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Show munity. Approved. Superintendent Haslem acquainted the board with the Special Needs Program that had been worked out. He recommended that the money allocated by the State for special needs be used on a tutorial basis to help pupils who would need the help to prepare for graduation, as well as the homebound. He said this could be paid to teachers who would voluntarily volun-tarily do the extra work before and after school and suggested that $13,000 be allocated al-located to help regularly enrolled en-rolled pupils and $4500 to pay cost of homebound. He indicated in-dicated that a teacher could earn a maximum of $275. and recommended that those participating receive $100. In December and the balance bal-ance In May. Approved. E. Terry Henrie moved that $20,000 be transferred transfer-red from account No. 15000080 to Account 074000-80 074000-80 to cover maintenance needs. Approved. reported there was a com -pressor that was surplus to the needs at Beaver High and it should be sold. The board approved this decision. decis-ion. Superintendent Haslem reported he had received word that the district had been awarded $7,000 for a music laboratory. This is additional State Funds that may only be spent for equipment equip-ment for the laboratory. Superintendent Haslem informed the board that 4 Milford High students had been out of school on spec -ial service during the funeral fun-eral of the Senior Citizens who were killed in the bus accident. They had requested request-ed that the time not be counted count-ed as unexcused, as it was special service for the com - The Clerk informed the board that there had been no filing to protest the legality regularity or formality of the board's resolution of Nov. 7, 1979, regarding the refunding bonds. A motion that the board proced to the refunding of the bonds was approved. Thomas Vogan, an intern teacher at Belknap, met with the board. He likes the com -munity and admires the fam -lly unity he sees here. He feels he has good rapport with the children in the school and feels he is becoming be-coming a good teacher. He stresses the three r's, but has other outstanding programs pro-grams in his classroom and at recess. The board likes his attitude and thinks he is a superior teacher. Angela Brough, an intern teacher at Belknap, said she loves the kindergarten. The others are very willing to help and she enjoys her teaching experiences at the school. She enjoyed the parent-teacher conferences. She was complimented on her attitude and told she would be a good teacher. Principals D. AlfredMar-shall AlfredMar-shall and Lee R. Pettey, of Beaver and Milford .High Schools met with the board to discuss a policy for administering adminis-tering expenditures. They discussed the bills they pay from their activity and their student body funds and reports re-ports they submit to the board. It was approved that the principals consult with the Superintendent on expenditures expendi-tures that are expected to exceed $350.00 and receive the approval of the board for expenditures that will exceed $1,000.00. Principal Marshall asked to be authorized to attend the coaching clinic in Anaheim, California, with Danny Miles on Feb. 8. Approved. A letter from LeRue Win-get, Win-get, Associate State Super intendent of Schools was reviewed re-viewed regarding the requirements re-quirements that the board will have to meet to get the Minersville School qualified as a necessarily existant small school. The matter was tabled for further study. Derald Joseph, an intern teacher at Minersville, described des-cribed the class program he teaches, and said it is not difficult for him to teach the mixed grades. He felt good about Parent teacher conferences con-ferences and enjoys the com -munity and teaching. Note was made that the National School Boards' Association As-sociation meeting will be held in San Francisco In April. Dean Brown's request to attend the annual media conference con-ference in Ogden was approved. ap-proved. A letter from Principal Lee R. Pettey was read which requested permission to participate in the basketball basket-ball and wrestling junior varsity program for the school. This will be limited to playing six games. The 8th grade will be participating partici-pating in basketball and the 7th and 8th in wrestling. The board approved James Mayer to the Region 8 Utah HighSchoolActlvities Association Board. He will act for the board, and if he is unable to attend a meeting meet-ing he will appoint another member of the board to attend at-tend and vote for the board. The Board President appointed ap-pointed William W. Firm-age Firm-age and Gary E. Sullivan to the Negotiating Team for this school year. Staff evaluations were presented and reviewed. Superintendent Haslem |
