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View Our Board of Education Brochure (PDF) WELCOME Joe Brian Brad LeEtta Beveridge Geary Boyd Felter President Vice President Brent Kristin Shannon McCune Schultz Wickliffe LeEtta Felter Kristin Schultz 913-397-9936 • Email: [email protected] 913-397-8023 • Email: [email protected] Represents district 1 • Position 1 • Term: 2020-2024 Represents district 2 • Position 5 • Term: 2019-2022 LeEtta Felter has lived in Olathe since 1994. LeEtta and her Kristin Schultz has lived in the Olathe School District for more than husband own several local businesses, as well as farming and 20 years. She is a past board member of the Olathe Public Schools ranching at their farm in Ottawa. LeEtta serves on the Kansas Foundation, founding sustaining member of its Women’s Giving Children’s Cabinet (governor appointee), the Kansas Schools Circle and past participant in the Olathe Public Schools Citizen Mental Health Advisory Council, and the Selective Service Board. Education Academy. Kristin has two children; one graduated from The Felter family is very involved in the community. All four Olathe North High School and the other graduated from Olathe of their children have attended Olathe Public Schools since kindergarten. Their two Northwest High School. Kristin is a development consultant to daughters and oldest son graduated from Olathe high schools. Their youngest son is a KCUR public media. junior at Olathe South High School. Brian Geary Brad Boyd Vice President for 2021-22 913-353-6263 • Email: [email protected] 913-526-4536 • E-mail: [email protected] Represents district 2 • Position 2 • Term: 2020-2024 Represents district 3 • Position 6 • Term: 2018-2022 Brad Boyd and his wife, Myisha, have been residents in the Brian Geary is vice president at Bank of Blue Valley in Olathe and Olathe School District for four years. Brad is an active member active in many civic and community activities, including the Olathe of the community and is involved in site council and the School Public Schools Foundation, Olathe Chamber of Commerce, Health Counseling Advisory Council. He also coaches youth baseball. Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City, and coaching youth soccer Brad is a marketing/sales program manager at Sprint. Brad and and basketball. Brian and his wife, Heather, moved to Olathe in 1999. his wife have four children in Olathe Public Schools, three in Their son Micah attends Olathe Public Schools and daughter Bre is elementary and one in middle school. an Olathe graduate. Brent McCune Joe Beveridge 913-238-8000 • E-mail: [email protected] President for 2021-22 Represents district 3 * Position 3 • Term: 2018-2022 913-839-0260 • E-mail: [email protected] Brent McCune is a native of Kansas and a resident of Olathe for Represents the at-large district • Position 7 • Term: 2020-2024 the past 20 years. He and his wife, Jenny, have two daughters, Joe Beveridge and his wife, Jill, have been residents in the Olathe Jessica and Katie, both graduates of Olathe schools. Brent is School District for over 10 years. They have three children attending owner/president of COBLE MCCUNE Wealth Management, Olathe schools, one in high school, one in middle school and one in Inc. and has more than 30 years of investment management elementary. Joe is an active member of the community and is very experience. He is actively engaged in many community and involved in the Olathe and Lenexa Chambers of Commerce. Joe is regional organizations. the owner and president of Solid Ground Environmental, LLC, an environmental consulting firm serving clients nationwide. Shannon Wickliffe 913-269-4102 • Email: [email protected] Represents district 1 * Position 4 • Term: 2020-2024 Shannon Wickliffe and his wife, Stefanie, are both graduates of Olathe East High School and have lived in Olathe since 2004. They have two daughters, both graduates from Olathe South High School. Shannon is the chief development officer at KidsTLC and serves on the Olathe Medical Center Board. Board of Education Our Vision – Students Prepared for Their Future Welcome from the Olathe Public Schools Board of Education The Olathe Public Schools Board of Education welcomes you to its meeting. We appreciate your interest in the work of the board and value your participation. Board Goals: • Engage and Involve All District Stakeholders • Improve Student Achievement • Recruit, Develop, Retain a Quality Staff Joe Brian Brad LeEtta Brent Kristin Shannon • Use Resources Responsibly Board of Beveridge Geary Boyd Felter McCune Schultz Wickliffe Education President Vice President Board Meetings Board meetings begin at 6 p.m. typically on the first Thursday of each month at the Education Center, 14160 Black Bob Road. Special meetings may be called to conduct business which cannot be deferred to the next regular meeting. The primary role of the Board of Education is to transact the business of the school district. The board recognizes its responsibility for proper governance, and therefore the need to conduct its business in an orderly, transparent and efficient manner. Board agendas are provided each meeting in the lobby of the Education Center. Patrons may also find the agenda and supporting items on the district’s website, www.olatheschools.org (in Board Docs, under the Board of Education). Patron Input Patrons are able to address the board in the Public Comments section of the regular board meeting. Patrons wishing to address the board are asked to contact the Clerk of the Board (Joy Bondurant, 913-780-8022, [email protected]) prior to noon on the day of the meeting giving their name, address, and subject to be addressed. Forms are available the evening of the board meeting and also on the Board Docs agenda. Though the board appreciates public comment, they ask that patrons first go through proper school channels to solve issues. If addressing the board, please: • Complete the information form from the clerk of the board prior to the beginning of the board meeting. • When called upon, come up the center aisle and use the microphone at the podium in the front of the room. • Introduce yourself by stating your name and address. USD 233 - Board of Education Districts • Speakers are limited to five minutes, and are encouraged The Olathe Public Schools are served by seven board members not to use personal attacks and representing area positions in three to be professional, concise and districts plus one at-large position. respectful. • If using a prepared statement, please have copies for the clerk and the board. Executive Session Once a formal motion is made, seconded and carried (with the 87TH ST PKWY reason for the meeting stated), the board may recess to executiveM ONTICELLOsession RD for discussion. Topics to be discussed PRAIRIE STAR PKWY in executive session are limited 10 W 103RD ST to matters such as: non-elected 10 personnel, real estate acquisitions, 435 security, negotiations or consultation COLLEGE BLVD with attorneys. DistrictW OODLAND 3 RD 35 7 Notice of Non-Discrimination: The Olathe Public Schools prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, disability, age, religion, 119TH ST sexual orientation, or gender identity in the admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and employment, and provides equal access to District 2 the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups to its facilities as required by: Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; Title IX of the Education HAROLD/ Legend Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans with 127TH ST Disabilities Act, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Section 504 of the BOE Districts Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Equal Access Act of 1984, and other relevant state and federal laws as amended. Inquiries regarding compliance, reports of specific District 1 complaints, or alleged discrimination may be directed to Olathe Public School’s Compliance Coordinator, John Hutchison, Deputy Superintendent, or to Chris SANTA FE/ District 2 H E D G E L N Pittman, Staff Counsel, 14160 S. Black Bob Road, Olathe, KS 66063-2000, phone P F L U M M R D 135TH ST 913-780-7000. Interested persons, including those with impaired vision or hearing, District 3 can also obtain information as to the existence and location of services, activities and facilities that are accessible to and usable by disabled persons by contacting Major Roads Dr. Jim McMullen, Assistant Superintendent of Operations, 14160 S. Black Bob 143RD ST/ Road, Olathe, KS 66063-2000, phone 913-780-7000. (08/21) 56 DENNIS AVE District Boundary Q U I V I R A R D District 1 151ST ST 56 Olathe Public35 169 Schools 159TH ST CEDAR NILES RD C L A R EBoard R D of Education 167TH ST LAKESHORE/ RENNER/ LACKMAN/ M U R - L E N R D LONE ELM RD BLACK BOB RD RIDGEVIE W RD.
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