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FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT #14-1

Chairperson Becking called the December 13, 2018 meeting of the Florence School Dist. #14-1 board of education to order at 5:34 pm. Other board members in attendance were Kahnke, Rislov and Roe. Maag arrived at 5:48. Others present were H. Becking, A. Rininger, M. Bastian (HS princ), M. Reed (Supt) and S. Sumner (Business Manager). The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. A quorum was in attendance.No one spoke during open forum.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to approve the agenda. Motion carried.Motion by Rislov, second by Kahnke to approve the minutes of the November meeting. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Rislov to approve the following unaudited financial reports. Motion carried. REVENUE RECEIVED DURING NOVEMBER 2018: Local Sources – General Fund 115207.47; Capital Outlay 168561.68; Sped 85283.60; Bond Redemption 95797.92; Food Serv 9703.85; DRED -0-; County Sources – General Fund 1368.19. State Sources – General Fund 117600.00; Sped 6334.00. Federal Sources – Food Serv 7152.64. CASH BALANCES NOVEMBER 2018: General Fund 743329.81; Cap Out 249709.07; Sped 31979.05; Bond Redemption 18390.67; Food Serv 48289.24; Dr. Ed. 3607.15.No conflicts of interest.Halley Becking, Ag, Science & FFA teacher and middle school grammar talked about a program called Grain Bridge that is a commodities profits and balances simulation she uses with the juniors and seniors. Ashlee Rininger, 7th & 8th grade SS, World History/ Geography, US History and Govt. teacher spoke about a computer code data work and a memory game she uses in 7th & 8th grade Social Studies and a Mission US simulation. She took students to National History Day with 3 groups placing. There is more competition to follow. Mr. Reed, supt. & elem princ. Reported on the TV’s that will be installed in the commons for live-streaming and news; the inservice, the activities planned for the last day of school before Christmas break; the Christmas music concert with thanks and congratulations extended to Mrs. Klitzke on an excellent performance; drug dog had been in attendance; motivational speaker for the students scheduled for January 3rd. Congratulations were extended to Mrs. Teri Haagensen on being selected as employee of the month, to Anthony Wright, Hayden Mastel, and Kai Schaack and for being selected principals of the day; and to Keaton Zubke 1st place, Layne Haagensen 2nd place and Emma Caulfield 3rd place in the grades 1-4 division and to Hayden Bistodeau 1st place, Mikie Alkire 2nd place and Adam Moe 3rd place in the grade 5-8 division of the local Spelling Bee contest. Sherri added that the FCC banner had been ordered and hung and that Santa and old-fashioned sleigh rides will take place at the Country School on the 16th.Mr. Bastian reported on the semester test schedule, the activities planned for the last day of school before Christmas break, drivers ed plans, dance team to perform, live stream link on the web page, that the kinks in the Pixellot on-line streaming camera have been worked out, and congratulations given to Brian Jorgenson for attending State OI and to Brianna Jorgensen on her accomplishment at the BIG (Business Is Great) Idea Competition. Florence and Henry’s combined ADM is a fraction over the class B cap for reclassification. Mr. Reed, Mr. Bastian and the Henry administration will look into the appeal process. Other discussion regarding co-op sports took place such as transportation and salary expense, use of our local gymnasium and quality of life. NTHS and NESC topics were reviewed. Proposed upcoming legislation along with the Governor’s budget recommendations were reviewed. A change in the length of the school day was discussed for the 2018-19 Master school calendar.Mr. Reed gave an update on buildings, grounds and transportation. Gray Construction is coming over Christmas break to seal some seams in the ceiling sheeting in the new gym to prevent condensation leaks. The 2012 school bus is no longer running. It will be addressed in late spring. Motion by Rislov, second by Roe to approve payment of the December bills presented. Motion carried. 212 One Stop - gas 58.82; H. Becking – travel 74.00; M. Black- travel 203.33; Century Business Products – CPC & lease pmt 1254.55; Cole Papers – supp 161.10; Duenwalds Transportation – bus serv 2604.08; Earthgrains – bread 293.80; M. Endres – snow removal 150.00; Epic Sports – boys warm-up pants 374.22; Florence Sewer & Water – 263.15; George’s Sanitation – 85.00; Goverlan – software 200.00; Hauff Mid-America – supp & uniforms 3376.20; Hillyards – supp 2344.97; Human Serv Agency – tuition 175.00; ITC – 167.87; JW Pepper – supp 31.09; Linder Music – supp 105.00; Milbank Communication – serv 193.50; NESC – assessment 6723.46; Northwestern Energy – 4401.28; RAS – insurance 839.00; A. Rininger – travel 95.00; W. Roe – dues 60.00; SD Dept of Ed – processed commodities 477.24; SD Dept of Health – serv 39.00; Sharp Electric – install serv 1400.66; Shopko – tv 649.99; Sioux Valley Co-op – gas, diesel, & LP 4528.30; S. Sumner – gas 101.00; Ultra – serv 290.00; Unique Entertainment – supp 325.00; US Foods – food 3560.97; K. Becking – custodial 1129.54; J. Cariveau – custodial 1900.91; K. Kitto – custodial 2136.00; M. Black – Sr. High OI coach 1654.90; J. Hintz – 1st ½ bus supervisor stipend 1000.00; J. Jewell – 1st ½ Asst. OI coach 490.00; K. Mastel – 1st ½ webmaster 668.50; K. Ching – sub teach 95.00; D. Harmel – sub teach 1045.00; T. Knudson – sub teach 186.18; K. Boyum – bus activity trip 79.00; P. Paulson – sub bus 24.25; Bill Becking – board mtg stipend (6) 360.00; Jon Kahnke – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Scott Maag – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Cory Rislov – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Kathy Roe – board mtg stipend (6) & NESC board mtg stipend & milg (3) 585.36; Instructional Salaries 72595.51; Supportive Salaries 38359.99; Food Serv Salaries 2792.60; AFLAC – insurance withholdings 1515.76; Avanti Federal – withholding 350.00; AXA Equitable – annuities 540.00; Delta Dental – group dental insurance 2440.60; IRS – FIT & FICA withholding 26625.31; RSLIC/VSP – vision ins. 397.44; Sanford Ins – group medical & HSA accts 26649.16; SDRS – contributions 14493.50; Unum Life Ins. – ins. 86.24; SD Supplemental Retirement – contributions 7530.00.Motion by Rislov, second by Maag to approve a resolution of thanks to Georgia Kahnke for her donation and installation of the Pixellot on-line streaming camera in loving memory of Evie Kahnke. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to enter into executive session at 8:15 pm for student matter (SDCL 1-25-2.2) and personnel matter (SDCL 1-25-2.1). Motion carried.Chairman Becking declared the board out of executive session at 8:50 pm. Motion by Rislov, second by Maag to adjourn at 8:52 pm. Motion carried.Sherri Sumner, Business ManagerWilliam Becking, Chairperson

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FLORENCE SCHOOL

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS - BOARD OF EDUCATION

FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT #14-1

Chairperson Becking called the December 13, 2018 meeting of the Florence School Dist. #14-1 board of education to order at 5:34 pm. Other board members in attendance were Kahnke, Rislov and Roe. Maag arrived at 5:48. Others present were H. Becking, A. Rininger, M. Bastian (HS princ), M. Reed (Supt) and S. Sumner (Business Manager). The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. A quorum was in attendance.No one spoke during open forum.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to approve the agenda. Motion carried.Motion by Rislov, second by Kahnke to approve the minutes of the November meeting. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Rislov to approve the following unaudited financial reports. Motion carried. REVENUE RECEIVED DURING NOVEMBER 2018: Local Sources – General Fund 115207.47; Capital Outlay 168561.68; Sped 85283.60; Bond Redemption 95797.92; Food Serv 9703.85; DRED -0-; County Sources – General Fund 1368.19. State Sources – General Fund 117600.00; Sped 6334.00. Federal Sources – Food Serv 7152.64. CASH BALANCES NOVEMBER 2018: General Fund 743329.81; Cap Out 249709.07; Sped 31979.05; Bond Redemption 18390.67; Food Serv 48289.24; Dr. Ed. 3607.15.No conflicts of interest.Halley Becking, Ag, Science & FFA teacher and middle school grammar talked about a program called Grain Bridge that is a commodities profits and balances simulation she uses with the juniors and seniors. Ashlee Rininger, 7th & 8th grade SS, World History/ Geography, US History and Govt. teacher spoke about a computer code data work and a memory game she uses in 7th & 8th grade Social Studies and a Mission US simulation. She took students to National History Day with 3 groups placing. There is more competition to follow. Mr. Reed, supt. & elem princ. Reported on the TV’s that will be installed in the commons for live-streaming and news; the inservice, the activities planned for the last day of school before Christmas break; the Christmas music concert with thanks and congratulations extended to Mrs. Klitzke on an excellent performance; drug dog had been in attendance; motivational speaker for the students scheduled for January 3rd. Congratulations were extended to Mrs. Teri Haagensen on being selected as employee of the month, to Anthony Wright, Hayden Mastel, and Kai Schaack and for being selected principals of the day; and to Keaton Zubke 1st place, Layne Haagensen 2nd place and Emma Caulfield 3rd place in the grades 1-4 division and to Hayden Bistodeau 1st place, Mikie Alkire 2nd place and Adam Moe 3rd place in the grade 5-8 division of the local Spelling Bee contest. Sherri added that the FCC banner had been ordered and hung and that Santa and old-fashioned sleigh rides will take place at the Country School on the 16th.Mr. Bastian reported on the semester test schedule, the activities planned for the last day of school before Christmas break, drivers ed plans, dance team to perform, live stream link on the web page, that the kinks in the Pixellot on-line streaming camera have been worked out, and congratulations given to Brian Jorgenson for attending State OI and to Brianna Jorgensen on her accomplishment at the BIG (Business Is Great) Idea Competition. Florence and Henry’s combined ADM is a fraction over the class B cap for reclassification. Mr. Reed, Mr. Bastian and the Henry administration will look into the appeal process. Other discussion regarding co-op sports took place such as transportation and salary expense, use of our local gymnasium and quality of life. NTHS and NESC topics were reviewed. Proposed upcoming legislation along with the Governor’s budget recommendations were reviewed. A change in the length of the school day was discussed for the 2018-19 Master school calendar.Mr. Reed gave an update on buildings, grounds and transportation. Gray Construction is coming over Christmas break to seal some seams in the ceiling sheeting in the new gym to prevent condensation leaks. The 2012 school bus is no longer running. It will be addressed in late spring. Motion by Rislov, second by Roe to approve payment of the December bills presented. Motion carried. 212 One Stop - gas 58.82; H. Becking – travel 74.00; M. Black- travel 203.33; Century Business Products – CPC & lease pmt 1254.55; Cole Papers – supp 161.10; Duenwalds Transportation – bus serv 2604.08; Earthgrains – bread 293.80; M. Endres – snow removal 150.00; Epic Sports – boys warm-up pants 374.22; Florence Sewer & Water – 263.15; George’s Sanitation – 85.00; Goverlan – software 200.00; Hauff Mid-America – supp & uniforms 3376.20; Hillyards – supp 2344.97; Human Serv Agency – tuition 175.00; ITC – 167.87; JW Pepper – supp 31.09; Linder Music – supp 105.00; Milbank Communication – serv 193.50; NESC – assessment 6723.46; Northwestern Energy – 4401.28; RAS – insurance 839.00; A. Rininger – travel 95.00; W. Roe – dues 60.00; SD Dept of Ed – processed commodities 477.24; SD Dept of Health – serv 39.00; Sharp Electric – install serv 1400.66; Shopko – tv 649.99; Sioux Valley Co-op – gas, diesel, & LP 4528.30; S. Sumner – gas 101.00; Ultra – serv 290.00; Unique Entertainment – supp 325.00; US Foods – food 3560.97; K. Becking – custodial 1129.54; J. Cariveau – custodial 1900.91; K. Kitto – custodial 2136.00; M. Black – Sr. High OI coach 1654.90; J. Hintz – 1st ½ bus supervisor stipend 1000.00; J. Jewell – 1st ½ Asst. OI coach 490.00; K. Mastel – 1st ½ webmaster 668.50; K. Ching – sub teach 95.00; D. Harmel – sub teach 1045.00; T. Knudson – sub teach 186.18; K. Boyum – bus activity trip 79.00; P. Paulson – sub bus 24.25; Bill Becking – board mtg stipend (6) 360.00; Jon Kahnke – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Scott Maag – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Cory Rislov – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Kathy Roe – board mtg stipend (6) & NESC board mtg stipend & milg (3) 585.36; Instructional Salaries 72595.51; Supportive Salaries 38359.99; Food Serv Salaries 2792.60; AFLAC – insurance withholdings 1515.76; Avanti Federal – withholding 350.00; AXA Equitable – annuities 540.00; Delta Dental – group dental insurance 2440.60; IRS – FIT & FICA withholding 26625.31; RSLIC/VSP – vision ins. 397.44; Sanford Ins – group medical & HSA accts 26649.16; SDRS – contributions 14493.50; Unum Life Ins. – ins. 86.24; SD Supplemental Retirement – contributions 7530.00.Motion by Rislov, second by Maag to approve a resolution of thanks to Georgia Kahnke for her donation and installation of the Pixellot on-line streaming camera in loving memory of Evie Kahnke. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to enter into executive session at 8:15 pm for student matter (SDCL 1-25-2.2) and personnel matter (SDCL 1-25-2.1). Motion carried.Chairman Becking declared the board out of executive session at 8:50 pm. Motion by Rislov, second by Maag to adjourn at 8:52 pm. Motion carried.Sherri Sumner, Business ManagerWilliam Becking, Chairperson

Published once at the approximate cost of $130.46.

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FLORENCE SCHOOL

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS - BOARD OF EDUCATION

FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT #14-1

Chairperson Becking called the December 13, 2018 meeting of the Florence School Dist. #14-1 board of education to order at 5:34 pm. Other board members in attendance were Kahnke, Rislov and Roe. Maag arrived at 5:48. Others present were H. Becking, A. Rininger, M. Bastian (HS princ), M. Reed (Supt) and S. Sumner (Business Manager). The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. A quorum was in attendance.No one spoke during open forum.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to approve the agenda. Motion carried.Motion by Rislov, second by Kahnke to approve the minutes of the November meeting. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Rislov to approve the following unaudited financial reports. Motion carried. REVENUE RECEIVED DURING NOVEMBER 2018: Local Sources – General Fund 115207.47; Capital Outlay 168561.68; Sped 85283.60; Bond Redemption 95797.92; Food Serv 9703.85; DRED -0-; County Sources – General Fund 1368.19. State Sources – General Fund 117600.00; Sped 6334.00. Federal Sources – Food Serv 7152.64. CASH BALANCES NOVEMBER 2018: General Fund 743329.81; Cap Out 249709.07; Sped 31979.05; Bond Redemption 18390.67; Food Serv 48289.24; Dr. Ed. 3607.15.No conflicts of interest.Halley Becking, Ag, Science & FFA teacher and middle school grammar talked about a program called Grain Bridge that is a commodities profits and balances simulation she uses with the juniors and seniors. Ashlee Rininger, 7th & 8th grade SS, World History/ Geography, US History and Govt. teacher spoke about a computer code data work and a memory game she uses in 7th & 8th grade Social Studies and a Mission US simulation. She took students to National History Day with 3 groups placing. There is more competition to follow. Mr. Reed, supt. & elem princ. Reported on the TV’s that will be installed in the commons for live-streaming and news; the inservice, the activities planned for the last day of school before Christmas break; the Christmas music concert with thanks and congratulations extended to Mrs. Klitzke on an excellent performance; drug dog had been in attendance; motivational speaker for the students scheduled for January 3rd. Congratulations were extended to Mrs. Teri Haagensen on being selected as employee of the month, to Anthony Wright, Hayden Mastel, and Kai Schaack and for being selected principals of the day; and to Keaton Zubke 1st place, Layne Haagensen 2nd place and Emma Caulfield 3rd place in the grades 1-4 division and to Hayden Bistodeau 1st place, Mikie Alkire 2nd place and Adam Moe 3rd place in the grade 5-8 division of the local Spelling Bee contest. Sherri added that the FCC banner had been ordered and hung and that Santa and old-fashioned sleigh rides will take place at the Country School on the 16th.Mr. Bastian reported on the semester test schedule, the activities planned for the last day of school before Christmas break, drivers ed plans, dance team to perform, live stream link on the web page, that the kinks in the Pixellot on-line streaming camera have been worked out, and congratulations given to Brian Jorgenson for attending State OI and to Brianna Jorgensen on her accomplishment at the BIG (Business Is Great) Idea Competition. Florence and Henry’s combined ADM is a fraction over the class B cap for reclassification. Mr. Reed, Mr. Bastian and the Henry administration will look into the appeal process. Other discussion regarding co-op sports took place such as transportation and salary expense, use of our local gymnasium and quality of life. NTHS and NESC topics were reviewed. Proposed upcoming legislation along with the Governor’s budget recommendations were reviewed. A change in the length of the school day was discussed for the 2018-19 Master school calendar.Mr. Reed gave an update on buildings, grounds and transportation. Gray Construction is coming over Christmas break to seal some seams in the ceiling sheeting in the new gym to prevent condensation leaks. The 2012 school bus is no longer running. It will be addressed in late spring. Motion by Rislov, second by Roe to approve payment of the December bills presented. Motion carried. 212 One Stop - gas 58.82; H. Becking – travel 74.00; M. Black- travel 203.33; Century Business Products – CPC & lease pmt 1254.55; Cole Papers – supp 161.10; Duenwalds Transportation – bus serv 2604.08; Earthgrains – bread 293.80; M. Endres – snow removal 150.00; Epic Sports – boys warm-up pants 374.22; Florence Sewer & Water – 263.15; George’s Sanitation – 85.00; Goverlan – software 200.00; Hauff Mid-America – supp & uniforms 3376.20; Hillyards – supp 2344.97; Human Serv Agency – tuition 175.00; ITC – 167.87; JW Pepper – supp 31.09; Linder Music – supp 105.00; Milbank Communication – serv 193.50; NESC – assessment 6723.46; Northwestern Energy – 4401.28; RAS – insurance 839.00; A. Rininger – travel 95.00; W. Roe – dues 60.00; SD Dept of Ed – processed commodities 477.24; SD Dept of Health – serv 39.00; Sharp Electric – install serv 1400.66; Shopko – tv 649.99; Sioux Valley Co-op – gas, diesel, & LP 4528.30; S. Sumner – gas 101.00; Ultra – serv 290.00; Unique Entertainment – supp 325.00; US Foods – food 3560.97; K. Becking – custodial 1129.54; J. Cariveau – custodial 1900.91; K. Kitto – custodial 2136.00; M. Black – Sr. High OI coach 1654.90; J. Hintz – 1st ½ bus supervisor stipend 1000.00; J. Jewell – 1st ½ Asst. OI coach 490.00; K. Mastel – 1st ½ webmaster 668.50; K. Ching – sub teach 95.00; D. Harmel – sub teach 1045.00; T. Knudson – sub teach 186.18; K. Boyum – bus activity trip 79.00; P. Paulson – sub bus 24.25; Bill Becking – board mtg stipend (6) 360.00; Jon Kahnke – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Scott Maag – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Cory Rislov – board mtg stipend (5) 300.00; Kathy Roe – board mtg stipend (6) & NESC board mtg stipend & milg (3) 585.36; Instructional Salaries 72595.51; Supportive Salaries 38359.99; Food Serv Salaries 2792.60; AFLAC – insurance withholdings 1515.76; Avanti Federal – withholding 350.00; AXA Equitable – annuities 540.00; Delta Dental – group dental insurance 2440.60; IRS – FIT & FICA withholding 26625.31; RSLIC/VSP – vision ins. 397.44; Sanford Ins – group medical & HSA accts 26649.16; SDRS – contributions 14493.50; Unum Life Ins. – ins. 86.24; SD Supplemental Retirement – contributions 7530.00.Motion by Rislov, second by Maag to approve a resolution of thanks to Georgia Kahnke for her donation and installation of the Pixellot on-line streaming camera in loving memory of Evie Kahnke. Motion carried.Motion by Roe, second by Kahnke to enter into executive session at 8:15 pm for student matter (SDCL 1-25-2.2) and personnel matter (SDCL 1-25-2.1). Motion carried.Chairman Becking declared the board out of executive session at 8:50 pm. Motion by Rislov, second by Maag to adjourn at 8:52 pm. Motion carried.Sherri Sumner, Business ManagerWilliam Becking, Chairperson

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