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District 309 School Board members approved an amendment to the district’s 10-year Health Life Safety Survey Monday.
The survey will now include repairs to Clatt Stadium, the school auditorium, ADA improvements and wall repairs, with a total price tag of $256,000.
“My guess is that’s a little bit inflated, but we shot high,” said Superintendent Chuck Nagel. “The money is there. It’s not a problem with the Health Life Safety fund; we haven’t spent anything in the last two years.”
Improvements will include adding ADA accessibility to the mechanics classroom and laboratory and the entrance to Building A; repairing walls in auditorium, library and commons area; and rebuilding a tilting 6-foot retaining wall at Clatt Stadium.
In other business, the board:
• Approved the final 2010-11 school calendar. The last day of student attendance is May 26.
• Approved and set a public hearing for the tentative amended FY11 budget. The public hearing is set for 5:45 p.m. June 20.
• Approved the district’s crisis management plan.
• Adopted a resolution adding two more teachers to the list of those retiring. Janene Mattingly and Sharlis Mecagni, will retire at the end of the 2010-11 school year, with 32 and 16 years, respectively.
• Accepted the retirements of special education teacher Lili Stephens, physical education teacher Doreen Propst and physical education teacher Mark Propst, all effective at the end of the 2013-2014 school year.
• Approved the resignation of library media specialist Chuck Atteberry, effective at the end of the 2010-11 school year.
• Approved employment of summer school teachers Jill Spear (English), Mark Propst (driver education) and Steve Schafer (driver education).
• Approved the voluntary transfers of Brett Gonigam to driver education, Brooke Nelson to library specialist, Lisa Mews to head baker and Lori Laredo to administrative assistant in charge of operations.
• Approved the employment of Jason Bowman to girls’ head basketball coach, Denee Menzione to physical education and head softball coach, Sean Saylor to physical education, Casey Heavrin to English, Ellen Herget to art, Josh Johnson to study hall supervisor, Karen Beverlin to RESPRO coordinator, Lisa Kendall to 504 coordinator, Eric Heller to cafeteria manager, Kyle Newgard to summer band assistant, Denise Johnson to flag corps sponsor and Robert “Josh” Ebener to associate superintendent pending contract negotiations.
• Approved the rehire of district treasurer Jim Mamer and auditorium manager Steve Cordle.
• Approved student handbook changes, which were suggested by District 309’s attorney, Dennis Triggs.
District 309 School Board members approved an amendment to the district’s 10-year Health Life Safety Survey Monday.
The survey will now include repairs to Clatt Stadium, the school auditorium, ADA improvements and wall repairs, with a total price tag of $256,000.
“My guess is that’s a little bit inflated, but we shot high,” said Superintendent Chuck Nagel. “The money is there. It’s not a problem with the Health Life Safety fund; we haven’t spent anything in the last two years.”
Improvements will include adding ADA accessibility to the mechanics classroom and laboratory and the entrance to Building A; repairing walls in auditorium, library and commons area; and rebuilding a tilting 6-foot retaining wall at Clatt Stadium.
In other business, the board:
• Approved the final 2010-11 school calendar. The last day of student attendance is May 26.
• Approved and set a public hearing for the tentative amended FY11 budget. The public hearing is set for 5:45 p.m. June 20.
• Approved the district’s crisis management plan.
• Adopted a resolution adding two more teachers to the list of those retiring. Janene Mattingly and Sharlis Mecagni, will retire at the end of the 2010-11 school year, with 32 and 16 years, respectively.
• Accepted the retirements of special education teacher Lili Stephens, physical education teacher Doreen Propst and physical education teacher Mark Propst, all effective at the end of the 2013-2014 school year.
• Approved the resignation of library media specialist Chuck Atteberry, effective at the end of the 2010-11 school year.
• Approved employment of summer school teachers Jill Spear (English), Mark Propst (driver education) and Steve Schafer (driver education).
• Approved the voluntary transfers of Brett Gonigam to driver education, Brooke Nelson to library specialist, Lisa Mews to head baker and Lori Laredo to administrative assistant in charge of operations.
• Approved the employment of Jason Bowman to girls’ head basketball coach, Denee Menzione to physical education and head softball coach, Sean Saylor to physical education, Casey Heavrin to English, Ellen Herget to art, Josh Johnson to study hall supervisor, Karen Beverlin to RESPRO coordinator, Lisa Kendall to 504 coordinator, Eric Heller to cafeteria manager, Kyle Newgard to summer band assistant, Denise Johnson to flag corps sponsor and Robert “Josh” Ebener to associate superintendent pending contract negotiations.
• Approved the rehire of district treasurer Jim Mamer and auditorium manager Steve Cordle.
• Approved student handbook changes, which were suggested by District 309’s attorney, Dennis Triggs.
