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Show 'oooooonnoo 10 School 'Board The Board of Education, Nebo School District, met in regular session in the District Office, Spanish Fork, Utah, on Monday, March 9, 1970 at 5:30 p.m. President William H. Sorensen was preRoll call showed all members siding. present. Superintendent Joe A. Reidhead, and LeRoy Whitehead, Clerk-Treasur- er, Jr., were also present. Invocation: Glenn W, Coffman. Visitor: William C. Davis, Spanish F ork, Utah. AGENDA: Meeting of the Nebo School District Board of Education Inspection of Schools, March 9, 1970. At 11:30 a.m. the Board met at the District Office and from this point did proceed to Westside School, Springville Middle, Brookside, Sage Creek, Mapleton, Lake Shore, Benjamin, Goshen, Santaquin, Payson High, Payson Jr. High, ParkView, Payson Middle, Peteetneet, Spanish Fork Middle, Central, Park, Spanish Fork High and arrived back to the District Office for Board Meeting. Agenda Item No. 1: The Clerks tentative notes of the meeting held February 9, 1970, were approved with the following amendment: Agenda Item No. 6B, under the Motion, the statement voting unanimous should be deleted and should read: Voting or Motion: Glenn W. Coffman Seconded Dr. J. Robert Hogan That the minutes of February 9, 1970, be approved with the noted correction. Voting unanimous. Agenda Item No. 2: Claims amounting to $142,636.06 (Vouchers 2266 to 2633 inclusive) were approved for payment. Motion: Ray S. Whiting Seconded Lynn Crook That the above claims be approved as presented. Voting unamious. Agenda Item No. 3: A financial report was furnished to the Superintendent and each member of the Board showing a bank I balance of $294,888.88 with checks outThe financial standing of $341,933.20. report indicated estimated revenue and balances of $7,040,034. Receipts to date including balances were $4,274,706.02. Estimated balances due $2,765,327.98. Amount budgeted $7,040,031 Expended to date $4,020,067.60. Unexpended balance $3,019,966.40. Motion: Glenn W. Coffman Seconded Dr. J. Robert Hogan That the financial report be accepted and filed. Voting unanimous. Agenda Item No. 4: Communications from the Board. Item No. 4A: Board member Glenn Coffman made known to the Board a complaint he had received regarding a teacher. They felt he was not teaching his subject in a satisfactory manner. He also indicated that this teacher had requested to have his assignment changed but had been denied the request. Item No. 4B: Board member Glenn Coffman brought to the attention of the Board a complaint regarding a lunch employee. The Board recommended that Superintendent Reidhead investigate this problem and make his recommendations at the next Board meeting. Item No. 4C: Board member Dr. J. Robert Hogan gave a progress report to the Board regarding property he had been assigned to look at. He reported that the property was now being listed with a real estate office. Item No. 4D: Board member Dr. J. Robert Hogan brought to the attention of the Board a bus problem in the Goosenest area in the southeast area of Payson, wherein the parties involved requested bus service rather than to be paid in lieu of It was the recommendation bus service. of the Board that this request be held for this year and be reviewed when bus routes are considered for the next school year. Item No. 4E: Board member Ray S. PAY'ON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 26, 1970 THE Whiting reported on a billing to the School District from Mapleton City for the use of the civic center for classroom use during the construction period of the Mapleton Elementary School Addition. His recommendations to the city councilmen were to be considered at the next city council meeting. He requested this bill be held pending the outcome of the city council meeting. Item No. 4F: Board President Sorensen reported to the Board a problem existing wherein a child was reportedly being discriminated against by a teacher in the school. Superintendent Reidhead was instructed to talk with the teacher to help correct this problem. Agenda Item No. 5: Delegations Irem No. 5A:Mr.HermanSeppimetwith the Board to discuss the roof problems being experienced at the Springville and Payson High Schools. Mr. Seppi outlined his thinking as to the possible causes of the roof failure on the two buildings, the possible Solutions that might correct these problems and the estimated costs involved. It was Mr. Seppis recommendation to write letters outlining the problems as he saw them and to notify suppliers of the problems existing. Motion: Lynn Crook Seconded Dr. J. Robert Hogan That the Superintendent contact attorneys Sumsion & Park to work with Mr. Seppi to work out details correcting the roofing problems at the Springville and Payson High Schools. Voting unanimous. Item No. 5B: Mr. Jack Etherington, Mr. Lars Bishop, and Mr. Eugene Hillman of Paysn, Utah, met with the Board to discuss the Payson HighSchool Bleacher Program. A committee of Payson citizens have organized to help raise funds to construct bleachers for the Payson High School Football Stadium. Mr. Etherington discussed with the Board the procedures the committee was using in calling for donations, particularly from alumni members of Payson High School, along with other interested citizens of the Nebo School District. He reported to the Board that to : date they had paid or pledged approximately $4,000 to the bleacher fund. Mr. Etherington outlined a procedure being offered to the citizens of the area to purchase a seat in the stadium at the cost of $50 per seat which would bear the name of the donor. The ultimate goal of the stadium was for 2,800 seats which would have an approximate cost of $35,000. Mr. Ether ington pointed out that in addition to monies being pledged and paid towards this project that much material and labor and the use of equipment was being donated to help complete this project. The Board of Education of Nebo School District has budgeted funds to partn-ip.itin this project. President Sorensen i ..mmended the group for their efforts m this project and pledged the : Boards continued support in helping them meet .the goals of this bleacher project. Item No. 5C: Mrs. Lucille Weight of Springville, Utah, a teacher aide working in the R.C.C.D. project in the Jefferson School at Springville met with the Board to discuss the District Sick Leave Policy for teachers aides. Mrs. Weight had written to the Board requesting this audi- - SAVE NOW! . Glas-be- lt TIRE SALE! REDUCTIONS ON ALL CAR - TRUCK TRACTOR TIRES UP TO 20 OFF -- EVERYBODY WELCOME Free mounting of every new tire. ALSO: reduced prices on oil filters and grease. THREE DAYS ONLY batteries, oil, - THUR. 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