I.
CALL TO ORDER
II.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

III.
CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF BOARD MEETING AGENDA
Order #13439 - Motion Passed: APPROVE BOARD MEETING AGENDA passed with a motion by Ms. Heather Sharpensteen and a second by Mr. Ryan Berry.
Mr. Ryan Berry
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Yes
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Mr. Paul Godfrey
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Yes
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Mrs. Kimbley Iman
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Yes
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Ms. Heather Sharpensteen
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Yes
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Mr. Guy Wallace
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Yes
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IV.
RECOGNITION OF GUESTS AND SPECIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
IV.A.
Students of the Month
Josh Henderson, Hope Janes, Aaron Howell, Heather Goodman, Carla Kuhn
Elizabethtown High School -Onnica Bates
TK STone Middle School-Chris Prince
Helmwood Heights - Violet Howell
Morningside Elementary - Mekhi Todd
Panther Academy - Alayna French
Mrs. Hope Janes introduced Chris Prince and gave a description of his accomplishments and character. Mrs. Kendra Adams introduced Violet Howell and gave a description of her accomplishments and character. Mrs. Heather Goodman introduced Mekhi Todd and gave a description of his accomplishments and character. Mrs. Carla Kuhn introduced Alayna French and gave a description of her accomplishments and character. Mr. Josh Henderson introduced Onnica Bates and gave a description of her accomplishments and character.
IV.B.
GIRLS SOCCER REGION CHAMPS

Abigail Zoeller introduced the Girls Soccer Team and gave a description of their season and 5th Regions Championship.
IV.C.
TKS FOOTBALL CHAMPS
Kelly Fisher
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Brayden Pegram |
Owen Smith |
Palmer Alicna |
Jordan Goodman |
Lofton Sanford |
William Thompson |
Jeremiah Ratcliffe |
Jabari Lawson |
Julius Stinnett |
Tray McCoy |
Tanner Shaw |
Kayden Underwood |
Latereon Williams-Johnson |
Myles Dandy |
Jawan Dale |
Alden Williams |
Zane Decker |
TJ Howard |
Joey Hurley |
Skylar Rowen |
Sam McFadden |
Dax Cox |
Carter Willett |
Carson Olson |
Quinn Nepi |
Case Parker |
Elijah Harris |
Dominick Hayden |
Keion Witherspoon |
Juan Rosaly |
Greyson Hines |
Harrison Shreve |
Riley Gibson |
Jayden Cotto |
Madden Fisher |
Carter Sublett |
Justice Tucker |
Brooks Bainbridge |
Julius Jannuzzi |
JoJo Alers Soler |
Aiden Sallee |
Oakley Kendall |
Donovan Showalter |
Ben Dailey |
Gavin Lich |
Jaxson Tipton |
Chris Prince |
Anthony Delgado |
Mr. Kelly Fisher introduced the team and gave a description of their accomplishments this season.
IV.D.
CROSS COUNTRY STATE QUALIFIERS
Leah Cox
Maya Arebalo
Julie Chambers
Reagan Hacker
Emma Groh
Elizabeth Burks
Paeton Dodson
Ella Tucker
Harris Springsteen
Ethan Cox
Kobe Ryan
Grant Addison
Caderyn Windmueller
Alejandro Gallego
Nolan Parsons
Mr. Jason Hayes introduced the Cross Country Team and gave a description of their season and accomplishments.
IV.E.
STAFF RECOGNITIONS FOR OCTOBER 2024
Derisa Hindle
Mrs. Derisa Hindle gave a report of the October 2024 Staff Recognitions.
V.
APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA
Order #13440 - Motion Passed: APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA passed with a motion by Mr. Paul Godfrey and a second by Mrs. Kimbley Iman.
Mr. Ryan Berry
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Yes
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Mr. Paul Godfrey
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Yes
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Mrs. Kimbley Iman
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Yes
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Ms. Heather Sharpensteen
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Yes
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Mr. Guy Wallace
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Yes
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V.A.
Acknowledge Receipt of the SBDM Written Reports
Attached are the SBDM Written Reports from Elizabethtown High School, T.K. Stone Middle School, Helmwood Heights Elementary, Morningside Elementary and Panther Academy for review.
V.B.
Approve Board Meeting Minutes
V.C.
Approve the Treasurer's Monthly Financial Report and Payment of Bills and Claims
V.D.
Approve Revised Board Meeting Dates for 2024
V.E.
APPROVE FIELD TRIP FOR VOLLEYBALL TO ORLANDO FLORIDA
V.F.
APPROVE MOU WITH CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY
V.G.
APPROVE FUNDRAISING REQUESTS
VI.
THE SUPERINTENDENT HAS INFORMED THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF PERSONNEL ACTIONS THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE SINCE THE LAST BOARD MEETING
VII.
CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
Mr. Mullins said he would give the Construction Update in the Superintendent Report.
VIII.
ATTENDANCE REPORT
Travis Gay
Mr. Travis Gay gave the Attendance Report for October 2024.
IX.
INSTRUCTIONAL FOCUS
Chase Goff
Mr. Chase Goff gave a presentation to the Board, explaining the different measures we use to gather data on student achievement. Ms. Iman asked if other Districts were using iReady and Mr. Goff said he believed HCS, Larue and Nelson were using it. Ms. Iman asked if we could compare our schools to other Districts in iReady and he said they can't share data because of privacy but that in his discussions with other Districts he can make general comparisons. He further explained that the comparison in iReady is to the National Norm. Mr. Berry asked Mr. Goff if anything concerned him. Mr. Goff said in KSA there were a large number of Apprentice Students and he is looking at the measures to see how they can help students reach that Proficient Level. Mr. Mullins asked the principals to speak to the differences they are seeing in iReady versus STAR Testing. Mrs. Kuhn said she has been pleased because they are able to identify needs for intervention earlier. Mrs. Goodman said the length of the test is helping the older grades to prepare for KSA and identify the specific skills each student needs to work on in order to improve scores. Mr. Aaron Howell said that he was told five years ago that you couldn't trust the results of STAR Testing and he wondered why we were continuing it. He has liked how specific the test is and it's ability to identify the needs of each student.
X.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
PAUL M. MULLINS
Mr. Mullins gave an update on various events happening in our District including the Bids for TKS Construction being open. Mr. Mullins also introduced Mr. Billy Anthony, the District's new Director of Nutrition Services. Mr. Anthony gave an update on what he's been working on and goals he has for the District.
XI.
ACTION ITEMS
XI.A.
Approve 2025/2026 Calendar
Travis Gay
Elizabethtown Independent Schools Board of Education Update: 2025/2026 School Calendar Development and Approval
In alignment with our commitment to foster a supportive and productive educational environment, Elizabethtown Independent Schools conducted a comprehensive process to develop the 2025/2026 school calendar. This effort prioritized instructional needs, professional development opportunities, and the valuable feedback of our stakeholders.
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Calendar Options and Structure
To meet the needs of our school community, three calendar options were carefully crafted. Each option includes 172 instructional days for students, 187 workdays for certified staff (inclusive of 4 holidays), 4 professional development days, and 5 professional learning days. The structure of each option was designed to balance instructional time with professional growth opportunities for staff and ensure appropriate breaks throughout the school year.
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Stakeholder Survey and Feedback
All three calendar options were shared with stakeholders through a Google Form survey, collecting a total of 367 responses. Calendar C emerged as the clear preference, receiving 57.2% of the votes (210 responses). Calendar B received 81 votes, while Calendar A received 76 votes. This strong response indicates broad support for the proposed calendar structure and alignment with the community’s preferences.
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Recommendation
Based on the survey feedback, the Calendar Committee has recommended Calendar C for your consideration. This calendar was selected as the best alignment of instructional priorities, professional learning needs, and community expectations.
In conclusion, this process has produced a calendar that meets academic requirements while honoring the preferences and needs of our school community.
Order #13441 - Motion Passed: Approve 2025/2026 Calendar passed with a motion by Mrs. Kimbley Iman and a second by Mr. Ryan Berry.
Mr. Ryan Berry
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Yes
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Mr. Paul Godfrey
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Yes
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Mrs. Kimbley Iman
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Yes
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Ms. Heather Sharpensteen
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Yes
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Mr. Guy Wallace
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Yes
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XII.
NEW BUSINESS
None
XIII.
PUBLIC COMMENT
None
XIV.
ADJOURNMENT
Order #13442 - Motion Passed: ADJOURN passed with a motion by Ms. Heather Sharpensteen and a second by Mr. Ryan Berry.
Mr. Ryan Berry
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Yes
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Mr. Paul Godfrey
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Yes
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Mrs. Kimbley Iman
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Yes
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Ms. Heather Sharpensteen
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Yes
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Mr. Guy Wallace
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Yes
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