Board Summary - September 22, 2014 Administrative Report - See the superintendent report at this link on the district website: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vplfwlbavffiq47/AABJweFPDVvJGydt5N8bOTEVa/September%202014/Se ptember%2022%2C%202014%20Superintendent%27s%20Report.pdf?dl=0 Budget Reconciliation and Referendum Outcome Resolution Approved if referendum does not pass:

Prioritized Ranking: 1= Cut First; 5= Cut Last 1 2

3

4

5

Fund 10 Budget Reconciliation Options

Reduction of staff in the custodial/maintenance, transportation, clerical, and/or administrative areas Reduction of costs in athletics through possible consolidation with other districts of specific sports or elimination of specific sports Reduction of staffing in the areas of art, music, and physical education affecting elementary class time, middle school course options, and high school electives Reduction of middle school staffing eliminating courses in Family Consumer Education, Health, & Technology Education as well as the following electives: Agriculture, Computer Applications, Ecology, and Extended Studies Reduction of high school staffing affecting electives in the areas of Agriculture, Business Education, Family Consumer Education, Spanish, and Technology Education, as well as other electives in core areas such as English, math, science, and social studies

Amount Reflects Reduction & Subsequent Costs to Implement $55,000

Cumulative Total

$20,000

$75,000

$156,000

$231,000

$85,000

$316,000

$93,000

$409,000

Hired:  Kristy Burmeister, Grade 2 Teacher.  Chris Telfer, Grade 5-6 Music Teacher. Approved:  PMA Financial Planning Agreement for 2014-15.  National FFA Convention Overnight Trip to Louisville, KY, Oct. 28-Nov. 1

$55,000

Donations Accepted:  U.S. Map laid out to scale painted on Elementary/Middle School playground by Brussels Lions Club.  $1635.13 for elementary and $264.98 for middle school projects from Target.  $1000.00 for athletic training supplies from Ministry Door County Medical Center.  $266.16 for student projects from Renard’s Cheese Store.  School supplies worth $1500.00 collected from American Family Insurance employees for Caring Closet.  $160.00 to FFA from DC Veterinary Associates and Zoetis Corp.  $135.73 from SDHS Class of 1964 for Alumni Hall of Fame.  $70.00 for FB from DC Charities, Inc. from NFL Boat Sales. Report: Principals presented School Improvement Report, located at this link: ..\..\Info\201415\September 22, 2014\Annual State Report Card Results & School Improvement.pdf Recognition of the Public:  Kim Nowikowski: She said she is disappointed in the amount of information provided at the annual meeting and wants information to be provided as in the past. Reminder: Board meetings are now being videotaped with access located on the district website.