• Unapproved minutes of the May 13, 2013 School Board Meeting
  • MOC-FLOYD VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS - - - - - May 13, 2013
  • The MOC-Floyd Valley Board of Education met on the above date at the central administration office for its regular monthly meeting with all board members in attendance except Kleinhesselink. Also present were Superintendent Richardson, Principals Vande Weerd and Adams, Secretary Evenhuis and the press.
  • The meeting was called to order at 5:02 p.m. by President Van Roekel.
  • Motion was made by Jager and supported by Koerselman to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
  • Kayleen Vander Veen was present to address the board on the process of cheerleader selection. Superintendent Richardson and Principal Adams will follow up with another conversation with the cheerleader sponsor.
  • President Van Roekel announced that this is the time, place and date to hold a hearing on the 2013-14 master calendar. Since there were no objectors, the president declared the hearing closed. Motion was made by Jager and supported by Schutt to approve the 2013-14 master calendar to include the early dismissal dates. An early start date waiver will allow the completion of the first semester prior to Christmas break, will coincide with the sport seasons, will coincide with the NCC calendar and will allow the completion of the school year prior to Memorial Day. Motion carried unanimously.
  • Correspondence was received as follows:
    • Letter of resignation from Brady Miller as cleaning person, effective May 3, 2013
  • The board was advised of several students who are being recognized for achievement for track - Drake Relays.
  • Motion was made by Jager, supported by Koerselman and carried unanimously to approve the following Board Policies:
    • Board Policy Title: Inventory					Code No. 902.6
    • Board Policy Title: Adaptation for the Handicapped		Code No. 902.7
    • Board Policy Title: Means of Escape from Fire			Code No. 902.8
    • Board Policy Title: Life Cycle Analysis				Code No. 902.9
    • Board Policy Title: Tobacco Free Environment 			Code No. 902.10
  • Motion was made by Jager, supported by Koerselman and carried unanimously to approve the following consent items:
    • April 8 school board minutes
    • Financial Statements
    • Bills
    • Resignation from Brady Miller as cleaning person, effective May 3, 2013
    • Contract for Grant Hegstad as assistant athletic director at a salary of $2,000 for the 2013-14 school year
    • Contract for Brent Town as assistant athletic director at a salary of $1,000 for the 2013-14 school year
    • Contract for John Van Wyk as transportation director at a salary of $40,000 for the 2013-14 school year plus single health insurance
    • Contract for Abby Vande Kieft as classroom teacher at a salary of $33,415, based upon Step 0 of the BA lane of the 2013-14 salary schedule
    • Contract for Nathan Fischer as assistant high school track coach at a salary of $1,858 for the 2013-14 school year
    • Contract for Patti Horstman as classroom aid for 6 hours per day at a salary of $11.52 per hour, based upon the 1st step of the 2013-14 non-certified salary schedule
    • Open enrollment of Jayden Harms, Reese Harms and Lainey Harms out of the South O'Brien Community School District into the MOC-Floyd Valley Community School District for the next five, six and ten years, respectively, beginning with the 2012-13 school year
    • Open Enrollment of Tanner Derochie and Alyson Ten Napel out of the LeMars Community School District into the MOC-Floyd Valley Community School District for the next nine and seven years, respectively, beginning with the 2012-13 school year.
  • A K-12 Special Programs Curriculum Report was presented by Chad Koedam.
  • The report from both building principals focused on Iowa Assessments. Principal Vande Weerd also reported on the success of the study center and upcoming field trips. Principal Adams reported that Mr. Montgomery's class took first place in the NCC Engineering Expo.
  • Superintendent Richardson reported on work that is being done on the Orange City Area Day Care building to prevent further leakage problems. A new day care director will be presented to the day care board in the near future.
  • Superintendent Richardson reported that although the legislative session has ended, an agreement still has not been reached on allowable growth for either the 2013-14 or 2014-15 fiscal years or on education reform.
  • Time was spent discussing potential future sales tax revenue and how the funds can be used for equipment, transportation and building needs in the future.
  • The first reading of Board Policies 1000, 1001.1-1001.5 was presented.
  • Motion was made by Jager, supported by Schutt and carried unanimously to approve the list of 2013 graduates, per the graduation requirements as established by the Board of Education:
    • Trey Henry AchterhoffOmar Ben SaidaClayton Dean Blythe
      Mitchell Dean BomgaarsRyan Earl ChristyKelsey Elizabeth Daily
      LaTasha Katherine DauAnna Marie Catherine Dankanich DaumerDavid Henry De Haan
      Larkin Faith De HaanJoel Matthew De WeerdRyan Kade De Weerd
      Mitchel Eugene De WitJay Michael ElsberryLinda Azucena Fraga
      Jessica Noel GiannantonioMichaela Marjorie GoergenLeonardo Gonzalez
      Casey John GuthmillerJade Jacqueline HansonKylie Ann Hanson
      Sandy HeringGrisel HernandezSkyler Hope Hill-Norby
      Kalen Jay HooglandPaige Nicole HubersBrook Cassandra Jacobsma
      Jonathan Michael JanssenWhitney Renae JorgensenJillian Kay Jungers
      Alexandra Lauren KamstraSpencer David KellyChristian Jon Klein
      Bradley Robert KleinhesselinkDrew William LemkeAshley Lynn Louwerse
      Jordan Taylor MagarilLucia Alma MaldonadoAutumn Marie Maras
      Justin Daniel MasonTrevor Steven McMahanKaleb Andrew Mortenson
      Megan Marie MouselCaleb Sawyer MulderMcKenzie Joy Mulder
      Jonathan David NillesMaris Lee OrrBrent Duane Pekelder
      Colin Alan PenningsOscar Roberto Perez-SaldanaJenna Marie Peterson
      Morgan Taylor PlenderKody Dean PoeckesDanielle Rose Portz
      Kristin Marie ProbstRachel Lorraine ReintsAustin Jay Reisma
      Sandra RodriguezCaleb Matthew RohrerAlyssa Ann Rolfes
      Kalyn Marie RootSusana Salazar Solano Maria Nelida Salcedo Almaraz
      Jessica Dawn SanchezRafael Sanchez-PerryAmberly Jo Scheffelman
      Mikayla Makenzie SchmidtAndrew Dale SchuitemanTravis Joseph Schwarz
      Brandon James SiebersmaBrandon Michael Thomas SjaardaKeri Lou Sneller
      Victoria Helen StokesSara Jo StreffNatalie Kaye Te Grootenhuis
      Tiffany Joy TimmermanJoseph Stanton TolsmaTyler James Top
      Mitchell Quinn Van EsBraden Michael Van HeuvelenJustin Michael Van Kalsbeek
      Sara Joy Van PeursemBriana Joy Van RavenswaayAmber Sue Van Roekel
      Matthew Randall Van RoekelShea Elizabeth Van SurksumCameron John Vande Weerd
      Jaden Leigh Vander BergAmanda Joy Vander SteltJohn Joseph Vander Stelt
      Alex Joy Vander VeenDerek Robert VandermydeAbigail Ray VanDerNoord
      Alanna June VanDerNoordChance Jacob WetterSamantha Kay Wielenga
      Joshua Michael WilsonMartin Andrew Wolgen
      Zachary Tyler WrightTroy Austin WyniaAlternative School Diploma
      Rylee Lynn YawMorgan Torre ZenorCody Dennis Langel
  • Motion was made by Schutt, supported by Koerselman and carried unanimously to approve letters of employment for the non-certified staff at a 4% package increase, excluding the health insurance increase. See attachment.
  • Roofing proposals were received as follows for roof replacement on the office/kitchen area roof at Hospers Elementary: McDonald Roofing - $22,164 and Four Way Contracting - $11,907. Motion was made by Jager and supported by Koerselman to accept the proposal from Four Way Contracting in the amount of $11,907 to replace that roofing area. Jager-aye, Koerselman-aye, Van Roekel-aye. Schutt abstained.
  • The board saw pictures of the renovations of the new central administration office/career academy building.
  • Adjournment at 7:00 p.m.