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Board of Trustees Meeting

7:15 a.m., Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Board of Education Office

President Juan Garcia called the Board of Trustees meeting to order at 7:15 a.m.  Others present included Board of Trustees members:  Stephanie Jones, Russ Meacham, Pat Miskel, Lynda Richert, and Kevin Wolters.  Also present were Executive Director Penny Askew, School Liaison Linda Thomas, and Curriculum Director Jason James.

 

Consent Agenda:  Jones made a motion to approve the consent agenda, which included the minutes from the January 2011 Board of Trustees meeting and the executive director’s report.  Wolters seconded the motion, which carried.

Financial Report:  Meacham reviewed the financial reports from January and March 2011.  Richert made a motion to approve the financial reports and Miskel seconded.  Motion carried.

OLD BUSINESS:

Scholarship Report:  Askew reported that donor Robert Brickner had offered to honor 2010 Brickner Scholarship recipient Aaron Anglin’s scholarship as long as he enrolled in school by the time he was 20 years old.  Had not yet heard from Davis-McElmurry Trust regarding disbursement for 2011; the deadline for scholarship applications was March 31, and interviews would be scheduled in April.

Fundraising:  Meacham shared an idea about broadcasting school events utilizing broadband technology.  Fundraising committee set a meeting for April 1 to discuss ideas.

Top 10 Day:  Askew reported that the date had been set for May 11.  Actual event will be from 12:00-1:30 p.m.  Set-up will begin at 10:30 a.m.

NEW BUSINESS:

Spring Grants:  Jones made a motion to fund Jackie Sternberger’s request to attend the Colonial Williamsburg workshop with Neparko Family Teacher Assistance Funds, $2,600.  Miskel seconded the motion, which carried.

Richert made a motion to provide $1525 for the grant “R2D2 Robots.”  Wolters seconded the motion, which carried.

Wolters made a motion to provide $900 for the grant “Study Island.”  Miskel seconded the motion, which carried.

Jones moved to table discussion of the grant “T’app’ Into Reading & Math” until the status of the project’s request to ONG was known.  MIskel seconded the motion, which carried.

Newsletter:  Askew asked the Board if they wished to continue the newsletter.  Consensus was positive, and the next newsletter should focus on fundraising efforts, with spotlights on past grants.

Next Meeting Date:  The next Board of Trustees meeting was set for Tuesday, May 3, 2011, following the annual meeting at 7:15 a.m. at the Board of Education office.

Adjournment:   Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 a.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Penny Askew

Executive Director

ADDENDA TO MINUTES:

Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence All-State Partner:  On March 10, Askew emailed the Board of Trustees that CHS senior Austin McCullough had been selected as an Academic All-State recipient, and that the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence was asking for a donation of $1,250 for CPSF to be an All-State Partner.  $1,000 of the contribution would go to McCullough as a college scholarship; $250 to OFE to cover costs for the awards banquet.  Stephanie Jones made a motion to donate $1250 to OFE; Amy Hunter seconded.  Motion carried.

Neparko/Colonial Williamsburg Grant:  On April 26, at a special meeting of the Board of Trustees, Stephanie Jones made a motion to cancel additional funding for Jackie Sternberger to attend the Colonial Williamsburg workshop, as she was leaving the Clinton Public School system.  CPSF had paid for her plane ticket, but no other funding had been allocated to date.  Terry Garner seconded the motion, which carried.

Respectfully submitted,

Penny Askew

Executive Director