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Breathitt County Board of Education Regular Advisory Board Meeting
March 27, 2018 5:00 PM
LBJ Elementary School

Graduates Prepared For College, Career, and Community

               

Breathitt County Schools will accomplish this vision by:

1.  Putting students FIRST in ALL decision making,

2.  Setting high expectations for student achievement,

3.  Advocating for every child,

4.  Promoting growth for students and staff,

5.  Actively engaging community stakeholders, and

6.  Promoting positive school/community culture.


I. Call to Order.
A. Roll Call
B. Pledge of Allegiance/Vision and Mission
C. Review of Commissioner's Approvals
D. Adopt Agenda
II. Presentations/Reports
A. Energy Star RecognitionJean Crowley
B. Student Recognitions
1. BHS FFA
a. Bethany Adams - Tobacco Essay
b. Ruthie Brewer - Swine Placement; Superior Treasurer's Book; State Degree
c. Ty Carter - Nursery Operations
d. Abby Chaney - Agriculture Research Animal Systems Placement
e. Kelsie Childers - Superior Scrapbook
f. Brittany Gross - Specialty Animal Placement
g. Mary Gullett - Forestry Placement; Superior Secretary's Book; State Degree
h. Lori Hall - Goat Entrepreneur and Agriculture Processing and Regional Star Visit in Agribusiness; State Degree
i. Aaron Lyons - Food Science Placement
j. Braden Manns - Forage Placement; State Degree
k. Jacob McIntosh - Diversified Agriculture Production Placement
l. Jessilyn Neace - Diversified Crop Placement
m. Taheton Stacy - Agriculture Communications and Agriculture Education Placement; State Degree
n. Matthew Stevens - Agriculture Mechanics Repair and Agriculture Mechanics Design Placement
o. Obie Stewart - Equine Placement and Agriscience Plant Research; State Degree
p. Breonna Swift - Agriculture Services Placement
q. Terri Turner - Agriculture Sales Placement; State Degree
r. Shayna White - Environmental Science Placement; State Degree
2. MRC Academic Team - District Governor's Cup Quick Recall Runner-Up; District Sportsmanship Award
a. Alyssa Banks - District-4th in Written Composition; 5th in Arts and Humanities
b. Mahala Bowling - District Governor's Cup - 3rd in Arts and Humanities; 4th in Language Arts
c. Kylan Combs - District- 1st in Math; 1st in Written Composition; Regional-4th in Math
d. Sawyer Hall - District-1st in Science; 5th in Math; Regional-5th in Science
e. Willie Wagers - District-1st in Social Studies; 1st in Language Arts; Regional-2nd in Social Studies; 4th in Language Arts
C. Reports
1. Superintendent's ReportPhillip Watts
2. Attendance ReportSusan Watts
3. Data ReviewDonna Fugate
III. Student Learning and Support Items Recommended for Approval
A. CONSENT ITEMS
1. Consider approval of the Building Use Request from the Breathitt Outlaws for LBJ on May 5, 2018.
2. Consider approval of the Building Use Request for the Breathitt Academic Boosters for Awards Night on April 24, 2018.
3. Consider approval of the ARC Chairperson Designee for LBJ Elementary School.
4. Consider approval of the FY2019 calendars for the A-6 schools.
5. Consider approval of the FY2019 Certified Evaluation Plan.
6. Consider approval of the BG-5 and the Certificates of Substantial Approval for H&R Mechanical and Riverside Electrical for the Highland-Turner chiller project, BG 18-324.
7. Consider approval of the Owner/Architect Agreement for BG18-245 ATC Project.
B. DISCUSSION ITEMS
1. Consider approval of minutes of previous meetings.
a. February 27, 2018 Regular Meeting Minutes
b. March 14, 2018 Special Meeting Minutes
2. Consider approval of the February 2018 Treasurer's Report.
3. Consider approval of the March 2018 bills for payment.
4. Consider approval of amending the 2017-2018 calendar to include Monday, May 28th, Thursday, May 31st, and Friday, June 1st as make up days, making the last day of school for students on Friday, June 1st.
5. Consider approval of the 2018-2019 school calendar (second and final reading).
6. Consider approval of the Gear Up Field Trip to New York City from June 3-5, 2018.
7. Consider approval of the FFA Field Trip to Dollywood on May 25, 2018.
8. Consider approval of Cloyd and Associates to perform the FY2018 financial audit at a price of $17,250.
9. Consider approval of creating an Administrative Secretary for the School Nutrition Program at the Central Office
10. Consider approval of keeping the local tariff/state rates for telecommunications (Plain Old Telephone Service, PRI, and Local and Long Distance) with vendors AT&T, and TDS for the 2018-2019 school year.
11. Consider approval of contracting with Extreme Networks through the KETS Eligible State Contract Matrix for internal connections for the 2018-2019 school year.
12. Consider approval of the following policies (2nd and final reading):
a. Policy 02.4331-School Staffing(SBDM)
b. Policy 08.12-Instructional Organization
13. Review of Procedure 09.36 AP.211 Trip Permission/Transportation Waiver Form
14. Consider approval of the Relay for Life Building Request for Highland Turner on April 14, 2018.
15. Consider approval of declaring an emergency with regard to the chiller at Highland-Turner Elementary School and begin the process of replacing it.
IV. Personnel Notifications
V. Informational Items
A. Communication/Sharing (All Present)
B. Kentucky New Skills for Youth Initiative ATC Grant
C. School Financial Reports
D. School SBDM Reports
VI. State Management Report and Recommendation
VII. Adjournment

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