• 7^th Grade – Emily Hall 
• 8^th Grade – Trinity Rankin 
• 9^th Grade – Owen Overman 
• 10^th Grade – JoAnna Taylor 
• 11^th Grade – Juan Naranjo 
• 12^th Grade – Brandon Skirvin  

Please join me in celebrating the Dayton High School athlete of the month.  Mr. Eric Jimenez has been a wrecking ball on the field for any Dayton football opponent.  In just our first 5 games, Eric has forced 4 fumbles, is credited for 17 solo tackles: countless assists and sacks.  He is simply a pleasure to watch play - unless, of course, he is coming after you ??.  Eric is also a hugely competitive member of the DHS track and field team.  More than his prowess on the field is his performance in the classroom.  Eric carries a 3.375 GPA and is currently taking dual credit classes at Gateway.  Eric desires - and no doubt will achieve - becoming a nurse.  He is a coach's dream as he is respectful, a leader and has an incredible work ethic and drive.  His passion to succeed shows in all areas of Eric's life.  Eric is the epitome of a Greendevil Student-Athlete and is a spectacular role model for his siblings and younger student-athletes.  DHS is super proud of "Big E".

Please join me in celebrating the Dayton High School artist of the month.

Jozlyn constantly pushes herself in my class. If she doesn't like how her project looks, she will work on it until it is right. Other students ask her for help, she never belittles or makes them feel dumb for asking, she is quick to offer any assistance. They look at what she is doing and then try to push their work to be better. She is a positive light in the classroom, she always walks in smiling and never has anything negative to say. Hopefully she considers taking Art 3 next year, she would be great to have in class again and it would be wonderful to watch her skills grow further!

Motion Passed:  Approval of the Consent Agenda as presented passed with a motion by Mrs. Diane Huff and a second by Mrs. Carrie Downard.

• MeetingMinutes09232020

• Bank Reconciliation - BO
• SEPT20 GRANT FUNDS
• YTD Budget Report

• Orders of the Treasurer

• time sheets
• Visa Bill

• Personnel Report-October 2020 (1)

Request approval to surplus broken laminating machine located at Lincoln Elementary School.

• Board Report October 2020-DHS

Scott Meyers reported:

• 11 more students have signed up for in person instruction - administrative staff made calls to virtual students to see if they were ready to come back.  75% of student population is in-person and 25% is virtual.  Jay Brewer commended Scott and his staff for reaching out to students and encouraging them to come back.


• Gave recap of number of students attending in the morning and # attending in the afternoon.


• Report cards are going home on Thursday October 29, 2020.


• Gave a recap of the number of students attending Gateway, CCATC and Logistics Program.


• CERT testing took place and the scores came back as the expected - lower than normal, but not alarming.


• Recognized Tracy Ruebusch and Georgia Harris for their work with the pop-up produce truck and also Charities Guild Shoe giveaway.


• Students were grateful to have the homecoming parade and it went well.


• Gave status of volleyball, football and cross country teams.

• LES Board Report - October 2020

Heather Dragan reported:

• 82% of students are participating in the in-person instruction and 18% are learning virtually.


• Teachers are bringing students in on Wednesday for intervention work.


• Unataza coffee and The Book Bus donated multi-cultural books to LES.


• The Scholastic Book Fair is currently taking place and each student is receiving 5 free books.


• VFW recently made a monetary donation to LES.


• Halloween goodie bags are going home with students on Friday since they cannot have their traditional Halloween parties.


• 12 different Virtual Clubs are getting ready to kick off.

• October 20 - Director of Teaching and Learning

Rick Wolf reported:

• The school report card was recently released but with limited data.  Graduation rate and access data in included.  Rick encouraged board members to take a look at the data.


• Currently working on phase 2 of the CDIP.


• Jay Brewer commended Rick for the number of virtual meetings he has been holding with teachers on Wednesdays.


• Board Member Huff asked Rick Wolf whether or not spring testing would take place and said he is unsure but thought there would have to be some sort of accountability.

• 2020-2021 October Board Report - Student Services

Ron Kinmon reported:

• As of the board meeting, the district has had one case of COVID-19 reported.


• Very complementary of the work Nurse Tara Ewing has done to keep our kids safe and thanked the board for allowing us to hire Rebecca Holaday as her assistant as they are both very busy.


• New systems have been in place for the custodians. They are doing a great job of cleaning, but are working on the documentation.


• The Daycare roof will not be replaced until Spring 2021 so we can secure bids.


• The 1/2 day hybrid schedule has worked well in terms of having fewer students on campus at a time. If it becomes necessary to quarantine - not as many students will be affected.

• Daycare Report
• October 2020 Board Report-SPED

Nicole Ponting reported:

Daycare-

• Disinfectant foggers and sanitizing machines have been purchased for the daycare and are helping to keep it clean andd safe.

Preschool-

• Benton Farms came to Gil Lynn park and our preschoolers were able to experience the farm during COVID.


• Brigance Screening will being on November 1 for all in-person students.

Special Education-

• The special ed teachers are loving the small class sizes in terms of quality time with students.

• Food Service Report

Jay Brewer reported:

• The food service has a very healthy balance due in part to bagged meals and we are getting reimbursed for every students.
• Barbara Baldwin and Rod Williams have just been hired in the food service department.

• Municipal Advisory Services Agreement

Motion Passed:  Approval of Municipal Advisory Services Agreement passed with a motion by Mrs. Carrie Downard and a second by Mrs. Lori Peterson.

• AIA-Review Copy

Motion Passed:  Approval of AIA Agreement between Dayton Independent Board of Education and Robert Ehmet Hayes & Associates passed with a motion by Mrs. Diane Huff and a second by Mrs. Carrie Downard.

• NorthernKentuckyPublicSchoolDistrictsMutualAidAgreement2020 (1) (002).pdf

Motion Passed:  Approval of Northern Kentucky Public School Districts Mutual Aid Agreement passed with a motion by Mrs. Lori Peterson and a second by Mrs. Diane Huff.

• PL Opportunity.pdf

Motion Passed:  Approval of Professional Learning Opportunity passed with a motion by Mrs. Lori Peterson and a second by Mrs. Carrie Downard.

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Mrs. Diane Huff and a second by Mrs. Carrie Downard.

• September SBDM 2020-2021 Meeting Minutes
• September SBDM 2020-2021 Meeting Minutes-HS

• Inequality between Kentucky School Districts Grows.pdf

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Mrs. Diane Huff and a second by Mrs. Carrie Downard.

Motion Passed:   passed with a motion by Mrs. Carrie Downard and a second by Mrs. Diane Huff.

Motion Passed:  Approval to adjourn the meeting passed with a motion by Mrs. Carrie Downard and a second by Mrs. Diane Huff.