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The meeting included a welcome to Molina Quintero, who led the Pledge of Allegiance. There was a discussion of her accomplishments, including obtaining her diploma and level one wage certificate. She is currently enrolled at Northwest Arkansas Community College and hopes to attend John Brown University.
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The meeting included the president's report, which covered the homecoming parade, a student musician's recognition, and the graduation of English Language Learners. The board approved consent items including payroll, schedule of bills, surplus property declarations, resignations/retirements, and new hires. Individual approval items included bus routes, program evaluations for transportation services, the C.A.T.S program, career and technical education, summer school, NHS course planning guides, and the 2021-2022 audit report. The superintendent's report covered transfers, monthly financial recaps, policy updates, homebound services, fall enrollment, and a facilities committee status update.
The meeting included the recognition of visitors, a pledge of allegiance, and approval of the agenda. Presentations were made regarding student achievements in wrestling, a time capsule excavation at Woodridge Middle School, and school events. An Eagle Scout was recognized. Consent items included the approval of consent items dated February 17, 2022, a schedule of bills, payroll, surplus property declarations, a board policy, and resignations/retirements. Individual approval items included employment recommendations, an annual financial audit, middle school athletics expansion, a High Ridge Blvd project easement, and a custodial and food service salary schedule modification. Public comments were received, and the superintendent's report included a financial recap, transfers, district award recipients, and 2021-2025 CSIP goals and objectives.
The meeting included presentations on the President's report, highlighting donations received and student field trips; the Northwest Way donation to St. Baldrick's Foundation; recognition of the HSE Building Lighthouse Team and a staff member; and approval of consent items including the schedule of bills, payroll, surplus property declaration, and resignations/retirements. Individual approval items covered new hires, the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 school calendars, E-rate projects (switch, firewall, ISP and WAN services, and NHS dedicated ISP), an annual financial audit recommendation, and a resolution opposing open enrollment legislation. The Superintendent's report included information on transfers, monthly financial recap, mileage reimbursement rate, kindergarten registration, and CSIP pre-planning updates.
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