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October 25, 2017 Educational Services Center 395 South Pratt Parkway Longmont, Colorado 80501 Robert J NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING AND AGENDA October 25, 2017 Educational Services Center 395 South Pratt Parkway Longmont, Colorado 80501 Robert J. Smith, President, Board of Education Dr. Don Haddad, Superintendent of Schools 1. CALL TO ORDER: DISTRICT VISION 7:00 pm Regular Business Meeting STATEMENT 2. ADDENDUMS/CHANGES TO THE AGENDA: To be an exemplary school district which inspires and promotes high standards of learning and student 3. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION: well-being in partnership with parents, guardians and the 4. VISITORS: community. 1. Frederick High School Choral 2. Skyline High School Student Awards 3. Superintendent’s Excellence in Education Award DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT 5. REPORTS: To educate each student in a safe learning environment so that they 1. Silver Creek High School Student Advisory Council Feeder Report may develop to their highest 2. Personal Financial Literacy Program Update potential and become contributing citizens. 3. 2016-2017 Scholarship Recipients 6. CONSENT ITEMS: ESSENTIAL BOARD 1. Approval: Approval to Proceed with Negotiations for a Lease ROLES Agreement for the APEX Home School Program 2. Approval: Approval of Contract-Architect for the Career Guide the superintendent Development Center Renovation Project Engage constituents 3. Approval: Approval of Waiver of Board Policy KF – Community Use Ensure alignment of resources Monitor effectiveness of School Facilities Model excellence 4. Approval: Approval of Request to Grant Exception to Board Policy GBEA – Staff Ethics/Conflict of Interest 7. ACTION ITEMS: BOARD MEMBERS 1. Approval: Approval of School Bus Purchases John Ahrens, Member Debbie Lammers, Secretary 8. DISCUSSION ITEMS: Dr. Richard Martyr, Member Paula Peairs, Treasurer Joie Siegrist, Vice President 9. ADJOURNMENT: Amory Siscoe, Asst Secretary Robert J. Smith, President Board of Education Meetings: Held at 395 South Pratt Parkway, Board Room, unless otherwise noted: Wednesday, November 8 5:00 pm Reception 6:30 pm CAFR Update 7:00 pm Regular Meeting Page 1 of 1 5.1 MEMORANDUM DATE: October 25, 2017 TO: Board of Education FROM: Dr. Don Haddad, Superintendent of Schools SUBJECT: Silver Creek High School Report - High School Student Advisory Council PURPOSE To provide students the opportunity to practice leadership skills and report out on the successes of the Silver Creek High School to the Board of Education. BACKGROUND The Student Advisory Council is comprised of 4-5 high school students from each of our high schools that were chosen by teachers and administrators. The Student Advisory Council was started by Don Haddad eleven years ago so that students could give input to the superintendents about what students were feeling about the District. 5.2 MEMORANDUM DATE: October 25, 2017 TO: Board of Education FROM: Dr. Don Haddad, Superintendent of Schools SUBJECT: Personal Financial Literacy Program Update PURPOSE To provide the Board of Education with an update on the Personal Financial Literacy high school course. BACKGROUND Administration would like to present to the Board the successes of the Personal Financial Literacy high school course. Kahle Charles, Executive Director of Curriculum, will be available for questions. 5.3 MEMORANDUM DATE: October 25, 2017 TO: Board of Education FROM: Dr. Don Haddad, Superintendent of Schools SUBJECT: High School Scholarships Awarded PURPOSE To provide the Board of Education with information relative to the local high school scholarships awarded to 2016-2017 District graduates. BACKGROUND Annually, a list of local scholarships is sent to district high schools to be distributed to graduating seniors. The sponsors of these scholarships range from civic organizations and local businesses to families who have set up scholarships in memory of loved ones. These awards are substantial and the generosity of this community is commendable. Students were awarded a total of $908,475 in local scholarships and awards. In addition, students were offered a total of $22,135,775 in scholarships and awards from colleges and universities across the country. LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Class of 2017 1st Bank Community All Star Scholarship Cameron McCurry Erie High School $3000 3rd Avenue Eyecare Scholarship Avery-Grance Blanco Niwot High School $500 Lindsey Hamblin Skyline High School $500 American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Cathrine Jones Skyline High School $1000 Madison Williams Silver Creek High School $1000 American Legion Post 32 – Christopher “Doc” Anderson Memorial David Depler Skyline High School $1000 American Legion Post 32 – Fred Ehlert World War II Abigail Tubman Niwot High School $1000 American Legion Post 32 – James B. Clayton Vietnam Memorial Evan Clark Niwot High School $1000 American Legion Post 32 – James G. Craig Hunter Becvar Silver Creek High School $1000 American Legion Post 32 – Paul David Rodriguez Vietnam Nicole Smith Lyons High School $1000 American Legion Post 32 – Phil Hart Memorial Sofia Ozambela Silver Creek High School $1000 American Legion Scholarship Eric Dunlap Frederick High School $500 Averi Revielle Frederick High School $500 Julia Wyatt Frederick High School $500 Andarko Energy Academy Scholarship William Malesenka Mead High School $500 Asa lokepa de Neev Aloha Memorial Scholarship Sudakshina Bhatta Longmont High School $1500 Malea Vitt Longmont High School $1500 Boulder County 4-H Foundation Jack Wheeler Scholarship Wyatt Hammack Mead High School $300 Michael Monares Mead High School $300 Boulder County 4-H Foundation Homemaker Council Scholarship Wyatt Hammack Mead High School $700 Boulder County 4H Scholarship Wyatt Hammack Mead High School $500 Georgeana Ratliff Niwot High School $500 Boulder County Farm Bureau Scholarship Georgena Ratliff Niwot High School $1000 1 Boulder County Latina League Scholarship Maritza Alejandra Rodriguez Mead High School $1000 Boulder County Scholarship Brenna Kuskie Lyons High School $500 CeAnn Udovich Lyons High School $500 Boulder County Track Scholarship - Frank Stenson Scholarship Brenna Kusie Lyons High School $500 Boulder County Track Scholarship – Monte Sutak Scholarship Kelly Aragon Frederick High School $500 Boulder County Track Committee John “Jet” Johnson Scholarship Cameron Manes Longmont High School $500 Daniel Ahern Longmont High School $500 Boulder County Track Scholarships – Richard Vanwald Daniel Ahern Longmont High School $500 Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Alec Ahlstrom Frederick High School $1000 Isaiah Curtis Frederick High School $500 Riley Juenenmann Frederick High School $1000 Alicia Orr Frederick High School $1000 Connor Welch Frederick High School $1000 Carbon Valley Recreation District Nikayta Neu Frederick High School $500 Averi Revielle Frederick High School $500 Connor Welch Frederick High School $500 Catherine C. Owen Scholarship Ashley Krueger Mead High School $1500 City of Dacono Tiana Linkus Erie High School $500 Luis Osorio Lopez Frederick High School $500 Anahi Quintana Frederick High School $500 Austin Stephens Frederick High School $500 Julia Wyatt Frederick High School $500 Clark Scholarship Sudakshina Bhatta Longmont High School $5000 Alicia Bustamante Longmont High School $5000 Elizabeth Clifton Longmont High School $5000 Taryn Eveland Longmont High School $5000 Emma Glenn Longmont High School $5000 Sally Hedderman Longmont High School $5000 Cristian Hernandez Longmont High School $5000 Keturah Jones Longmont High School $5000 Theodore Kamenides Longmont High School $5000 Shannon Kindelspire Longmont High School $5000 Sarah Lee Longmont High School $5000 Alexandria Lisenbe Longmont High School $5000 Nicole Mastin Longmont High School $5000 Ty Mortensen Longmont High School $5000 Dagin Renck Longmont High School $5000 Benjamin Richburg Longmont High School $5000 Alexander Santucci Longmont High School $5000 2 Comcast Leaders & Achievers Scholarship Jake Drewes Longmont High School $1000 Cundall Art Scholarship Krystal Knobel Longmont High School $ 2,500 Malea Vitt Longmont High School $ 1,000 Sofia Ozambela Silver Creek High School $ 1,000 Merissa Wilbur Niwot High School $ 750 Annika Lahr Skyline High School $ 750 DAR Wilma Dunn Scholarship Katelyn Hetzel Mead High School $1000 Reilly Scheppers Skyline High School $100 Edith Welker Myers Scholarship Ashley Chagolla Erie High School $ 1,000 Jakob Frenzel Frederick High School $ 1,000 Daisy Frias Frederick High School $ 1,000 Alicia Orr Frederick High School $ 1,000 Geovanni Rodriguez Frederick High School $ 1,000 Saul Sandoval Frederick High School $ 1,000 Monica Stegal Frederick High School $ 1,000 Mayra Zuleth Reyes Gomez Longmont High School $ 1,000 Ricardo Cortez Rodriguez Lyons High School $ 1,000 Aaron Vasquez Lyons High School $ 1,000 Maritza Rodriguez Orozco Mead High School $ 1,000 Merissa Wilbur Niwot High School $ 1,000 Savannah Leigh Olde Columbine High School $ 1,000 Alexa Murray Olde Columbine High School $ 1,000 Barnabas Tsige Silver Creek High School $ 1,000 Juan M. Carmona Zavala Skyline High School $ 1,000 Damien Madrid Frederick High School $ 500 Luis A. Osorio Lopez Frederick High School $ 500 Audelia Castro Longmont High School $ 500 Brett Jasmin Longmont High School $ 500 Nicole Smith Lyons High School $ 500 Leyi Feng Mead High School $ 500 Aren West Roybal Mead High School $ 500 Karesha Sickmon Mead High School $ 500 Qing Xia Niwot High School $ 500 Dillon Silvernail Olde Columbine High School $ 500 Kailla Sam Silver Creek High School $ 500 Cody Trenholm Silver Creek High School $ 500 Edna Layton Scholarship Sydney Blackburn Mead High School $1200 Stephanie Bushnell
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