March 8, 2021 at 6:00 PM - Regular Monthly Meeting of the KFCS Board of Education
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1. PRELIMINARY BUSINESS
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1.1. Call to Order
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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1.2. Roll Call
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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1.3. Public Welcome and Public Comment
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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The board welcomes you to its monthly meeting. Public input is welcome and encouraged during the Public Comment segment of this meeting. All those wishing to address the board have previously submitted their comments which have been added into the official record.
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1.4. Superintendent's Comments
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Dr. Paul Hillyer, Superintendent
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1.5. Gifts to the District
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BACKGROUND The Quota Club of Klamath Falls donated $500 to Early Childhood Intervention. The Loom Ladies donated over 150 hats to Early Childhood Intervention. The Klamath Falls Elks Club BPOE 1247 were recently the recipients of a grant which they used to purchase six Chromebooks and subsequently donated to Ponderosa Middle School. John and Janice Houck donated $100 to Ponderosa Middle School to be used at the administrations discretion. |
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2. CONSENT AGENDA
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2.1. Approval of February 8, 2021, Monthly Meeting Minutes
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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2.2. Approval of March 1, 2021, Special Session Minutes
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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2.3. Approval of March 8, 2021 Monthly Meeting Agenda
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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2.4. Approval of Personnel Agenda
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Renee Clark, Director of Human Resources
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Administration recommends approval of the following Certified hires for the 2021-2022 school year
Administration recommends approval of the following resignations/retirements of Certified staff for the 2020-2021 school year
LICENSED PERSONNEL ORS 342.513 - Renewal or non-renewal of contracts for following year. (1) each district school board shall give written notice of the renewal or non-renewal of the contract for the following school year by March 15 of each year to all teachers and administrators in its employ who are not contract teachers. In compliance with ORS 342.513, the superintendent recommends that the board vote to renew the probationary contracts for the following probationary teachers for the 2021_2022 school year (PLEASE SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT)
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3. REPORTS
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3.1. Monthly Financial Report
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A 2020-2021 revenue and expenditure summary report/projection that includes transactions through February 28, 2021 is attached. The beginning fund balance is now an actual amount rather than an estimated amount
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3.2. ECI & KBBH Annual Board Presentation
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Dena Haudenshild, Director
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Current happenings and reports from ECI and KBBH |
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3.3. KFCS Blueprint and All-Day/Everyday School Considerations
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Wendy Niskanen, Nurse & Dr. Hillyer, Superintendent
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An informational update regarding the district's Blueprint document and considerations of returning all students to full-time, in-school education. |
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4. NEW BUSINESS/ACTION ITEMS
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4.1. Approval of Resolution #21-02 Student Transfer Numbers
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Dr. Paul Hillyer, Superintendent
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Transfers to all elementary schools will be as follows: K-2 is limited to an ongoing number of transfers that cap classes at 25 students per core subjects (Math, ELA) and for grades 3-5 limited to 30 students per core subject (Math, ELA). What this means is the district at each K-5 school will accept transfers throughout the year from outside the district or from within the district at each
grade as long as the addition to that school and grade does not go above the capped limits given above. The administration recommends the Board approve student transfers to a building only if the transfer student will not put the desired classroom at under two (2) free spaces (70 ft) as determined by the ODE Operational Blueprint requirement that each student and adult in a classroom will have 35 sq. ft. of space to meet social distancing requirements. Should the ODE Operational Blueprint requirement change, the administration requests that the transfers be allowed up to the ODE space requirements while maintaining the two (2) free spaces. If ODE removes the space limitations, then transfers to all elementary schools will be as follows: K-2 is limited to an ongoing number of transfers that cap classes at 25 students per core subjects (Math, ELA) and for grades 3-5 limited to 30 students per core subject (Math, ELA). What this means is the district at each K-5 school will accept transfers throughout the year from outside the district or from within the district at each grade as long as the addition to that school and grade does not go above the capped limits shown above. |
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4.2. Approval of Resolution #21-03 Lease of Altamont Property
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Dena Haudenshild, Director & Daymond Monteith, Director of School Improvement
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The Early Childhood Intervention Program desires to lease the facility to relocate its program for preschool-age children with disabilities from its current location.
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4.3. Approval of new Zone 5 Budget Committee Member
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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Approval of applicant Allison Phair who resides in Zone 5 Pelican Elementary as the representative for the Budget Committee serving a term through 6/30/2023. |
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4.4. First Reading of New and Revised Policies
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Jeanne Morgan, Business Manager
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The district is implementing the use of procurement cards (p-cards) and simultaneously needs to implement this new policy and AR. |
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4.5. Chartwell's Contract Extension
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Renee Clark, Director of Human Resources & Brandon Shepperd, Food Service
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The District's Food Service Management Contract (FSMC), currently in it's 5th year, is set to expire on June 30, 2021. Due to COVID, the United States Department of Agriculture has approved a Nationwide Waiver of Food Service Management Contract Duration in the National School Lunch Program and Summer Food Service Program. This national waiver allows FSMC contracts that may expire by or around June 30, 2021, and have not been extended for SY 2020-2021 to be extended through school year 2021-2022 (June 30, 2022). The extension will include the contractual CPI increase based upon the March 2021 CPI data which will be released in mid-April.
The FSMC contract with Chartwells' has a guaranteed return of $25,000 per school year. Prior to this contract the Food Service Program was in the negative and had to be supplemented by the District's general fund. Our current Food Service Director, Brandon Sheppard, took over in January 2020, just prior to the shut down. While Mr. Sheppard had been preparing menu overhauls and working with our Wellness Committee and Klamath Hunger Coalition to improve options, he had to quickly halt those plans and create a dynamic District-wide COVID plan. In just a matter of days, he worked with staff to provide meals for our students at home. With the ever-changing COVID requirements, he has successfully delivered over 333,333 grab-and-go meals (April 2020-February 2021) for district families. If the District were to publish an RFP now, it would be impossible to provide accurate meal counts since we have been distributing meals under the Summer Food Program. By extending this contract and proceeding with the RFP in 2022, we will be able to publish accurate numbers based on the new school years' counts.
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4.6. Approval of Superintendent Employment Agreement
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Dr. Mychal Amos, Chair
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Approval of employment agreement with Keith Brown.
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5. OLD BUSINESS/ACTION ITEMS
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6. BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS
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7. CLOSING COMMENTS FROM THE CHAIR
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8. ADJOURNMENT
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