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1 Through a Dynamic and Engaging Educational Experience, Lakota Through a Dynamic and Engaging Educational Experience, Lakota Prepares Students for the Realities of Today and the Unknown Possibilities of Tomorrow LAKOTA LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO Meeting of the Board of Education Lakota Central Office 5572 Princeton Road Liberty Township, Ohio 45011 7:00 p.m. April 13, 2015 AGENDA 6:30 PM CALL TO ORDER – ROLL CALL I. EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PREPARING FOR NEGOTIATIONS OR BARGAINING SESSIONS WITH PUBLIC EMPLOYEES CONCERNING THEIR COMPENSATION OR OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT 6:45 PM MEET AND GREET 7:00 PM ORDER OF BUSINESS: II. ROLL CALL III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA V. BOARD PRESIDENT’S COMMENTS VI. SUPERINTENDENT’S COMMENTS VII. TREASURER’S COMMENTS VIII. STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Scholastic Art Gold Key Winners Lakota East High School Kevin Brady Tessa Daniels Joanna Hanley Margie Kammerer Madison Lentz Alisha Mason Joshua Sieber Maiana Wells Lakota West High School Elen Aslanyan Tess Brooks Kinsey Downs Brooke Kern Sean McCracken Allison McGovney Lillian Reid Yuanxin Tan Nancy Thach Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition Winners Lakota East High School Margie Kammerer and Baylie Scherer Lakota West High School Kinsey Downs Gillian Jordan Allison McGovney Yuanxin Tan IX. PUBLIC COMMENT – Limited to 45 minutes; three minutes per speaker (Public Comment is an opportunity for Board members to listen to comments from residents.) X. ADMINISTRATOR REPORT a. May 5, 2015 Special Election Day Plans – Safety/Security 1 XI. BOARD REPORTS a. Board Policy Committee Ben Dibble and Ray Murray b. Butler Technology and Career Development Schools Lynda O’Connor c. Community Engagement Committee Ray Murray and Julie Shaffer d. District Parent Council Lynda O’Connor and Julie Shaffer e. Finance Committee Todd Parnell and Julie Shaffer f. Legislative Committee Lynda O’Connor and Todd Parnell g. Student Achievement Liaison Julie Shaffer h. Other i. Old Business ii. New Business ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ITEMS FOR ACTION‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ XII. TREASURER’S RECOMMENDATION(S) (Appendix A) a. Dispense with public reading and approve minutes of the following Lakota Board of Education meetings: i. March 23, 2015 Regular Meeting ii. March 26, 2015 Special Meeting iii. April 6, 2015 Special Meeting XIII. SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION(S) a. Approve Personnel Items (Appendix B). b. Approve Bids: i. Wasserstorm Company for the walk‐in freezer replacement at Liberty Junior School. The cost for the freezer is $44,391. ii. Showcase Building and Design for the dry storage expansion and kitchen renovation at Liberty Junior School. The cost for the expansion and kitchen renovation is $135,750. c. Accept Donations (Appendix C). XIV. PUBLIC COMMENT – (30 minutes, or until 11:00 p.m., whichever occurs first) XV. CLOSING COMMENTS XVI. ADJOURN LAKOTA LOCAL SCHOOL VISION Instilling Pride Igniting Passion Infinite Possibilities 2 Appendix C Donations for 2014‐15 School/Item(s) Approx. Value Donor(s) Creekside Early Childhood School * Donation for media center books $1,860.21 Creekside Early Childhood School PTO Heritage Elementary School * Firehawk Pizza Lunch $33.50 * Curriculum Enrichment Trip th 5 Grade to Cincinnati Zoo $1,000.00 Heritage Elementary School PTA * Curriculum Enrichment Trip 3rd Grade to Carillion Park $1,200.00 * Staff incentives $110.00 * Miscellaneous items (binders, folders, crayons, paint, sponges, etc.) $186.00 Mrs. Brenda Street 5664 Chancery Place Liberty Township, Ohio 45011 VanGorden Elementary School * Donation to be put toward the purchase of iPads $6,000.00 VanGorden Elementary School PTA Hopewell Junior School * (1) Complete set of Lemony Snicket – Chad and Lora Shell A Series of Unfortunate Events $107.15 4721 Millikin Road * (30) Headsets (earphones) $180.00 Liberty Township, Ohio 45011 Lakota East High School $500.00 Strategic Employee Benefit Services The Kelley Group, Inc. 3805 Edwards Road Suite 200 Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 * Donation(s) to Boys Golf $100.00 Taste of Belgium – OTR 1133 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Michael S. Goldman $500.00 6285 Stoneyford Court West Chester, Ohio 45069 District * Donation for student teacher mentors $400.00 Xavier University College of Social Sciences, Health, and Education Department of Secondary and Special Education 3800 Victory Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45207 * Donation for student teacher mentors $200.00 We Care Lakota * Donation from Lakota March Madness $6,500.00 LakotaMarch Madness Basketball Tournament c/o Mike Goldman PO Box 279 West Chester, Ohio 45071 1 Total for April 13, 2015 $18,876.86 Donation Total for 2014‐15 School Year $361,724.75 2 .
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