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Four school board members were re-cently appointed by MSBA Presi-
dent Marian Barksdale to serve during her one-year term.
Glenda Barrett, Newton County School District board member and Family Nurse Practitioner, has served on the MSBA Board of Directors for a number of years by election or appointment. The other appointments to the board are new.
Gary Golden, Pontotoc School District board member for almost two years, serves as Adult Program Director at Three Rivers Planning and Development District, where he oversees a multi-million dollar budget.
Jerome Hafter, Greenville School District board president, is a partner with Phelps Dunbar LLP, a law firm with offices in five southern states and in London. He has served on the Greenville school board since 1988.
Dr. Lucius Lampton, M.D., is a member of the South Pike School District Board of Trustees. He is a fifth generation physician who practices family medicine in Magnolia.
A hearty welcome is extended to each of these presidential appointees.
Volume 39, No. 4 / January 2011
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District Board of Trustees has enlisted MSBA’s help in finding a new superinten-dent. The closing date for applica-tions is Feb. 28.
6 Board mem-bers who made out-
standing efforts to refine their school governance skills in 2009-10 will be recognized at MSBA’s Annual Conference. Did you make the list?
5February 13-19 is School Board
Member Recogni-tion Week. Are you ready to celebrate your school board?
Four appointed to MSBA board
What’s all the hype about healthy students and learning? Come to MSBA’s 39th Annual Conference February 21-23 and find out. Sec-ond General Session speakers Paula Hudson
Hildebrand and Mike Kuczala will bring you up-to-date on the latest findings about the mysterious connection between students’ physical health and academic achievement. Hildeb-rand is Chief of Healthy Schools and Community Relations Officer for North Carolina’s Department of Instruction. She also is a former professor at East Carolina University’s School of Health and Human Performance. Kuczala is co-author of the popular book, “The Kinesthetic Classroom: Teaching and Learning through Movement” as well as assistant director of Instruction for the Regional Training Center in Randolph, New Jersey. His expertise includes the use of movement to enhance the learning process, brain-based instruction, differ-entiated instruction, enhancing student thinking and multiple intelligences.
Register and get more information about the conference by visiting the MSBA website, www.msbaonline.org. Registration brochures for the meeting were mailed early this month.
Collins, Kuczala among speakers at MSBA’s 39th Annual Conference
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The Update is published bimonthly as a resource for school board members and admin-
istrators throughout Mississippi, designed to keep them abreast of issues affecting education locally, nationally and internationally. Com-
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MISSIONThe mission of the Mississippi School Boards Association is to ensure qual-ity school board performance through advocacy, technical assistance, board development and information dissemi-nation.
CORE VALUESAt MSBA, we are:
• Honest• Promise Keepers• Membership Service Focused• Seekers of Perfection
Some news items in this issue may have been taken in part or in whole from
resources outside MSBA’s organization. Regular columns in this newsletter from
outside resources include: • Technicalities, compiled from a news-
letter of the same name published by State Auditor Stacey Pickering’s Office;
• AG’s Opinions, from Attorney General Jim Hood’s Office; and,
• Ethics Opinions, from the Mississippi Ethics Commission - Tom Hood,
Executive Director.
Additionally, information in this issue about school district honors not pre-sented by MSBA or about exemplary
school district programs is likely from the districts or from the
Mississippi Department of Education.
DeSoto County board members take oath of officeTwo new members of the DeSoto County School Board of Trustees and one
returning member took the oath of office, administered by newly elected Circuit Court Judge Gerald Chatham, earlier this month. Theron Long and Milton Nichols were the new faces, and Stephen Dodd was re-elected to serve his seventeenth year on the board. Long was elected to the Hernando area’s District 5 seat to fill a vacancy left by a board member whose husband was transferred to Maine. Long was a principal and coach in DeSoto County Schools for 44 years. The other newcomer to the school board, Milton Nichols, is a former mayor of Olive Branch. The retiree says that among his many new board responsibilities, he looks forward to becoming proficient on the computer, since all the actions of the board are paperless.
FROM LEFT: Theron Long, Stephen Dodd and Milton Nichols are sworn in as DeSoto County school board members by newly elected Circuit Court Judge Gerald Cha-tham. PHOTO, INFO COURTESY: Katherine Nelson, DeSoto Co. Schools Public Relations Director
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Technicalities from the State Auditor’s OfficePolicy References, where applicable, are in blue.
Has there been a change in the employee tax rate for social security for 2011?Yes, the rate has been reduced for the employee from 6.2% to 4.2%. The employer rate has not changed. Employers should implement the 4.2% employee social security tax rate as soon as possible. For more information please see IRS Notice 1036. DJC, DJCB Does our cafeteria plan provider have to be approved by the State Auditor?Yes. Section 25-17-9 provides that only cafeteria plan providers who are on the State Auditor’s list of approved providers shall, directly or indirectly, provide caf-eteria plan services to a state agency or local government entity. The most current list of approved providers is on the State Auditor’s website. Note that each provider must renew their application annually or they will be removed from the approved list. DJCB Does Section 31-3-21 require a nonresident bidder’s local preference law to be submitted at the time the bid is submitted?Yes. Section 31-3-21 requires a copy of a nonresident bidder’s current state law, pertaining to its treatment of nonresident contractors, be submitted at the time the bid is submitted. (Attorney General’s Opinion to Brannon dated November 8, 2010) DJED, FGDB Must a county board of supervisors receive direct reimbursement from a city and a school district for their respective pro rata shares of the refunds due to taxpayers as a result of the board of supervisors’ decision to reduce the 2009 assessment for real and personal property or may their pro rata shares of the refund be set off against the monthly settlements due each entity until each entity’s pro rata share is recovered by the county?The board of supervisors may either receive direct reimbursement for the city and school district, or may deduct the pro rata share of the 2009 refunds due to taxpay-ers against the current monthly settlements due to the city and school district until each entity’s pro rata share is recovered. (Attorney General’s Opinion to Sherard dated October 7, 2010) DFA May a member of a school district board of trustees whose term expires Janu-ary 2011 and who is not seeking re-election continue to serve after the expira-tion of his term if no candidate will be on the November ballot seeking the office?The board member in question is only entitled to remain in office until the expira-tion of his current term. (Attorney General’s Opinion to Walker dated November 8, 2010) ABCC, ABCDA In light of the direct statutory requirement set forth in Section 37-9-14, may the city clerk keep and preserve the minutes of the school board or should the minutes be kept by the superintendent of the school district?The minutes of the separate municipal school district should be kept by the super-intendent in the school district office. (Attorney General’s Opinion to Hopson dated November 15, 2010) BCBH Does a school district have the authority to participate financially...in the plan-ning and development of a county-wide recreation complex?Yes. (Attorney General’s Opinion to Kuehnle dated November 29, 2010) 4
REMINDER RE: Earning Required Board Credit
MSBA Board policy now requires school board members to earn state-mandated credit in the state. The decision made by the MSBA Board of Directors in the 2008-09 school year was that “Effective with the 2010-2011 school year, school board members will no longer be allowed to obtain their 6-hour, state mandated school board member training credit by attending the NSBA Annual Conference or the NSBA Southern Region Conference.” Attendance at these NSBA
meetings still count toward the MSBA School Board Honors Program.
MS Sports Hall of Fame / 1152 Lakeland Drive / Jackson / 10 a.m.FMLA, Workers’ Comp, FLSA,Title IX, & Other Employment Laws
Dealing with employment issues is no simple matter,
as many school districts have discovered the “hard way.” This session will review the key re-quirements of the Federal Medi-cal Leave Act, Workers’ Comp, the Federal Labor Standards Act and other employment laws so that school districts can ensure that they protect the rights of their employees while making the best decisions for the operation of schools.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Board Members • Superinten-
dents • Attorneys • Principals • Assistant Principals
• Central Office Administrators
Gov. Barbour proclaims February 13-19 as School Board Member Recognition Week in MS
At MSBA’s request, Governor Haley Barbour has proclaimed February 13-19 as School Board Member Recognition Week in Mississippi, calling upon all citizens to join in recognizing school board members for their dedication to the education of the state’s children.
Earlier this month, MSBA posted School Board Member Recognition Week (SBMRW) ideas, art and samples of an editorial, local proclamation, and other recognition week activities on its website. A letter-size copy of Governor Barbour’s proclamation and enough appreciation certificates for every school board member in each district were mailed to districts by MSBA. The certificates signed by MSBA Executive Director Michael W. Waldrop, Ph.D., had space for the signature of the district superintendent.
The sample advertisement below shows the art and the theme of this year’s celebration: School Board Members are SFL (Student-Focused Leaders)!
For more information, visit the MSBA website, www.msbaonline.org and click on the SBMRW announcement.
MSBA is interested in receiving information and photos about your unique activities for possible publication. Email [email protected].
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The school boards and indi-vidual school board members listed on the next few pages will receive special recogni-
tion at the Wednesday, February 23 Celebration Luncheon during MSBA’s Annual Conference in Jackson. They will be recognized for their efforts to
refine their school governance skills above and beyond state-mandated train-ing during the 2009-10 school year. State law requires all board members to earn at least six continuing education credits annually, once they have com-pleted the 12-hour Basic Course. Board members are recognized in the MSBA
Center for Board Development Honors Program using the criteria listed. Please contact Denotris Jackson, [email protected] or toll free, 888-367-6722 regarding discrepancies. For more information about the Board Honors Program, visit the MSBA website, www.msbaonline.org.
Criteria - Whole Board AwardsMORTAR BOARD HONOR AWARD• Minimum 24 hours for MSBA core
modules*• No board member with less than 12
hours• MDE District Rating – Successful,
High-Achieving, or Star • Adoption of MSBA Professional
Governance Standards
GAVEL CIRCLE HONOR AWARD• Minimum 12 hours for MSBA core
modules*• No board member with less than 12
hours• MDE District Rating – Successful,
High-Achieving, or Star • Adoption of MSBA Professional
Governance Standards
DIPLOMA CIRCLE HONOR AWARD• Minimum 120 hours for board-as-
a-whole • No board member with less than 24
hours
RED APPLE ATTENDANCE AWARD• Based solely on total hours for
the whole board and presented to the school board with the highest number of MSBA-approved board training hours earned during the school year.
BOARDS OF MERIT AWARD • Boards with a total number of 100
or more MSBA-approved board training hours earned during the school year.
*Core modules are the two, three-hour coursesMSBA provides regionally each year.
Mortar Board Honor AwardRecipient:
Hancock County School Board (153 Hours)Jennifer Seal, Board President
Alan Dedeaux, Superintendent
Gavel Circle Honor AwardRecipient:
Quitman County School Board (126 Hours)Rosie Anderson, Board President
Valmadge Towner, Superintendent
Diploma Circle Honor AwardRecipient:
Western Line School Board (171 Hours)Clarence Hall, Board PresidentLarry Green, Superintendent
Red Apple Attendance AwardRecipient:
Western Line School Board (171 Hours)Clarence Hall, Board PresidentLarry Green, Superintendent
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Boards of Merit School District
Board of Trustees Hours Board President Superintendent
Amite County Schools 153 Albert White Deborah Hopf
Leland Schools 147 Evelyn Murray Janice Monroe
Hollandale Schools 135 Demetric Warren James Johnson
Greenville Public Schools 132 Jerome Hafter Harvey FranklinHumphreys County Schools 132 Oscar Griffin Bonnie Horton
Leflore County Schools 129 Jeanette Brown Jean HallWest Tallahatchie Schools 129 Cora Hooper Pallascene Cole
North Bolivar Schools 117 Bobbie Reed Ronzy Humphrey
Kemper County Schools 111 Abner Love Jackie Pollock
Jefferson County Schools 108 Shirley Brown John Dickey
New Albany Schools 108 Bernice Bailey Charles Garrett
Holly Springs Schools 105 Paul Lampley Irene Walton
Tunica County Schools 105 Barbara Conway Jerry Gentry
Aberdeen Schools 102 Thomas Pierce Chester Leigh
Shaw Schools 102 Otha Gray Cedrick Ellis
South Delta Schools 102 Melvin Young Katherine Tankson
CRITERIA: Individual Awards are based solely on the number of hours earned by school board members in the 2009-10 school year, excluding six hours of the Basic Course.
Distinguished Circle (Top One Percent)
Recipient School District Hrs.Cheryl Overton Leland 45 Evelyn Murray Leland 45Lester Walker Leland 45 Marilyn Young Tunica County 45Clarence Hall Western Line 45 Rosie Ford Hollandale 42Dorothy Gilder Western Line 42
John L. Hartman Memorial Award
(45 Hours)Recipient School District Hrs.Cheryl Overton Leland 45 Evelyn Murray Leland 45Lester Walker Leland 45 Marilyn Young Tunica County 45Clarence Hall Western Line 45
SuperAttendant AwardLarry Green, Superintendent
Western Line School District (45 Hours)
School District Board Member HoursGreenville Public Schools Henri Tillmon 39Hancock County Schools Patricia Stennett 39Hancock County Schools William Thomas 39Leake County Schools Bulus Leflore 39Leake County Schools Robbye Crosby 39North Pike Schools Etta Taplin 39Aberdeen Schools Royce Stephens 36
School District Board Member HoursLong Beach Schools James Stubbs 36Pearl River County Schools Twila Crabtree 36Tunica County Schools Barbara Conway 36Vicksburg Warren Schools Zelmarine Murphy 36Amite County Schools Frances Washington 33Amite County Schools James Burns 33Amite County Schools James Copeland 33
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School District Board Member HoursAmite County Schools Martha Cook 33Claiborne County Schools Josie McClorine 33Columbus Schools Tommy Prude 33Desoto County Schools Ann Jolley 33Hancock County Schools Rose Acker 33Harrison County Schools John Johnson 33Humphreys County Schools Doshia Redmond 33Jefferson County Schools Jeanette Johnson 33Louisville Municipal Schools Anna C. Crowell 33Louisville Municipal Schools W. Mark Donald 33Mound Bayou Schools Sylvia Coleman 33Newton County Schools Glenda Barrett 33Newton County Schools John Walker 33Pass Christian Schools Randall DeWitt 33Quitman County Schools Lillie Davis 33South Panola Schools Lygunnah Bean 33Yazoo City Municipal Schools Lula Starling 33
School District Board Member HoursAberdeen Schools Loretta Braylock 30Claiborne County Schools Janice Gray 30Greenville Public Schools Loretta Shannon 30Hancock County Schools Jennifer Seal 30Hollandale Schools Pam Johnson 30Humphreys County Schools Oscar Griffin 30Jackson County Schools Kenneth Fountain 30Jackson Public Schools George Schimmel 30Lawrence County Schools Maxie Boutwell 30Marshall County Schools Terry Rodgers 30North Bolivar Schools Bobbie Reed 30North Panola Schools Tracy Thompson 30Pearl River Co. Schools Twila Crabtree 30Quitman County Schools Rosie Anderson 30South Tippah Schools John Duncan 30Western Line Schools Owen Makamson 30Western Line Schools Ruby Slade 30
School District Board Member Hrs.Clay Co. J.C. Lyons 27
Coahoma Co. William Kinard 27
DeSoto Co. Patricia Hurt 27
Forest Municipal Louvene Robinson 27
Gulfport Gwen Jones 27
Hattiesburg Annie Chapman 27
Hollandale Demetric Warren 27
Holly Springs Fergenia Hood 27
Holly Springs Ray Autry 27
Humphreys Co. Morris Allen 27
Lawrence Co. Johnnie Woodard 27
Leflore Co. Claudine Brown 27
Leflore Co. Jeanette Brown 27
Leflore Co. Roy Hudson 27
Leflore Co. Watson Jackson 27
Meridian Public Don Evans 27
Meridian Public Judith Miller 27
New Albany Bobby Gault 27
School District Board Member Hrs.New Albany Jerry Tate 27
North Bolivar Emma Williams 27
North Bolivar Mary Young-Collier 27
North Bolivar William Prince 27
Pearl River Co. Bonnie Sanders 27
Quitman Rebecca Watkins 27
Rankin Co. Ann Sturdivant 27
South Delta King Evans 27
Vicksburg Warren Thomas Shelton 27
West Bolivar Levon Jackson 27
West Jasper Keith Barlow 27
West Tallahatchie Cora Hooper 27
Yazoo City Lula Starling 27
Carroll Co. Laura Davis 24
Carroll Co. Rubye Miller 24
Chickasaw Jamie Earp 24
Greenville Public Derrick Simmons 24
Hollandale Pamela Johnson 24
School District Board Member Hrs.Humphreys Co. Robert Williams 24
Jackson Public George Schimmel 24
Jefferson Co. Shirley Brown 24
Kemper Co. Ann Salter 24
Kemper Co. Carolyn Palmer 24
Marshall Co. Terry Cook 24
New Albany Catherine McClinton 24
Noxubee Co. Narvel Colemon 24
Oktibbeha Co. Curtis Snell 24
Oxford Public Marian Barksdale 24
Pearl River Co. Michelle Boyd 24
Quitman Steve Conner 24
Shaw Cora Jackson 24
South Delta Dorsey Johnson 24
South Tippah Tony Morrison 24
Walthall Co. Gloria Magee 24
West Tallahatchie Charles George 24
West Tallahatchie Lucinda Berryhill 24
Western Line Jamelda Fulton 24
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The following school district boards of trustees have engaged the services of the Mississippi School Boards Association in their searches for a superintendent of schools. For more information and directions for making application, visit the MSBA website, www.msbaonline.org.
West Point School DistrictWest Point, Mississippi
Application Deadline: February 28Employment: On or before July 1, 2011
Brochure, Application posted to MSBA website January 24
Booneville School DistrictBooneville, Mississippi
Application Deadline: March 4Employment: On or before July 1, 2011
Brochure, Application posted to MSBA website January 26
Biloxi School DistrictBiloxi, Mississippi
Application Deadline: March 21Employment: On or before July 1, 2011
Brochure, Application scheduled for posting on the MSBA website February 14
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QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must possess a minimum of a master’s degree in School Administration or related area and have a minimum of seven (7) years of experience in the management of a school district or education-related agency or commensurate experience. Other qualifications are listed on the MSBA web-site, www.msbaonline.org.
JOB SUMMARY: The candidate must be a good presenter of training mate-rial and a capable organizer of training activities. He or she must be willing to take primary responsibility for all MSBA school board training activities and for MSBA conference design and execution. The position involves traveling to eve-ning school board meetings throughout the state.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: The person hired for the position will main-tain close communications and working relationship with the Executive Director; make recommendations concerning board training and conference needs; act on behalf of the Executive Director in his or her absence, consistent with MSBA policy and guidelines; and be creative in stimulating increased revenue streams for the association.
For more information and directions for making application, visit the MSBA website, www.msbaonline.org.
Legislative Updates: Find them @ www.msbaonline.org
As usual, MSBA is keeping an eye on the deliberations of lawmakers during the 2011 Session of the Missis-sippi Legislature. You can
find the latest information about what is going on at MSBA’s website, www.msbaonline.org, under “Legislative Reports” at the right of your screen.
Healthy School Board Award Application due Feb. 10
The Mississippi Department of Education’s Office of Healthy Schools is taking applications for the 2011 Mississippi Healthy School Board Award. This distinguished honor is given to a Mississippi public school district that has made notable achievements in the implementation of school health programs. School districts have until February 10 to apply for recognition in the awards program, which carries a prize of $5,000 for the school district selected.
The award will be presented February 23 during MSBA’s 39th Annual Conference in Jackson.
For more information contact Mary Ann Simpkins at [email protected] or call 601-359-1814.
NeW BoARD MeMBeRS? MSBA Wants to Know Them
With the November elections over, some school districts may have new board members like DeSoto County (see page 3). If your district has not already provided MSBA information about new members, please do so at your earliest convenience. Contact April Mills, [email protected].
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ARCHITECTURE
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
INTERIOR DESIGN
GRAPHIC DESIGN
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
Biloxi • Columbus • Jackson • Tupelo
Gladys Noel Bates Elementary / Thomas Cardozo Middle SchoolJackson Public Schools - Jackson, Mississippi
OFFICERSPRESIDENT
Marian BarksdaleOxford
vICE PRESIDENTMiranda Beard
Laurel
SECRETARY-TREASURERBobby GaultNew Albany
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Lygunnah BeanSouth Panola
DIRECTORSDISTRICT 1 (2009-2011)
David DuncanSouth Tippah
Stephen DoddDeSoto County
Tommy PrudeColumbus Municipal
DISTRICT 2 (2010-2012)
Tommie CardinClinton
William KindardCoahoma County
Demetric WarrenHollandale
DISTRICT 3 (2009-2011)
Barbara JonesLauderdale County
Sondra OdomPearl
Etta TaplinNorth Pike
DISTRICT 4 (2010-2012)Steve Conner
Quitman
Patricia StennetHancock County
James StubbsLong Beach
MSBA Board of Directors
Presidential Appointees*
Glenda BarrettNewton County
Gary GoldenPontotoc City
Jerome HafterGreenville
Dr. Lucius LamptonSouth Pike*Serve during the MSBA President’s one-year term of office.
