Fullerton Public School District 1

The board meeting included a review of the Annual District Report, an overview of the school budget, and discussions on student fees and parental involvement policies. The board approved several items, including the elementary A/C compressor replacement, the 2022 Census Report, increased student hot lunch meal prices, and various policies (Student Fees, Parent and Guardian Involvement, District Title I Parent and Family Engagement, Anti-Bullying, Selection and Review of Library Media, Safe Return Plan, ESSERS III Plan, and Staff Handbook). Additionally, they approved a nurse contract with Genoa Hospital, bus driver pay, and tabled a discussion on baseball coop membership until the August meeting. An executive session was held to discuss legal advice regarding insurance practices.

The board meeting included a discussion and approval of a two-year baseball agreement with Fullerton, Central City, and Centura. A budget report was presented, recommending transfers to the Depreciation Fund and Activities Fund to close out the 21-22 budget, along with information on 2022-23 budgeted funds and tax levies. A $1 per hour pay increase was approved for classified staff obtaining local substitute teaching certificates. The Treasurer's report and payment of bills were also approved.

The board meeting included a budget hearing covering proposed funds for Fullerton Schools. The Americanism Committee report discussed K-12 activities related to patriotic holidays and the social studies curriculum. Building and grounds updates were provided, covering items such as boiler work, bleacher completion, an upcoming window project, and the progress of a facilities study. The board approved a letter of request for the FEA to be the exclusive bargaining agent for non-supervisory certificated staff, approved revised policies on school property use, facilities, and early retirement incentives, and approved an application for early graduation. The Treasurer's report and payment of bills were also approved.

Presentations were given on proposed changes and updates to elementary and high school student handbooks. Information was shared regarding a new bleacher installation timeline, concerns about the elementary HVAC system, and anticipated budgets for the 22-23 school year, including a projected general fund increase due to rising costs and new hires. An overview of vehicle usage from the 21-22 school year was also provided. The board approved contracts, applications and reports for various programs, a computer loan agreement, several policies, student handbooks, interlocal agreements for distance learning, an increase in substitute teacher pay, and a teacher contract. The treasurer's report and payment of bills were also approved.