CLAUDE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF EDUCATION
CLAUDE, TEXAS
Through Vision and
commitment, Claude ISD will strive to achieve Academic Excellence and prepare
each student to become a productive member of society.
AGENDA
Place:
Administrative Office
Date: Monday, September 11, 2006
7:00 p.m.
1.
Establish Quorum
2.
Prayer
3.
Vision Statement
4.
Public Comments: This item is included in the agenda to provide members
of the audience
an opportunity to address the Board
5.
Board Recognition Awards
6.
Consent Agenda
-
Approval of the
August 8, 2006 Regular Meeting Minutes and August 1, 10th , 18th
and 31st, 2006 Called Meeting
-
Approval of the
Monthly Financial Statements
7.
Set Date for Public School First Hearing & School Accountability Rating
A. Tuesday, October 10,
2006 at 6:45 pm
8.
Consider Approval of Inter-School Agreement for Student Transfers
9.
Consider Inter-Local Agreement with West Texas Public Schools Employee
Benefit Cooperative
10.
Consider Non-Renewal of Contract with Pension Concepts & Administration
for Management of Section 125 Cafeteria Plan
11.
Campus Administrative Reports
12.
Superintendent’s Report
A.
P.A.A.S.B. Meeting October
B.
Board Training
13.
Recommendations for Future Discussion
14.
Adjournment
If, during the course of
the meeting, any discussion of any item on the agenda should be held in a closed
meeting, the board will conduct a closed meeting in accordance with the Texas
Open Meetings Act, Tex. Gov’t Code, Chapter 551, Subchapter D & E.
CLAUDE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES REGULAR BOARD MEETING
MINUTES
9-11-2006
Board Members Present: Troy Skarke, Charlie Strawn, Jack
Fields, Terry Baggett, Jay Cartwright, Shay Christian, and Amy Lovell.
Also present: Superintendent Laura Zanchettin, Principal
James Kennedy and Reagan Oles, and Business Manager Rhonda Siefker.
Visitor: Virginia Brunson
- At 7:00 p.m. President Troy Skarke called the meeting
to order.
- The opening prayer was given by Charlie Strawn.
- Mission/Vision Statement:
“Through vision and commitment, Claude ISD will
strive to achieve academic excellence and prepare each student to become a
productive member of society.”
- Public Comments: None
- The Board honored and recognized Virginia Brunson for
the maintenance and care of the Jr./Sr. High School flowerbeds. The Board
honored and recognized Dan Wolfcale for the assistance he provided during
the Building Project construction and for the donation of the Mustang statue
to be placed in the front of the new addition. Mr. Wolfcale was unable to
attend. Plaques were provided for each of these school supporters.
- Motion by Shay Christian, seconded by Jay Cartwright
to approve the Consent Agenda as amended. Vote: 7/0.
- Motion by Jay Cartwright, seconded by Terry Baggett to
call for a public hearing to discuss the district’s FIRST financial
integrity ratings and the district’s Accountability ratings. The hearing
was scheduled for October 10, 2006 at 6:45 p.m. Vote: 7/0.
- Motion by Jack Fields, seconded by Charlie Strawn to
approve the Inter-School Agreement for student transfers in case of
bullying, low performing schools, victims of violence, sexual assault, and
persistently dangerous schools in coordination with Groom ISD, Panhandle
ISD, and White Deer ISD. Vote: 7/0.
- Campus Administrative Reports were presented by
Principals Reagan Oles and James Kennedy. Reagan Oles reported that there
had been good parent participation during open house and that the Fall
Festival was being planned for November. James Kennedy reported that the
community was invited to the pep rallies at 3:00 pm on game days and that
the high school science department was making use of some innovative
technology during labs. Mr. Kennedy also updated Board members on upcoming
athletic events.
- Laura Zanchettin presented the Superintendent’s Report
which included:
- the upcoming TASB/TASA conference and training
plans for October 6th – 8th, 2006.
- Nursing needs information– presented with the help
of Reagan Oles
- Recommendations for future discussions:
- Superintendent Performance Evaluation
- Board Operating Procedures
12. Motion by Charlie Strawn, seconded by Amy Lovell to
adjourn. Meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
Claude Independent School District
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING SUMMARY
Regular Meeting
Tuesday, September 11, 2006
ACTION ITEMS
- Trustees approved previous minutes from the regular
Board meeting held August 8, 2006, and special called meetings held August
10, 2006, August 18,2006 and August 31, 2006. The vote was unanimous.
- Trustees approved the monthly financial statements and
budget amendments as presented. The vote was unanimous.
- The Board called for a public hearing to discuss the
district’s FIRST financial integrity ratings and the district’s state
Accountability Ratings to be held before the next regularly scheduled Board
meeting October 10, 2006 at 6:45 p.m. The vote was unanimous.
- The Board approved an Inter-School Agreement for
student transfers in the case of bullying, low performing schools, victims
of violence, sexual assault, and persistently dangerous schools in
coordination with Groom ISD, Panhandle ISD, and White Deer ISD. An
Inter-School Agreement is necessary for school districts where the
opportunity for student transfer to another school within the district does
not exist. The vote was unanimous.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
- The CISD Board of Trustees presented appreciation
plaques to Virginia Brunson and Dan Wolfcal for service and volunteer
projects to the District.
-
Jr./Sr. High School Principal, James Kennedy, reported on the pep rallies
for this school year and invited the public to attend at 3:00 pm on game days in
the original gym. Mr. Kennedy also updated the Board on upcoming athletic
events.
-
Elementary Principal, Reagan Oles, reported good turnout by parents
during the open house.
- Superintendent’s reports:
-
Laura Zanchettin provided information to Board members pertaining to the
upcoming TASB conference October 6-8, 2006. Superintendent Zanchettin also
presented information on changes occurring this school year pertaining to the
need for acquiring the services of a full time nurse.
PERSONNEL ACTION
- There were no personnel actions.
MISCELLANEOUS
Board members
recommended future discussions of updating the Superintendent’s evaluation
instrument and developing formal, written Board Operating Procedures.