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<strong>TILLAMOOK</strong> <strong>SCHOOL</strong> <strong>DISTRICT</strong> <strong>NO</strong>. 9<br />

<strong>BOARD</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>DIRECTORS</strong><br />

REGULAR <strong>BOARD</strong> MEETING<br />

2006-07-10 Tillamook Options Program, Wilson School May 14, 2007<br />

<strong>BOARD</strong> MEMBERS: ADMINISTRATION:<br />

Jody Sherbondy Randy Schild, Superintendent X__<br />

Sally Tuttle X Caprice Locke, Finance Director _X___<br />

Dan Krein X<br />

Lorrie McKibbin X<br />

Sheryl Seaholm X<br />

MINUTES<br />

Staff Present: Pam Widmer, Bruce Rhodes, Heather Huzefka, Ed Armstrong, Kevin Barnes, Donna<br />

Minard, Mary Schonbrod, Elroy Thompson, Donna Nash, Kathy Gervasi, Jill Sumerlin<br />

Guests Present: Arthela Starke, NWRESD, Amie Brown, Danielle Brown, Marlen Davis, Tammy<br />

Hickman, Joe Happ, Kathleen Newton, Jeff Rogers, Jacque Rogers, Helen Rogers, Becqua Rogers<br />

________________________________________________________________________<br />

The May 14, 2007, Regular Board meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. The Pledge of Allegiance<br />

and District Mission Statement were recited. The agenda was reviewed and accepted as presented.<br />

There were no comments from the audience on non-agenda items.<br />

PRESENTATIONS<br />

Jill Sumerlin presented Heather Huzefka with an Oregon Council of Teachers of Mathematics<br />

(OCTM) Award for her work on the new district Power Standards. The standards will bring a K-12<br />

focus on math skills. Tami Doyle was instrumental in this process as well.<br />

Helen Rogers, an 8 th grade student, read a letter asking the board to consider having the 8 th Grade<br />

Recognition during the evening, rather than a school assembly. Randy Schild explained that decisions<br />

such as this were made at the administrative level, and staff was supportive of the change. Many<br />

people spoke in support of keeping the ceremony as an evening event and requested the board<br />

override the school decision. The board thanked Helen for her letter and explained that although they<br />

appreciated the concerns which had been expressed, they did not intend to override the administrative<br />

decision. The board thanked the parents and students for coming to express their opinion.<br />

SPECIAL REPORTS<br />

Superintendent’s Report<br />

Superintendent Randy Schild reported on the following:<br />

Energy Tax Credit. The district received a $73,070 Business Energy Tax Credit through the<br />

Oregon Department of Energy. This is an incentive for business partners to receive a tax


Regular Board Meeting Minutes<br />

May 14, 2007<br />

Page 2 of 5<br />

credit for purchasing public entity energy credits. The funds will be deposited into the<br />

Maintenance Reserve Fund.<br />

Late start for 07/08. The administrative team has been discussing plans for an all district late<br />

start for 2007/08. The time would be used for staff development opportunities. The district<br />

will provide a schedule of activities and plans to the board.<br />

THS Field Project. The turf field is in process. Many individuals and companies have donated<br />

time and materials in support of this project. The volunteers have helped the district keep<br />

costs down!<br />

An ongoing discussion with ODE resulted in an ADMw adjustment for the 2004/05 Teen<br />

Parent Program totaling $45000.<br />

Lunch prices will be increased for 2007/08. Elementary 2.25, TJHS 2.50, THS 2.75. This is<br />

the first increase in 3-4 years. Prices for free/reduced meals won’t change much.<br />

Current enrollment 2003.<br />

Finance Report<br />

The financial report ending April 30, 2007, was provided in the board packet. There were no<br />

questions.<br />

Board Member Reports<br />

The legislature is pushing for funds to provide services to runaway/homeless students. The 2007/08<br />

revenue forecast comes out 5/15/07. Charity Drive Committee update. South Prairie Carnival earned<br />

$11000. THS had a visit from Hoover, Tillamook County drug dog. Is there a way to register the cars<br />

parked in district parking lots? We may want to consider this. The Career Fair was a good<br />

experience; 70 businesses/schools and 700 students participated. THS Prom went well. ASB<br />

candidates are campaigning for next year.<br />

Association Reports<br />

Three OSEA member’s children were awarded $500 scholarships. North Coast OSEA chapter<br />

members are meeting together. TEA thanked the board for the Teacher Appreciation Gifts.<br />

ACTION ITEMS<br />

Consent Agenda<br />

MOTION (05/07-1) by Dan Krein, seconded Sheryl Seaholm that the Board of Education approve<br />

the Consent Agenda as presented including the April 9, 2007, Board Meeting Minutes, and the May<br />

1, 2007, Budget Committee Meeting Minutes; accept the resignations of Amy Widmer, teacher,<br />

effective 6/8/07, Jace Widmer, teacher, effective 6/8/07, Lance Neeper, teacher, effective 5/1/07, Kim<br />

Mercer, East administrative secretary, effective 6/1/07, Susan Canfield, Special Ed/Special Care<br />

assistant, effective 6/8/07, Wes Seidel, 8 th grade volleyball coach, effective 6/8/07 and Don Allen,<br />

assistant track coach, effective 6/8/07; approve the retirements of Patrick Tempel, teacher, from<br />

PERS 6/30/07 and the district 6/30/08, Trisha Mohr, teacher, effective 6/8/07, Pat White, East<br />

building engineer, from PERS 5/1/07 and the district 5/15/07, Donald Byrne, warehouse/delivery,<br />

from PERS 6/30/07 and the district TBA, Delbert Hopkins, TJHS/East custodian, from PERS 8/31/07


Regular Board Meeting Minutes<br />

May 14, 2007<br />

Page 3 of 5<br />

and the district 11/30/07; approve hiring 2007 East summer programs staff Lindsey Arthur, Clinton<br />

Hibdon, Anne Massey, Susan Shepard, Kelly Harvey, Erik Selzer, Jenny Sheets, Erin Warbington<br />

and Bruce Cardin; approve hiring Rachel Sip, TOPS teacher, Kristi Prince, East ELL Support<br />

teacher, Jean “Nini” Hatfield, SP/Liberty music teacher, Jilleen Dolbeare, Special Ed teacher, and<br />

Laura Oeffner, TJHS/THS ELL, all effective 8/27/07, Shanna Dorland, South Prairie administrative<br />

secretary, effective 5/1/07, Anarosa Mora-Beechey, East administrative secretary, effective date<br />

5/22/07, and extra duty coaches Matt Dickson, THS assistant football, Mickey Cereghino, THS<br />

assistant basketball, and Nathan Radcliffe, THS assistant basketball, each effective 07/08 season; and<br />

accept Gifts to the District of books valued at approximately $509 from Marcine Jenck to the TJHS<br />

library for student use, a lightbox and Styrofoam valued at approximately $911 from Pat Stanfill to<br />

TJHS for student use, fabric and ribbon valued at approximately $2055 from Pat Stanfill to East<br />

Elementary for student projects, and TBCC surplus property (kayaks, paddles, lifevests, etc) valued at<br />

approximately $2096. Carried 4/0.<br />

Revise Policy EEA, Student Transportation Services<br />

OSBA recommends revising this policy to include language pertaining to the exemption of school<br />

buses from certain seatbelt and restraint requirements.<br />

MOTION (05/07-2) by Sheryl Seaholm, seconded by Lorrie McKibbin that the Board of Education<br />

approve revising Policy EEA, Student Transportation Services, as presented. Carried 4/0.<br />

Financial Resolution FY07-116, Approve and Appropriate Unanticipated Revenue<br />

and Expenditures for Fund 232, Youth Corrections Education<br />

Fund 232, Youth Corrections Education Program, is in the second year of the district’s 2005-2007<br />

biennial contract with the Oregon Department of Education. Through several contract amendments,<br />

funding increased substantially in the second year.<br />

MOTION (05/07-3) by Lorrie McKibbin, seconded by Dan Krein that the Board of Education adopt<br />

Financial Resolution FY07-116 to approve and appropriate unanticipated revenue and expenditures in<br />

Fund 232. Carried 4/0.<br />

Financial Resolution FY07-117, Approve of Reallocation of Expenditures in Fund 206<br />

(Title V, Innovative Education) from Support Services to Community Services<br />

Fund 206 is currently used to improve literacy skills of the parents of children served by Tillamook<br />

School District #9. The 2006-07 Budget was prepared before the final allocation from the State was<br />

received and funding was drastically reduced from the 2005-06 fiscal year. The Resolution reduces<br />

the Adopted Budget from $7365 to $2430.<br />

MOTION (05/07-4) by Sheryl Seaholm, seconded by Lorrie McKibbin that the Board of Education<br />

adopt Financial Resolution FY07-117 to approve reallocation of expenditures from 2000, Support<br />

Services, to 3000, Community Services. Carried 4/0.


Regular Board Meeting Minutes<br />

May 14, 2007<br />

Page 4 of 5<br />

Financial Resolution FY07-118, Approve Creating Fund 277 and Approval<br />

and Appropriation of Unanticipated Revenue and Expenditures<br />

Tillamook School District received an Oregon Creative Leadership and Student Success (CLASS)<br />

Chalkboard Project Grant. The majority of the grant is budgeted in the 2007-08 Proposed Budget.<br />

However, there is a planning stage that is funded in fiscal year 2006-07. During the planning phase,<br />

Tillamook School District will develop a pilot career enhancement and compensation model.<br />

MOTION (05/07-5) by Dan Krein, seconded by Sheryl Seaholm that the Board of Education adopt<br />

Financial Resolution FY07-118 to create Fund 277 and approve and appropriate unanticipated<br />

revenue and expenditures in Fund 277. Carried 4/0.<br />

Financial Resolution FY07-119, Approve and Appropriate Unanticipated Revenue<br />

and Expenditures<br />

Resolution FY 07-110 approved $10,000 for the Learn and Serve Training and Technical Assistance<br />

Grant at the February 12, 2007, Board meeting. An additional $500 allocation has been received.<br />

MOTION (05/07-6) by Sheryl Seaholm, seconded by Lorrie McKibbin that the Board of Education<br />

adopt Financial Resolution FY07-119 to allow the District to appropriate unanticipated revenue and<br />

expenditures for the additional $500 in Fund 262. Carried 4/0.<br />

Declare Surplus Property<br />

In order for the district to eliminate property from its inventory, state law requires that such property<br />

be declared surplus. Once this status is established, the materials and equipment can be sold, given<br />

away or disposed of in some other manner.<br />

MOTION (05/07-7) by Lorrie McKibbin, seconded by Sheryl Seaholm that the Board of Education<br />

declare the materials listed as surplus property and approve disposing of the items through public sale<br />

or appropriate means. Carried 4/0.<br />

DISCUSSION / INFORMATION ITEMS<br />

Grants / Foundation Update<br />

K-12 Summit, Oregon Forests: Pathways to Student Success<br />

Community Colleges Answer YES …..<br />

TJHS Pay to Play Fee Increase (from $50 to $60) for 2007/08.<br />

Tillamook High School Graduation, June 1, 7 p.m.<br />

Staff End of Year BBQ, June 7, 12:30. Recognition of retirees, staff leaving district.<br />

Budget Hearing, June 11, 2007, 6:15 p.m.<br />

STAFF / STUDENT CELEBRATIONS<br />

There are many things to celebrate! TJHS track had a good season. THS sent 35 students to<br />

Doernbecher Pajama Jam. Students are doing state tests. ELL students are progressing. The HS<br />

Turf Project has been an amazing demonstration of volunteer involvement. Kindergarten


Regular Board Meeting Minutes<br />

May 14, 2007<br />

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registration was held early May. HeadStart and ESD are doing transition meetings. End of year<br />

field trips. Appreciation weeks are a fun way for staff members to take care of each other! THS<br />

sports/activities are going well. Joe Happ and Kathleen Newton were present. They are<br />

transitioning into retirement and were thanked for their contributions to the district over the past<br />

few years. East School Improvement status update. Teams are gathering information and will be<br />

making changes to their instructional delivery. Staff has a commitment to do what is in the best<br />

interest of students.<br />

The meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m.<br />

____________________________________<br />

Jody Sherbondy, Board Chair<br />

Attested: ____________________________________<br />

Randy Schild, Superintendent

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