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Saunemin Community Consolidated School District 438 Board of Education met May 10

Saunemin Community Consolidated School District 438 Board of Education met May 10.

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

Members Present         Members Absent

Helen Brown                 Eric Johnson

Tasha Bunting               Brandon Sancken

Mary Ludwig                  Bill Stevenson

Marcie Rich

Call to Order

The meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Vice President, Marcie Rich. Roll call was answered as indicated, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Others present included Superintendent Mr. Gary Doughan, Assistant Principal Michael McDermaid and Harrison Zimmerman along with his father.

Public Recognition

Boy Scout, Harrison Zimmerman, from Chenoa gave a presentation on making picnic tables. The tables would be 6 foot long and 30 inches high made with pressure treated wood. The Boy Scouts will build and transport each table. The estimated average cost of each picnic table will range between $150-$170. If the school is interested Harrison would like the school to donate half the cost and if the paperwork goes through he’s hoping for a Fall delivery.

Motion to approve/consent agenda from April 12, 2022 meeting:

a) Minutes from the April 12, 2022 meeting

Motioned by Brown and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Ludwig, Rich, Bunting and Brown

Motion carried 4-0

b) Payroll, Bills and Financials for the month of April 2022

Motioned by Bunting and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Rich, Bunting, Ludwig and Brown

Motion carried 4-0

c) Approve Treasurer’s Report for April 2022

Motioned by Brown and Seconded by Bunting

Aye: Rich, Brown, Ludwig and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

Superintendent’s Report

● Congratulations to the Scholastic Bowl for making it to Sectionals. They won the first two rounds and lost in the third round

● Discussed some current and future summer projects: parking lot repairs, paint the stairwell, paint some classrooms, replace lights, tile in the west classrooms, replace the playground fence

● Reviewed the Balance Sheet Summary by Fund

● Graduation will be held on Wednesday, May 25, 2022. The ceremony will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Saunemin Grade School Gym. Board Members Tasha Bunting and Mary Ludwig have volunteered to attend

● Discussed the consideration to move the Medical Insurance renewal date to September 1st each year

● Discussed LCSSU payments. The board has suggested they vote prior to approving large payments

● Reviewed the options of a Solar Energy proposal, the board is not interested

Motion to Adjourn to Closed Session to discuss the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees of the public body, collective negotiating matters or deliberations concerning salary schedules for one or more classes of employees, student disciplinary cases.5 ILCS 120/2 (c),(1),(2)

Moved by Bunting and Seconded by Brown to adjourn to closed session at 7:55 p.m. Aye: Rich, Brown, Ludwig and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

Motion to Return to Open Session

Moved by Ludwig and Seconded by Brown at 8:24p.m.

Aye: Bunting, Brown, Rich, and Ludwig

Motion carried 4-0

Assistant Principal/Athletic Director

● Track and Field two students from Odell advanced to State

● Inflatable Day will be at the end of the school year

● End of the school year raffles will be given for positive behavior

Action Items

a) Approve all closed session minutes remained sealed

Moved by Ludwig and Seconded by Brown

Aye: Bunting, Brown, Rich, and Ludwig

Motion carried 4-0

b) Approve all closed session recordings from FY 17, FY 18, FY 19 and FY 20 be destroyed Moved by Brown and Seconded by Bunting

Aye: Bunting, Ludwig, Brown and Rich

Motion carried 4-0

c) Approve employment of Caitlyn Ricketts as Music Teacher

Moved by Bunting and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Brown, Ludwig, Rich, and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

d) Approve employment of Samantha Small as 2nd Grade Teacher

Moved by Brown and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Brown, Ludwig, Rich, and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

e) Approve employment of Madyson DiNardi as 5th Grade Teacher

Moved by Bunting and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Brown, Ludwig, Rich, and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

f) Approve resignation of Danny Irish

Moved by Brown and Seconded by Bunting

Aye: Ludwig, Rich, Bunting and Brown

Motion carried 4-0

g) Approve Abraham Masonry for tuckpointing work

Moved by Brown and Seconded by Bunting

Aye: Rich, Bunting, Ludwig and Brown

Motion carried 4-0

h) Approve Summer Maintenance Crew of Vic Johns, Alan Arnolts, Rick Patarozzi and Tyson Cramer

Moved by Bunting and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Rich, Brown, Ludwig, and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

i) Approve Tuition Reimbursement for Brittany Masching

Moved by Brown and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Bunting, Brown, Rich, and Ludwig

Motion carried 4-0

j) Approve Athletic Coops with Odell for Track, Girls’ Basketball, and Softball

Moved by Bunting and Seconded by Brown

Aye: Bunting, Ludwig, Brown, and Rich

Motion carried 4-0

k) Approve increase for all non-certified staff 4%

Moved by Ludwig and Seconded by Brown

Aye: Brown, Ludwig, Rich, and Bunting

Motion carried 4-0

l) Approve increase for Assistant Principal 4%

Moved by Brown and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Ludwig, Rich, Bunting and Brown

Motion carried 4-0

m) Approve increase for Superintendent/Principal 4%

Moved by Bunting and Seconded by Ludwig

Aye: Rich, Bunting, Ludwig, and Brown

Motion carried 4-0

Old Business

None

New Business

a) Joint Annual Conference registration opens on June 6th.

Adjournment

Moved by Brown and Seconded by Ludwig to adjourn the meeting at 8:32 p.m.

Aye: Bunting, Ludwig, Brown, and Rich

Motion Carried 4-0

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