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Regular School Board Meeting NEW BREMEN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education Agenda September 13, 2017 7:00 P.M. (COMMUNITY ROOM) Board Members Mr. Scott Bertke scott.bertke@newbremenschools.org (419-629-3719) Mrs. Shelly Busse shelly.busse@newbremenschools.org (419-977-2400) Mr. Doug Hall doug.hall@newbremenschools.org (419-953-9042) Mr. Tom Paul tom.paul@newbremenschools.org (419-629-2306) Mr. Cory Suchland cory.suchland@newbremenschools.org (419-733-1251) Mr. Jason Schrader Superintendent jason.schrader@newbremenschools.org (419-629-8606) Mrs. Jill Ahlers Treasurer jilll.ahlers@newbremenschools.org (419-629-8606)

2 NEW BREMEN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education Agenda September 13 (W), 2017 7:00 P.M. I. Call to Order: Mr. Tom Paul, President II. Roll Call of Board Members: Mrs. Jill Ahlers, Treasurer Bertke Busse Hall Paul Suchland III. Pledge of Allegiance: President Paul will lead the pledge. IV. Public Participation at Board Meetings: The Board recognizes the value of public comment on educational issues and the importance of allowing members of the public to express themselves on school matters of community interest. However, in order for the Board to fulfill its obligation to complete the planned agenda in an effective and efficient fashion, a maximum of 15 minutes of public participation will be permitted at each public meeting of the Board. The presiding officer of each Board meeting shall administer the rules of the Board for public participation. A partial listing of the regulations are as follows: A. Public participation shall be permitted only as indicated on the Board agenda according to the order of business. B. All persons wishing to participate in a public Board Meeting shall register their intent with the Superintendent, Treasurer, or Board President in advance of the meeting by completing a written request which shall include the name and address of the participant, the group affiliation if appropriate, and the topic to be addressed. C. Participants must be recognized by the presiding officer and preface their comments by an announcement of their name and address D. Public participation shall be limited to fifteen minutes per board meeting unless waived by the majority of the Board and shall be equally divided among those desiring to address the Board. 1. 2. V. Presentations A. Mike Burns, Robert W. Baird & Co. Bond Update/Recap B. C. VI. Reports Written reports were distributed with the agenda packet. Are there any questions pertaining to these reports? A. Mrs. Diane Kramer, Elementary/Middle School Principal B. Mr. Brian Pohl, High School Principal C. Mr. Gary Jones, Athletic Director D. Mr. Brian Puthoff, Director of Technology

VII. Consent Agenda Items Following are recommendations that have been identified for approval as part of the consent agenda. If a member of the board would wish to remove any item(s) from this agenda for further discussion prior to taking action, please let either the superintendent or board president know. A. Treasurer s Recommendations 3 1. Approve the Regular School Board Meeting minutes on August 14, 2017. 2. Approve the General Fund Paid Bills...... $ 185,965.96 3. Approve the Lunchroom Fund Paid Bills... $ 0.00 4. Adopt 2017-18 Temporary (Whole-Year) Appropriations (July 1, 2017 June 30, 2018). All funds need to be within the amounts certified by the County Auditor in the Amended Official Certificate of Estimated Resources, which will not be received until December. At that time, Permanent Appropriations will be recommended for approval. Also, authorize the Treasurer, Superintendent, and Board President to sign the Annual Appropriation Measure Certificate as required by the ORC. (The total amount reflects an increase of approximately 3.2% over last year s appropriations.) Fund # Fund Description Total Amount 1. 001 General Fund (001) '001-9903 a) Set Aside-Budget Reserve (001-9903) $9,281,930.00 2. 002-9797 Bond Retirement (002-9797) 748,552.00 3. 005 Replacement Fund (005) 311,500.00 4. 006 Lunchroom Fund (006) 278,700.00 5. 007 H.A. Schrage Trust (007) 100 6. 009 Uniform Supply Fund (009) 50,000.00 7. 018 Public School Support Fund (018) 20,500.00 8. 019 Local Donations (019) 124,901.18 9. 022 Trust Fund (022) 1,600.00 10. 200 Activity Funds (200) 138,450.00 11. 300 Activity Funds (300) 184,930.00 12. 451 OneNet Connectivity (451) 3,600.00 13. 461 Agriculture Education 5th Quarter 4,347.82 14. 516 IDEA Part B (516) 148,533.02 15. 551 Title III LEP (551) 997.42 16. 572 Title I (572) 62,938.44 17. 590 Title II-A -Class Size Red/Eisenhower (590) 15,681.08 Total All Funds $11,377,260.96 Motion by:, second by: that the board approve the motions contained in the Treasurer s Report as presented. Bertke Busse Hall Paul Suchland

4 B. Superintendent s Recommendations 1. Payment in Lieu of Transportation Transportation to Sidney Christian Academy for two students and to Holy Rosary for two students is impractical for the New Bremen Local School District. In lieu of transportation the Board of Education agrees to pay Dan and LaRita Condon a total of $725.00 for their one child, Laura Gerlach $1,450.00 for her two children, and Ben and Becky Schmiesing for their one child at the end of the 2017-18 school year based on completion of the school year. 2. Approve the bus stops and times as presented in the attachments. 3. Wellness Committee The Wellness Committee is seeking approval for awarding an additional personal day to three employees for participation in wellness activities. To be eligible, an employee would be required to participate in a minimum number of wellness activities as determined by the Wellness Committee. If the requirement is met, employees would have their name put into a drawing for an additional personal day. The purpose of this incentive program is to encourage participation in wellness activities and promote healthy habits which helps keep our premiums low. 4. Career Advising Policy Re-adopt the Career Advising Policy that is currently in place. This is a requirement of Ohio Revised Code Section 3313.6020 that the Career Advising Policy be reviewed, amended (if needed), and re-adopted by the Board once every two years. The current policy was adopted in the 2015 2016 school year. Motion by:, second by: that the board approve the motions contained in the Superintendent s Report as presented. Busse Hall Paul Suchland Bertke VIII. Other Business Items: Motion by:, second by: to approve the school district goals as presented. Suchland Hall Paul Bertke Busse

IX. Informational Items 5 A. Contracts Expiring Please be advised that the N-B Schools have 17 certified and 7 classified employees whose employment contracts expire at the end of the 2017-18 school year and will be evaluated during the upcoming school year. 1. Listing of employees whose contracts expire 2. Updated supplemental contract listing 3. Updated seniority listing B. Beginning School Enrollment The following graph illustrates the enrollment in the New Bremen Local Schools at the beginning of the school year over the past several years: Teacher School Year K-8 9-12 K-12 FTE 2001-02 673 323 996 62.19 2002-03 663 315 978 63.47 2003-04 665 305 970 63.05 2004-05 638 322 960 61.38 2005-06 629 304 933 61.55 2006-07 627 300 927 60.13 2007-08 595 305 900 60.68 2008-09 589 296 885 60.68 2009-10 566 299 865 57.32 2010-11 569 294 863 57.32 2011-12 552 301 853 56.94 2012-13 548 282 830 58.00 2013-14 563 252 815 56.75 2014-15 544 241 785 55.93 2015-16 512 242 752 55.93 2016-17 526 230 756 55.30 2017-18 525 241 766 55.30 C. Facility Update Nauman & Zelinski Engineers will be researching solutions for our HVAC system at the high school. Mr. Nauman will be at the October board meeting to discuss his findings. D. We are replacing the PA system at the football stadium due to performance and the age of the system. E. New K-8 Building Update We are in the process of reviewing the architect applications that were submitted for the building project. The shortlist of three architects will be issued on September 15. Interviews are scheduled to take place on October 11, and the selection of the architect will be announced by mid-october. The CMR selection process has begun with the Request for Qualifications posted in mid- August. Interviews will take place in early December with the selection being made in mid- December.

X. Executive Session: 6 A. The Board or Superintendent may desire to adjourn to Executive Session for the express purpose of discussing: 1. Personnel Appointment or Evaluation Employment Dismissal Discipline Promotion Demotion Compensation Investigation of Charges Or Complaints Against An Employee, Official, Or Student 2. X Property Purchase or Sale 3. Conferences with an Attorney Involving Pending or Imminent Court Action 4. Negotiations (Preparing, Conducting, or Reviewing) 5. Matters Required To Be Kept Confidential By Fed/State Law 6. Security Arrangements Motion by:, second by: to adjourn to executive session for the purpose checked above at am/pm. Hall Paul Bertke Busse Suchland B. Return To Regular Board Session: Action Taken: Motion: Second: Vote: Time: XI. Other New Business To Be Considered By The Board: A. B. C. XII. Adjournment: Action Taken: Motion: Second: Vote: Time: