Board of Education Evansville Community School District
Regular Meeting Agenda
Monday, May 14, 2007
High School LMC- 640 S. Fifth Street
5:30 P.M.
Note, public notice of this meeting given by posting at the District Office, Levi Leonard Elementary
School Office, Theodore Robinson Intermediate School Office, J.C. McKenna Middle School Office,
High School Office, Evansville School District Web Site: www.evansville.k12.wi.us, and by
forwarding the agenda to the Evansville Review, M&I Bank, Union Bank & Trust and Eager Free
Public Library.
I. Roll Call: Michael Pierick Tina Rossmiller Dennis Hatfield Jeff Herbers
Arthur Phillips Mike Larson Melissa Hammann
II. Public Announcements/Upcoming Events.
A. Teacher Appreciation Week – May 6-12.
B. K-12 District Wide "Back to School Days" – Thursdays, August 16 and 23.
C. Wisconsin Football Foundation's Scholar-Athlete "Team" award to David Mills.
III. Public Presentations. Regarding Items Not on the Agenda. Items Related to the Agenda May
be Presented at This Time if the Citizen Needs to Leave.
IV. District Administrator Report – Governing for Student Achievement.
V. Principals'/Administrators' Report – Staff Development, Celebrate, and Writing
Assessment.
VI. Information & Discussion:
A. Presentation of Human Growth and Development Curriculum Guide.
B. Staffing/Budget.
C. Finance Committee Report.
D. Board Development/Survey Results – Future Training.
E. Discussion of July Meeting Date.
F. Policy #533 – Staff Recruitment and Hiring.
G. First Reading of Policies: #171-Board Meetings; #657-Student Fees, Fines and Charges;
#657.1-Student Fee Schedule; #760.1-Breakfast/Lunch Fee Schedule; #723.21-Bomb
Threat Administrative Procedures; #723.3-Emergency Closings; #724-District Safety
Coordinator Job Responsibilities; and #841-Bequests and Gifts.
H. Second Reading of Policies: #723-Emergency Plans/Disaster Plans and #723.2-Threats of
Bombs or Other Havoc & Destruction.
I. Buildings and Grounds, Transportation and Safety Committee Report.
VII. Business (Action Items):
A. Approval of New Teaching Positions for 2007-08.
B. Set Annual Meeting Date.
C. Approval of Policies: #453.4-Administering Medications to Students; #453.4 Form-
Medication Consent Form; #453.41-PreK-8 Physicians Order Form; #453.42-PreKParent/
Guardian Medication Consent Form; #453.43-High School Medication Consent
Form; #710-Support Services Goals; #720-Local Safety Programs; #721-Building and
Grounds Inspections; #723.1-Fire Drills; and #723.5/822-News Media Relations.
D. Approval of April 9 Regular Minutes and Special Minutes of April 23.
E. Approval of CESA 2 Contract.
F. Approval of Change of July Meeting Date.
G. Approval of April Bills and Receipts.
VIII. Financial Report.
IX. Set Next Agenda.
X. Adjourn.
This notice may be supplemented with additions to the agenda that come to the attention of the Board prior to the
meeting. A final agenda will be posted and provided to the media no later than 24 hours prior to the meeting or no later
than 2 hours prior to the meeting in the event of an emergency.
Persons needing special accommodations or more specific information about the agenda items
should call 882-5224, Ext. 3387 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
Posted: 5/10/07
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In terms of the issue with the forms for medication use. I do think for prespcription meds, there should be a form on file with the school so the school knows what they are taking. As far as dispensing the meds, you want these kids to act like adults treat them like one. My daughter is going to be a senior next year and I don't dispense asprin to her, she is quite capable of taking it on her own. I think its ridiculous to have to have a form on file for asprin, or any other over the counter item. The school has so many policy's now that it does not enforce why add more so they don't enforce those as well. I think as well it would be a bit extreme to suspend someone for having asprin? What kind of jail are they trying to make it. The other concern of this would be the different sets of behaviour standards at the high school. It seems as though lets call them group A kids, can where and do what ever they want and very little is said to them about their clothing or behaviour but if a kid in group B does the same as a kid in group A they end up in trouble. So this issue with medication makes me wonder if kids in group B would always be the ones being questioned about something they are taking, but yet someone from group A never questioned. just a thought.
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