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Item Analysis SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MARINETTE Board of Education Meeting Minutes Tuesday, October 15, 2013 The meeting was called to order by President John LaCourt at 5:30 p.m. Roll Call: Present: Chuck Rowell, Terri Florek, Lisa Michiels, Brian Ceranski, William Milz, Richard O’Farrell, Lee Kuntz and John LaCourt. Excused: Marjorie Giese Mr. LaCourt called to move into closed session per the Wisconsin State Statutes as listed on the agenda. Motion to enter closed session Motion by: Michiels Seconded by: Ceranski Roll call vote: All in favor Marjorie Giese arrived at 6:10 p.m. Motion to reconvene in open session at 6:55 p.m. Motion by: Milz Seconded by: Ceranski Roll call vote: All in favor Motion to approve the agenda Motion by: Ceranski Seconded by: Michiels Voice vote: All in favor The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Special Reports were given: 2012-13 Bullying Report - presented by Cynthia Russell Smith 3rd Friday Pupil Count Report - presented by Pauline Borgen Motion to approve the consent resolution agenda Motion by: Ceranski Seconded by: Milz Roll call vote: All in favor Resignations: Michelle Brownson Paraprofessional - Park Elem. Employments (pending background check, pre-employment screening and appropriate licensure): Karin Wood Paraprofessional - Park Elem. Appendix B: Amy Walcher SysOp (50%) - Park Elem. Julie Williams SysOp (50%) - Park Elem. Karla Rastall Homeless Building Rep - Sunrise ELC Theresa Kingsley SysOp/PALS Coordinator - Sunrise ELC Matt Marotz Career & Technical Education Dept. Head - High School Heather Gromala Homeless Building Rep - Park Elem. Craig Morois 8th Grade Boys Basketball Coach H:\1 -Board of Education\Minutes - Board Reg Session\2013\2013-10-15 minutes.doc 11/20/2013 1:58 PM Dave Francour 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach Mike Maedke 8th Grade Girls Basketball Coach Matt Hartin 7th Grade Girls Basketball Coach Ryan Carlson Varsity Assistant Girls Basketball Coach Jessica Scheer JV Girls Basketball Coach Jonathon Keepers Freshman Girls Basketball Coach September Invoices: BMO HARRIS BANK $36,917.41 KNIGHT, KEVIN $50.00 MAILAND, THOMAS P. $50.00 O'NEIL, BRIAN T. $95.00 ALLIE, DENNIS J. $95.00 ELAND, JIM M. $50.00 KEHL, ROMAN T. $50.00 KLEGIN, DAVID L. $45.00 KOSTURA, JAMES $45.00 MATHY, ALLAN D. $45.00 NEUBERT, ERIC A. $45.00 DEMEUSE, GERALD J. $45.00 KLEGIN, DAVID L. $45.00 MAILAND, THOMAS P. $45.00 MATHY, ALLAN D. $45.00 ELAND, JIM M. $50.00 HERSON, JAMES P. $25.00 LEITERMAN, ANDREW $50.00 LESZKO, JOHN N. $95.00 NEUBERT, ERIC A. $25.00 VILLAS, ROBERT W. $25.00 VILLAS, TELLY $25.00 ASHWAUBENON HIGH SCHOOL $330.00 BAY PORT HIGH SCHOOL $150.00 BONDUEL HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 FON DU LAC HIGH SCHOOL $250.00 FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 GREEN BAY EAST HIGH SCHOOL $105.00 KAUKAUNA HIGH SCHOOL $160.00 OCONTO FALLS HIGH SCHOOL $80.00 SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL $140.00 WAUPACA HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 WRIGHTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL $175.00 HEROLD, DAVID S. $70.00 SITEK, JUDY A. $70.00 AZIERE, JOHN T. $65.00 HAVENER, KENNETH $65.00 MARCELLE, RANDALL J. $65.00 H:\1 -Board of Education\Minutes - 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