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The budget hearing included the presentation of the 2017 budget, which showed deficits in the Education Fund, Building Fund, and Transportation Fund. The estimated end-of-year balance for all funds was reported. Questions from the Board and audience regarding the budget were addressed.
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The board meeting included discussions on transportation, a change to the March meeting date, and the JFL program. The board also discussed a board self-evaluation, MAP testing, the 5Essentials Survey, and enrollment trends. Policy updates were approved. The 2016-2017 school calendar was reviewed. The board approved membership in IESA for Tampico Elementary. The board then moved into executive session to consider personnel matters. Following the executive session, the board approved the employment of Joshua Stalsberg as a teacher, accepted the resignations of Debra Bartman and Rachel Sepich, extended the contracts of principals Jim Geer and Justin Hovey, approved the retirement agreement with Superintendent David Rogers, appointed Chad Colmone as interim Superintendent, and approved Lukas Jepson as a volunteer baseball coach.
The meeting involved discussions regarding a sports co-op, including a review of the revised existing co-op agreement, enrollment data for each school district, possible cost savings with the co-op of all sports, how the sports programs would be structured, and future options for the sports co-op. Possible action on the co-op of all high school sports is planned for the November board meeting.
The meeting included an overview of the 60X25 Initiative, a discussion on MAP testing, and an update on the math and science curriculum meeting held on July 14th.
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