Minutes 2018-06-18

YORK SUBURBAN SCHOOL BOARD
COMBINED PLANNING COMMITTEE AND REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
JUNE 18, 2018 – 7:00 PM
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

An Executive Session was held prior to the meeting at 6:15 PM.

M I N U T E S
(pending approval on July 16, 2018)

General Business
Call to Order – Mrs. Schroeder, Board Vice-President
1. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
  Mrs. Schroeder called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
2. Roll Call
  Members present – Ellen Freireich, Richard Robinson, James Sanders, Lois Ann Schoeder, Steven Scalet, Joel Sears, Kenneth Watts, Lauren Guyer (Student Representative)
  
  Members not present – John Posenau, Michael Thoman
3. A reminder to please silence your cell phone during the meeting.
  Mrs. Schroeder reported above.
4. Public Comment. All comments and questions will be addressed to the President. Board and staff members will not normally respond to comments or questions during the meeting unless recognized by the President for this purpose. Comments will be limited, at the discretion of the President, to five minutes or less.
  An opportunity was provided for public comment.
  
  Dick Grau, 2401 Cambridge Road – praying for the YS Board members and Leadership as they make decisions; appreciated the Board not going to the maximum tax increase for 2018-19; Rotary Youth Leadership Camp was a great experience for several students
  
  Shabrie West, 105 Bridlewood Way – asked questions about Student and Family Services Coordinator job description
  
  Dr. Redding responded that this item will be discussed later in the meeting.
5. Discussion and Action on Board Minutes. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Monthly Meeting of May 21, 2018. [Approval as submitted/corrected]
  The minutes were approved as submitted.
Treasurer’s Report – Mr. Sears
Consent Agenda: [Would any Board member like any of these items considered separately or are there any questions on any of these items? If not, the chair moves approval of the below-mentioned items; Roll Call Vote]

Approval of Financial Reports as of May 31, 2018 [File for audit]
1. Treasurer’s Report (All Funds)
2. General Fund Revenue Report
3. General Fund Expenditure Report
4. Summary Report – Capital Project, Capital Reserve, Food Service
5. Check Summary Report – General Fund, Food Service, Capital Project
6. Student Activity Account Summary
7. Budget Transfers
  Motion, Sears, Second, Robinson; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
Board President’s Report – Mrs. Schroeder, Board Vice-President
1. The Board met prior to this meeting in Executive Session as permitted by Section 707 of the Sunshine Act for the purpose of discussing matters of personnel. No official action was taken.
  Mrs. Schroeder reported above.
2. Mrs. Schroeder reported that Board leadership met with a group of Act 93 administrators for an initial Fireside Chat. It is expected these meetings will continue periodically with all Board members participating in a rotating format.
3. A discussion took place about registration for Board members for the PSBA School Leadership Conference on October 17-19. Conference registration has been budgeted for 2018-19 for Board members. Mrs. Freireich plans to attend the conference.
Acting Superintendent’s Report – Dr. Redding
1. Student Enrollment Report / Cyber Charter Report
  Dr. Redding reported above.
2. The Administration recommends Board approval of the Class of 2018 Graduates. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  The Final Report for the Class of 2018 is provided.
  
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Sears; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
3. The Administration recommends Board approval of the overnight field trip request for High School Concert Band, Concert Choir and Orchestra. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Robinson; Approval.
  
  A discussion took place and the points were – questions were asked about having an appropriate number of male chaperones and provisions for students that can not afford to attend the trip; a suggestion was made to possibly include this information on the application for the future.
  
  Mr. Shirey responded that a provision is most likely in place for students that are unable to afford to pay for the trip and will check about the requested information.
  
  Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
4. The Administration recommends Board approval of the job description for the Student and Family
  Services Coordinator and proceed with advertisement to have a candidate for the 2018-19 school year. This position is part of the “Administrative Non-classified” job classification for employee benefits. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  
  Dr. Redding reported above.
  
  Motion, Watts, Second, Robinson; Approval.
  
  A discussion took place and the points were – strongly support this position, not thrilled with the title, would like to see social worker in the title; very concerned about this job description that is too open-ended and is a shopping list of responsibilities, the work responsibilities would take multiple people, how will success and effectiveness be measured?, concern with moving forward and trying to figure out the position.
  
  Dr. Redding reported that one person cannot do all these things and the consensus is having another person to provide some services is a good stop. Anticipate strong support from administrators and counselors to use this person productively.
  
  Roll Call Vote, all present, yes, except Sears, Sanders, no. Motion carried 5-2.
5. The Administration Recommends Board approval of a new elementary teacher position to address enrollment needs in Kindergarten at Yorkshire Elementary for the 2018-19 school year. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Dr. Redding reported above stating that the kindergarten enrollment is over 100 at Yorkshire Elementary as of today.
  
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Robinson; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
6. The Administration recommends Board approval of the following modifications to contractual extracurricular positions as approved by YSEA for the 2018-19 school year.
  1. Rename HS Head Marching and Concert Band Director to HS Head Marching and MS Concert Band Director (Both Tier 1), $6,689, Matt Husler
  2. Add new position HS Concert Band Director (Tier 4), $1,289, Amy Intrieri
  3. Rename YS Singers to YS Choral Ensembles (both Tier 4), $2,324, Hannah Stayer
    [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
    
    Motion, Sanders, Second, Freireich; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
7. York County Safe Schools Association – Statement of Cooperation – Access to Evacuation and Sheltering Centers
  Dr. Redding reported above.
  
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Robinson; Approval.
  
  A discussion continued and the point was – other entities do participate in this process.
  
  Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
8. YS Administrative Team Rally Report – Dr. Ketterman
  Dr. Ketterman reported the YS Administrative Team Rally/Retreat was held on June 12 and 13. Dr. Williams, the new Superintendent, was able to join the team both days. On Tuesday, we stayed on site and information was shared as the team reflected on the successes and celebrations for the year and worked on a goal setting process that resulted with a work in process that now has three broad district goals with several actions steps. On Wednesday, the team was off site at Refreshing Mountain that is located north of Lancaster working on team building with a facilitator.
9. Reports from Administrators
  Dr. Fuhrman, East York Elementary Principal, provided a report on how success is defined.
  
  Mr. Shirey, High School Assistant Principal, provided a report on the statistics of the Class of 2018 graduates and the HS staff Run, Hide and Fight drill that focused on an active shooter in the building.
10. Dr. Redding made an announcement that Barry Girling will receive the PASBO Award of Excellence in School Facilities selected by his peers for excellence as a Facilities Director at the Annual Staff Training Day held at Littlestown High School on June 19. Congratulations Barry!
11. An opportunity was provided for public comment.
  Dick Grau – complimented the high school for having an active shooter drill
Business Office Report – Ms. Mason
1. The Administration recommends Board approval to become a member of the Paradigm Captive (through Pareto) and accept the Captive’s HCC Stop Loss proposal. The HCC Stop Loss coverage includes a $150,000 Specific per member deductible with no lasers and a “no new laser” provision. Coverage also includes aggregate protection. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Robinson; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
2. The Administration recommends Board approval of the AIA Services and Consulting Agreement for 2018-19. The consulting fee will remain at $50,400. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion, Sears, Second, Freireich; Approval.
  
  A discussion continued and the point was – the amount is the same as 2017-18.
  
  Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
3. The Administration recommends Board approval of the contract with Flores & Associates, LLC for Cobra Administrative Services for 2018-19. Rates are as per the attachment. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion, Sears, Second, Freireich; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
4. The Administration recommends Board approval of the three year contract with Tyco Simplex Grinnell for the service and support for the fire and life safety systems district wide for a total annual cost of $33,043.34. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
5. The Administration recommends Board approval of the three year contract with Johnson Controls for the chiller at Indian Rock Elementary in the amounts as follows: $4,695 for the first year, $5,608 for the second year and $5,776 for the third year. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Robinson; Approval of Items D and E. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
6. The Administration recommends Board approval of the purchase of a John Deere 3039R Compact Utility Tractor under the State Contract for Power Equipment in the amount of $22,755.06. This purchase is to be made from the Capital Reserve Fund as discussed through the budget process. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion Freireich, Second, Sears; Approval of Items F and I. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
7. The Administration recommends Board approval of the 2017-18 Tuition Rates as follows: Elementary Rate – $12,899.62; Secondary Rate – $12,663.00. Both of these rates are higher than 2016-17. The tuition charges are based on the District’s annual financial report and child accounting attendance reports submitted by the Chief School Administrator of the School District for the preceding school year which ended June 30, 2017. The charges have been calculated in accordance with the provisions of Section 2561 of the PA Public School Code of 1949 as amended. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  Motion, Freireich, Second, Robinson; Approval.
  
  A discussion continued and points were – Board policy does not allow tuition students and this action is per School Code; there are not separate tuition rates for IEP students; a different calculation is used to calculate charter school special education students.
  
  Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
8. The Administration recommends Board approval of the 2018-19 Food Service Budget of $1,517,173 and set the lunch and breakfast prices as follows:
  
  Proposed Meal Prices – 2018-19
  
  $.10 Increase (Lunch)
  
  Lunch
  
  Breakfast
  
  $2.50 Elementary
  
  $1.40 Elementary
  
  $2.75 Secondary
  
  $1.40 Secondary
  
  $3.90 Adult
  
  $1.95 Adult
  
  [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  
  Motion, Robinson, Second, Freireich; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
9. The Administration recommends Board approval of the purchase of a 2019 Transit Van under the PA Costars Contract #025-002 for a total cost of $24,495. This purchase is to be made from the Capital Reserve Fund as discussed through the budget process. [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
  This item was included in a motion above.
10. Informational:
  1. Donation from the All-Sports Booster Club in the amount of $1,463.50 for lane line reels for swimming.
  2. Donation from the All-Sports Booster Club in the amount of $109.98 for targets for the boys lacrosse team.
  3. Donation from the All-Sports Booster Club in the amount of $600.00 for pads/shields for the football team.
    Ms. Mason reported above.
  4. Food Service Department Report
    1. Dining Review Report for May
    2. Sales Report
      Ms. Mason reported above.
Student Board Representative Report – Lauren Guyer
Miss Guyer provided an athletics report. Students are excited to be on summer vacation. On May 24 during the day prior to graduation, the members of the Class of 2018 walked through hallways of their previous YS schools and that is always a powerful experience for both the graduates and teachers. During the following week, Kindergarten graduations were held at Valley View and Yorkshire Elementary Schools, a variety of fun engaging activities and award programs were held at the elementary buildings and middle school and high school students prepared and took final exams. During the summer, pre-season training will be taking place for fall sports teams.

Mrs. Schroeder shared that the Board is pleased to have Miss Guyer in attendance at her first meeting.

Committee Reports – Mrs. Schroeder

Committee Schedule
Mrs. Schroeder reported above.
Communications Committee Report – Mr. Robinson
The Activity and Communications Reports are provided.

Mr. Robinson reported above. The new District website will be launched on July 1.
Facilities Committee Report – Mrs. Freireich
The minutes of May 9 are provided.

Mrs. Freireich reported above and reviewed a summer project summary and future project summary. An Eagle Scout project overview was given by Ben Klimes at the last committee meeting to build a gaga pit near the playground equipment at Yorkshire Elementary. A summer maintenance report was provided. Congratulations to Barry Girling for the award that he will be receiving tomorrow that was mentioned earlier in the meeting.
Finance Committee Report – Mr. Sears
The minutes of May 16 are provided.

Mr. Sears reported above and provided highlights from the June 13 committee meeting.

Personnel Committee Report – Mr. Robinson

Consent Agenda: [You have before you the Personnel Report which includes resignation, termination, appointment, employment, leave of absence, reassignment, re-appointment of fall coaches, substitute teacher and volunteer. Would any Board member like any of these items considered separately or are there any questions on any of these items? If not, the chair moves approval of the below-mentioned items; Roll Call Vote]

Motion, Robinson, Second, Freireich; Approval.

A discussion continued and the point was – request for the future to provide a total in the column for salary in items similar to Item 7.

Roll call vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.

Dr. Ketterman introduced Kayla Jacoby and Nicole Shaak that were in attendance this evening.

Resignation
1. Recommend the approval of the resignation of Amy Gardini, Middle School Administrative Assistant, effective June 5, 2018.
2. Recommend the approval of the resignation of Alexander Gibson, Assistant Girls Lacrosse #2 Coach, effective May 30, 2018.
3. Recommend the approval of the resignation of Jennifer Harr as Middle School Student Council Co-Advisor (1/2) and Middle School Assistant Student Council Co-Advisor (1/2), effective May 30, 2018.
4. Recommend the approval of the resignation of Heather Robinson-Phillips, Instructional Support Aide at Indian Rock Elementary, effective June 11, 2018.
5. Recommend Board approval of the resignation of Amy Wallace, Reading Specialist at Valley View Elementary, effective August 17, 2018.
Termination
1. Recommend Board approval of the termination of the employment of Dennis Leas, Custodian at the High School, effective May 31, 2018.
2. Recommend Board approval of the termination of the employment of Melissa Reilly, Health Room Assistant at East York Elementary and Indian Rock Elementary, effective May 31, 2018.
Appointment
Recommend the appointment of Jordyn Beck as MS Student Council Co-Advisor and MS Assistant Student Council Co-Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at the salaries of $644.50 and $354, respectively, which represents 1/2 of Step 1 of the Extracurricular Salary Schedule.

Employment

Name:	Kayla A. Jacoby
Education:	Central York High School; Diploma; Kutztown University, B.S. in Education
Certification:	Grades PK-4; Special Education PK-8
Contract:	Temporary Professional Contract
Salary:	$56,700 – B.S. – Step 2
Assignment:	Indian Rock Elementary – 3rd Grade
Effective:	2018-2019 – conditional upon completion of employment documents

Name:	Casey A. Reider
Education:	South Carroll High School, Sykesville MD, Diploma; Millersville University, B.S. in Education
Certification:	English 7-12
Contract:	Temporary Professional Contract
Salary:	$56,700 – B.S. – Step 2
Assignment:	High School – English
Effective:	2018-2019 – conditional upon completion of employment documents

Name:	Nicole B. Shaak
Education:	Warwick High School, Diploma; Millersville University, B.S. in Education
Certification:	Grades PK-4
Contract:	Temporary Professional Contract
Salary:	$55,700 – B.S. – Step 1
Assignment:	East York Elementary – 3rd Grade
Effective:	2018-2019

Recommend the employment of Kasey Bireley as HS Winter Percussion Co-Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $429.66 which represents 1/3 of Step 1 of the Extracurricular Salary Schedule.
Recommend the employment of Megan Chapman as a Full-time Substitute Social Studies Teacher at the Middle School for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $55,700 which represents Step 1 of the Bachelor’s Schedule.
Recommend the employment of John Enders as Head Girls Cross Country Coach for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $3,558 which represents Step 3 of the Extracurricular Salary Schedule.
Recommend the employment of Eliza Fullerton as a seasonal maintenance employee at the hourly rate of $8.50, effective June 19, 2018, conditional upon completion of employment documents.
Recommend the employment of Amy Gardini as a Substitute Administrative Assistant at the hourly rate of $10.50, effective June 19, 2018.
Recommend the employment of Richard Guyer as Head Boys & Girls Swimming Coach for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $7,501 which represents Step 4 of the Extracurricular Salary Schedule.
Recommend the employment of Kelsey Hartman as Administrative Assistant for Operational Services effective July 1, 2018 at the hourly rate of $16.54.
Recommend the employment of Nathan Hoover as Assistant Girls Soccer Coach #1 for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $4,186 which represents Step 4 of the Extra Curricular Salary Schedule.
Recommend the employment of Daniel Leik as a seasonal maintenance employee at the hourly rate of $8.50, effective June 19, 2018.
Recommend the employment of Rayburn LeValley as a Substitute Custodian effective June 19, 2018, at the hourly rate of $10.00.
Recommend the employment of Joshua Lofties as HS Winter Percussion Co-Advisor for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $429.66 which represents 1/3 of Step 1 of the Extracurricular Salary Schedule.
Recommend the employment of Leigha Purcell as a Full-time Substitute Science Teacher at the High School for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $55,700 which represents Step 1 of the Bachelor’s Schedule, conditional upon issuance of certification and completion of employment documents.
Recommend the employment of Nafeesah Pye-LeValley as a Substitute Custodian effective June 19, 2018, at the hourly rate of $10.00.
Recommend the employment of Audrey Schaefer, who is currently a 50% Social Studies Teacher, as a Full-time Social Studies Teacher at the salary of $56,700 (B.S. – Step 2) beginning with the 2018-2019 school year.
Recommend the employment of Andrew Shorb as MS Head Boys and Girls Cross Country Coach for the 2018-2019 school year at the salary of $2,022 which represents Step 1 of the Extracurricular Salary Schedule.

Leave of Absence
Recommend Board approval of the request of Marcos Rivera, Custodian at the High School, for an FMLA leave of absence starting June 19, 2018 through approximately June 22, 2018.
Reassignment
1. Notification to the Board of the reassignment of Shannon Patterson from the position of Office Aide at Indian Rock Elementary to the position of Administrative Assistant at Indian Rock Elementary at the hourly rate of $16.54.
2. Notification to the Board of the reassignment of Megan Sheely from the position of Office Aide at East York Elementary to the position of Instructional Support Aide at East York Elementary.
3. Notification to the Board of the reassignment of Linda Slenker from the position of Instructional Support Aide at Valley View Elementary to the position of Administrative Assistant at the Middle School at the hourly rate of $15.44.

Re-appointment of Fall Coaches for 2018-2019

Last	First	Position	Salary	Step
Bobb	Jessica	Assistant Field Hockey #2	$3,974	4
Bologa	Ryan	Middle School Co-Assistant Football #2 (1/2)	$1,179.50 (1/2)	1
Dalton	Larry	Middle School Head Football	$4,786	4
Fornadel	John	Head Boys Soccer	$6,719	4
Guerin	Thomas	Head Boys and Girls Golf	$3,558	3
Guyer	Sonia	Head Girls Volleyball	$5,818	4
Herman	Ronald	Head Boys Cross Country	$4,186	4
Hopkins	Dishon	Middle School Co-Assistant Football #2 (1/2)	$1,685 (1/2)	4
Jackson	Michael	Middle School Head Field Hockey	$2,864	3
Johnson	Ali	Co-Assistant Football #3 (1/2)	$2,093 (1/2)	4
Kinard	Michael	Assistant Boys Soccer #1	$4,186	4
Loucks	Andrew	Head Football	$7,501	4
Luckenbaugh	Scott	Co-Assistant Football #3 (1/2)	$2,577.50 (1/2)	4
Marshall	Brian	Assistant Football #1	$6,259	4
Milkowski	Elizabeth	Head Field Hockey	$5,818	4
Shouck	Amanda	Assistant Girls Volleyball	$4,186	4
Shugars	Thomas	Head Girls Soccer	$6,719	4
Snyder	Todd	Middle School Assistant Football #1	$3,370	4
Stayman	Denise	Middle School Head Cheerleading – Fall	$2,257	3
Toman	Rebecca	Head Girls Tennis	$4,510	4
Werner	Denise	Assistant Field Hockey #1	$4,186	4
Yoder	Leslee	Head Cheerleading – Fall	$4,186	4
Zortman	Craig	Assistant Football #2	$5,155	4

Recommend Board approval of the following Substitute Teacher effective June 4, 2018:
Jennifer Gaidos
Recommend Board approval of the following Volunteer effective June 19, 2018:
Elizabeth Kinley

Motion, Robinson, Second, Freireich; Approval of a $5000 stipend for Dr. Tawn Ketterman that is to be 100% salary deferred to her traditional 403(b) for additional administrative duties and responsibilities on behalf of the District during the 2017-18 school year.
Roll Call Vote, all present, yes, except Sanders, Sears, no. Motion carried 5-2.

Policy Committee Report – Mr. Thoman
1. The minutes of February 1 are provided.
  Dr. Redding reported above.
2. The committee recommends the following policy and administrative regulation revisions.
  1. Policy 138 – Language Instruction Educational Program for English Learners (marked-up version with old and new content)
    Committee Revised Recommendation
  2. 138-AR-0 – Limited English Proficiency Program
  3. 138-AR-1 – English Learner Parent Family Engagement and Communication
  4. Policy 150 – Title I – Comparability of Services (marked-up version with old and new content)
  5. Policy 625 – Procurement Cards (marked-up version with old and new content)
  6. Policy 918 – Title I Parent and Family Engagement (marked-up version with old and new content)
    Committee Revised Recommendation
  7. 918-AR-1 – Checklist for School-Parent and Family Meetings
  8. 918-AR-3 – School-Parent and Family Compact
    [Motion; Discussion; Roll Call Vote]
    
    Motion, Watts, Second, Robinson; Approval. Roll Call Vote, all present, yes. Motion carried 7-0.
3. Additional Policy Discussion
  1. Policy 210.1 – Possession/Administration of Asthma Inhalers/Epinephrine Auto-Injectors (marked-up version with old and new content)
    Committee Revised Recommendation
  2. Policy 810 – Transportation (marked-up version with old and new content)
    Committee Revised Recommendation
    
    Dr. Redding reported the above policies have been revised and are ready to be presented at the July Board meeting or the next Policy Review Committee meeting. No action is required this evening.
Additional Committee Reports
Mrs. Schroeder asked if there were additional reports. There were none at this time.

An opportunity was provided for public comment. There was none at this time.
Lincoln Intermediate Unit Report
1. The “…by Dawn’s Early Light”, highlights of the LIU Board meeting of June 5, is provided.
  Mrs. Freireich reported above.
2. LIU Joint Operating Authority Report – Mrs. Freireich
  Mrs. Freireich reported the York Learning Center budget for 2018-19 was passed and is the same as previous year.
York Adams Academy Report – Mrs. Freireich
Mrs. Freireich reported a total of 12 YS students have graduated from York Adams Academy with a total of 139 students graduating for the 2017-18 school year.
York Adams Tax Bureau Report – Ms. Mason
No report
York County School of Technology Report – Mrs. Schroeder
The YCST Joint Operating Committee Mini-Board Report of May 31 is provided.

Mrs. Schroeder reported above. Commencement was held on June 5. The land purchase by YCST was finalized with an overwhelmingly positive vote, 90 votes in favor, 27 votes against and 2 abstention votes.
Recognition of Visitors
Mrs. Schroeder thanked the members of the public that attended this evening’s meeting.
Board Meeting and Committee Schedule
Mrs. Schroeder reported above.
Recognition of Dr. Larry R. Redding, Acting Superintendent
Mrs. Schroeder thanked Dr. Redding for his service to YS and presented him a plaque. A rounding applause was provided for Dr. Redding.

Dr. Redding commented that when he was selected back in October, discussion took place about building a bridge from what was at YS and what will be at YS. As the bridge builder, he shared that he feels good about what was done this year. A new Superintendent is ready to start in July and pace was kept with the personnel and curriculum issues. The Board is to be commended for all the extra hours they put in with meetings and the interview process for the new Superintendent. The Administrators are greatly appreciated for all their work to maintain quality instruction. Thanks was extended to everyone for providing support during his journey at YS
Public Comment. All comments and questions will be addressed to the President. Board and staff members will not normally respond to comments or questions during the meeting unless recognized by the President for this purpose. Comments will be limited, at the discretion of the President, to five minutes or less.
An opportunity was provided for public comment. There was none at this time.
Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 8:33 PM.

Posted in SB-Minutes

Proposed Meal Prices – 2018-19
$.10 Increase (Lunch)
Lunch	Breakfast
$2.50 Elementary	$1.40 Elementary
$2.75 Secondary	$1.40 Secondary
$3.90 Adult	$1.95 Adult