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Ms-Hs Social Science/Athletic Director at Webster Area School District 18-5
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The board discussed concerns and feedback regarding the preschool program and its future staffing and funding models. Other topics included the hiring of new staff for custodial and teaching positions, the approval of athletic association ballots, and the acceptance of several employee resignations. The board also reviewed and approved a policy revision for the English Language coordinator program.
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The board discussed and approved educational increases for staff, a contract for a special education paraprofessional, a concessions contract for the next school year, and a tax request. Additionally, the board approved policies for a spectator fan code of conduct and activities communication guidelines between parents and coaches. The board also engaged in a detailed discussion regarding a resolution for school bonds, specifically focusing on the feasibility of an 11 million dollar project for a new facility, the potential for community fundraising, naming rights, and the management of pledges and bonds.
The board discussed and approved several items, including financial statements, claims, and the resignation of a staff member. Key agenda items featured the hiring of a volunteer boys' basketball coach, the appointment of a board member, and an amendment to the TASC plan document. Additionally, the superintendent provided updates on CTE innovative equipment grants, upcoming Homeland Security grants, E-rate funding, and the school improvement plan. The principal reviewed special education compliance, Title IX coordination, and upcoming student activities, including a community-funded movie event and an eighth-grade ski trip. Finally, the proposed 2023-2024 academic calendar was presented for discussion.
The board meeting included a public communication session highlighting achievements of local community members in sports and international competition. Financial matters were discussed, specifically regarding federal income grant reimbursements and the overall fiscal status of the school district. The board also reviewed claims, noting rising operational costs for services such as heating, electricity, and fuel surcharges, and entered into an executive session to address a student matter.
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