May 19, 2014 ESC School Board Support Docs

East Sac County CSD
Board of Directors
Support
Packet
May 19, 2014
6:00 p.m. Regular Meeting
East Sac County High School Lake View
Table of Contents
Agenda ..........................................................................................1
Prior Meeting Minutes .................................................................2
Financials/Bills ..............................................................................9
Reports ...................................................................................... 14
Supt. Ad ..................................................................................... 18
Master Contract Changes .......................................................... 19
Schedule A/B ............................................................................. 21
Early Graduates ......................................................................... 23
Resignations .............................................................................. 24
Additional Info ........................................................................... 25
TENTATIVE AGENDA: ESC Regular Board Meeting
East Sac County CSD Board of Directors
Monday, May 19, 2014
6:00 pm
ESC High School Library, Lake View, IA
East Sac County Schools empower all students to become productive,
responsible citizens of an ever-changing global society.
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
1. Call to Order and Welcome
2. Review of ESC Mission Statement
3. Approve Agenda
4. Consent Items
a. Prior Meeting Minutes
b. Bills
c. Financial Statement
5. Education Spotlight: Standards-Based Grading (Middle School)
6. Reports
a. Superintendent
7. Unfinished Business
a. Discuss and/or Approve Superintendent Position
8. New Business
a. Discuss and/or Approve 2014-2015 Master Contract
b. Discuss and/or Approve 2014-2015 Schedule A and B Contracts
c. Discuss and/or Approve 2015 Early Graduate List
d. First reading: Board Policy Series 600
9. Personnel
a. Resignations
b. Contracts
10. Discuss Future Agenda Items and Set Dates
11. Adjourn
East Sac County CSD Board Packet
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Minutes of the Board Work Session
East Sac County Community School District
Board of Education
April 21, 2014
The Board work session was called to order by Rodman at 5:00 p.m. at the East Sac County
Elementary School Sac City. Present were Board members Rodman, Wilhelm, Drost, Lynch,
and Stoltenberg. Also in attendance were Supt. Fiene, Principal Fischer, 7 staff members, two
visitors and three media representatives.
The purpose of the workshop was to continue discussion operational costs and facilities.
One option the Board had asked to be researched was the cost of a new K-12 facility. The
estimate is between $40-50 million. Given financial considerations the Board is not considering
this option.
The Board directed the administration to research the cost savings and feasibility of the
following four scenarios: 1) close the Wall Lake Elementary building and those students attend
the Sac Elementary building, 2) close the Middle School building and the High School building
becomes a Middle School/High School, 3) have two PK-6 buildings one at the current Wall
Lake Elementary building and another at the current Sac Elementary building, and a 7-12 at the
current High School building in Lake View, and 4) all students attend two buildings.
The Board and Administration discussed the current financial situation and the timing of any
changes that may be considered. No decision or change is expected in the near future.
The work session was adjourned at 5:47 p.m.
President______________________________ Secretary___________________________
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Minutes of the Public Hearing
Board of Education
April 21, 2014
The public hearing was called to order by Rodman at 6:00 p.m. at the East Sac County Elementary School Sac
City. Present were Rodman, Wilhelm, Drost, Lynch, and Stoltenberg. Also in attendance were Supt. Fiene,
Principal Fischer, 12 staff members, 3 visitors, and 4 media representatives.
The purpose of the hearing was to hear public input regarding the proposed calendar for 2014-15. The Board
discussed the proposed staff work days at the end of the year. There were no additional comments from the
visitors.
Wilhelm moved to adjourn the public hearing, Drost seconded; motion carried 5-0. Hearing was adjourned 6:07
p.m.
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Minutes of the Regular Meeting
Board of Education
April 21, 2014
The regular meeting was called to order by Rodman at 6:07 p.m. at the East Sac County Elementary School
Sac City. Present were Rodman, Wilhelm, Drost, Lynch, and Stoltenberg. Also in attendance were Supt. Fiene,
Principal Fischer, 12 staff members, 3 visitors and 4 media representatives.
The ESC Mission Statement was read to start the meeting.
There were no proposed changes to the published agenda. Stoltenberg moved to approve the agenda as
presented, Wilhelm seconded; motion carried 5-0.
The consent items were reviewed and discussed. Stoltenberg moved to approve the bill to Albrecht Oil for
$1,561.20, Lynch seconded; motion carried 4-0, Drost abstained. Wilhelm moved to approve the remaining
consent items including Minutes of the March 17 Public Hearing and Regular Meeting, Minutes of the March
18 Special Meetings, Minutes of the March 25 Work Session, Minutes of the April 10 Special Meeting, Minutes
of the April 14 Public Hearing and Special Meeting, financial statements, and bills on account of $267,827.13,
Drost seconded; motion carried 5-0.
Dr. Fiene reported that Baccalaureate and Awards Night is May 7 and Graduation is May 18.
The Board discussed the current proposed calendar for 2014-15. The proposed calendar would include 170
days of instruction and 15 additional contract days for staff. The scheduled start date is August 20 and end date
is May 21. Drost moved to approve the proposed calendar with an additional 10 minutes per day, Lynch
seconded; motion carried 5-0.
The Board and visitors discussed the staffing necessary for our elementary schools. Discussion was regarding
number of sections for transitional kindergarten and kindergarten and also for fourth grade. Stoltenberg moved
to approve up to one additional teacher for the transitional kindergarten kindergarten sections and one teacher
associate for the fourth grade at SES, Drost seconded. Much discussion ensued. Motion carried 4-1 with
Wilhelm voting nay.
The Board had a request to approve a Quit Claim Deed for a one acre parcel of land west of Lake View. The
property was sold in 1962 but deed was not recorded. Wilhelm moved to approve the Quit Claim Deed as
presented, Drost seconded; motion carried 5-0.
The Board considered a request from Ar-We-Va CSD to share transportation director and human resources
director for next year. There are financial incentives from the State for sharing of each position. Stoltenberg
moved to approve the sharing as discussed, Drost seconded; motion carried 5-0.
Subsequent to Dr. Fienes resignation, the Board directed the administration to contact neighboring districts
regarding sharing a Superintendent. There are additional financial incentives from the State for sharing a
Superintendent. It was reported that Ar-We-Va CSD and South Central Calhoun CSD showed interest in
sharing. The Board directed the administration to schedule a meeting with each of the interested parties to
discuss further.
Drost moved to approve the request from the City of Sac City to use the school grounds for fireworks and their
summer celebration, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0.
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The Board reviewed the proposed school fees including breakfast and lunch prices. The only changes were a
slight increase in adult meal prices and salad bar prices and a one dollar increase in the newsletter fee. Drost
moved to approve the fees as proposed, Wilhelm seconded; motion carried 5-0.
The list of 2014 graduating seniors was presented for approval. Wilhelm moved to approve the list of graduates
pending successful completion of all requirements, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0.
Rodman reminded the Board to complete the Superintendent evaluation and return to him by 5/1.
The Board had the following resignations to consider: Sherilyn Butterfield as a cook effective at the end of the
school year, Sue Frank as associate effective 3/14/14, Angie Horsley as associate effective 4/3/14, Nicki
McCollough as teacher effective at end of the school year, and Teresa Tigges as yearbook advisor effective at
the end of the school year. Stoltenberg moved to approve the resignations as presented and thanked them for
their service, Wilhelm seconded; motion carried 5-0.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for 5/19/14 in the East Sac County High School Lake View.
Wilhelm moved to adjourn, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0. Meeting was adjourned 7:50 pm.
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Minutes of the Special Meeting
Board of Education
April 28, 2014
The meeting was called to order by Rodman at 4:00 p.m. at the East Sac County High School Lake View.
Present were Rodman, Wilhelm, Drost, Lynch, and Stoltenberg.
There were no changes to the published agenda. Stoltenberg moved to approve the agenda as presented, Lynch
Stoltenberg moved to hold a closed session as provided in section 21.5(1)(i) of the open meetings law to
evaluate the professional competency of an individual whose hiring is being considered to prevent needless and
irreparable injury to that individuals reputation, as that individual has requested a closed session, Drost
seconded. Roll call vote: Drost aye, Lynch aye, Rodman aye, Stoltenberg aye, Wilhelm aye. Motion
carried 5-0. The Board went into closed session at 4:02.
Stoltenberg moved to return to open session, Wilhelm seconded. Roll call vote: Lynch aye, Rodman aye,
Stoltenberg aye, Wilhelm aye, Drost aye. Motion carried 5-0. The Board returned to open session at 4:48.
The Board took a recess from 4:48 4:55.
Stoltenberg moved to hold a closed session as provided in section 21.5(1)(i) of the open meetings law to
evaluate the professional competency of an individual whose hiring is being considered to prevent needless and
irreparable injury to that individuals reputation, as that individual has requested a closed session, Wilhelm
seconded. Roll call vote: Rodman aye, Stoltenberg aye, Wilhelm aye, Drost aye, Lynch - aye. Motion
carried 5-0. The Board went into closed session at 4:55.
Wilhelm moved to return to open session, Drost seconded. Roll call vote: Stoltenberg aye, Wilhelm aye,
Drost aye, Lynch aye, Rodman - aye. Motion carried 5-0. The Board returned to open session at 6:10.
Wilhelm moved to adjourn, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 5-0. Meeting was adjourned 6:10 p.m.
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Board of Education
May 1, 2014
The meeting was called to order by Rodman at 12:00 p.m. at the East Sac County High School Lake View.
Present were Rodman, Wilhelm, Drost, Lynch, and Stoltenberg. Dr. Fiene and one media representative were
also present.
There were no changes to the posted agenda. Stoltenberg moved to approve the agenda as presented, Wilhelm
The Board discussed the consideration of sharing a Superintendent with another district. Also discussed was
the need for a curriculum director if the district has a shared Superintendent.
Stoltenberg moved to pursue discussions with Jeff Kruse as a shared Superintendent, Wilhelm seconded;
motion carried 5-0.
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Board of Education
May 12, 2014
The meeting was called to order by Rodman at 4:00 p.m. at the East Sac County Elementary School Sac City.
Present were Rodman, Wilhelm, Drost, and Stoltenberg. Lynch was absent. Supt. Fiene, Principal Olhausen
and four media representatives were also present.
Rodman reviewed the mission statement.
There were no changes to the posted agenda. Stoltenberg moved to approve the agenda as presented, Drost
Discussions with Jeff Kruse were unable to arrive at an agreement for a shared superintendent. South Central
Calhoun CSD opted to share with a different district.
The Board discussed whether to continue to pursue a sharing agreement, advertise for an interim
superintendent, or hire a superintendent search firm. After discussion, Wilhelm moved to advertise on
TeachIowa.gov for an interim superintendent (one year), Drost seconded; motion carried 4-0.
Supt. Fiene presented the Board with a recommendation to terminate an employee contract. Wilhelm moved to
receive and file the recommendation to terminate, Stoltenberg seconded; motion carried 4-0. No other action is
required on the recommendation at this time.
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12 month
Balance 4/30/2014 Balance 4/30/2013 Difference
OPERATING FUND $1,978,901.07 $1,821,066.96 $157,834.11
STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND $186,556.59 $194,356.00 ($7,799.41)
MANAGEMENT FUND $183,672.19 $319,401.90 ($135,729.71)
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUNDS 1,285,113.52 $1,224,176.63 $60,936.89
** PPEL and LOSS Funds
SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND $216,364.66 $190,764.40 $25,600.26
$3,850,608.03 $3,749,765.89 100,842.14
12 month
OPERATING FUND $1,142,478.26 $1,036,890.02 $105,588.24
MANAGEMENT FUND $ 93,366.35 $258,775.97 ($165,409.62)
$2,932,165.58 $2,879,297.80 52,867.78
12 month
OPERATING FUND $1,198,255.93 $1,126,088.78 $72,167.15
MANAGEMENT FUND $108,124.98 $254,832.35 ($146,707.37)
$3,010,889.40 $2,958,044.52 52,844.88
ESC CSD Fund Balance Comparison
4/30/2014
3/31/2014
2/28/2014
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General Fund
AHLERS & COONEY, P.C. SERVICES 649.00
ALBRECHT OIL FUEL 946.20
AMAZON BOOKS/SUPPLIES 1,918.11
ASCD ANNUAL RENEWAL 528.00
BATTLE CREEK/IDA GROVE CSD OPEN ENROLLMENT 18,003.00
BAUER BUILT TIRE CENTER REPAIRS/TIRES/PARTS 165.33
BLACK HILLS ENERGY NATURAL GAS 3,043.89
BLI LIGHTING SPECIALISTS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 678.99
BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC SUPPLIES 249.98
BOOK SYSTEMS, INC. RENEWAL 52.00
BOYINGTON HARDWARE SUPPLIES 69.59
BRABY, KALE MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 155.35
CARDMEMBER SERVICE SUPPLIES/REGISTR 2,118.17
CARLSON, SARA REIMBURSEMENT 64.90
CARROLL CLEANING SUPPLY CO. CLEANING SUPPLIES 434.42
CARROLL CONTROL SYSTEMS PARTS/REPAIRS/LABOR 346.25
CENTRAL IOWA DISTRIBUTING INC CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES 23.50
CHRONICLE, THE LEGALS/ADS/PUBLICATIONS 251.88
CITY OF LAKE VIEW UTILITIES 5,529.03
CITY OF SAC CITY UTILITIES 4,901.17
CITY OF WALL LAKE UTILITIES 2,855.98
COON VALLEY TROPHIES AWARDS 9.25
CORN BELT TELEPHONE TELEPHONES/SUPPLIES 3,082.11
CROP PRODUCTION SERVICES SUPPLIES/ICE MELT 195.24
DEMCO INC. LIBRARY SUPPLIES 143.24
DENNY'S FUEL 3,239.03
DES MOINES REGISTER, THE SUBSCRIPTION 87.50
DETAILS FLOWERS, ETC. BOARD EXPENSE 185.00
DETTMANN, REBECCA MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 99.00
DOLLAR GENERAL-CHARGED SALES SUPPLIES 81.50
DOMINO MOTORS, INC. VEHICLE REPAIR/PARTS 29.82
ESC FFA FLOWERS 105.00
FELD FIRE INSPECTIONS/SUPPLIES 1,934.80
FRANK, MIKE TRAILER RENT 50.00
FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE SERVICE 470.34
HALBUR, REBECCA REIMBURSEMENT/MILEAGE 63.25
HALEY EQUIPMENT CO. SUPPLIES 78.30
HORACE MANN LIFE INS CO INSURANCE 23.79
HOSTENG CONCRETE & GRAVEL INC SUPPLIES 68.50
IOWA ASSN OF SCHOOL BOARDS ANNUAL DUES 3,099.00
IOWA AUTOMOTIVE MACH & SUPPLY PARTS/SUPPLIES 450.48
IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE FEES 255.00
IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK NETWORK SERVICE 637.79
IOWA COMPUTER DEPOT COMPUTERS/SUPPLIES 225.00
ISFIS PURCHASE SERVICES 1,087.00
J.W. READY MIX & CONST INC GROUNDS/DIRT/SAND 210.00
JACOBSEN SEED SUPPLIES/GROUNDS 230.00
JIMMERSON, JEROLD PIANO TUNING 440.00
JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL REPAIRS/PARTS 14.55
JOSTENS DIPLOMAS/COVERS 30.91
KOCK, LANICE REIMBURSEMENT 6.39
KOLBE, DONNA REIMBURSEMENT 88.00
LAKE VIEW FOODS FOOD 413.63
LAKE VIEW HARDWARE HANK SUPPLIES 758.95
LAKE VIEW LUMBER CO. SUPPLIES 1,461.90
EAST SAC COUNTY CSD
CHECKS FOR PAYMENT
5/19/2014
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LAKE VIEW RESORT LEGALS/ADS 322.99
LINGUI SYSTEMS INC CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 83.90
LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES TESTING 58.00
MASON CITY COMMUNITY SCHOOL STUDENT TUITION 5,290.80
MATHESON TRIGAS DBA LINWELD AG SUPPLIES 33.13
MGM PLUMBING & HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLY 172.93
MIDAMERICAN ENERGY CO. ELECTRICITY 3,068.00
MILLER, JUDY REIMBURSEMENT 75.00
MOSIMAN, KATHRYN REIMBURSE MILEAGE 346.50
MUSIC IS ELEMENTARY MUSIC EQUIPMENT/SUPPLY 92.75
NASCO SUPPLIES 232.92
NEW HOPE VILLAGE SPED SERVICES III 326.76
ODEBOLT-ARTHUR COMM. SCHOOL OPEN ENROLLMENT 7,501.25
OFFICE ELEMENTS SUPPLIES/COPIES 1,013.10
PERFECTION LEARNING CORP SUPPLIES 1,156.25
PETERS, TIM LIFT TRUCK SERVICES 50.00
PITNEY BOWES METER LEASE 101.91
PRAIRIE LAKES AEA SUPPLIES/BANDWIDTH/PURCH SERV 450.00
REGION XII TRANSIT SERVICE 3,523.59
REIFF, CAROL REIMBURSEMENT 64.90
REMEDIA PUBLICATIONS CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 144.84
RIEMAN MUSIC MS/HS BAND SUPPLIES & 246.24
ROBINSON, GREGORY REIMBURSEMENT 81.60
ROCKWELL CITY/LYTTON COMM SCH OPEN ENROLL TUITION 7,501.25
ROGERS PEST CONTROL LLC PURCHASE SERVICES 152.00
RUDD SANITATION RECYCLING GARBAGE COLLECTION 165.00
SAC CITY FOOD PRIDE FOOD/SUPPLY 466.78
SAC SUN, THE PUBLICATION/LEGALS/RENEWALS/AD 390.18
SARGENT-WELCH HS SCI MATERIALS 1,027.07
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS OF IOWA CONFR REGISTR/DUES/FEES 726.00
SCHOOL SPECIALTY SUPPLIES 6,187.15
SCHULTZ, LINDA REIMBURSEMENT 11.90
SOFTWARE UNLIMITED INC SCHOOL ACCOUNTING SYSTEM 4,575.00
SOUND AND SERVICE PARTS/REPAIRS 213.88
SOUTHERN CAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL OPEN ENROLLMENT 4,500.75
SPEED'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC PARTS/SUPPLY 140.58
STAR ENERGY, LLC FUEL 5,793.29
STEVENSONS LEARNING SKILLS CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 234.03
SUMMIT PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CONF REGISTRATION 179.00
TEACHCILDREN.COM CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 29.80
TECH LEADERS, LLC CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 115.00
THOMAS BUS SALES, INC PARTS/SUPPLIES 210.00
TIME FOR KIDS SUBSCRIPTION 160.56
TROPHIES PLUS AWARDS 280.60
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA CONFERENCE REGISTRATION 225.00
US CELLULAR TELEPHONE EXPENSE 335.79
US POSTMASTER POSTAGE 146.00
VERIZON WIRELESS TELEPHONE EXPENSE 844.67
WALL LAKE HARDWARE MISC SUPPLIES 917.69
WALL LAKE LUMBER COMPANY MISC SUPPLIES 1,270.10
WATERS, DENISE REIMBURSEMENT 64.90
WILLIAMS, KATHRYN REIMBURSEMENT 129.25
WILSON, LYNNE MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 96.80
WINDSTREAM TELEPHONE EXPENSE 48.48
123,914.87
Activity Fund
AD PRO MISC SUPPLIES 15.48
ALL AMERICAN BIODIESEL CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 1,530.71
ALTA-AURELIA HIGH SCHOOL SB ENTRY FEE 50.00
ARCADIA MEATS FUNDRAISER 281.44
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BLAZER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT VB SUPPLIES 92.70
BODE, BRIAN OFFICIAL 95.00
BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC SUPPLIES 204.11
BRIGHTON, DAVE OFFICIAL 180.00
CARDMEMBER SERVICE SUPPLIES 1,323.13
CARLSON, SARA REIMBURSEMENT 30.00
CARROLL BOWL CLASS COMP BOWL DAY 427.00
CARROLL GLASS COMPANY SUPPLIES/REPAIRS 126.06
CASEY'S GENERAL STORE STUDENT COUNCIL SUPPLIES 128.27
CASH START UP $ / FFA SWINE SHOW AWARDS 6,105.00
CHRONICLE, THE LEGALS/ADS/PUBLICATIONS 21.00
CROWN AWARDS AWARDS SES 804.08
DANNER, TODD BB OFFICIATE 90.00
DENNY'S FUEL 30.50
DOLLAR GENERAL-CHARGED SALES SUPPLIES 66.15
DRAKE RELAY ENTRIES ENTRY FEE 10.00
EAST SAC COUNTY SCHOOLS REIMBURSE OFFICIALS 2,317.78
EDUCATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLIES 75.00
FJERSTAD, CLAYTON OFFICIAL 640.00
GIFTIQUE FFA BANQUET SUPPLIES 323.20
GLIDDEN-RALSTON CSD BB ENTRY FEE 60.00
GREAT AMERICAN OPPORTUNITIES FUNDRAISER 541.14
GROTE, BRAYTON SCHOLARSHIP 500.00
HAMPTON INN AMES FFA TRAVEL 3,418.28
HOSTENG CONCRETE & GRAVEL INC SUPPLIES 110.88
HOWARD, JOHN OFFICIATE SOFTBALL 180.00
IOWA FFA ASSOCIATION DUES/FEES 930.00
IOWA GIRLS H.S. ATHLETIC UNION GIRLS BASKETBALL REGIONAL HOST 170.00
JAYPRO SPORTS LLC VB EQUIPMENT 462.76
JOHN HENRY COMPANY GREENHOUSE SUPPLIES 140.03
JOSTENS YEARBOOK 7,379.90
KELSO,KENDRA REIMBURSEMENT 34.24
KNAPP, BRIAN SB OFFICIATE 410.00
LAKE CITY COUNTRY CLUB GOLF FEES 60.00
LAKE VIEW LUMBER CO. SUPPLIES 746.79
LANSMEER GOLF CLUB GOLF ENTRY 60.00
LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY DONATION 68.02
MAPLE VALLEY-ANTHON OTO CSD HS WRESTLING ENTRY FEE 65.00
MICKELSON, ADAM BB OFFICIATE 190.00
MILLER, LANNIE SB OFFICIATE 850.00
MOLITOR, JIM OFFICIAL 285.00
NASCO SUPPLIES 105.98
NATIONAL FFA ORGANIZATION SUPPLIES 113.50
NEW OPPORTUNITIES DONATION 200.00
OPTIONS INK FFA SUPPLIES 114.10
PAULSON, MARK OFFICIAL 95.00
PEPSI POP/SUPPLY 603.83
PETERSON, LARRY OFFICIAL 300.00
PHELPS, STEVEN OFFICIAL 300.00
POMEROY, DAN OFFICIAL 285.00
POSITIVE PROMOTIONS SUPPLIES 396.97
PROFILES FFA EXPENSE 572.00
ROCKLER-PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL TECH SUPPLIES HS 231.25
SAC SUN, THE PUBLICATIONS 56.70
SCHAEFER, MARK OFFICIAL 410.00
SCHMEICHEL, STEVE LIVESTOCK JUDGE 350.00
SECOND BATTERY IOWA LIGHT ARTILLERY GUEST SPEAKER 350.00
SOUTH CENTRAL CALHOUN ENTRY FEE 85.00
SPARKY'S ONE-STOP FOOD SUPPLIES 27.80
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STALEY'S CATERING CATERING SERVICES 2,230.00
STORM LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOL ENTRY FEE 90.00
TROPHIES PLUS AWARDS 188.52
TROST, STEVE OFFICIAL 270.00
UPTOWN SPORTING GOODS SUPPLIES 2,053.00
VAUBLE, MIKE REIMB GOLF SUPPLIES 1,422.00
WAL-MART COMMUNITY MS VENDING SUPPLIES 46.15
WEISENBORN, TERRY OFFICIAL 95.00
WIEDERIN, STEVE OFFICIAL 90.00
WIENER, ARNOLD OFFICIAL 285.00
WOODWARD-GRANGER SCHOOL ENTRY FEE 70.00
ZIEGMANN, DUANE OFFICIAL 480.00
43,711.33
3
BANK MIDWEST INSURANCE - WL INSURANCE 165.00
165.00
4
APPLE INC. COMPUTER EQUIPMENT 11,278.82
THOMAS BUS SALES, INC PARTS/SUPPLIES 119,100.00
130,378.82
5
APPLE INC. COMPUTER EQUIPMENT (1:1) 305,576.04
CARROLL CONTROL SYSTEMS PARTS/REPAIRS/LABOR 4,079.42
ESC CSD ACTIVITY FUND PURCHASED SERVICES 1,000.00
GENERAL TRAFFIC CONTROLS, INC. FLASHING BEACONS 3,929.00
HOWARD CENTER, INC. ROOM RENTAL 880.00
J.W. READY MIX & CONST INC GROUNDS/DIRT/SAND 2,256.96
JERRY'S PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR PLUMBING REPAIRS 2,010.78
LAKE VIEW LUMBER CO. BUILDING SUPPLIES 2,000.00
SCHUENEMEN, ROBERT CONTRACTED TECH SERVICES 7,700.00
329,432.20
6
ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO MILK 7,320.74
COOKIES FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. FOOD 10.00
EARTHGRAINS COMPANY, THE FOOD 1,520.42
JAMBOREE FOODS FOOD/SUPPLIES 10.15
KECK INC COMMODITIES 2,256.85
MARTIN BROS. DIST. CO. FOOD 20,412.54
MGM PLUMBING & HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLY 167.96
31,750.62
659,352.84
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May Board Report
High School Principal
1. Professional Learning Community update: The high school has been using
the two hour late starts to begin preparing the staff for the 1 to 1 computer
initiative. Topics have including updating the Acceptable Use Policy for
Technology, getting staff more comfortable with the new Mac Book Pro
computers, and computer software training. Beth Litterer is making plans
for additional training sessions with the high school staff. She is also working
with our Student Technology Team to offer classes for parents throughout
the 2014-15 school year.
2. On June 4
th
and 5
th
a majority of staff will be working with Barb Kruthoff and
I. The staff will be developing new units in preparation for the 2014-15
school year. The focus this year has been Iowa Core Implementation using
the Understanding by Design model of Wiggins and McTighe. This will
continue for the 2014-15 school year.
3. Summer School at the high school: The high school will be conducting
summer school from June 3
rd
-June 20
th
. The students will meet at the Flex
Ed Center in Sac City from 9:00 to 2:15. We have students who need to
recover credits and this is an excellent time to do that. We also have students
who want to obtain additional credits in order to graduate early. We have
mailed letters to prospective students who might benefit from taking
summer school.
4. On Wednesday, May 7
th
, we recognized a very talented group of seniors at
the awards night. All totaled over $600,000 in scholarships was handed out
to the various students. We have a lot of students who are gifted
academically, athletically, and in Fine Arts.
5. Graduation: Congratulations to the Class of 2014. This is also a time to
recognize all the people who impact the lives of our students and have a hand
in their success: Board of Education, Administration, Teachers, Support Staff,
and Parents/Guardians.
6. As we look towards the 2014-15 school year several discussions are taking
place among the high school staff. One of those discussion points is what to
do with the additional 10 minutes per day? At the last staff meeting I had
the teachers discuss how we could utilize an additional 10 minutes. We are
not interested in adding 75 seconds to each period. The staff came up with
over 43 ideas to use 10 minutes effectively. I will work with the Building
Leadership Team to develop a manageable and student-center plan to utilize
the additional 10 minutes.
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EAST SAC MS BOARD REPORT
May 2014
Recent activities for MS students that have occurred in the last couple weeks:
Civil War Reenactment for 7
th
graders
8
th
grade transition night at the HS
8
th
grade transition day
4
th
grade transition at Hagge Park
6
th
grade conservation day at Hagge Park
MS Juvenile Diabetes walk (track and SES gym)
Upcoming events for MS students:
SIDNE car (drunk driving educational experience) on May 21 and 22 for the 8
th
grade
4
th
-6
th
grade track meet at SES on May 22 (afternoon)
5
th
grade tree planting in Wall Lake on May 23
May term activities on May 29 and 30 for those who are academically eligible
PBIS recognition activities for those who are behaviorally eligible on May 30
Summer work/training includes;
5
th
and 6
th
math to Fort Dodge as a continuation at upper elementary levels of CGI
(called ECM)week of June 23
MS ELA teachers will work on their units and resources with Barb Kruthoff individually
first week of June
SBG symposium in Des MoinesJune 18
All the achievement data for students has been received back by the MS and is being compiled,
analyzed, and going to be distributed to students/parents.
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East Sac County

Elementary School
207 Boyer South 16
th
Street
Wall Lake, Iowa 51466 Sac City, Iowa 50583
Phone: 712 664-2627 Fax: 712-664-2607 Phone: 712 662-7200 Fax: 712-662-6245
Mike Fischer Elementary Principal
Two Year PBI S Elementary Data
Sac City Center
Wall Lake Center
April 23 was Administrative Professionals Day
Happy Administrative Professionals Day,
For sending forms and fixing files, poring through the paper piles,
Completing tasks with time to spare, keeping track of what goes where,
Placing orders for supplies, staying calm when tensions rise,
Typing e-mails and reports, handling crisis of all sorts,
Taking calls throughout the day, and being great in every way
For all these things and lots more, too,
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C4K Meetings
The C4K team had an opportunity to have some open dialogue with Tom Rendon from the Iowa
Department of Education on Wednesday, April 16. The meeting lasted about roughly an hour and
the discussions that took place were thoughtful and will hopefully increase the effectiveness of
the C4K process.
On Thursday, April 24 another meeting took place at Storm Lake with the C4K D2 team. At this
meeting all the D2 tams in our AEA met to discuss a variety of topics related to the C4K process.
The power of meeting and having discussions with schools around the area is extremely
beneficial. East Sac County developed their action plan for 2014 - 2015 school year in the area of
early literacy.
National Teacher Appreciation Week May 5-9
At East Sac Elementary we have 70 teachers/staff that work hard every
day to improve academic achievement and social skills for 422 students.
Thank you for all the time you devote to educating all students.
I awoke early, as I often did, just before sunrise, to walk by the ocean's edge and
greet the new day.
As I moved through the morning dawn, I focused on a faint, far away motion.
I saw a youth, bending and reaching and flailing arms, dancing on the beach, no
doubt in celebration of the perfect day soon to begin.
As I approached, I realized that the youth was not dancing to the bay, but rather
bending to sift through the debris left by the night's tide, stopping now and then to pick up
starfish and then standing, to heave it back into the sea.
I asked the youth the purpose of the effort. "The tide has washed the starfish onto the beach and they cannot return to the sea
by themselves," the youth replied. "When the sun rises, they will die, unless I throw them back into the sea."
As the youth explained, I surveyed the vast expanse of beach, stretching in both directions beyond eyesight. Starfish littered the
shore in numbers beyond calculation. The hopelessness of the youth's plan became clear to me and I countered, "But there are
more starfish on this beach than you can ever save before the sun is up. Surely you cannot expect to make a difference."
The youth paused briefly to consider my words, bent to pick up a starfish and threw it as far as possible. Turning to me he
simply said,
"I made a difference to that ONE."
Mike Fischer
East Sac County Elementary Principal
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Due to a late resignation, East Sac County Community School District is inviting applications for an
interim superintendent for the 2014-2015 school year. The successful candidate will lead a progressive
district of 1000 students, 80+ faculty, and 80+ support staff. The district is financially solid with a strong
professional development program in place. The administrative staff and central office all have
experience and successful tenures at East Sac County.
Depending on the wishes of the successful candidate, the interim superintendent position for 2014-2015
may be part-time or full-time. There will be a competitive salary and benefit package offered to the
successful candidate.
East Sac County CSD is a consolidated district comprising the former districts of Sac and Wall Lake View
Auburn, with elementary schools in Wall Lake and Sac City, a middle school in Sac City, and high school
in Lake View; the central office is located in Lake View. ESC CSD is located in west central Iowa and
includes the towns of Auburn, Lake View, Sac City, and Wall Lake. We are located approximately 25
miles from Carroll, 30 miles from Storm Lake, 80 miles from Sioux City, 100 miles from Omaha,
Nebraska, and 115 miles from Des Moines. Lake View is the home of Blackhawk Lake and Blackhawk
State Park, and was named the Iowa Outstanding Tourism Community for 2011. We are also about one
hour south of the Iowa Great Lakes Region. Our district is very progressive and on the move forward in
meeting the needs of 21
st
Century students.
For additional information on East Sac County Community School District, please go to our website at
www.eastsac.k12.ia.us. To apply for the position, go to the ESC School District website, click on the
District tab, then on Job Openings. Direct access to our employment site is at
https://eastsaccountyschools.schoolrecruiter.net/Index.aspx. All application materials must be
submitted electronically through this site; please include letter of application, current resume, and
several current letters of recommendation.
Any questions about the position or application instructions should be directed to:
Mr. John Kraft, Business Manager/Board Secretary
801 Jackson, PO Box 110
Lake View, IA 51450
712-665-5000
jkraft@eastsac.k12.ia.us
The position will be open until filled, e.g., please get your application materials submitted ASAP.
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Master Contract Changes for 2014-2015
Article III Wages and Salaries Section C - Educational Lanes
Employees on the regular schedule who move from one educational lane to a higher educational lane
shall not exceed one (1) vertical step educational lane movement from the previous year.
Article III Wages and Salaries Section D-3 Summer Checks
Summer checks, other than for summer school teachers, shall be mailed emailed to the address
designated by the employee, one business prior to the pay date.
Article III Wages and Salaries Section I
The activity directors or sponsors will be paid twenty-five dollars ($25.00) thirty-five dollars ($35) per
round trip if under 125 miles and fifty-five dollars ($55) if over 125 miles if they are driving a school bus
or fifteen dollars ($15.00) per trip if they are driving other school vehicle for a school function and
driving their participants to an athletic or academic competition or other school-related activity. For the
purposes of this article, FFA is considered an activity.
Article III Wages and Salaries Section L Working at Extra-Curricular Activities
All non-elementary certified staff will be required to work at a maximum of two MS or HS events during
the school year. Elementary classroom teachers will be required to work one MS or HS event during the
school year. Each employee who works at least three events (two for elementary classroom teachers)
will be given an East Sac County family activity pass; elementary concerts are considered one activity for
elementary teachers. (Not part of the contract but Ill ask Larry to chunk long events so they count for
more than one activity) The following positions will count towards the two required duties and will be
compensated at $20 per event: volleyball line judges, table personnel for basketball, volleyball, and
wrestling, press box personnel for track and football; and other activity supervision approved by the
superintendent or his/her designee. Wages will be paid monthly with the regular salary payment.
Article VI Sick Leave Section D Family Illness
Family Illness. An employee shall be excused without loss of pay for up to five (5) days annually in the
event of a serious illness or injury in the family requiring the employees attendance. If needed, an
employee may convert a maximum of four (4) five (5) days from his/her sick leave to family illness leave.
This leave is non-cumulative.
Article VII Temporary Leaves of Absence Section A-3 Professional Leave
Professional Leave. Professional leave may be granted at the discretion of the principal for visitation to
view other instructional techniques or programs or conferences, workshops, or seminars conducted by
colleges, universities, or other educational institutions. Mileage, housing, and registration may be paid
by the Board upon request of the employee. Travel, housing, meals, and registration fees shall be paid
by the Board not to exceed $150.00 in state and $250.00 out-of-state. Additional money could be
allocated at the discretion of the Superintendent. Head coaches or head activity sponsors and their
assistants may be granted one professional day per sport they coach every year to be approved by the
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Administration. The head coach/sponsor will be reimbursed up to $75 for expenses per sport. This leave
is not subject to the grievance procedure.
Article IX Employee Work Year Section E
A full teacher work day prior to the first day of the second semester shall be included in the school
calendar each year; no more than two hours of the work day may be used by the district for PLCs or
building/grade level meetings as needed. First semester grades are due after the first full student day of
the second semester.
Article X Employee Hours Section A-3
The employees shall be free to leave ten (10) minutes after dismissal on Fridays and on days preceding
holiday recesses. With the exception of Fridays, days preceding holiday recesses, faculty and in-service
meetings, elementary, middle school, and high school employees shall be free to leave 30 minutes after
the students in a building are dismissed. Employees will be at school 30 minutes prior to the beginning
of classes.
The employees shall be free to leave after the regular (not shuttle) bus departure time in the event of
weather related dismissals. Employees will begin work thirty (30) minutes prior to the student day on
days of late start due to weather. On days when an employee is required to return for school-sponsored
functions, they may leave after the regular (not shuttle) bus dismissal.
Employees shall be to school no later than 7:50 am and leave school no earlier than 3:50 pm on regular
school days. In the event of a weather-related late start, arrival time is adjusted proportionally to the
late start. On Fridays, days preceding holiday recesses, and weather-related early dismissals, employees
may leave 10 minutes after all students in the building are dismissed. On days where an employee is
required to return for school-sponsored functions, he/she may leave after the regular (not shuttle) bus
dismissal.
Article XI Reduction of Staff Sections 4 and 6
Section 4 For the purpose of this article, employees shall be grouped within the classifications, set
forth in Section 2, according to their total teaching experience in the East Sac County
School District. Teachers may be placed in more than one classification if they are
teaching, or have taught within the previous eight (8) years, in more than one
classification area. All years within the East Sac County School District regardless of
classification will be counted towards total seniority.
Section 6 Employees shall be recalled to vacant positions as defined by Article XV Voluntary
Transfer and Article XVI Involuntary Transfers, for which the employee is properly
certified and has taught within the previous eight (8) years at East Sac County CSD.
Recall right shall extend for two (2) years from the effective date of layoff (June 30 of
the year of layoff).
Schedule A was adjusted
Several listing of positions on Schedule B were also adjusted
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2014-15 Schedule A Contract List as of 5/13/14
Name Position Lane C Row FTE Sched A TQ Estimate Total
Adams, Natasha Teacher BA 2 2 1.000 $28,311 $5,828.34 $34,139.39
Anderson, Josh Teacher BA 2 9 1.000 $34,688 $5,828.34 $40,516.74
Berry, Deanna Teacher MA+24 7 24 1.000 $50,176 $5,828.34 $56,004.59
Bettin, Teresa Teacher MA+24 7 16 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Bontrager, Todd Teacher MA 5 22 1.000 $46,532 $5,828.34 $52,360.39
Bruce, Sammie Teacher MA 5 26 1.000 $48,354 $5,828.34 $54,182.49
Bruxvoort, Wanda Teacher BA+24 4 9 1.000 $36,511 $5,828.34 $42,338.84
Buse, Marie Teacher MA+24 7 10 1.000 $40,155 $5,828.34 $45,983.04
Buse, Valerie Teacher MA+24 7 24 1.000 $50,176 $5,828.34 $56,004.59
Carlson, Sara Teacher BA 2 14 1.000 $39,244 $5,828.34 $45,071.99
Coon, Gene Teacher MA+12 6 11 1.000 $40,155 $5,828.34 $45,983.04
Crabb, Sheri Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Crabb, Susan Teacher BA+24 4 23 1.000 $46,077 $5,828.34 $51,904.86
Dawson, Jill McGinty Teacher BA+24 4 17 1.000 $43,343 $5,828.34 $49,171.71
Dettmann, Rebecca Teacher BA+24 4 23 1.027 $47,321 $5,828.34 $53,148.93
Eichhorn, Kerri Teacher BA+12 3 12 1.000 $38,333 $5,828.34 $44,160.94
Ellerbrock, Angela Teacher MA 5 4 1.000 $32,866 $5,828.34 $38,694.64
Engel, Michaela Teacher MA 5 7 1.000 $35,599 $5,828.34 $41,427.79
Freier, Patricia Teacher MA+36 8 19 1.000 $49,265 $5,828.34 $55,093.54
Freimuth, Tiffany Teacher MA 5 9 1.000 $37,422 $5,828.34 $43,249.89
Frohardt, Cathy Teacher MA 5 13 1.000 $41,066 $5,828.34 $46,894.09
Gastelum, Dave Teacher MA 5 17 1.000 $44,254 $5,828.34 $50,082.76
Goddard, Erin Teacher BA 2 4 1.000 $30,133 $5,828.34 $35,961.49
Grundmeier, Sharmin Teacher BA+24 4 9 1.000 $36,511 $5,828.34 $42,338.84
Halbur, Rebecca Guidance MA+12 6 19 1.081 $50,306 $5,828.34 $56,134.14
Handley, Nancy Teacher MA+12 6 19 1.000 $46,532 $5,828.34 $52,360.39
Hansen, Taylor Teacher BA 2 2 1.000 $28,311 $5,828.34 $34,139.39
Hauser, Karry Teacher MA+36 8 24 1.000 $51,543 $5,828.34 $57,371.16
Heino, Lynn Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Hemer, Rachel Teacher BA 2 11 1.000 $36,511 $5,828.34 $42,338.84
Hoefling, Gretchen Teacher MA 5 15 1.000 $42,888 $5,828.34 $48,716.19
Hunziker, Jessica Teacher MA+24 7 4 1.000 $34,688 $5,828.34 $40,516.74
Irwin, Marieta Teacher BA 2 11 1.000 $36,511 $5,828.34 $42,338.84
Julin, Abigail Teacher MA 5 11 1.000 $39,244 $5,828.34 $45,071.99
Kelso, Kendra Teacher BA 2 2 1.000 $28,311 $5,828.34 $34,139.39
Kies, Lisa Teacher MA+24 7 9 1.000 $39,244 $5,828.34 $45,071.99
Kock, Lanice Teacher MA 5 22 1.000 $46,532 $5,828.34 $52,360.39
Kolbe, Donna K-6 Vocal BA+24 4 20 1.000 $44,710 $5,828.34 $50,538.29
Kolbe, William Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Krukow, Kristina Teacher BA 2 4 1.027 $30,947 $5,828.34 $36,775.08
Mahler, Brian Teacher BA+24 4 16 1.000 $42,888 $5,828.34 $48,716.19
Mahler, Kari Teacher MA 5 11 1.000 $39,244 $5,828.34 $45,071.99
Maller, Megan Teacher BA 2 1 1.000 $27,400 $5,828.34 $33,228.34
Maske, Alyssa Teacher BA+12 3 4 1.000 $31,044 $5,828.34 $36,872.54
McCollough, Eric Teacher MA+12 6 14 1.000 $42,888 $5,828.34 $48,716.19
Miller, Amanda Teacher MA+12 6 9 1.162 $44,542 $5,828.34 $50,370.82
Miller, Judy Teacher MA+36 8 25 1.000 $51,998 $5,828.34 $57,826.69
Mueggenberg, Bonnie Teacher BA+24 4 18 1.000 $43,799 $5,828.34 $49,627.24
Niehaus, Jeff Teacher BA+24 4 20 1.000 $44,710 $5,828.34 $50,538.29
Niehaus, Lauri Teacher BA+24 4 9 1.000 $36,511 $5,828.34 $42,338.84
Olerich, Brenda Teacher BA+24 4 8 1.000 $35,599 $5,828.34 $41,427.79
Peters, Marilyn Teacher MA+36 8 25 1.000 $51,998 $5,828.34 $57,826.69
Peters, MaryAnn Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Poen, Kristen Guidance MA 5 6 1.108 $38,435 $5,828.34 $44,263.08
Pudenz, Crystal Teacher BA 2 2 0.500 $14,156 $5,828.34 $19,983.86
Pullen, Dallas Teacher MA+12 6 14 1.000 $42,888 $5,828.34 $48,716.19
Quirk, Lisa Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Reiff, Carol Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Robinson, Gregory Teacher MA 5 16 1.000 $43,799 $5,828.34 $49,627.24
Rupnow, Larissa Teacher BA 2 20 1.243 $52,177 $5,828.34 $58,005.50
Rust, Pam Teacher MA+36 8 16 0.750 $34,899 $5,828.34 $40,727.37
Salgado, Melissa Teacher BA+12 3 9 1.000 $35,599 $5,828.34 $41,427.79
Schroeder, Diane Teacher MA+24 7 10 1.000 $40,155 $5,828.34 $45,983.04
Stark, Nancy Teacher BA+24 4 12 1.000 $39,244 $5,828.34 $45,071.99
Stock, Jenny Teacher MA+12 6 11 1.000 $40,155 $5,828.34 $45,983.04
Stribe, Kyle Teacher BA 2 4 1.000 $30,133 $5,828.34 $35,961.49
Tellinghuisen, Larry Teacher BA+24 4 23 1.000 $46,077 $5,828.34 $51,904.86
Tigges, Teresa Teacher MA 5 16 1.000 $43,799 $5,828.34 $49,627.24
Trost, Lori Teacher BA+24 4 22 1.000 $45,621 $5,828.34 $51,449.34
Unger, Taryn Teacher BA 2 3 1.000 $29,222 $5,828.34 $35,050.44
Villegas, Sarah Teacher BA+12 3 11 1.000 $37,422 $5,828.34 $43,249.89
Vine, Tammy Teacher MA+36 8 L 1.000 $54,881 $5,828.34 $60,709.71
Voyles, Sarah Teacher MA 5 4 1.000 $32,866 $5,828.34 $38,694.64
Waggie, David Teacher MA+24 7 24 1.000 $50,176 $5,828.34 $56,004.59
Waters, Denise Teacher BA+24 4 7 1.000 $34,688 $5,828.34 $40,516.74
Wilson, Lynne Teacher BA+12 3 20 1.000 $43,343 $5,828.34 $49,171.71
Wise, Ben Teacher BA 2 4 1.162 $35,015 $5,828.34 $40,843.06
Wolterman, Beverly Teacher BA 2 4 1.000 $30,133 $5,828.34 $35,961.49
Wuebker, Cynthia Teacher MA+36 8 19 1.000 $49,265 $5,828.34 $55,093.54
79.0601 $3,208,883
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2014-15 Schedule B Contracts Gen: 27400
Name Position Exp FTE Amount
Babe, Bob JV Football 6 0.0900 $2,466.00
Babe, Bob MS Boys Basketball 5 0.0575 $1,575.50
Bass, Chris Head Softball 7 0.1150 $3,151.00
Bontrager, Todd Head Boys Basketball 25 0.1350 $3,699.00
Bontrager, Todd Summer Driver's Ed 25 $0.00
Braby, Kale MS Wrestling 4 0.0550 $1,507.00
Braby, Kale MS Track 4 0.0550 $1,507.00
Buse, Marie Cross Country 10 0.1025 $2,808.50
Carlson, Sara Speech 10 0.1025 $2,808.50
Crabb, Sheri JV Girls Basketball 14 0.0950 $2,603.00
Daisy, Marcy Head Cheerleader Sponsor 6 0.0675 $1,849.50
Drost, Kim Asst. Drill Team 4 0.0375 $1,027.50
Ellis, Sam HS Wrestling (shared w Smith) 4 0.1050 $2,877.00
Golwitzer, Jessica MS Girls Basketball 6 0.0600 $1,644.00
Hansen, Taylor JV Football 2 0.0700 $1,918.00
Hansen, Taylor JV Track 2 0.0500 $1,370.00
Hemer, Rachel Asst. Speech 4 0.0400 $1,096.00
Hinrichs, Mitch Head Track 10 0.1150 $3,151.00
Kolbe, William Summer Band 26 0.0450 $1,233.00
Kolbe, William 7-12 Instrumental 11 0.1350 $3,699.00
Krukow, Kristina FCCLA 4 0.0140 $383.60
Krukow, Kristina FB Concessions 4 0.0275 $753.50
Krukow, Kristina Prom (1/2) 2 0.0175 $479.50
Lucas, Greg MS Football 10 0.0625 $1,712.50
Maller, Megan 9-12 Vocal 3 0.1100 $3,014.00
Mahler, Brian Summer Band 14 0.0450 $1,233.00
Mahler, Brian Instrumental Music 7-12 6 0.1300 $3,562.00
Mahler, Brian Summer Driver's Ed 0 $0.00
Maske, Alyssa Student Council 6 0.0600 $1,644.00
Maske, Alyssa Prom (1/2) 2 0.0175 $479.50
McCollough, Eric Summer Weight Room 10 0.1050 $2,877.00
McCollough, Eric Weight Room - School Yr 10 0.1350 $3,699.00
McCollough, Eric Head Football 14 0.1350 $3,699.00
Miller, Amanda NHS Sponsor 2 0.0350 $959.00
Niehaus, Jeff Head Boys Track Coach 9 0.1150 $3,151.00
Niehaus, Jeff MS Football 9 0.0625 $1,712.50
Nuetzman, Holly MS Girls Basketball 3 0.0525 $1,438.50
Nuetzman, Holly JV Softball 2 0.0500 $1,370.00
Nuetzman, Steve MS Boys Basketball 23 0.0625 $1,712.50
Nuetzman, Steve JV Football 27 0.0950 $2,603.00
Olerich, Brenda JV Volleyball 8 0.0950 $2,603.00
Peters, Marilyn JV Volleyball 26 0.0950 $2,603.00
Peters, Marilyn JH Track 13 0.0625 $1,712.50
Pudenz, Crystal K-12 Yearbook Advisor 2 0.0500 $1,370.00
Ricke, Jacob JV Baseball 3 0.0550 $1,507.00
Smith, Ben MS Wrestling 5 0.0575 $1,575.50
Smith, Connie Drill Team 29 0.0850 $2,329.00
Smith, John Head Wrestling (shared) 6 0.1050 $2,877.00
Stock, Jenny MS Quiz Bowl 8 0.0400 $1,096.00
Stribe, Kyle Head Girls Basketball 4 0.1200 $3,288.00
Stribe, Kyle Head Girls Golf 4 0.0500 $1,370.00
Tellinghuisen, Larry Activities Director + $4,650.00
Tellinghuisen, Larry MS Football Coach 10 0.0625 $1,712.50
Vauble, Mike Head Boys Golf Coach + $2,217.00
Villegas, Greg JV Football 10 0.0950 $2,603.00
Waggie, David Head Volleyball 31 0.1350 $3,699.00
Waters, Denise HS Mock Trial 8 0.0450 $1,233.00
Wellington, Ben Head Baseball 5 0.1050 $2,877.00
Wolleson, Jen Asst. Track 9 0.0750 $2,055.00
$121,851.10
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East Sac County High School
January 2015 Graduation List
At this time, the following students have applied to be January 2015 (mid-year)
graduates. We would ask you approve this list pending successful completion of
all graduation requirements.
1. Feauto, Trevor
2. Johnson, Tiffany
3. King, Emily
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2014 South East Polk Expo
Yr Student Project Category Division Result
12 Carlyle, Chris storage cabinet Material Processing Woodworking Div 4 Floor Blue
12 Carlyle, Cory CAD- trumpet Material Processing Plastics Div 4 Blue/Gold
12 Green, Alex CAD- Divet Fix Material Processing Plastics Div 3 Red
12 Echevarria, Nando CAD- Pen Communication 3D Design Div 3 Blue/Bronze
12 Echevarria, Nando CAD- Hawk Kchain Material Processing Plastics Div 3 Red
12 Haberl, Collin CAD- key chain Material Processing Plastics Div 3 Blue/ Bronze
12 Irwin, Mark CAD- Sled Deck Communication 3D Design Div 5 Blue/Bronze
12 Irwin, Mark CAD- vehicle Communication 3D Design Div 4 Blue
12 Marczweski, Cameron CAD- I4 Cover Material Processing Plastics Div 4 Blue/Silver
12 Meisheid, Tyson Gun Cabinet Material Processing Woodworking Div 5 Floor Blue/Silver
12 Warnke, Paul CAD- skate brd Material Processing Plastics Div 4 Blue
12 Warnke, Paul CAD- Key Chain Communication 3D Design Div 4 Blue Silver
12 Warnke, Paul CAD- vehicle Communication 3D Design Div 4 Blue/ Silver
11 Cook, Damon Pie Safe Material Processing Woodworking Div 4 Floor Red
11 Halbur, Michael Bed Material Processing Woodworking Div 4 Floor Blue
11 Hudson, Cassidy CAD- Dream Home Communication Arch CAD Div 3 Blue/Silver
11 Hudson, Cassidy CAD- Key chain Communication 3D Design Div 3 Blue/Silver
11 Obman, Joe Gun Cabinet Material Processing Woodworking Div 3 Floor Blue/Silver
11 Wright, Nick Morris Chair Material Processing Woodworking Div 4 Floor Blue/Silver
10 Chedester, Carter Routed Dishes Material Processing Woodworking Div 3 Table Red
10 Gullet, Evan Adiro chair Material Processing Woodworking Div 3 Floor Red
10 Janssen, Dan Isometrics Communication Machine Drafting Div 3 Blue/Gold
10 Kolb, Ian CAD- Key Chain Communication 3D Design Div 4 Blue/Bronze
10 Kolb, Ian CAD- Flashlight Communication 3D Design Div 3 Blue/Gold
10 Kolb, Ian CAD- Key chain Material Processing Plastics Div 3 Red
10 Wampler, Chris Isometrics Communication Machine Drawing Div 3 Blue/Silver
10 Wilt, Zach CAD- Dream Home Communication Arch CAD Div 3 Blue
10 Wilt, Zach Night Stands Material Processing Woodworking Div 3 Floor Blue
10 Wilt, Zach CAD- Key Chain Material Processing Plastics Div 3 Blue
9 Aschinger, Trevor clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Blue
9 Baumhover, Dylan clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Belt, Trey clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Coats, Sean clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Daisy, Hunter clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Langbein, Brandon clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Blue
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2014 South East Polk Expo
Yr Student Project Category Division Result
9 Litterer, Nolan clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Kreft, Nathan coffee table Material Processing Woodworking Div 3 Floor Blue
9 Kreft, Nathan clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Blue
9 Rand, Logan clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Roth, Konner clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
9 Slagle, Cameron clock Material Processing Woodworking Div 2 Table Red
Echevarria, Nando Shelia Robotics Group Div 5 Blue/Gold
Janssen, Dan
Kolb, Ian
Wilt, Zach
Wampler, Chris Rachet Robotics Group Div 5 Blue/Silver
Sexton, Alyssa
Mathews, Brianna
8- CO2 Cars Transportation CO2 Dragsters Div 2
51 Projects
Ribbons Scholarships
Blue- 29 Mark Irwin Silver- $500
Red- 14
White- 8
Medals
Gold- 4
Silver- 10
Bronze-4
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