The
Gilchrist County School Board met in Board Room 14-002 on
James Vickers, Chairman
Gary Rexroat, Vice
Chairman
J.M. Everett
Ronald D. Smith
Lois Fletcher
Also present were
Upon
completion of opening ceremonies, the following business was transacted:
AGENDA
The
chairman amended the agenda for good cause.
The amendment consisted of the following:
6-C. Appointment
of Student Office Clerk for District Office – Christopher Brandon Swendsen,
Effective
11. Executive
Session
12. Use
of Facilities –
13. 5
Year Facilities Plan
14. Create
New Positions for 2004-2005
15.
Motion to approve the
agenda as amended was made by Lois Fletcher and seconded by Ronald Smith. Vote was unanimous for approval.
MINUTES
Motion
was made by Gary Rexroat and seconded by J.M. Everett to accept the minutes of
the meeting held on
CITIZEN
INPUT/DELEGATIONS
There were no
delegations present wishing to address the Board.
INSTRUCTIONAL
Dick
Westbury, representative from NEFEC presented a check in the amount of
$4,360.00 to be shared by
GE/UNITED
No report was given.
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
Board Member, J.M.
Everett provided a legislative update.
No action was required by the Board.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Director
of Operations, David Spencer, provided the Board with an update as to the
status of current projects.
Gary
Rexroat made a motion to replace three (3) of the poles at the
Lois
Fletcher made a motion, which was seconded by Ronald Smith, to have Central
Florida Electric Cooperative set four (4) poles on the softball field at
5-YEAR FACILITIES PLAN
The
5 year facilities plan was presented by David Dose, Director of Finance. Upon the recommendation of Superintendent Don
Thomas, J.M. Everett made a motion to approve the 5 year facilities plan. Mr. Everett’s motion was seconded by Lois
Fletcher. Board approval was unanimous.
SWITCH PROJECT FOR
Aaron
Wiley, Technology Coordinator presented the request for quote on the switch
project for
TECHNOLOGY PLAN
The
preliminary technology plan was provided by Technology Coordinator Aaron Wiley. Gary Rexroat made a motion to approve the
technology plan. Mr. Rexroat’s motion
was seconded by J.M. Everett. Unanimous
approval was rendered by the Board.
STUDENT TRANSFER APPLICATIONS
Lois
Fletcher made a motion to approve the transfer application of a kindergarten
student to
PERSONNEL RE-APPOINTMENTS FOR 2004-2005
Recommendations
for personnel reappointments for the 2004-2005 year were presented to the
Board. Lois Fletcher moved to approve
instructional personnel re-appointments with Drew Stone and Tangela Rome being
listed on Professional Service Contract; to approve non-instructional ESP; and
non-bargaining unit personnel as recommended.
Ronald Smith seconded. Approval
was unanimous.
SUMMER PERSONNEL
Summer
personnel requests were presented by Dr. James Surrency, Assistant
Superintendent. Upon the recommendation
of Superintendent Don Thomas, Gary Rexroat made a motion to approve the summer
personnel requests as presented. Ronald
Smith seconded. Approval of the Board
was unanimous.
DISTRICT OFFICE STUDENT CLERK
Dr.
James Surrency, Assistant Superintendent, presented the recommendation for
district office student clerk. Lois
Fletcher made a motion to appoint Christopher Brandon Swendsen as student
office clerk for the District Office.
J.M. Everett seconded the motion.
Vote of the Board was unanimous for approval.
SUMMER WORKSHOPS/TRAININGS
The
schedule for summer workshops and trainings was presented by Dr. James
Surrency, Assistant Superintendent. Gary
Rexroat made a motion to approve the summer workshops and trainings. Lois Fletcher seconded. Approval was unanimous.
SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
Danna
Tucker, Director of Food Service reported on the status of the summer food
service program. No action was required
from the Board.
TECHNOLOGY TRAINING FOR BOARD MEMBERS
Linda
Keyton, Director of Personnel Services, provided information regarding ITEP II
– Hands-On Technology Training for Board Members. Board members will schedule a time for
training with Ms. Keyton.
REMOVAL OF ITEMS FROM
CONSENT AGENDA
No items were removed
from the Consent Agenda.
CONSENT AGENDA
Ronald
Smith made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda that consisted of the
following:
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9. Consent
Agenda - ALL ITEMS APPROVED EXCEPT AS INDICATED A. Financial
1. Warrant Register a. Report Date: 2. Financial Statement a. April 2004 3. Budget Amendment #01 B. Agreement/Amendment/Contract/Grant/Project/Change
Order 1. NEFEC Letter of Agreement #744-04-058
(To Provide Training and Templates for Reading Lesson Plans) 2. Instructional and Non-Instructional
Contract Negotiator Agreement with Robert Ice 3. Approval to Apply for Historical
Preservation Grant, Phase II, 4. Extension of Contract with C & S
Cleaning Services C. Personnel 1. Substitute/Volunteers, Effective a. Terry Hedgespeth,
Substitute/Volunteer b. William Jamison, Substitute 2. Injury in Line of Duty a. Marsha Mahoney, 3. Leave of Absence a. Herbert Brown Jr., Medical, 4. Resignation/Retirement/ DROP a. D. Acceptance of Donation 1. Model A Ford Engine ($2,500 Value)
for THS Automotive Program E. Student Services 1. Recommendation for School Function
Attendance Privilege Reinstatement a. Case #04-038 b. Case #04-039 c. Case # 04-057 d. Case #04-058 e. Case #04-059 F. Trips |
The motion was seconded
by Gary Rexroat. Approval of the Board
was unanimous.
USE OF FACILITIES
Superintendent
Don Thomas advised the Board that the Gilchrist County Education Foundation is
in need of office space. Superintendent
Thomas recommended that the Education Foundation be permitted to use office
space located in the District Office.
Based upon the recommendation of Superintendent Thomas, J.M. Everett
made a motion to approve the Gilchrist County Education Foundation using office
space at the District Office. Lois
Fletcher seconded. Approval was
unanimous.
PERFORMANCE BONUSES
David
Dose, Director of Finance presented information regarding the 2002-2003 instructional personnel performance
bonuses. Ronald Smith made a motion to
approve payment of the 2002-2003 instructional personnel performance bonuses,
contingent upon verification by Sheree Lancaster, Board Attorney, that the
legal issues have been resolved. Lois
Fletcher seconded the motion. Board
approval was unanimous.
DISCIPLINARY REVIEWS
In closed session, the
Board conducted disciplinary reviews.
Case
#04-045: Student #3850002043 and the
student’s parents were present. After
receipt of a current negative drug test and hearing the recommendation of the
Alternative School Director and Superintendent Don Thomas, J.M. Everett made a
motion to allow the student on campus to participate in senior activities only
at the student’s home school site with the privilege being immediately revoked
should there be any violation of school board rules. Lois Fletcher seconded Mr. Everett’s
motion. Vote of the Board was unanimous
for approval.
Case
#04-055: Student #2100005942, the
Case
#04-056: Student #2100001593 was not
present. However the
SENIOR MANAGEMENT RETIREMENT CLASS
Superintendent
Don Thomas presented a request to advertise adding twelve (12) additional
eligible positions to the Senior Management Retirement Class under the Florida
Retirement System. J.M. Everett made a
motion to approve advertising for the senior management retirement class as
requested contingent upon the review and approval of Sheree Lancaster, Board
Attorney. Lois Fletcher seconded. Board approval was unanimous.
CREATE NEW POSITIONS
Dr.
James Surrency, Assistant Superintendent presented a request for the creation
of new positions for the 2004-2005 school year.
Gary Rexroat made a motion to approve the request to create eleven (11)
instructional positions and one (1) non-instructional position. Ronald Smith seconded Mr. Rexroat’s
motion. Vote of the Board was unanimous.
REPORTS
Various reports were
given.
ADJOURNMENT
There
being no further business, Gary Rexroat made a motion to adjourn which was seconded
by Ronald Smith. Approval of the Board
was unanimous. The Board adjourned at
______________________________
JAMES
E. VICKERS
CHAIRMAN
OF THE BOARD
ATTEST:
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DON THOMAS, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
AND SECRETARY TO THE BOARD