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Item Analysis SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MARINETTE Board of Education Meeting Minutes Tuesday, October 16, 2012 The meeting was called to order by President John LaCourt at 6:04 p.m. Roll Call: Present: Terri Florek, Cindy Bailey, John LaCourt, Lisa Michiels, Richard O’Farrell and Lee Kuntz Excused: Brian Ceranski, Robert Gannon and Marjorie Giese, Motion to enter closed session pursuant to WI State Statute 19.85 (1)(c) to consider the employment, compensation, or performance-evaluation data of any employee. Motion by: Michiels Seconded by: Bailey Roll call vote: All in favor Marjorie Giese arrived at 6:45 p.m. Motion to reconvene in open session @ 7:05 p.m. Motion by: Michiels Seconded by: Giese Voice vote: All in favor Motion to approve agenda Motion by: Florek Seconded by: Michiels Voice vote: All in favor Pledge of Allegiance was recited Special Report was given by Don Nelson, Director of State Relations, UW Madison. Special Report was given by Cynthia Russell Smith, Director of Student Services on Bullying Prevention. Motion to approve the consent resolution agenda Motion by: LaCourt Seconded by: Bailey Roll call vote: All in favor Minutes: September 18, 2012 (Annual Budget Hearing & Regular Board meeting), October 8, 2012 (Special meeting & Workshop) Student Activity invoices. Resignations/Retirements: Lisa Cook Paraprofessional – Merryman Elem. Employments: Monica Smalls Paraprofessional – Merryman Elem. Extra-curricular/co-curricular positions (Appendix B): th Bill Johnston 8 Grade Girls Basketball Coach th Craig Morois 8 Grade Boys Basketball Coach th Dave Francour 7 Grade Boys Basketball Coach Matt Marotz Wrestling Coach – Middle School th Michael Maedke 7 Grade Girls Basketball Coach H:\1 -Board of Education\Minutes - Board Reg Session\2012\2012-10-16 Minutes.doc 1/4/2013 2:37 PM Tim Thill Wrestling Coach – Middle School Beth Lee Freshman Girls Basketball – High School Ryan Carlson Basketball Coach – Position TBD- High School Scot Skarda Head Wrestling Coach – High School Doug Polomis Varsity Boys Basketball Assistant – High School Paul Boyce JV Boys Basketball – High School September Invoices: ANDERS, KELLY L. -$271.53 BURNS, VINCENT W. $45.00 KRIESE, BRIAN M. $50.00 MATHY, ALLAN D. $45.00 MOTTO, NEIL $85.00 NEUBERT, ERIC A. $45.00 VILLAS, ROBERT W. $45.00 WRIGHT, AARON J. $50.00 ALLIE, DENNIS J. $85.00 CERANSKI, EILEEN M. $75.00 ELAND, JIM M. $50.00 HAMPTON, MICHELL R. $75.00 KEHL, ROMAN T. $50.00 SITEK, JUDY A. $75.00 HAVENER, KENNETH $65.00 MARQUART, TIMOTHY J. $65.00 SCHAUER, RAYMOND $65.00 TEASE, RALPH $65.00 TEWS, RANDY P. $65.00 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM C. JR $50.00 MAILAND, THOMAS P. $50.00 ASHWAUBENON HIGH SCHOOL $160.00 BAY PORT HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 BONDUEL HIGH SCHOOL $150.00 DEMEUSE, GERALD J. $25.00 GREEN BAY PREBLE HIGH SCHOOL $170.00 KEWANEE HIGH SCHOOL $30.00 KIEL HIGH SCHOOL $70.00 KLEGIN, DAVID L. $25.00 OCONTO FALLS HIGH SCHOOL $80.00 SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL $140.00 SHAWANO HIGH SCHOOL $110.00 VILLAS, TELLY $25.00 WALK, TYLER S. $25.00 WRIGHTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL $175.00 CERANSKI, EILEEN M. $45.00 LYONS, MICHAEL P. $85.00 SITEK, JUDY A. $45.00 ZIEMBA, JOHN F. $85.00 DEMEUSE, GERALD J. $45.00 KEHL, ROMAN T. $85.00 H:\1 -Board of Education\Minutes - Board Reg Session\2012\2012-10-16 Minutes.doc 1/4/2013 2:37 PM MARQUARDT, DAVID N. $45.00 VILLAS, ROBERT W. $45.00 VILLAS, TELLY $45.00 XIOUG, LIA $50.00 STROKER, ROBERT K. $50.00 BURNS, VINCENT W. $45.00 KOHLER SPORTS CORE $90.00 NEUBERT, ERIC A. $45.00 PETERSON, JAMES $45.00 VILLAS, ROBERT W. $45.00 CERANSKI, EILEEN M. $45.00 COWANS, WILLIAM J. $85.00 PLINER, TERRY H. $85.00 SITEK, JUDY A. $45.00 AERIAL IMPRESSIONS LLC $249.00 ALLDATA $975.00 ASHWAUBENON HIGH SCHOOL $170.00 BADGER SPORTING GOODS $887.73 BADKER FLOOR COVERING $2,851.20 BAY AREA MEDICAL CENTER $1,200.00 BAY BRIDGE ADMINISTRATORS LLC $333.21 PAUL H BROOKES PUBLISHING CO INC $186.39 BUSCHMAN, JALENE N. $108.14 CENTERPOINT ENERGY SERVICES $2,484.29 CENTRAL RESTAURANT PRODUCTS $1,914.49 CENTURYLINK INC $1,903.17 CENTURYLINK $106.79 CESA 8 $40,604.33 CINTAS CORPORATION #443 $107.22 CITY LIMITS BP CONVENIENCE STORE $820.42 CULLIGAN OF MARINETTE $33.25 DIRECT TECHNOLOGY GROUP $38,300.00 EAGLEHERALD PUBLISHING LLC $2,451.75 ECMD $515.78 ECO PRINT $909.00 ERIC ARMIN INC $56.47 EXTRA PACKAGING CORP $391.50 FLAG HOUSE INC $439.95 FLAGHOUSE SPECIAL POPULATIONS $229.07 FOLLETT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES $2,695.00 GOPHER SPORT $260.42 GREAT IDEAS FOR TEACHING INC $372.77 HANDWRITING WITHOUT TEARS $441.16 HEALY AWARDS INC $183.18 HM RECEIVABLES CO LLC $73.20 HOWARD IND INC $11,985.00 IMAGE WORKS CUSTOM APPAREL LLC $4,226.25 H:\1 -Board of Education\Minutes - Board Reg Session\2012\2012-10-16 Minutes.doc 1/4/2013 2:37 PM INTEGRATED SYSTEMS CORP $550.00 JANSEN, BETTY $17.75 JOSTENS INC $331.67 KAUKAUNA HIGH SCHOOL $160.00 LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS $72.60 LEWANDOWSKI, PAGE S. $1,136.50 LIMBERG, SHAWN D. $160.95 LUXEMBURG-CASCO HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 MARINETTE COUNTY PRINTING DEPT $159.20 MARINETTE WATER UTILITY $4,206.55 MARSHFIELD BOOK/STATIONARY INC $6,364.55 MCGRAW-HILL COMPANIES $180.60 MENARD INC $405.75 NCS PEARSON INC $144.70 ORIENTAL TRADING CO INC $262.33 JW PEPPER & SON INC $489.97 PERK'S CABINETRY $14.86 PESHTIGO TIMES $861.80 REALLY GOOD STUFF INC $257.89 RIVER CITIES FUEL PLAZA $1,608.10 SCHLEIHS, KRISTIN $160.00 SCHOOL SPECIALTY INC $1,352.35 SHAWANO HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 SMITH, TAMARA J. $300.00 SOUTHERN COMPUTER WAREHOUSE $565.80 SOUTHPAW ENTERPRISES INC $993.40 STAPLES ADVANTAGE $6,018.04 SU CONSULTING $5,100.00 SUPER DUPER INC $819.15 SWENSON ENTERPRISES INC $1,075.80 TECK SOLUTIONS INC $164.50 THINKING MOVES LLC $66.90 TIME WARNER CABLE $1,035.00 US SCHOOL SUPPLY INC $53.00 VKR ENTERPRISES INC $85.25 WANDER SPRINGS GOLF COURSE $195.00 WASTE MANAGEMENT $2,537.37 WAUPACA HIGH SCHOOL $100.00 WI DEPT OF JUSTICE $105.00 WILLIAM WINNEKINS ELECTRICAL $390.03 WILLIAMS, JULIE J. $739.23 WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE $18,978.47 ANDERS, KELLY L. $127.53 KLEGIN, DAVID L. $50.00 KLEGIN, DEBRA R. $50.00 ELSNER, ROBIN G. $50.00 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM C. 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