PLATTSMOUTH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS PUBLIC NOTICES 2/21/24
February Regular Meeting
Monday, February 12, 2024 6:00 PM
Plattsmouth Administration Center
1912 Old Highway
34 Plattsmouth, NE 68048
1. Call Meeting to Order - This regular meeting of the Plattsmouth Community Schools Board of Education is called to order on February 12th, 2024 at 6:00 PM in the Plattsmouth Community Schools Administration Center Boardroom at 1912 Old Hwy. 34, Plattsmouth, NE.
The meeting was called to order at 6:02 PM
2. Acknowledge Open Meetings Law posted on the wall in the boardroom.
3. Publication of Meeting - Notice of the meeting was published in the February 6, 2024, edition of The Daily Record and posted in the display case outside the administration center, at the Plattsmouth location of the U.S. Postal Service, and on the district website at www.pcsd.org.
4. Pledge of Allegiance
5. Installation of Newly Appointed Board Member Joe Woracek - Oath of Office
6. Roll Call: Foster, Glup, Harvey, Muller, Shuey, Siemonsma, Tesarek-Parsons, Winters, Woracek
All Board members were present.
6.1. Motion to excuse absences
7. Consent Agenda
Motion by Winters and a second by Shuey to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion passed 9-0.
7.1. Agenda
7.2. Minutes
7.2.1. Minutes of the January 15, 2024 Regular Meeting.
7.2.2. Minutes of the Feb. 3, 2024 Special Meeting
7.2.3. Minutes of the Feb. 7, 2024 Special Meeting
7.3. Treasurer’s Report
7.4. Review of the Control Budget
7.5. Claim and transfers in the amount of $461,824.75
Prepaids $1352.88
7.6. The administration recommends the hiring of high school instrumental music (band) director Hunter J. Holoubek for the 2024-2025 school year.
7.7. The administration recommends that high school counselor Sabrina Ayala be released from her contract effective at the end of 2023-2024 school year.
7.8. The administration recommends that elementary special education teacher Hayley Reikofski be released from her contract effective at the end of 2023-2024 school year.
7.9. The administration recommends that high school business teacher Tyson Schroeder be released from his contract effective at the end of 2023-2024 school year.
7.10. The administration recommends that middle school instrumental music (band) director Lenette Haliburton be released from her contract effective at the end of 2023-2024 school year.
7.11. The administration recommends the hiring of 5th-grade teacher Amber Younker for the 2024-2025 school year.
7.12. The administration recommends the hiring of early childhood special education teacher Kathryn Jude F. Taleon for the 2024-2025 school year.
7.13. The administration recommends the hiring of 5th-grade teacher Ginnifer Murray for the 2024-2025 school year.
7.14. The administration recommends that high school guidance counselor Jim Knierim be released from his contract due to retirement, effective at the end of 2023-2024 school year.
8. Public Forum: Reception of Delegates-A time limit of three minutes will be set for individual speakers on a given topic. A total time limit of thirty minutes will be set for all speakers on a given topic, with an effort to provide equal time for pros, cons, and neutral opinions. While the public forum is an opportunity for members of the public to speak during the meeting, there will not be back-and-forth discussions between members of the public and Board of Education members.
Keith Sarver addressed the board relative to library books.
9. Instructional Services
Dr. Cherie Larson, Director of Instructional Services spoke on how to find the Nebraska Education Profile and how to use it on our district website.
10. Operations Committee Report
Chair Winters provided an update regarding the recent committee meeting.
11. Finance Committee Report
Chair Glup provided an update regarding the recent committee meeting.
12. Committee on American Civics Report
Chair Shuey provided an update regarding the recent committee meeting.
13. Negotiations Committee Report
Chair Tesarek-Parsons provided an update regarding the recent committee meeting.
14. Recess (approximately 5-10 minutes) at the discretion of the President
Recess was called by Harvey.
15. Celebrations of Excellence
15.1. Orion Parker is committed to continuing his academic and athletic (football and wrestling) career at Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs, IA.
15.2. Ethan Walker is committed to continuing his academic and athletic (football) career at Concordia University in Seward, NE.
15.3. Congratulations to our Plattsmouth High School Speech Team for earning 2nd Place at the Elmwood-Murdock SilverSword Invitational, as well as the individuals who earned the following accolades: Sam McKnight - Champion in Persuasive and 2nd Place in Informative, Alden McKnight - Champion in Entertainment, Gage Olsen and Eli Horner 2nd Place in Duet, Kaia Shotkoski - 3rd Place in Oral Interpretation, Graci McDonnell- 4th Place in Extemporaneous.
15.4. Congratulations to our Plattsmouth High School Speech Team for earning 5th Place at the Skutt Skyhawk Invitational, as well as the individuals who earned the following accolades: Sam McKnight - 5th Place in Persuasive and 4th Place in Informative, Alden McKnight - 4th Place in Entertainment.
15.5. Congratulations to Alden McKnight for earning 5th Place in Entertainment and Gregory Hampshire for earning 4th Place in Poetry at the Conestoga Trendsetter Speech Meet.
15.6. Congratulations to the following students who earned honors at the Lincoln Southwest Silver Talon Speech Meet: Gage Olsen and Eli Horner - Honor Finals - 1st Place in Duo Interpretation, Alden McKnight - Merit Finals - 1st Place in Entertainment, Joel Moore - Merit Finals - 4th Place in Humorous, and Sam McKnight - Merit Finals - 4th Place in Persuasive.
15.7. Congratulations to our PHS Boys Wrestling Team for their championship in the Trailblazer Conference Dual Wrestling Tournament.
15.8. Congratulations to our students who earned Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Awards including Addie Shelton and Kayla Briggs - Silver medal in National Programs in Action - Level 2, Lauren Albers - Silver medal in Professional Presentation - Level 2, and Kaitlynn Moss - Silver medal in Repurpose and Redesign - Level 2.
15.9. Congratulations to our PHS AFJROTC Armed Color Guard for earning 2nd place in the Council Bluffs Drill Meet. Cadets included Kaedyn Highberger (Team Commander), Kaleb Scherlie, Josh VanBilliard, and Jezzek Headley.
15.10. Congratulations to PHS football players Dylan Eby and Orion Parker for earning spots on the 2024 Nebraska Shrine Bowl roster.
15.11. Congratulations to our girls wrestlers for earning medals at the PHS Invitational, including Olivia Byrom (2nd place), Daisy Hill (3rd place), and Riley Pletka (3rd place).
15.12. Congratulations to our boys wrestlers for earning medals at the PHS Invitational, including Odin Anschutz (1st place), Logan Wooten (4th place), Brenden Ging (4th Place), Logan Betts (3rd place), Wesley Vick (3rd Place), Caleb Adkins (2nd place), and Orion Parker (1st place). Congratulations to our boys team for earning 3rd place.
15.13. Congratulations to our wrestlers who competed at Districts and earned spots in the State tournament, including Mylus Robison (4th place), Odin Anschutz (1st place), Logan Wooten (2nd place), Brenden Ging (3rd place), Logan Betts (3rd place), Wesley Vick (1st place), Caleb Adkins (1st place), and Orion Parker (1st place). Our team also earned 2nd place at Districts.
16. Administrative Reports
16.1. Superintendent’s Report
16.2. High School Principal’s Report
16.3. Middle School Principal’s Report
16.4. Elementary Principal’s Report
16.5. Early Childhood/Head Start Report
16.6. Special Education Report
17. Action Items
17.1. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve the first reading of Policy Series 8000 Internal Board Policies (Operations Committee)
Motion passed 9-0 Winters and a second by Muller.
17.2. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve the final reading of Policy Series 2000 Administration (Finance Committee).
Motion passed 9-0 Glup and a second by Shuey.
17.3. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve the final reading of Policy Series 1000 Community Relations (Operations Committee).
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Foster and a second by Winters.
17.4. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve the second reading of Policy Series 4000 Personnel (Finance Committee).
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Muller and a second by Glup.
17.5. Discuss, consider, and take all action to compensate PCS employees for the days (Jan. 8, Jan. 9, Jan. 12, and Jan. 16) when classes were canceled, and buildings were closed due to inclement weather.
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Winters and a second by Tesarek-Parsons.
17.6. Due to lost instructional time from inclement weather days, discuss, consider, and take all action to approve extending the school day for students by 30 minutes at each building from Mon., Mar. 18, 2023, until the end of the 2023-2024 school year.
Motion passed to approve March 18th 2024 through the end of the school year, passed 6-3 with a motion by Foster and a second by Shuey. Muller, Shuey and Winters voted no.
17.7. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve the 2024-2025 PCS Calendar.
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Glup and a second by Harvey.
17.8. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve the 2024-2025 Plattsmouth Community School District and Plattsmouth Education Association Negotiated Agreement.
Motion by Muller and a second by Foster. Harvey motioned to amend the Negotiated Agreement’s date in section 3 to September 1, 2024. Winters seconded the motion. Motion passed 9-0.
17.9. Discuss, consider, and take all action authorizing the superintendent to sell/dispose of curriculum materials and old warmers from the kitchens.
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Foster and a second by Shuey.
17.10. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve a HS DECA trip request to attend the DECA International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, CA from Apr. 26, 2024 to May 1, 2024.
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Foster and a second by Shuey.
17.11. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve a PHS Volleyball trip request to attend the KU Volleyball Camp in July 2024.
Motion passed 9-0 passed with a motion by Foster and a second by Muller.
17.12. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve a contractual agreement for occupational therapy and physical therapy services with Just for Kids Therapy from Aug. 15, 2024 to Aug. 14, 2025.
Motion passed 9-0 with a motion by Foster and a second by Muller.
17.13. Discuss, consider, and take all action to approve a revised Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Banister Leadership Academy for 2023-2024.
Motion by Foster and a second by Winters. Winters withdrew his motion. Item will be revisited at next board meeting.
18. Announcements
18.1. Next meeting: Monday, March 18, 2024 6 PM Regular Meeting
19. ADJOURNMENT
Motion to adjourn at 8:13 PM. Passed 9-0 with a motion by Woracek and a second by Shuey.
20. *Closed Session: If, during the course of the meeting, 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 Nebraska Open Meetings Act.
21. *Sequence of Agenda: The sequence of the agenda topics is subject to change at the discretion of the board.
BOARD REPORT
FEBRUARY
Vendor Name Vendor Description Amount
Checking 1
Checking 1 Fund: 01 GENERAL
3 ARE ONE, INC
ADVERTIZING 649.98
ADKINS, MEREDITH
SLP CONTRACTOR 7,473.00
AGRIVISION GROUP LLC
SERVICE/SUPPLIES 1,869.21
ALL COVERED
SERVICES 3,351.54
AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES INC
SUPPLIES 15,702.24
APPLE COMPUTER INC
EQUIPMENT 49.99
BLACKWELL, KATHRYN
MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 675.36
BOMGAARS SUPPLIES 270.81
BOO, INC
SERVICE/SUPPLIES 244.84
CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC
COPIER LEASES 5,486.27
CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC
COPIER SUPPLIES/SERVICE 936.91
CASS COUNTY TREASURER
REFUND 10,863.48
CDW GOVERNMENT INC
SUPPLIES 1,307.57
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS
HOLDING COMPANY LLC
SERVICE 3 0.45
CITY OF PLATTSMOUTH
WATER & SEWER 1,693.20
COUNCIL BLUFFS WINNELSON
SUPPLIES 1,565.87
CRICK, RYAN
MUSIC ACCOMPANIST SERVICES 180.00
DATA DOCUMENTS LLC
SUPPLIES 175.93
DIAMOND VOGEL INC
SUPPLIES 75.86
DIETZE MUSIC HOUSE
SUPPLIES 3,575.00
DIGGINS, JUSTIN
MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 806.68
DUECHTING, CYNTHIA
LEP SERVICES 2,255.71
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT #3
SERVICE 32,726.26
FASTENAL COMPANY
SUPPLIES 3,527.50
FIBER PLATFORM LLC
EDUC VIDEO BUNDLE 631.27
FIREGUARD INC
SUPPLIES/SERVICE 2,348.64
FIRST STUDENT INC
TRANSPORTATION 128,171.09
FRONTLINE TECHNOLOGIES GROUP LLC
SERVICE 4,618.83
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES INC
WORK EXPERIENCE TUITION 2,800.00
HEARTLAND FAMILY SERVICE
TUITION 4,355.00
HEARTLAND FOUNDATION
TUITION 4,073.05
HENRY-HOBSCHEIDT MOTORS, INC
SALES/SERVICE 40.00
HILLER ELECTRIC COMPANY
SERVICE 311.42
HOME DEPOT U.S.A.
D/B/A HOME DEPOT PRO
SUPPLIES 229.14
HQ98 LLC
SUPPLIER 810.00
HY-VEE STORES
FUEL/SUPPLIES 1,546.13
IMPACT MANUFACTURING
SUPPLIES 75.00
JOHANSEN, LAURA
NUTRITION SERVICES 375.60
JOHNSON HARDWARE CO
SUPPLIES 56.24
JUST FOR KIDS THERAPY INC
SERVICES 8,233.50
K12 INSIGHT LLC
SERVICE 5,800.00
KELLY’S CARPET LTD
CARPET 4,519.38
KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
COPIER LEASES/SUPPLIES 5,646.71
LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS
SUPPLIES 159.00
MATHESON TRI-GAS INC
SUPPLIES 9.80
MENARDS BELLEVUE
SUPPLIES 828.66
MICHAEL TODD & COMPANY INC
CHAINS 650.74
MOSS, DONNA
SPEECH LANGUAGE SERVICES 7,472.25
MULLENAX AUTO SUPPLY
SUPPLIES 665.13
MYERS-KROMMENHOEK, DARIEN
CONTRACTED SERVICES 1,984.50
NCECBVI
VISION SERVICES 9,800.00
NEBR ASSOC OF SCHOOL BOARDS
INSERVICE/FEES 6,860.00
NEBR RURAL COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS ASSOC
MEMBERSHIP 100.00
NEBRASKA AIR FILTER INC
FURNACE FILTERS 3,796.27
NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
ELECTRICITY 26,505.85
O’REILLY AUTOMOTIVE INC
SUPPLIES 4.59
OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
UPS/SERVICE 45.80
OMAHA WINLECTRIC CO
SUPPLIES 1,338.25
ONE SOURCE THE BACKGROUND
CHECK COMPANY
SERVICE 623.00
PAT’S PIANO SERVICE
TUNING 95.00
PERMITE LLC
SERVICE 500.00
PERRY, GUTHERY, HAASE &
GESSFORD PC LLO
SERVICES 1,148.00
PLATTSMOUTH CHAMBER OF COMMERC
DUES 100.00
PRIME COMMUNICATIONS
REPAIRS 4,306.15
PRIME HOME DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES SERVICES INC
SERVICES 23,863.14
PRO-ED
SUPPLIES 1,430.00
PROFESSIONAL HEATING AND AIR
SERVICE 17,875.00
PROFESSIONAL LOCK AND SAFE LLC
SERVICES 325.00
RGS REPAIR INC
SERVICES 445.38
SAPP BROS INC
SUPPLIES/SERVICE 1,626.52
SCENARIO LEARNING, LLC
SUPPLIER 966.00
SCHOOL SPECIALTY LLC
SUPPLIES 604.26
STAUB - MULLER, LACEY
MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 1,774.16
STUDIES WEEKLY, INC
SUPPLIES 1,354.13
TIME MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
TIMEKEEPING SYSTEM SERVICE 331.00
TK ELEVATOR CORPORATION
SERVICE 600.24
UNIVERSITY OF NE-OMAHA
SCHOLARSHIPS 1,059.00
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
CREDIT CARD 247.96
US BANK NA
FUEL PURCHASES 1,040.00
VERIZON WIRELESS
CELL SERVICE 527.92
VISION SERVICE PLAN
INSURANCE COMPANY
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT 27.66
VOICE & DATA SYSTEMS INC
SERVICE 768.00
WARGA, KIMBER
MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 337.68
WARGA, STEVE
ADVERTISING 80.00
WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NEBRASKA INC
TRASH SERVICE 1,779.14
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
SUPPLIES 568.70
WINDSTREAM
TELEPHONE SERVICE 5,127.32
WITTE PHYSICAL THERAPY
SERVICES/SUPPLIES 2,375.00
Fund Total: 402,260.86
Checking 1 Fund: 06 CAFETERIA
CHURCHICH RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 2,495.00
CLASSIC REFRIGERATION
SERVICE 489.29
CONESTOGA SCHOOLS
LUNCHES 1,228.13
HAINES CLIMATE CONTROLL LLC
SERVICE/SUPPLIES 3,342.02
HILAND DAIRY FOODS COMPANY LLC
DAIRY PRODUCTS 7,168.10
JOHNSON HARDWARE CO
SUPPLIES 56.24
NEBR DEPT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SE
COMMODITIES 658.41
ROTELLA’S ITALIAN BAKERY INC
BREAD 1,510.31
SYSCO LINCOLN
SUPPLIES 42,367.19
THOMAS, BRITTNEY
REFUND 18.40
Fund Total: 59,333.09
Checking 1 Fund: 12 STUDENT FEES
HY-VEE STORES
FUEL/SUPPLIES 174.56
SCHMITT MUSIC CENTERS
SUPPLIES 56.24
Fund Total: 230.80
Checking Account Total: 461,824.75
Checking 3
Checking 3 Fund: 05 ACTIVITY FUND
ACCELERATED GRAPHX LLC
SUPPLIES 286.00
AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES INC
SUPPLIES 2,337.89
ANDERS, DENNIS
OFFICIAL 120.00
ANDERSON, MARCUS
OFFICIAL 475.00
APPLE COMPUTER INC
EQUIPMENT 29.99
ARGARIN, JACQUELINE 78.00
AWARDS UNLIMITED
MEDALS 371.47
BASHUS, BRENNEN
OFFICIAL 160.00
BELLEVUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SERVICES 200.00
BILLINGS, PATRICIA
OFFICIAL 112.50
BROWN, JAYDEN
OFFICIAL 240.00
BSN SPORTS LLC
SUPPLIES 4,894.96
CASH-WA DISTRIBUTING
SUPPLIES 628.79
CLARK, JOHN 20.67
COCA COLA OF OMAHA
BEVERAGES 85.08
CONESTOGA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 63.00
COOLEY, STEVEN
OFFICIAL 475.00
DAIRY QUEEN
SUPPLIES 77.98
DODD, JACOB
OFFICIAL 240.00
DUBOIS, CHLOE
OFFICIAL 67.50
ELMWOOD MURDOCK HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRY FEE 192.00
FOGARTY, KAYLA 67.50
GOERING, CHRISTOPHER
OFFICIAL 67.50
GREEN, CHRISTOPHER
OFFICIAL 85.00
HAMILTON, JAYDEN 67.50
HARVEY, JENNIFER
REIMBURSEMENT 67.50
HAUFF MID-AMERICA SPORTS INC
SUPPLIES 6,409.86
HAYNES, AUSTAN
OFFICIAL 60.00
HINDMAN, SHELBY
OFFICIAL 90.00
HOGUE, ISABELLA
CHOREOGRAPHY 869.00
HOSPODKA, JOEL
OFFICIAL 475.00
HOWIES HOCKEY, INC
SUPPLIER 2,546.00
J.W. PEPPER & SON INC
SUPPLIES 124.99
JAIME ORTON 1,850.00
JOHNSON, ARNOLD
OFFICIAL 60.00
JONES T-SHIRTS, INC.
SUPPLIES 378.29
KENNEDY, KEVIN
OFFICIAL 255.00
LEONARD, CHUCK
OFFICIAL 240.00
LEWIS CENTRAL COMMUNITY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
ENTRY FEES 700.00
LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SERVICE 60.00
MAR, KENNETH
OFFICIAL 85.00
METRO FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOC
CLINIC 100.00
METZGER, CHAD
OFFICIAL 145.00
MILLARD SOUTH WRESTLING CLUB
REGISTRATION 375.00
MITTEIS, ADAM
OFFICIAL 360.00
MITTEIS, DOUG
OFFICIAL 420.00
NEBR METHODIST COLLEGE OF NURSING
SUPPLIES/TUITION 1,500.00
NEBRASKA CHORAL DIRECTORS’ ASSOC
REGISTRATION 195.00
NEBRASKA CITY HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRY FEE 160.00
NEBRASKA CITY SCHOOLS
SERVICE/FEES 55.00
NEWBURN, BRONSON
OFFICIAL 635.00
OMAHA SKUTT HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRY FEE 208.00
PAPIO BOWL LLC
ADMISSION 749.00
PAPROCKI, CASEY
OFFICIAL 475.00
PHILLIPS, ALEX
OFFICIAL 85.00
PICHE, DYLAN
OFFICIAL 240.00
RANDALL, ANTHONY
OFFICIAL 120.00
RUSSELL, ISAAK
OFFICIAL 170.00
SCHOOL HEALTH CORPORATION
SUPPLIES 697.99
SHEDEED, CORY
OFFICIAL 655.00
SKATE CITY
ADMISSION 786.00
STEWART, BENJAMIN
SERVICES 100.00
STOSKOPF, REBECCA
REIMBURSEMENT 157.50
SWARTZENDRUBER, AARON
OFFICIAL 170.00
TASLER, NATE
OFFICIAL 180.00
TRAILBLAZER CONFERENCE
DUES 425.00
TRANSFER EXPRESS INC
SUPPLIES 97.00
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
CREDIT CARD 6,966.54
WHITMORE, NOAH
OFFICIAL 112.50
WIRTH, ALAN
OFFICIAL 85.00
WORK, CHRISTOPHER
REIMBURSEMENT 277.81
Fund Total: 42,416.31
Checking Account Total: 42,416.31
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