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6 Pm) Annual School Board Meeting (Budget Hearing MIDDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT #134 June 10, 2019 (6 p.m.) Annual School Board Meeting (Budget Hearing) Meeting #268 Middleton Middle School Auxiliary Gym 511 W. Main, Middleton, ID 83644 A G E N D A 1. Call to Order ................................................................................................................................................................. Action 2. Pledge of Allegiance ............................................................................................................................................ Performance 3. Appoint Zone 5 Trustee and Administer the Oath of Office……………………………..……...…………………..Action 4. Approve Agenda ........................................................................................................................................................... Action 5. Consent Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................ Action • Minutes, bills, budget report(s), MHS Yearbook Trip and Personnel report 6. Budget Hearing a. Conduct a public hearing to gather any testimony, in consideration of the request to amend our current 2018-19 School District budget………………………………………………… Discussion b. Conduct a public hearing to gather any testimony, in consideration of the request to adopt the proposed 2019-20 School District budget………………………………………………… Discussion 7. Action Items ........................................................................................................................................................... Action a. Consider approval of the above hearing request, to amend our current School District 2018-19 budget (pursuant to Idaho Code Section 33-801) b. Consider approval of the above hearing request, to adopt our proposed School District 2019-20 budget (pursuant to Idaho Code Section 33-801) c. Consider approval of our plan to utilize State funding for leadership positions d. Consider approval of the student handbooks for our six schools for the 2019-20 school year. e. Consider approval of MHS Swim Co-op with Caldwell, Ridgevue, and Vallivue. f. Consider approval of Early Graduation Request g. Destruction of outdated curriculum materials h. Selection of new auditor for 2018-19 thru 2020-21 i. Acceptance of Resignation j. ISBA Superintendent search Service………………………………………………………….Information and Discussion k. Superintendent Search l. Designating a board member and staff member to be main contacts during Superintendent search 8. Hearing of the [signed in] Visitors {for up to a 3 min. duration} ........................................................................ Information 9. Adjournment ................................................................................................................................................................. Action The Middleton School District will provide reasonable accommodation to the known physical or mental limitations of individuals wishing to participate in any District activity. If you wish to request such accommodations please notify the District Office (585-3027) at least one week in advance of the meeting. The public is invited and encouraged to attend school board meetings. Requests to place an item on the agenda must be submitted (in writing) to the Superintendent’s office on or before the first Tuesday of each month. The Board strongly encourages patrons to first communicate with the School or the District Office, before bringing an item to the Board. Middleton School District #134 5 South Viking Avenue, Middleton, ID 83644 Phone (208) 585-3027 Fax (208) 585-3028 AGENDA ITEM: 3- Appoint Zone 5 Trustee Board of Trustees To: Middleton School Board Tim Winkle Chair From: MarianneErica St. Michell Blackwell Date: June 10, 2019 Vice--Chair Re: Recommendation Aleisha McConkie Aleisha McConkie Kirk Adams Briggs Miller Recommendation: Derek Moore Consider approval appointing Derek Moore as the new Zone 5 Trustee Marianne Blackwell Becky Worley Board Clerk Becky Worley Board Clerk Rationale: District Administration Monday, June 3, 2019 Special Board Meeting held interviews with three applicants. Trustee’s votes were taken at that time, which resulted in Derek Moore being, selected Dr. Josh J. Middleton as the new zone 5 Trustee. SuperintendentDistrict Administration AndyDr. Josh Horning J. Middleton Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Financial Impact: LisaAndy Pennington Horning Asst. Superintendent Director of Curriculum & Assessments Lisa Pennington SharleaDirector Watkins of Curriculum Funding Source: Director& Assessments of Special Services Sharlea Watkins MikeDirector Cozakos, of Special DirectorServices of Instructional Technology Mike Cozakos, DarrenDirector Uranga of Instructional DirectorTechnology of Finance & Operations Darren Uranga Director of Finance & Operations Middleton SchoolsPage . 1. The Future in Progress TRUSTEE’S OATH OF OFFICE MIDDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT #134 STATE OF IDAHO ) ) ss June 10, 2019 County of Canyon ) I Derek Moore, do swear ( or affirm) that I support the Constitution of the United States, the Constitution and the laws of the State of Idaho and that I will faithfully discharge all the duties of the office of Trustee, of Middleton School District #134, in Canyon County, State of Idaho, according to the best of my ability. _____________________________ Trustee’s Signature ___Derek Moore_______________ Trustee’s Printed Name SEAL In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of (District) said district this 10th day of June, 2019. ________________________________ Board Clerk Signature Or ________________________________ Trustee of Middleton School District #134 [Idaho Code # 33-501] Middleton School District #134 5 South Viking Avenue, Middleton, ID 83644 Phone (208) 585-3027 Fax (208) 585-3028 AGENDA ITEM: 5- Consent Agenda Board of Trustees To: Middleton School Board Tim Winkle Chair From: Dr. Josh Middleton MarianneErica St. Michell Blackwell Date: June 10, 2019 Vice--Chair Re: Recommendation Aleisha McConkie Aleisha McConkie This is a recommendation to approve the consent agenda which includes minutes, bills, Kirk Adams budget, overnight requests, personnel report and routine miscellaneous items Briggs Miller Derek Moore Recommendation: Marianne Blackwell Becky Worley a. 05/13/19 Regular Board Meeting Minutes Board Clerk Becky Worley b. 06/03/19 Special School Board Meeting Minutes Board Clerk c. Bills and Budget d. MHS Yearbook Trip District Administration e. Personnel Report Dr. Josh J. Middleton SuperintendentDistrict Administration AndyDr. Josh Horning J. Middleton Rationale: Superintendent Asst. Superintendent LisaAndy Pennington Horning DirectorAsst. Superintendent of Curriculum & Assessments Financial Impact: Lisa Pennington SharleaDirector Watkins of Curriculum Director& Assessments of Special Services Sharlea Watkins MikeDirector Cozakos, of Special Funding Source: DirectorServices of Instructional Technology Mike Cozakos, DarrenDirector Uranga of Instructional DirectorTechnology of Finance & Operations Darren Uranga Director of Finance & Operations Middleton Schools . The Future in Progress Page 1 Regular School Board Meeting Page 1 of 8 Middleton Middle School Cafeteria 511 S. Main, Middleton, ID 83644 May 13, 2019 6:00 p.m. 1. Tim Winkle, Chairperson, called the annual business meeting of the Middleton School Board to order at 6:00 p.m. with the following in attendance: Board Members Administrators Others Others Others Tim Winkle Josh Middleton See list below Marianne Blackwell Andy Horning Aleisha McConkie Mike Cozakos Kirk Adams-Out of Town Diana Wold Mark Hopkins Darren Uranga, Director of Finance & Operations Becky Worley, Board Clerk Others Others Others Heidi Hidy Jennifer Vickhammer Nicole Bergquist Cindy Winkle Lacey Grooms Kylie Grooms Peggy Ramsey Spencer Erickson Angie Billet Kristen Williams Cassie Erickson Stephanie Boling Shannon Forester Shelsi Stag David Stag Neal Forrester Dorinda Grever Lynnette Van Maanen Gina Hallam Stacy Starr Josh Hallam Michelle Mathews David Mathews Shannon Conites Kelly Cooke Amber Roberts Ray Moore Clinton Miner Rorque Wood Lori Buckway Andrea Noonan-Watterud Sarah Thompson Anne Kinley Kimberley Sale Brenda Pickrel Scott Pickrel Josh Pickrel Lorena Holmstead Bruce Holmstead Linda Gummersal Sherri Jarrett Janis Fitzpatrick Joe Fitzpatrick Renee Williams Hollie Foust Josefina B. Julianna B. Betty Solomon Nicole Mitchell Kami Schmitt Keagen May Connor Howard Brayden R. Travis Williams Colt Stanley Kimberly Mullins Tammy Hildebrandt Jocelyn Nelson Don Reynolds Justin Walker Audrey Walker Gemma Early Brook D. Leslie Valencia Andrea Johnson Mikenna Golberg Courtney Bartlett Agre Donatchi Tonya Dobbs Lexia Thsworth Jake Dvnan Tamara Ashby Regular School Board Meeting Page 2 of 8 Middleton Middle School Cafeteria 511 S. Main, Middleton, ID 83644 May 13, 2019 6:00 p.m. Jennie Batteen Brenda Hymas Camilla Searle Liz Bolts Kristan P. Marci Tullis Eve Moore Rorie Nightingale Branson Davis Megin McKnight Case Cortes Jerald Reutzel Barris Miklen Peter Hulmstead Shelby Hymas William Barr Savannah Searle Tanner Draper Cher Gray Shelby Moore Bradley Hymas Wendy Leedom James Leedom Vernon Wynecoop Edwardo Zavala Debbie Azvala Loyer Hallam Macayla Dorman Hunter Olson Madison Peterson Amelia O'Krakel W. Hymas Kylie Nansam Lily Ellis Tabitha Sayles Jesse Holmgren Sky Holmgren Peter Holmgren Nicole Flores Chanceller Armstrong Liezl Spoon Leiton Donohue Hannah Donohue Brittney Solis Anthony Lara Josh
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