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RIO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2017-6:30 P.M. MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL, RM 142 I. The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Board President, Alice Marquardt. Suzie Ferriter led the Pledge of Allegiance. II. III. IV. Roll Call: Alice Marquardt, Kate Carlson, Doug Shippert, Suzie Ferriter, and Bob Hagenow were present. Also present were District Administrator, Mark McGuire; Elementary Principal, Craig Vetter; Director of Business, Lois Sunde; Administrative Assistant, Nicole Howard; and four visitors. Dana Tait, Middle/High School Principal, was excused. This meeting was properly posted in the district. V. Recognition of Visitors. There were four visitors present for items pertaining to them on the agenda. VI. VII. Approve Minutes From the January 23rd and February 7, 2017 Regular Meetings. A motion was made by Suzie Ferriter and seconded by Doug Shippert to approve the January 23rd and February 7, 2017 meeting minutes as presented and amended. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. Action Items a) A motion was made by Bob Hagenow and seconded by Suzie Ferriter to approve checks #53326 - #53440 in the amount of $619,606.96. b) A motion was made by Suzie Ferriter and seconded by Doug Shippert to approve the wage memos and job share agreement for Erica Bateson and Susie Bender for the two elementary cook positions, as presented. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. A motion was then made by Kate Carlson and seconded by Bob Hagenow to approve the hiring and wage memo for Mallory McConochie as the early learning teaching assistant. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. A third motion was made by Bob Hagenow and seconded by Suzie Ferriter to approve the hiring and wage memo for Katy Bobzin as the elementary library assistant. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. VIII. Discussion/Information/Possible Action a) Request for Land Detachment. A motion was made by Kate Carlson and seconded by Suzie Ferriter to deny the request for land detachment made by Gene and Debra Waterworth. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. 1

b) Investment of Bond Proceeds. A motion was made by Doug Shippert and seconded by Bob Hagenow to approve the investment of bond proceeds with Farmers and Merchants Union Bank and to approve Mark McGuire and Lois Sunde as dual signatories. Motion carried by a roll call vote; Marquardt, Ferriter, Carlson, Shippert, and Hagenow voting yes. c) Financing for the Utility Task Vehicle (UTV). A motion was made by Suzie Ferriter and seconded by Doug Shippert to approve the Farmers and Merchants Union Bank financing proposal for the UTV. d) Technology Committee Update. Mark McGuire provided information to the Board regarding a recent technology committee meeting he had. e) The Board will consider adopting certain policies and procedures, as identified by number and topic in Appendix A, attached to this notice. A motion was made by Kate Carlson and seconded by Doug Shippert to adopt certain policies and procedures, as identified by number and topic in Appendix A, attached to these minutes. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. f) The Board will consider expressly repealing certain policies, procedures, and forms/exhibits as identified by number and topic in Appendix B, attached to this notice. A motion was made by Bob Hagenow and seconded by Suzie Ferriter to expressly repeal certain policies, procedures, and forms/exhibits as identified by number and topic in Appendix B, attached to these minutes. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. g) The Board will consider amending and/or re-numbering certain existing policies, procedures, and forms/exhibits, as identified by number and topic in Appendix C, attached to these minutes. A motion was made by Bob Hagenow and seconded by Kate Carlson to amend and/or re-number certain existing policies, procedures, and forms/exhibits, as identified by number and topic in Appendix C, attached to these minutes. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. h) Maternity Leave Request. A motion was made by Suzie Ferriter and seconded by Doug Shippert to approve the maternity leave request for Stacia Koenig as presented. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. i) Legislative Report. Suzie Ferriter provided the Board with a legislative update via email. j) Administrative Reports. Craig Vetter discussed the Rio School District Spelling Bee held on January 31st. Sarah Hagenow, Brett Bender, Aubrey Benisch, and Jesse Fox were the top four spellers and went on to represent our district in the regional bee. Of our students, Sarah Hagenow placed third and Jesse Fox placed fourth. He then shared that Mrs. Bongert and Mrs. Marquardt have started an after school Maker s Club. The students have the opportunity to work on different challenges and be creative. Lastly, Mr. Vetter discussed the Forward Exam training that he attended on February 2nd. Overall, he feels very comfortable with the testing system that is in place. Mark McGuire informed the Board that the Area-Wide Board of Education Meeting will be held on February 22, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. He also discussed upcoming Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) events. IX. Adjourn into closed session at 8:00 PM according to Wisconsin State Statutes 19.85 (1)(c) Considering employment, promotion, compensation, or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. 2

Specifically: Personnel: (f) Considering financial, medical, social, or personal histories or disciplinary data of specific persons, preliminary consideration of specific personnel problems or the investigation of charges against specific persons except where par. (b) applies which, if discussed in public, would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of any person referred to in such histories or data, or involved in such problems or investigations: (g) Conferring with legal counsel for the governmental body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved: and section 120.13(1)(c) Wisconsin Statutes. Specifically: 1. Conducting a student expulsion hearing 2. Considering an administrator contract matter. 8:00 p.m. Motion carried by a roll call vote; Marquardt, Ferriter, Carlson, Shippert, and Hagenow voting yes. X. Reconvene into Open Session. XI. XII. Consideration and Potential Action on an Administrator s Contract. A motion was made by Suzie Ferriter and seconded by Doug Shippert to adjourn at 9:25 p.m. Motion carried by a voice vote; five votes yes. Appendix A to the Notice of the February 13, 2017 Meeting of the School Board of the Rio Community School District: Policies and procedures recommended to be ED by the School Board: Proposed Policy/Rule Number and Title/Topic 662.3 Policy FUND BALANCE 664 Policy HANDLING MONEY IN DISTRICT BUILDINGS/ACTIVITIES Recommended Action 665 Policy FRAUD PREVENTION AND REPORTING 672 Policy AUTHORITY TO MAKE PURCHASES AND ENTER INTO PROCUREMENT CONTRACTS 672.1 Policy PROCUREMENT METHODS FOR SERVICES, SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT, AND OTHER PROPERTY 672.1 Rule PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTING FEDERAL REGULATIONS 672.2 Policy STANDARDS OF CONDUCT IN PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING 672.2 Rule STANDARDS OF CONDUCT IN PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING Adopt as a Board Rule 672.51 Policy SUSPENSION AND DEBARMENT OF as a Board Rule 3

VENDORS AND CONTRACTORS 683 Policy MANAGEMENT OF CAPITAL ASSETS 690 Policy DISPOSITION OF DISTRICT PROPERTY Appendix B to the Notice of the February 13, 2017 Meeting of the School Board of the Rio Community School District: Existing Rio policies and procedures in the Article-based numbering/coding system recommended to be repealed in full: Rio Policy Number and Title/Topic Sections Budget/Fiscal Year and Annual Budget 301.1 and Preparation 301.2 Section 301.3 Section 301.4 and 301.5 Section 301.8, Part e. only Section 301.8, Part f. only Section 301.8, Part g. and Part h. only Statement of Revenues and Expenditures (monthly reports) Depositories and Investments Student Activities Funds Management School Property Disposal Procedure Purchasing/Leasing Overview; Purchasing Guidelines Recommended Action Article 310 Asset Management Section 303.2 Inventory of District Equipment and Supplies Article 616 Student Activity Funds Management ; DIRECT the administration to create an administrative rule consistent with new Policy 662.1 that addresses any procedural elements of from Article 616 that are not sufficiently addressed in Policy 662.1 but that reflect administratively useful procedures. Article 201.6 District Auditor and Attorney 4

Appendix C to the Notice of the February 13, 2017 Meeting of the School Board of the Rio Community School District: Existing policies and procedures coded under the Article classification that are recommended to be retained and renumbered and, in some instances, expressly classified as rules or exhibits: Rio Policy Number and Title/Topic Section 301.6 Bonded Officers and Employees Recommended Action RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 663 Section 301.7 Annual Audit RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 684; AMEND to include the following additional sentence (adapted from repealed Article 201.6): The District s contracted auditors shall report directly to the School Board and shall perform their functions as needed in accordance with applicable laws and auditing standards. Part a. only Part b. only Part c. only Disbursements of District Funds; Use of Facsimile Signatures RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 673 Petty Cash Account RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 662.2 Payroll Procedures RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 671; within the policy, DELETE the current list of authorized salary deductions in c.2 and REPLACE said list with the following language: a. Federal Income Taxes and FICA b. State Income Taxes c. Wisconsin Retirement System contributions d. Section 125 cafeteria plan deductions, including employee group insurance premium contributions and Flexible Spending Account contributions e. Employee elective contributions to the District-approved 403(b) plan f. Such other deductions as may be required under state or federal law (e.g., court-ordered wage garnishments) 5

g. Such other deductions as may be separately authorized by the Board. Part d. only Expense Reimbursement RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 671.2 301.8-Exhibit EXHIBIT: Notice to Bidders DESIGNATE as an Exhibit under administrative control/authority. To the extent retained, RENUMBER as 672.1-Exhibit Article 309 Article 306 Investment of School District Funds Annuity Agents and Companies RETAIN; DESIGNATE as a BOARD RULE; RENUMBER as 652-RULE RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 671.3 Article 511 Depreciation Scale for Books RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 656.1 Section 303.1 Insurance of Equipment RETAIN; RENUMBER as Policy 780.1 None EXHIBIT: Student Activity Fund Statement of Purpose DESIGNATE as an Exhibit under administrative control/authority. To the extent retained, RENUMBER as 662.1-Exhibit. 6