed Staff Allocations Attachment: 2015-2016 Allocations.pdf Attachment: Changes to 2015-2016 Allocations.pdf Minutes: Speakers from the Audience: Abigail Boer (student), Shana Boer, Tracy Shannon, Liz Crane, Renna Lee Paiva.
Board Members expressed dismay at having to cut positions but acknowledged this allocation package represents a level the Board can afford. Mrs. Adams explained how the allocation package was developed and that the process actually begins with student projections. Mrs. Adams explained the changes that were made to the original package.
Mr. Van Zant stated he is hopeful that the June 30 fund balance not fall below 2%.
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Elizabeth Condon | Second: Ashley Gilhousen | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
48. D-3 Proposed Supplement Allocations for 2015-2016Attachment: Academic Supplements.pdf Attachment: 2015 2016 Proposed Athletic Supplements.pdf
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Ashley Gilhousen | Second: Elizabeth Condon | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
Human Resources
49. D-4 Human Resources - Special Action AAttachment: HR Special Action A 3 24 15.pdf (Confidential Item)
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Elizabeth Condon | Second: Janice Kerekes | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
Instruction
50. D-6 Governor Scott’s Proclamation designating April as School Library MonthAttachment: 03-24-15 Gov Scott's Proclamation Library Month.pdf Minutes: Karen Robinson and Dr. Suzanne Herndon spoke to the 30th anniversary of School Library Month which began in 1985.
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Janice Kerekes | Second: Carol Studdard | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye |
51. D-7 Public Hearing to receive public comment and to approve as advertised the adoption of 9-12 World Languages (Spanish 1, 2, 3 Honors and 4 Honors) instructional materials Minutes: Chairman McKinnon opened the public hearing. Being no one present to speak to the item, the public hearing was closed.
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Elizabeth Condon | Second: Ashley Gilhousen | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
52. D-8 Public Hearing to approve as advertised 2014-2017 Special Policies and Procedures (SP&P) Manual.Attachment: SP and P 2014-2017 doc.pdf Minutes: Chairman McKinnon opened the public hearing. There was no one present to speak to the item, and the public hearing was closed.
Motions: | Motion to approve | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Carol Studdard | Second: Elizabeth Condon | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
Support Services
53. D-9 Two Creeks Parcel in OakLeaf AreaAttachment: Two Creeks Ltr&Map.pdf Minutes: John Merrill, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services, presented capacity information for schools in the Oakleaf area. Based on the high capacity percentages, consensus was to not release the property back to the developer. School Site D is earmarked in the Branan Field Master Plan for a future school.
Motions: | Motion to not release the property | - PASS | | Vote Results | Motion: Elizabeth Condon | Second: Carol Studdard | Elizabeth Condon | - Aye | Ashley Gilhousen | - Aye | Janice Kerekes | - Aye | Johnna McKinnon | - Aye | Carol Studdard | - Aye |
Scheduled Citizen Requests54. Joann Denemark - OPE Loss of Teacher Allocations and Budget/Testing Concerns Minutes: Speakers from the Audience: Travis Christensen
Mrs. Denemark summarized her recent visit with state Legislators. She expressed concern over budget cuts and testing issues.
55. Kevin Bily - Class Sizes and Budget Deficits Minutes: Mr. Bily expressed concern about how the increased class sizes will affect learning and the school system's reputation for high quality education.
Presentations from the Audience56. Speakers Minutes: Travis Christensen - regarding legislation, state assessment system and budget responsibility
Superintendent Requests57. Comments Minutes: Superintendent Van Zant spoke briefly about his frequent visits to Tallahassee to talk with state Legislators about school district concerns.
School Board's Requests58. Comments Minutes: Board Members made positive comments about various school events they attended over the last month.
Attorney's Requests59. Comments Minutes: Interim Board Attorney Dan Sikes announced the need for an Executive Session to exercise attorney-client privileges. The purpose would be to provide a status report on pending litigation. He plans to give the Board his recommendation on future legal needs at the May board meeting in conjunction with Mrs. Legutko's budget report.
Adjournment (10:55 p.m.) |