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I.
Call to Order
Board Chair
Pledge of Allegiance
- I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
                     BOARD MISSION STATEMENT
The NELSON COUNTY BOARD of EDUCATION, representatives of our citizens
 and entrusted with their children,
 pledges to support the mission of the NELSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
 by setting visionary direction through effective policy, oversight
 and efficient resource management.
VISION STATEMENT
QUALITY EDUCATION NOW-LEARNING FOR LIFE
II.
Changes to the Agenda
III.
Student/Employee Performance
Supt. Orr
IV.
Student/Employee Recognition
Supt. Orr
Bloomfield Elementary began Patriot Time on Tuesday, September 15th to be intentional with instruction. All first though fifth grade students will be working in small groups with a teacher or they will alternate weeks doing Lexia or Reading Plus and Junior Great Books. We are very excited about this block of time during the day to focus on specific skills with students.
Bloomfield Middle celebrated Patriot’s Day by honoring local First Responders with breakfast and a program in their honor. Representatives from local Law Enforcement, Fire and Rescue, and Emergency Medical Services were on hand to view a program put together by the staff and students of Bloomfield Middle. The first responders were very pleased with the maturity and respect shown by the students of BMS.
Boston 8th grader, Sierra Meza, competed in her first high school varsity cross country race this Saturday at the very competitive St. Xavier Tiger Run and was the number one runner for Thomas Nelson High School. Congratulations Sierra!
Fifth graders created a Native American museum which included several displays and presentations for the entire school as well as community and family visitors.
Cox’s Creek Elementary received 61 Chrome Books and students are using them regularly with Lexia & V-Math.
Our school has six new murals which display the culture & history of Cox's Creek and the community.
The Early Learning Center hosted "Grandparents Day" on Friday September 12. There were 143 grandparents and other family members in attendance. The grandparents engaged in an outside "I Spy" activity with their grandchild which was followed by the children sharing story books and popcorn with their guests.
Nelson County High School has 76 Seniors out of a class of 191 that are currently College and Career Ready.
New Haven welcomed Grandparents to come eat Breakfast or Lunch at the school this week to celebrate Grandparents Day. Students were excited to have the special visitors join them in the cafeteria. This event had a great turnout and we hope to continue this next year!
Old Kentucky Home student leadership council members, Malorie Letner and Hannah Wright, had the opportunity to attend the Youth Leadership Symposium at General Butler State Park in June.
Hannah and Malorie were sponsored and chaperoned by Family Resource & Youth Services Center.
OKH Lady Wildcats took a day off from practice to devote time to community service at Windsor Garden's Nursing Home. Players gave residents hand massages & manicures, played garage can basketball, corn hole, and 6th grade student, Kelsey Mattingly sang a song to residents and played the piano.
Congratulations to Thomas Nelson High School senior Payton Carter who was selected as one of Lincoln Trail’s Youth Leaders of the Year. Payton will represent the Lincoln Trail Youth Salute district at the National Council on Youth Leadership “Town Meeting on Tomorrow” in October held in St. Louis.
V.
Operations Consent Agenda
Board Chair
Motion Passed: Motion to approve consent items as presented passed with a motion by Mr. Nicky Rapier and a second by Mr. Larry Pate.
V.A.
Information: Personnel Actions
Employment: Nick Ackley Asst Track Coach NCHS
Vicky Brothers FS/Cook/Baker Foster Heights
Michael Butler Asst Football Coach TNHS
Melissa Case Writing PLC Leader TNHS
William Cecil Asst Bowling Coach TNHS
Mike Clark Asst Football Coach TNHS
Laura Cornish Sr House Leader TNHS
Alex Davis Asst Band Director NCHS
Chris Girdley Asst Football Coach TNHS
Leslie Girdley Practical Living PLC TNHS
Alaina Green English PLC Leader TNHS
Mark Hale Head Girls Basketball BMS
John Hammond Fr House Leader TNHS
Mike Hanson Asst Football Coach TNHS
Nicole Harlow Teacher Boston
Amy Herberg Science PLC Leader TNHS
James Hilbert Sub Bus Driver District
Michael Hines Acad Team Coach NH
Courtney Holbert Hist PLC Leader TNHS
James Hooper Asst Football Coach TNHS
Natalie Hurst Head Volleyball BMS
Brandon Johnson Head Boys BB Coach TNHS
Scott Johnson Head Girls BB Coach NH
Robert Kelty Bus Driver District
Trevor Mason Teacher NCHS
Trevor Mason Asst Track Coach NCHS
Trevor Mason Asst CC Coach NCHS
Chris Mattingly Asst Girls Basketball BMS
Amanda McCubbins Inst Asst II FH
Sheri McGuffin Head Acad Coach NCHS
Amy Mouser Acad Team Coach NH
David Mudd Fr House Leader TNHS
Amanda Nokes Jr House Leader TNHS
Brad Nord Asst Football Coach TNHS
Brian O’Neill Asst Track Coach NCHS
Carolyn Parkerson Café Monitor BMS
Rick Pfost Senior Sponsor NCHS
Ramon Pineroa Asst Football NCHS
Morgan Roby Asst Volleyball TNHS
Amy Rucci Arts/Hum Leader TNHS
Kelsey Shryock Instr Asst I FH
Brian Sims Asst Football Coach TNHS
Berlinda Stockdale Teacher Bos/NH
O. Glen Stone Custodian FH
Garrett Thompson Asst Band Dir NCHS
Bob Morris Interim AD TNHS
Katherine Vail Teacher NH
Jerry Wimpsett Asst Football Coach NH
Patricia Wright Teacher NH
Transfers: P. J. Ballard from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Brittnia Bewley from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Theresa Clark from Bus Driver to Bus Monitor
Kelly Cothern from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Terri Dishon from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Terri Dishon from OKHM to NCHS
Karen Gies from CC Acct Clerk to Transportation Acct Clerk
Kristie Gilliland from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Lorie Hicks from I A I to Sec I at FH
Meagan Holt from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Devon Lile from BES to Foster Heights
Devon Lile from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Emily Pile from Inst Asst II to Instr Asst III
Debbie Ray from Acct Clerk I to Acct Clerk II
Wiletta Riggs from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Amonda Riley from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Tonya Schreiner from OKHM to NCHS
Tonya Schreiner from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
David Simpson from NCHS to Foster Heights
David Simpson from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Nancy Smith from Foster Heights to OKHM
Nancy Smith from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Denise Taylor from Inst Asst II to Instr Asst III
Charlene Thompson from Foster Heights to ELC
Jackie White from Instr Asst II to Instr Asst III
Reinstatements: Judy Crume Inst Asst BES
Margaret Edelen Inst Asst BES
Chuck Thompson DPP District
Classified Subs: Laura Binkley, Michelle Hatfield, Katherine Bonza, Mary Bowman
Certified Substitute Teachers: Keyata Harman, Lauren Drake, Sarah Swarts, Angela Herrelein, Randall Nance, Carrie Durham, Shelley Edelen, Amelia Satterly, Andrew McGuire
Emergency Certified Teacher:
Student Workers: Casey Kennedy, Matthew Upson, Landon Culver, Bradley Nance, Taylor Edelen, Hailie Mattingly, Michael Cecil, Casel Billings
Non-Renewals: None
Resignations: Ashley Bartley Substitute District
Kyle Boblitt House Leader TNHS
Aaron Brady Asst Boys BB Coach TNHS
Mike Clark Asst FB Coach TNHS
Brian Coffman Asst Baseball TNHS
John Coffman Asst Baseball TNHS
Ian Davis Asst Boys Basketball TNHS
Jon Dugan Asst Girls Basketball TNHS
Trey Dugan Asst Girls Basketball TNHS
Amanda Gomez Substitute District
Vickie Gordon FS/Cook/Baker Foster Heights
Katrina Haydon FRYSC Asst TNHS
Matt Hoyes Arts/Hum Leader TNHS
Charlotte Jewell Asst Volleyball TNHS
Katie Kelien Swim Coach NCHS
Veronica Kennedy Bus Driver District
Dianna Leathers Substitute District
Cheryl McMaster Yearbook Sponsor Foster Heights
Cheryl McMaster STC/STLP Foster Heights
Michael Reinle Boys BB Coach OKHM
Cathy Simms Teacher New Haven
Stephen Sims Asst Boys Basket TNHS
Ashley Tucker I A I New Haven
Lindsey Unseld Acad Team Coach NCHS
Joseph Wheatley Asst CC Coach NCHS
Vicki Wilbur Teacher NH/Boston
Retirements: Debbie Drake Acct Clerk District
Suspensions/Reprimands/Terminations: None
V.B.
Treasurer's Report
V.C.
Bills and Claims
V.D.
MUNIS Report
V.E.
Leaves of Absence
V.F.
Minutes from Previous Meeting
August Board Meeting - 8/19/14
September Work Session - 9/4/14
Tax Hearing - 9/4/14
Special Called Meeting for Tax Vote - 9/4/14
V.G.
Overnight/Out-of-State Trips
BES- 1st Grade 10/16/14 Derby Dinner Playhouse, Clarksville, IN
NH- 4th & 5th Grade 10/16/14 Derby Dinner Playhouse, Clarksville, IN
NCHS- FFA 6/22/15-6/26/15 Kentucky FFA Leadership Training Center, Hardinsburg, KY
NCHS - FFA 6/9/15-6/11/15 Kentucky FFA Convention, Lexington, KY
NCHS - FFA 10/29/14-10/30/14 National FFA Convention, Louisville, KY
V.H.
Fund Raiser Requests
VI.
Efficient Resource Management
VI.A.
Working Budget
Tim Hockensmith
Approval of attached Working budget for 2014-2015.
Motion Passed: It is recommended the Nelson County Board of Education approved the attached Working Budget for 2014-2015. passed with a motion by Mr. Damon Jackey and a second by Mrs. Diane Berry.
VI.B.
Copier Contract
Tim Hockensmith
Approval of attached district copier contract pending KDE approval.
Motion Passed: It is recommended the Nelson County Board of Education approve the attached district copier contract pending KDE approval. passed with a motion by Mr. Damon Jackey and a second by Mrs. Diane Berry.
VII.
College and Career Readiness
VII.A.
College and Career Ready Informational PP
Tim Beck/Kim Brown
VIII.
Safe and Caring Environment
VIII.A.
United Way Grant Application
Tom Dekle
The four Nelson County FRYSC units each wish to apply individually for grant funding through United Way of Nelson County. Team Up! FRYSC, representing Cox's Creek, Foster Heights and Old Kentucky Home; Fusion YSC, representing NCHS, Thomas Nelson and Horizons Academy; The NESTT FRYSC representing both Bloomfield schools, and The Village FRYSC, representing Boston, New Haven and the Early Learning Center, wish to apply for funding totaling at least $8,250 together, in support of specific initiatives for each FRYSC center. Grant funding like this helps each center to provide services programs that go beyond the funding capacity typically expected through regular channels. No matching funds are required for these requests.
Motion Passed: Approval for Team Up! FRYSC, the NESTT FRYSC, The Village FRYSC, and Fusion YSC to apply for grant funding through United Way of Nelson County. passed with a motion by Mr. Nicky Rapier and a second by Mr. Larry Pate.
IX.
Student and Stakeholder Engagement
IX.A.
Guest Comments
Board Chair
Guest Comment Policy
Any person wishing to address the Board may do so by following these rules:
Individuals representing themselves are limited to 3 minutes.
Individuals representing a group are limited to 5 minutes.
Please step up to the microphone, state your name and address, and, if you represent a group, state the name of the group you are representing.
X.
Adjourn Regular Session
Board Chair
Motion Passed: Motion to adjourn the Regular Session of the Nelson County Board of Education passed with a motion by Mr. Damon Jackey and a second by Mr. Larry Pate.
XI.
Convene Executive Session
XII.
Adjourn Executive Session
XIII.
Reconvene Regular Session
XIV.
Adjourn Regular Session
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