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Independent School DistrictIndependent School

District of West Burlington

Board of EducationWORK SESSIONFebruary 1, 2021

The Board of Education of the Independent School District of West Burlington met at 6:00 PM on Mon-day, February 1, 2021, in the board-room at 607 Ramsey St. in West Burlington. Presiding over the meet-ing was President Bowen with mem-bers Thuleen, Boughton, Davis, and Dodds answering roll call.

Mr. Prickett and Mr. Moraniec presented information to the board on the school’s current facility and technology systems and structures.

Mrs. Beames told the board we are looking at ways to protect the General Fund by shifting expendi-tures to other funds. Mrs. Beames is also working with Travis Squires from Piper Sandler on possibly refinanc-ing our sales tax bonds to increase SAVE funds.

Mrs. Beames complimented Nate and Mac for their hard work compiling the information presented to the board. Mrs. Beames thanked Mac for his hard work getting infor-mation to Infinite Campus in anticipa-tion of the student information sys-tem conversion.

The meeting adjourned at 7:51PM.

Shawna Brown, District Secre-tary

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Des Moines CountyWAGE PUBLICATIONDes Moines County 2020

Wage PublicationEmployee Name ................. SalaryABNEY, ALEXUS ............. 16,646.21ALLEN, DANIEL ..................... 36.36ANDERSON, TAMMY ...... 32,985.28ATKINS, KOLTON ........... 58,619.37BARKSDALE, HOLLY ..... 58,369.76BEACH, KATHRYN ......... 40,225.77BEAIRD, DILAN............... 76,635.84BECK, ROBERT .............. 38,953.68BECKMAN, GINA ............ 53,493.46BEIK, MARK .................... 69,128.59BEIK, MARY .................... 41,327.09BELKNAP, CASSANDRA .................. 8,434.64BELL, DEVON ................. 66,409.27BIXLER, ROBERT ........... 13,103.51BLIESENER, CHANDRA ..................... 38,339.35BLIESENER, RODNEY ... 66,473.76BLODGETT, ERIC ........... 72,966.55BOWEN, CYNTHIA ......... 14,892.49BOX, MARILYN .................... 337.60BRECKON, MATTHEW ..................... 65,932.29BREUER, JEFFREY ........ 42,570.14BREWER, MICHAEL ....... 36,870.64BRISSEY, BIRGIT ........... 49,060.44BRISSEY, JACK .............. 59,053.98BROEKER, THOMAS ...... 38,983.68BROOKS, PATRICIA ....... 49,022.17CALLISON, DAWN .......... 36,666.29CAMPBELL, JAMIE ......... 59,977.72CAPPS, ALANA ............... 38,784.88CARPENTER, HOLLY ..... 19,651.69CARTER, BRIAN ........... 120,968.38CARY, JAMES ................. 38,973.68CHARBONNEAU, JANET ........................... 18,475.22CHASE, JEFFREY .......... 69,102.55CHELF, TODD ................. 84,793.90CLAY, ROBERT ...................... 34.44COMBS, JEFFREY ......... 43,384.88CORNICK, KARLA .......... 58,980.05CORRICK, ROBERT ............ 262.50CRABTREE, ROMONNA .................... 45,086.33CREELMAN, ARIC .......... 59,267.54CURL, BRANDON .................. 75.00DAVIS, BRIGITTE ........... 52,322.39DAVIS, CAITLIN .............. 13,344.65DAVIS, JACQUE ............. 56,217.48DICKSON, SETH ............. 11,160.20DOLPH, JOSEPH ............ 49,859.55DUKE, JAY ...................... 62,273.04DUNHAM, AUSTIN .......... 45,911.38EAGEN, RUSSELL ............ 1,053.07EBERHARDT, DAN .............. 141.60ELLIOTT, ALEXZANDER ................. 4,568.27ELLIOTT, RUSSELL ........ 49,431.53ENGEL, JACK ................... 1,947.50ENGEL, JENNIFER .............. 727.50ERVINE, DOUGLAS ........ 84,775.39FORD, ROBERTA ........... 33,444.76FOX, DARLENE .............. 47,988.63GAHN, MEGAN ............... 21,236.37GALL, STEFANIE .............. 1,892.49GEBHARDT, TANNER ...... 6,888.00GERDES, ROBERT .......... 1,018.60GERST, COLIN................ 82,018.13GIBB, KATHERINE .......... 43,868.33GIBB, KEVIN ................... 58,554.38GLENDENING, KEVIN .... 77,402.58GORDY, DEREK ............. 72,223.05GRAHAM, LARRY ........... 48,055.37GRAY, STEPHEN ............ 16,977.48GREGORY, DOUGLAS ..................... 60,326.64GRIMM, TANNER ............ 43,715.33GRIMSHAW, BRETT ....... 85,336.65HAMELTON, HAYLEY ..... 35,212.87HAMMA, DAVE ................ 72,563.04HAND, BRIAN ................. 58,426.50HARDIN, GINA ................ 67,489.08HARRIS, LISA ................. 49,260.44HARTMAN, JENNIFER ..................... 30,344.23HAUSKNECHT, ARNE ......... 375.40HAYES, MICHAEL ........... 46,582.45HAZELL, LISA ................. 71,663.59HEYLAND, STEPHEN..... 19,610.13HICKS, TERESA ............... 2,770.00HIGH, JOHN .................... 17,932.09HILKIN, JAMES ................. 3,132.00HIRSCHMAN, MATTHEW ..................... 54,997.24HOLLEY, JAMES ............. 61,903.52HORNE, CHRISTINE ............. 32.94HOUSEWRIGHT, ROBERT ....................... 18,239.14HOUSMAN, KATHY ........ 32,347.77HOWE, JULIE .................. 52,734.80HUFFMAN, TRACIE ........ 55,803.83HULETT, TAMARA .......... 48,741.50HULSE, TUCKER ............ 32,901.89

HUNTER, ZACHARY ...... 13,156.00HUTSON, JAMES ........... 59,373.90HYNDMAN, KENNETH ..................... 71,577.21ICKES, DOROTHY ............... 869.90JACKS, RYAN ................. 58,237.18JANSSEN, DAVID ........... 58,096.13JEFFRIES, NICHOLAS .................... 52,309.62JOHNSON, GAUGE ........ 27,677.17JOHNSON, JODIE .......... 40,627.10JOHNSON, TERESA ....... 72,903.52JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM ........................ 97,054.91KELLEY, BARBARA ............. 720.00KEMP, KAREN ................ 42,955.75KENNEY, CURTIS ........... 46,456.55KING, JOYCE .................. 31,662.14KLEIN, CHAD .................... 1,559.05KLENK, CECELIA.............. 3,189.00KLENK, KORY ................. 58,211.52KOENIG, BRADLEY ........ 46,978.49KOENIG, RYLE ................. 4,800.00KOLTHOFF, KOLLAN ...... 15,070.00KRAMER, AUREY ............. 9,726.89KRIEGER, STEVE.................. 76.20KROGMEIER, APRIL ...... 43,936.66KROGMEIER, DORIS ..... 47,365.53KUECHMANN, JOHN ...... 46,454.48KYLE, MARY ..................... 9,842.58LAWLOR, LISA ................ 28,722.93LEE, CHRISTOPHER ...... 70,086.68LEE, RONALD ................. 53,940.18LEVINSON, COLTER ...... 71,245.60LEVINSON, KAY ............. 40,927.10LLOYD, DAVID ................ 77,416.86LOFTHUS, MARIA ................ 606.24LUMBECK, MARK ........... 19,665.96LUTTENEGGER, RYAN ............................ 68,521.20MARLAND, BROOKE...... 19,626.69MARSHALL, ERIC............. 4,780.50MARTIN, BRANDI ........... 50,964.00MASON, STUART ........... 64,146.53MASSNER, TRAVIS .......... 2,608.00MASTON, MARIE .............. 3,920.00MAY, HILLARY ................. 46,143.19MCALLISTER, FRANCIS ........................ 2,213.85MCCORD, RYAN ............. 52,162.74MCCULLOCH, TYLER .... 58,782.70MCCUNE, CHAD ............. 78,813.57MCGINITY, LISA .............. 57,183.62MCINTYRE, MARK ......... 68,689.22MCVAY, ANIKA ................ 38,784.88MCVEY, CHERYL ............ 75,687.37MEEKER, KATIE ............. 38,484.88MEHMERT, BRANDON .................... 63,994.73MERCER, JOHN ............. 26,960.83MESSER, DANIEL .......... 59,565.05MOHR, ROBERT ............. 58,842.24MOORE, DEBRA ............. 61,069.72MURGUIA, DAVID ........... 64,573.85MURRY, ERIK ................. 30,734.99NACK, MARCUS ............. 26,988.48NAHORNY, RICHARD ....... 2,255.48NALLEY-LONDQUIST, JANELLE ....................... 72,153.40NELSON, THOMAS ........ 26,465.83OLIVER, TRAVIS ............. 48,573.15OSBORNE, TRISH ............ 6,508.26PARKER, JEREMY ......... 47,273.62PATTERSON, JENNIFER ..................... 46,206.37PAYTES, ANGIE .............. 32,978.76PETERSEN, KENNETH .................... 72,831.25PHILLIPS, SEAN ............. 73,879.12PLEIN, ADAM .................. 67,032.23PLEIN, THOMAS ............... 5,914.00POGGEMILLER, CHRISTA ....................... 81,555.81PRIER, JUSTIN .................... 100.00PURCHASE, REBECCA ..................... 48,591.83PURDUM, MARISSA ....... 11,856.00RANA, SABRINA ............... 3,831.80RASHID, MAYA ................. 4,910.77RECTOR, KENT .............. 12,161.57REYNOLDS, MICHELLE..................... 61,069.72ROBERTSON, LEE .............. 873.36ROELFS, AUSTIN ........... 61,520.34ROELFS, ROBERT ......... 46,188.49ROGGE, PATRICK .......... 57,272.28ROTH, RYAN ................... 12,873.76RUNDELL, KELLY ........... 45,846.51RYAN, MONIKA ............... 28,271.41SALISBURY, SCOTT ....... 59,104.15SCARBOROUGH, CHRISTOPHER ............ 69,932.39SCHAEFER, LISA ......... 116,791.91SCHERTZ, ANGELA ....... 50,874.17SCHNEDEN, DIANA........ 49,260.44SCHNEDLER, BRENDA ....................... 48,584.17SCHNEIDERMAN, JARROD ........................ 57,939.46SCHULZ, JOHN .............. 59,463.89SEITZ, THOMAS ............. 57,464.61SHERWOOD, AARON .... 48,958.31SHERWOOD, ASHLEY ......................... 38,643.98SIEGEL, RONALD............. 7,360.20SIEGFRIED, BRADLEY ..................... 79,487.31SMITH, WAYNE ............... 55,576.01SOURS, TAYLOR .............. 5,769.50SOURS, TRAVIS ............. 65,750.53SPENCER, BRAD ............. 1,835.03SPENCER, STEVE .............. 418.82STEFFENER, NATALIE ....................... 60,072.05STENSVAAG, ERIN ........ 69,132.39STRABALA, DAVID ................ 34.92STRICKLAND, LORRAINE ...................... 4,892.67STUECKER, JUDY .......... 49,487.32SWEENEY, SAMANTHA .................. 19,424.40TAEGER, MITCHELL ...... 74,370.35THOMSON, ERICA ......... 39,084.88TIMMERMAN, HEATH .... 49,479.40TITUS, KATHLEEN ......... 83,101.75VANERSTROM, BRIAN............................ 39,339.95VANZUIDEN, MICHELLE....................... 1,146.24VOGELGESANG, BRENT ......................... 18,878.51WADDELL, GLORIA .......... 7,832.15WAGNER-ERTZ, WILLIAM ........................ 11,139.82WALKER, EVAN .............. 59,647.16WARNER, MATTHEW ..... 82,967.21WATERMAN, ALFRED .... 28,522.42WATZNAUER, THOMAS ....................... 58,795.47WEATHERWAX, JUDITH .......................... 31,522.97WELBORN, RENAE ........ 12,466.75WHALEN, COLTON .......... 4,237.19WHALEN, EDWARD ....... 55,833.05WHALEN, TANNER ........... 7,887.16WHITAKER, COREY ....... 64,985.83WILLIAMS, CLINT ........... 76,999.49WILLIAMS-RAMIREZ, KATHERINE ................... 2,706.00WINTER, JULIE ............... 47,626.37WITTKOP, KAMRYN ......... 4,720.00WYKERT, ADRIANNA ..... 18,435.28

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PUBLIC NOTICES cont’d from page 6 DanvilleCity Council

Danville City CouncilRegular SessionMinute SummaryFebruary 1, 2021

The regular session of the Dan-ville City Council was called to or-der on January 18, 2021, 6:00 p.m., Danville City Hall by Mayor Strause. Council present were Fedler, Sperry, Huff, Furnald, and Heater. City em-ployee Rogers was present as was guests Eldon Melssen (also his son), and Matt Walker. Motion carried to approve the agenda as presented.

Discussion was held with Eldon Melssen who would like to place an additional mobile home in their mo-bile home park on East Seymour Street. A building permit along with a copy of City Code 17.72.060 Special Uses Enumerated Section 19 per-taining to Mobile Home Parks was given to Mr. Melssen. When the per-mit is returned to City Hall, the Clerk was authorized to submit the permit to the Board of Adjustment for review as stated in the city ordinance. Mr. Melssen thanked the council for their time. (The Melssen’s left the meet-ing at 6:10 p.m..) City Engineer Matt Walker gave an update on the sewer lagoon project. Council agreed to meet 5:00 p.m. February 15th, 2021, work session, to go over potential cost estimates for the two foremen-tioned lagoon systems.

By motions, the following items were also approved: The transfer of the 2012 Chevy Truck owned by the City to the Danville Fire Department, effective date being January 19, 2021. The consent agenda as pre-sented (January 18, 2021 minutes; and payment of bills). Adeline Brown ....................133.35 utility deposit refundAlliant Energy .....................205.27 final gas & electric chargesBound Tree Medical ...........269.29 medical supplies - city’s shareCB Welding & Services ......130.20 utility deposit refundCity of Burlington ..................23.15 boarding of stray animalCity/County Health Care ..5,423.40 monthly employee insuranceDanville State Bank ..............10.69 misc. suppliesDMC News .........................123.76 publication chargesDMC Solid Waste Comm. 1,512.85 monthly serviceFletcher-Reinhardt ..............314.32 suppliesIMFOA ..................................50.00 annual dues/RogersIndustrial Electrical Motors .116.99 equipment repairInternational Institute of Municipal Clerks ..............................175.00 annual dues/RogersKarl Chevrolet ................16,656.63 remaining truck balanceMenards..............................115.62 misc. suppliesNew London Municipal Utilities .............................798.91 standby generation chargePayroll..............................8,202.14 01/13/2021-01/26/2021Postmaster .........................337.60 336 Feb. utility bills/4 rollsRPGI ..............................28,116.93 January electricSandry Fire Supply ..........1,249.80 brush truck hoses-city’s shareSusan Rogers .......................15.68 mileage reimbursementTreasurer - State of Iowa .1,616.00 state sales tax for JanuaryVan Wert Company ............368.91 demand meter

Total amount of bills listed $65,966.49 to be paid from the following accounts: General $6,203.47; RUT $6,641.01; Water $5,163.75; Sewer $3,885.18; Electric $34,325.46; Sanitation $1,681.15; Utility Deposit $263.55; Employee Insurance $5,423.40; Local Option Sales Tax $2,379.52.

Council has agreed again to keep the City Hall doors locked to the public and will review the status at the next council meeting. The follow-ing gross wages were paid through the payroll system during 2020 to-taling $194,063.18: Mark Fedler $600.00; Dustin Furnald $600.00; Bryon Heater $3,000.00; Stefanee Heater $600.00; Joe Huff $600.00; Susan Rogers $54,983.14; Allen Schillie $69,989.56; Aaron Sperry $600.00, Jerry Strause $3,000.00; Frain Wagner $60,090.48. Motion carried to adjourn the meeting at 6:50 p.m.. The next council meeting will be on February 15, 2021, 6:00 p.m., Danville City Hall.

Jerry Strause, MayorSusan K. Rogers, City Clerk

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Danville Community

School District

Danville Community School District

Board of EducationRegular Session

Minutes of February 8th, 2021

The Board of Education of the Danville Community School District met in regular session on Monday February 8th, 2021. President Dock-endorff called the meeting to order at 5:34 p.m. with Directors Langan, Grothe, Bauer, and Eisenmann an-swering roll call.

The Board moved to Approve the Agenda. Passed - all ayes.

The Board moved to Approve the Minutes. Passed – all ayes.

The Board moved to Approve the Monthly bills. Passed – all ayes.

The Board moved to Approve

Date for Public Hearing to Set the 2021-2022 School Calendar – March 8, 2021 at 5:30pm. Passed – all ayes.

The Board moved to Approve Date for Public Hearing to Set the 2021-2022 School Budget – March 8, 2021 at 5:30pm. Passed – all ayes.

The Board moved to Approve New Policies: 503.6 Physical Re-straint and Seclusion of Students; 503.6R1 Use of Physical Restraint and Seclusion with Students; 503.6E1 Use of Physical Restraint and/or Seclusion Documentation Form; 503.6E2 Debriefing Letter to Guardian of Student Involved in an Occurrence Where Physical Re-straint and/or Seclusion Was Used; 503.6E3 Debriefing Meeting Docu-ment. Passed – all ayes.

The Board moved to Accept the 2019/2020 Financial Audit. Passed – all ayes.

The Board moved to Accept Ear-ly Retirement from the following:

1. Wyman Martin – Instrumental Music Teacher

2. Kelly Henry – JH Social Stud-ies Teacher

3. Joseph Loving – Art TeacherPassed – all ayes.The Board moved to Accept Res-

ignations from the following:1. Saudra Young – Daycare

Paraeducator2. Bailey Skidmore – Daycare

ParaeducatorPassed – all ayes.The Board moved to Approve the

Hiring of the Following Staff:1. Haiden Molter – Daycare

Paraeducator2. Katherine Kilbride – Daycare

Paraeducator3. Michael Sweeney – Co Indi-

vidual Speech4. Lucas Gourley – HS Head

Boys Track Coach5. Toby Evans – JH/HS Assistant

Boys Track Coach6. Natalie Ford – HS Head Girls

Track Coach7. Amanda Richardson – JH/HS

Assistant Girls Track Coach8. Becky Fraise – JH Head Girls

Track Coach9. Cody Thompson – JH Head

Boys Track Coach10. Steve Rogers – HS Golf

Coach11. David Beik – HS Head Base-

ball Coach12. Jeff Molle – HS Co Assistant

Baseball Coach13. Bryan Kleinkopf – HS Co As-

sistant Baseball Coach14. John Nagel – HS Co Head

Softball Coach15. Allie Massner – HS Co Head

Softball Coach16. Derek Gaster – JH Head

Baseball CoachPassed – all ayes.The Board moved to Adjourn.

Passed – all ayes.Meeting was adjourned at

6:29pm.The next regular Board meeting

will be March 8th, 2021 at 5:30PM in Classroom 217: 21st Century Class-room.

Janelle SchneidermanBoard Secretary

February 2021 Board BillsINSTRUCTION & SUPPORT ................. $192,822.52 American Reading Company, Independent Reading Level Assessments .................... $300.00 American Reading Company, Kindergarten/Grade 2 ARC Core Literacy Lab .......... $6,800.00 Anderson, Larkin & Co, PC, June 2020 Audit Final Billing .................... $3,700.00 Blick Art Materials, Art Supplies ........................ $21.44 Burlington CSD, 1st Semester Open Enroll/TLC ......... $21,639.72 CAERT, Inc., Ag ECurriculum Subscription ................... $1,500.00 CAM CSD (Iowa Connections Academy), 1st Semester Open Enroll/ TLC ..................... $6,677.64 Clayton Ridge CSD, 1st Semester Open Enroll/TLC (Iowa Virtual Academy) ........ $25,807.33 Danville CSD, Petty Cash..... $25.00 Danville School Nutrition Fund, Gloves, Disposable Aprons (FCS) ...................... $38.00 Danville School Nutrition Fund Elementary Snacks- December ........................... 375.96Danville Telecom, Telephone Bill .................$904.47 Des Moines County News, School District Jan 11 Board Minutes ...................$163.80 Discovery Benefits, December FSA Fee..............................$56.16 Fairfield CSD, 1st Semester Open Enrollment/TLC...............$3,606.62 Great Prairie AEA, Math Wiring Diagram Poster....................$40.10 Hatch, Preschool Hatch Syn Annual Renewal................$962.50 HyVee, Staff Meal ................$188.40 Infrastructure Technology Solutions ITS Offsite Backup Monthly Fee .........................$37.00 Insight ..HP Chromebooks (28), BTO Integration to Print & Ship Tags(65) .................$6,346.89 Insight, Chromebooks (92) ........$19,786.14 Jaymar, 1095s, W-2s, W-2 Envelopes ..........................$115.42 J & S Electronic Business, Copier Maintenance/Usage........$1,130.57 Jostens, Diploma Covers(4), Diploma ...............................$59.86 Lane & Waterman LLP, Conference Calls, Drafting Letter ....................$690.00 Mediacom, Internet ..............$514.90 Mount Pleasant CSD .. 1st Semester Open Enrollment/TLC .....$6,852.57 New London CSD, 1st Semester Open Enrollment /TLC ..............................$64,277.72 New London CSD, 1st Semester Concurrent Enrollment.......$808.41 Open Up Resources, Language Arts Techer Course ............$840.00 REV Robotics, FTC

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