Kenton City School District

With the Kenton City Schools District being in session during the Hardin County Fair, we have been asked to clarify attendance rules concerning excused absences, perfect attendance and assignment makeup procedures. The administrative guideline covers those concerns and relates only to the Hardin County Fair, not surrounding county fairs or other activities.

Please complete the Hardin County Fair Guidelines form available here for each student that will be missing school days due to the Hardin County Fair.

For “field trip” absences or excused absences, students will be given one day makeup time for each day absent. Makeup days begin on the Monday following the fair.

Example: If a student missed one day for the Hardin County Fair, they would have the Monday after the fair to makeup work and it would be due during the regular class time on Tuesday.

Work, tests, projects, etc. missed due to unexcused absences will not receive credit. Assignments will be given to students prior to the absence if they are available and can be accomplished in that manner.

Example: A science lab that needs to be done in the science room and needs proper supervision cannot be sent home.

All written excuses must be presented to the student’s school of attendance prior to the absence to be considered for “field trip” or excused status.

Lunch menus for September are online at http://www.kentoncityschools.org/?inc=cafe/index.

“Play Hard Don’t Blink” is a new program to provide prescription goggles to children. The children’s family income is at or below 300% of poverty level. An example:family of 4 in 2009 would have earned $66,150.Please fill out the registration online at www.playhardgear.com. If you have further questions about this program, please contact the Kenton Hardin Health Department by calling 419-673-6230.

The summer issue of the KCS newsletter is now available to view online. It will also be mailed to residents in the district. The newsletter contains back to school news and information for the students and staff of Kenton City Schools. For a paper copy, please visit the Oaklief Administration Building

KENTON CITY SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION

August 16, 2010

Regular Meeting 7:00 p.m.

Administration Building

222 West Carrol Street

Kenton, OH 43326

MISSION STATEMENT

Learning Is The Bridge To Success

1. Call to order – President Mike Baird Time __________

2. Roll call of members

   Baird______Blue______Brim_______ Haushalter________McCullough______

3. Pledge of Allegiance

4. Approval and/or correction of the minutes of the regular meeting of July 19, 2010.

   Motion to accept ____________Second__________Vote_____________

5. Principal/Supervisor/Faculty Reports

a. High School –

b. Middle School –

c. Elementary –

d. Curriculum –

e. Technology –

f. Cafeteria –

6. The public participation section of the Board of Education’s Agenda is specifically designated for the public to address the Board with their compliments, concerns and/or questions. The Board welcomes your comments. If you wish to address the Board regarding a problem, the Board would remind you of two things. First, your comments should be factual and respectful of the rights of others. Second, before coming to the Board with a specific problem, you should have first addressed the problem with the appropriate teacher, staff

member or administrator.

a.

b.

c.

7. Reports of Treasurer

a. Cash position report of July 31, 2010.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

b. Review of accounts payable (check register).

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

c. Investment report

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

8. Superintendent’s reports/communications

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

9. Board Committee Reports

a.

10. Old Business

a.

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

11. New Business

a. Motion by Superintendent and Treasurer recommending the Board enter into a contract with Sheakley Group for Bureau of Workers Comp. group rating and unemployment services for the year 1/1/2011 through 12/31/2011. (attachment)

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

b. Mr. Mike Baird, Board President, recommends hiring Mrs. Jennifer Penczarski as Superintendent of Kenton City Schools effective January 1, 2011 through July 31, 2014. Annual rate of salary to be set at $95,000. (See attached copy of contract)

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

c. Mr. Roberts, Superintendent, recommends hiring Mrs. Jennifer Penczarski as School Improvement Coach beginning October 1, 2010 through December 31, 2010 with an administrative contract for 53 days at $18,651.92 with benefits as per administrative agreement.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

d. Approve the following non-certified transfer for the 2010-2011 school year.

Linda Allen – High School Educational Assistant

.5 at High School Library and .5 at High School Guidance

6 hours per day / 185 days per year, with no probationary period.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

e. Approval of Substitutes for the 2010 – 2011 School Year contingent upon proper Certification/training, BCI, FBI check, etc.

Kelly Litzenberg – Teacher

Paula Deardorff – Teacher

Don Broyles – Teacher

Mike Blechinger – Teacher

Paula Beverly – Sub Educational Aide

Paula Beverly – Sub Secretary

Leslie Tidd – Teacher

Patricia Marshall – Teacher

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

f. Approval of supplemental contracts with a one (1) year limited contract for 2010-2011 school year, contingent upon receipt of required certificates. (BCI, FBI, Sports Medicine, CPR, Activity Certificate, etc.)

Pete Brunow – 7^th Grade Football Coach – Step 3 – 7+ Yrs. Exp. $2,591.

Micah Smith – 7^th Grade Asst. football Coach – Step 0 – 1 Yr. Exp. $1,467.

Ryan Ludwig – 8^th Grade Football Coach – Step 2 – 5 Yrs. Exp. $2,341.

Cory Brunow – 8^th Grade Asst. Football Coach – Step 0 – 0 Yrs. Exp. $1,467.

Brittany Martin – KMS Fall Cheerleading Advisor – Step 0 – 1 Yr. Exp. $499.

Brittany Martin – KMS Winter Cheerleading Advisor – Step 0 – 1 Yr. Exp. $780.

Ken Risner – 8^th Grade Girls Basketball Coach – Step 0 – 0 Yrs. Exp. $1,842.

(waiting on Supplemental Experience Verification Form)

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

g. Approve the following volunteers for the 2010-2011 school year, contingent upon required paperwork. (BCI, FBI, Sports Medicine, CPR, Activity Certificate, etc.

Blake Truman – Boys volunteer Soccer Coach

Northwood Volunteers:

Joenee Purcell , Sherry Cummins, Paula Beverly, Kristen Schaub

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

h. Approve sharing of teacher Nick Stuck with the Ridgemont Local School District. Mr. Stuck will be half-time in each district with total costs divided equally.

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

i. Approve the resignation of Colleen Potts by not returning from lay-off status.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

j. Approve the following transfers.

Mary Lease from 5^th grade at Espy to the Middle School

Amy Boone from Reading Intervention at Espy to 5^th grade at Espy

Amy Tebbe from Reading Intervention at Westview to Reading Intervention at Espy

Karen Nease from Kindergarten at Westview to Reading Intervention at Westview

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

k. Approve recalling Alicia Fetter from lay-off status to Kindergarten at Westview.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

l.. Approve the following student handbooks.

Kenton Middle School, High School, Elementary, Preschool and Kindergarten Handbooks

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

m. Approve the adjusted hours of the following educational assistants:

Brenda Lutz 6.5 hours

Deb Newman 6.5 hours

Vicki Miller 7.0 hours

Ann Wilkerson 7.0 hours

Jan Mustain 6.75 hours

Linda Allen 6.75 hours

Laura Hamilton 7.0 hours

Tira Lawrence 6.75 hours

Jean Blechinger 6.5 hours

Kim Moore 7.0 hours

Jan Kissling 6.5 hours

Pat Davidson 7.0 hours

Tina Cornwell 7.0 hours

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

n. Approve the attached job descriptions for School Improvement Coach, Assistant Curriculum Coordinator and Family Link Coordinator.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

l. Approve the attached contract with the Hardin County Educational Service Center in the amount of $552,907.53.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

o. Approve the attached Cred Flex Plan for Kenton High School.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

p. The Kenton City Schools’ Board of Education resolves to ______actively engage in planning with the Ohio School Facilities Commission and plans to _____ seek funding by May of 2011.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

q. Approve the following purchase order(s) that are over the $10,000. Superintendent limit:

#500 to State Teachers Retirement 1^st half of July in the amount of $48,483.00.

#501 TO State Employee Retirement System for the 1^st half of July in the amount of $15,616.00.

#502 for 1^st half of July State Foundation Fees in the amount of $41,287.59.

#503 to State Teachers Retirement System for 2^nd half of July in the amount of $48,483.00.

#504 to State Employee Retirement Systems for 2^nd half of July in the amount of $15,616.00.

#505 for 2^nd half of July State Foundation Fees in the amount of $41,287.59.

#508 for medical insurance in the amount of $195,171.81.

#509 for dental insurance in the amount of $12,765.96.

#512 to State Teachers Retirement System for 1^st half of August in the amount of $48,483.00.

#513 to State Employees Retirement System for 1^st half of August in the amount of $15,616.00.

#514 for State Foundations Fees for 1^st half of August in the amount of $41,287.59.

#084250 to Western Ohio Computer Organization (WOCO) for 1^st quarter billing for fees in the amount of $13,670.03.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

13. Motion to Adjourn Time_______________

Motion to accept ______________ Second __________ Vote __________

The next Board of Education meeting will be held on Monday, September 20, 2010 at 7:00 p.m .

KENTON CITY SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION

July 19, 2010

Records Disposal Meeting 6:45 pm
Regular Meeting 7:00 p.m.
Administration Building
222 West Carrol Street
Kenton, OH 43326

MISSION STATEMENT
Learning Is The Bridge To Success

1.Call to order – President Mike Baird Time __________
2.Roll call of members

Baird______Blue______Brim_______ Haushalter________McCullough______
3.Pledge of Allegiance
4.Approval and/or correction of the minutes of the regular meeting of June 21, 2010.

Motion to accept ____________Second__________Vote_____________
5.Principal/Supervisor/Faculty Reports
a. High School –
b. Middle School –
c. Elementary -
d. Curriculum –
e. Technology –
f. Cafeteria –
6. The public participation section of the Board of Education’s Agenda is specifically designated for the public to address the Board with their compliments, concerns and/or questions. The Board welcomes your comments. If you wish to address the Board regarding a problem, the Board would remind you of two things. First, your comments should be factual and respectful of the rights of others. Second, before coming to the Board with a specific problem, you should have first addressed the problem with the appropriate teacher, staff
member or administrator.

a. John Dulin (starting Engineer Club)
b.
c.

7. Reports of Treasurer
a. Cash position report of June 30, 2010.
Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

b. Review of accounts payable (check register).

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

c. Investment report

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

8. Superintendent’s reports/communications

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.

9. Board Committee Reports
a.

10. Old Business
a.
Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

11. New Business
a. The Board of Education directs the Superintendent to abolish the Educational Assistant position at the High School Library and create an educational Assistant position that is .5 at the High School Library and .5 at the high School Guidance office.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

b. Approve the following non-certified transfer for the 2010-2011 school year.

Robin Miller – Westview Educational Assistant
6 hours per day / 185 days per year, with no probationary period.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

c. Approval of Substitutes for the 2010 – 2011 School Year contingent upon proper Certification/training, BCI, FBI check, etc.

Alisha Risner – Cafe
Vickie Clements – Cafeteria
Cheryl King – Secretary
Jackie Bartels –Teacher

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

d. Approve changes in the negotiated agreement with Ohio Association of Public School Employees.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

e. In accordance with the negotiated agreement between the Kenton City School District and the Ohio Association of Public School Employees Local #344 hereby reduces the number of hours per day for educational assistants to a maximum of six (6) hours with the understanding that hours may be added back to individual educational assistants on an as needed basis.

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

f. Accept the written resignation letter from Michelle Kinnear, 5th Grade Teacher at Eastcrest. Michelle has been at Kenton City Schools for 4 years.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

g. Authorize the Superintendent and Treasurer to choose the provider for Workers Comp Group Rating and Unemployment consultant.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

h. Approve Middle School fees for the 2010-2011 school year.

Middle School
Grade 6 $42.00 Total
(Breakdown of fees)
Art $ 8.00
Journal $ 1.00
Science Lab. Material $ 2.00
Student Planner $ 6.00
Workbook Fees $25.00

Grade 7 $41.00 Total
(Breakdown of fees)
Art $ 8.00
Science Lab Materials $ 2.00
Student Planner $ 6.00
Workbook Fees $25.00

Grade 8 $41.00 Total
(Breakdown of fees)
Art $ 8.00
Science Lab Materials $ 2.00
Student Planner $ 6.00
Workbook Fees $25.00

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

i. Approve stipend of $3,500.00 to Julie Simmons for C.C.I.P. coordinator paid for by grant money.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

j. Approve the following purchase order(s) that are over the $10,000. Superintendent limit:

#485 to State Teachers Retirement System for 2nd half of June in the amount of $48,483.00.

#486 to State Employees Retirement System for 2nd half of June in the amount of $14,412.00.

#487 for 2nd half of June State Foundation Fees in the amount of $67,580.33.

#490 for Medicare in the amount of $10,625.77.

#492 to ING Life & Annuity for severance pay of two employees in the amount of $23,871.14.

#493 for Medical Insurance in the amount of $196,078.53.

#494 for Dental Insurance in the amount of $12,825.49.

#08288 to Hardin County Educational Service Center for units housed at Riverdale School in the amount of $200,000.00.

#082930 to Schools of Ohio Risk Sharing Authority for Insurance renewal in the amount of $53,055.00.

#08310 to Perry Corporation for lease on copiers for district (Blanket PO for 2010-2011) in the amount of $24,000.00.

#08316 to American Electric Power, blanket PO for electric service (2010-2011)
for High School in the amount of $51,200.00.

#08317 to American Electric Power, blanket PO for electric service (2010-2011) for Hardin Central in the amount of $13,800.00.

#08318 to American Electric Power, blanket PO for electric service (2010-2011) for Espy in the amount of $11,800.00.

#08320 to American Electric Power, blanket PO for electric service (2010-2011) for Middle School in the amount of $29,000.00.

#08321 to American Electric power, blanket PO for electric service (2010-2011)
for Oaklief Board Office in the amount of $11,300.00.

#08327 to Dominion East, blanket PO for gas service (2010-2011) for Espy in the amount of $24,000.00.

#08328 to Dominion East, blanket PO for gas service (2010-2011) for Westview in the amount of $10,100.00.

#08329 to Dominion East, blanket PO for gas service (2010-2011) for Hardin Central for $23,000.00.

#08330 to Dominion East, blanket PO for gas service (2010-2011) for Middle School in the amount of $22,500.00.

#08331 to Dominion East, blanket PO for gas service (2010-2011) for High School in the amount of $42,000.00.

#08344 to Waste Management, blanket PO for hauling of refuse in district (2010- 2011) in the amount of $20,000.00.

#08345 to Treasurer of State of Ohio for financial audit in the amount of $24,376.08.

#083250 to Kenton Waterworks for water used in district (blanket PO for water service 2010-2011) in the amount of $25,650.00.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

13. Motion to Adjourn Time_______________

Motion to accept ______________ Second __________ Vote __________

The next Board of Education meeting will be held on Monday, August 16, 2010 at 7:00 p.m .

ADDENDUM

Please check out the Ustream channel which will be broadcasting the BOE Meeting for tonight, June 21, 2010.

KENTON CITY SCHOOLS

BOARD OF EDUCATION

June 21, 2010

Records Disposal Meeting 6:45 pm

Regular Meeting 7:00 p.m.

Administration Building

222 West Carrol Street

Kenton, OH 43326

MISSION STATEMENT

Learning Is The Bridge To Success

1. Call to order – President Mike Baird Time __________

2. Roll call of members

   Baird______Blue______Brim_______ Haushalter________McCullough______

3. Pledge of Allegiance

4. Approval and/or correction of the minutes of the regular meeting of May 17, 2010.

   Motion to accept ____________Second__________Vote_____________

5. Principal/Supervisor/Faculty Reports

a. High School – Rick Abbott

b. Middle School –Amy Wood

c. Elementary –

d. Curriculum –

e. Technology – Ryan Collins

f. Cafeteria –

6. The public participation section of the Board of Education’s Agenda is specifically designated for the public to address the Board with their compliments, concerns and/or questions. The Board welcomes your comments. If you wish to address the Board regarding a problem, the Board would remind you of two things. First, your comments should be factual and respectful of the rights of others. Second, before coming to the Board with a specific problem, you should have first addressed the problem with the appropriate teacher, staff member or administrator.

a.

b.

c.

7. Reports of Treasurer

a. Cash position report of May 31, 2010.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

b. Review of accounts payable (check register).

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

c. Investment report

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

d. Resolution to Amend the Certificate of the Total Amount From All Sources Available for Expenditures and Balances (FY2010).

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

e. Amend Final Appropriations for FY2010.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

f. Approve Temporary Appropriations for FY 2011.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

g. Approve Renewal of Insurances with Schools of Ohio Risk Sharing Authority recommending some excess Liability coverage $1 ML for cost of $53,055.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

8. Superintendent’s reports/communications

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

9. Board Committee Reports

a.

10. Old Business

a.

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

11. New Business

a. Motion to go into executive session for the purpose of discussing negations and the employment of public employees.

Motion to accept __________ Second __________ Vote __________

Time In _______________ Time Out ________________

b. Approve the agreement entered into between the governing board of Kenton City School District of Hardin County, State of Ohio and the Kenton Hardin County Health District. (Agreement attached)

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

c. Approve the Memorandum of Agreement regarding Health District Use of Facilities between Kenton City Schools, Kenton-Hardin County Board of Health. (Memorandum of agreement attached)

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

d. Salary Schedule Adjustments/Placements – 2010-2011.

Julie Simmons – From Curriculum Supervisor to Hardin Central Elementary Principal (Step 3)

Ryan Malany – From BS to 150

Motion to accept _____ Second _____ Vote ______

e. Authorization to proceed with applications for the following projects under CCIP for FY 2011.

• • • • Title I - Reading

      • Title IID – Technology

      • Career Technical and Adult Education (High Schools that Work)

      • Title IVA – Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities

      • Title IDEA B – Special Education

      • Early Childhood Special Education IDEA

      • ARRA Title I

      • ARRA Special Education Part B IDEA

      • ARRA Early Childhood Special Education IDEA

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

f. Administrative Personnel – Zero percent (0 %) increase on base wage for 2010-2011 school year and Presidents Day and New Years Eve day to be considered holidays for the 11-12 month employees.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

g. Approve Step placements for 2010-2011 for non-bargaining employees.

Deb Ashba – Adm. Asst. Step 7

Rick Abbott – Principal KHS Step 7

Angie Butterman – Elementary Principal-1/2 Spec. Ed Coord. Step 3

Bryan Clawson – Asst. Trans. Sup. Step 7

Lisa Cochensparger – Adm. Asst. Step 7

Ryan Collins – Technology Sup. Step 7

Doug Comstock – Maint. Sup. Step 7

John Dean – Adm. Asst. Tech. Coord. Step 2

Linda Dickerson – Adm. Asst. Step 3 (208 days)

Jerry Flowers – Asst. Maint. Coord. Step 7

Andrea King – School Psych., ½ Sp. Ed. Coord. Step 7

Mike Mauk – Athletic Director Step 7

Michael McCreary – Asst. Principal KMS Step 7

Barb Moore – Asst. Café. Super. Step 7

Ann Quinn – Elementary Principal Step 7

Kathy Reffner – Adm. Asst. Step 7

Cary Roehm – Elementary Principal Step 4

Russ Senning – Transportation Super. Step 7

Julie Simmons – Elementary Principal Step 3

Sally Strain – Adm. Asst. Step 7

Chad Thrush – Asst. Principal KHS Step 2

Laura Widder – Café. Supervisor Step 7

Amy Wood – Principal KMS Step 2

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

h. Approval of Substitute Rates for 2010-2011 school year, effective July1, 2010.

Substitute Teacher

1-10 Days $ 80.00 Full day

11-30 Days $120.00 per day

31-60 Days

Educational Assistant $ 7.35

Custodian II, Cafeteria II $ 8.60

Bus Driver $ 8.82

Cook, Cafeteria I $ 7.35

Secretary $ 7.85

Mechanic $ 8.85

Bus Extra Trip Rate $10.83

Administrative Assistant $10.90

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

i. Approve the lunch/breakfast prices for the 2010-2011 school year.

LUNCH

Elementary $2.25 (Same as last year)

Middle School $2.50 (Same as last year)

High School $2.50 (Same as last year)

Milk .40 (Same as last year)

Adult $2.75 (Same as last year)

BREAKFAST

Elementary $ .25 (Regular and reduced price)

Middle School $1.25 (Same as last year)

High School $1.25 (Same as last year)

.30 Reduced price for KMS & KHS (Same as last year)

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

j. Approve Elementary, Middle School and High School fees for the 2010-2011 school year.

Preschool Fees $40.00

Elementary – Grades 1-5 $25.00

Middle School

Grade 6 $42.00 Total

(Breakdown of fees)

Art $ 8.00

Journal $ 1.00

Science Lab. Material $ 2.00

Student Planner $ 6.00

Workbook Fees $25.00

Grade 7 $41.00 Total

(Breakdown of fees)

Art $ 8.00

Science Lab Materials $ 2.00

Student Planner $ 6.00

Workbook Fees $25.00

Grade 8 $41.00 Total

(Breakdown of fees)

Art $ 8.00

Science Lab Materials $ 2.00

Student Planner $ 6.00

Workbook Fees $25.00

High School

Ag Science $15.00

Art I/Art II $20.00

Art III/Art IV $30.00

Band $40.00

Flags $10.00

Choir $20.00

Biology $15.00

C.P. Biology $15.00

C.P. Chemistry $15.00

Physical Science $10.00

Earth Science $ 5.00

Anatomy/Physiology $20.00

Physics $10.00

Basic Foods $30.00

Advanced Foods $30.00

Child Development $ 5.00

Physical Ed. Lock Rental $ 1.00

Lost Lock $ 7.00

All students $ 5.00 Technology fee.

(This fee helps pay for students printing costs. (Paper, toner cartridges, etc.)

The following classes have workbooks which are purchased by students.

English #103-200/106-100 $12.00

(Resource Room Reading/Language Arts)

Accounting $27.00

German I $16.00

German II $16.00

Spanish I $19.00

Spanish II $19.00

Spanish III $19.00

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

k. Approve the Supplemental one (1) year limited contract for 2010 – 2011 school year, contingent upon receipt of required certificates. (BCI, FBI, Sports Medicine, CPR, Activity Certificate, etc.)

Traci Jones – Athletic Director for KMS – $2,000.00

Ryan Cahill – Girls JV Basketball Coach – Step 0 – 0 Yrs. Exp. $3,340.

Chuck Downing – Girls Freshman Basketball Coach – Step 2 – 5 Yrs. Exp. $2,622.

Steve Walter – Girls 8^th Grade Basketball – Step 0 – 1 Yr. Exp. $1,842.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

l. Approve the hiring of Janet McCreary for the Grant Funded position of Integration Technology Coach (.49) at the Middle School for the 2010-2011 school year. (See attached description of necessary qualifications)

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

m. Approval of Substitutes for the 2010 – 2011 School Year contingent upon proper Certification/training, BCI, FBI check, etc.

Marsha Gardner – Educational Assistant

Sherry Poeppelman – Educational Assistant, Cafeteria

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

n. Approve the following purchase order(s) that are over the $10,000. Superintendent limit:

#470 to State Teachers Retirement System for 2^nd half of May in the amount of $48,483.00.

#471 to State Employee’s Retirement System for 2^nd half of May in the amount of $14,412.00.

#472 for 2^nd half of May State Foundation Fees in the amount of $67,563.54.

#476 to ING Life Insurance & Annuity for severance pay in the amount of $56,323.17.

#478 for Medical Insurance in the amount of $168,197.98.

#479 for dental insurance in the amount of $12,943.23.

#482 to State Teachers Retirement System for 1^st half of June in the amount of $48,483.00.

#483 to State Employee Retirement System for 1^st half of June in the amount of $14,412.00.

#484 for 1^st half of June State Foundation Fees in the amount of $67,563.56.

#080220 to BWC State Insurance Fund for payroll 2009 BWC in the amount of $36,413.71.

Motion to accept____________Second____________Vote____________

13. Motion to Adjourn Time_______________

Motion to accept ______________ Second __________ Vote __________

The next Board of Education meeting will be held on Monday, July 19, 2010 at 7:00 pm .

The spring issue of the KCS newsletter is now available to view online. It will also be mailed to residents in the district. The newsletter contains news and information about the students and staff of Kenton City Schools. For a paper copy, please visit the Oaklief Administration Building

As the Kenton City Board of Education begins their superintendent search, they are seeking your input and opinion regarding the type of leadership skills you would like to see in your new superintendent as well as the areas you wish the person in this position to focus on first. The survey should only take 10 minutes and is located here.