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Clinton Community School District Clinton, Iowa (563) 243-9600 Notice is hereby given that a regular meeting of the Clinton Community School Board will be held at 5:30 P.M. on Monday, September 10, 2018 at Clinton Administration Center. Cindy McAleer, Board Secretary Mission Statement The mission of the Clinton Community School District is to educate all students to their highest level of achievement through an engaging curriculum in a caring community. As The Clinton Board of Education We Believe All children, when meaningfully engaged and motivated, are capable of learning. The resources of the school district should be used to provide all children with equal opportunities to achieve to their fullest potential. The classroom teachers have the greatest potential to impact student learning when they have a deep understanding of their content, are provided a well-designed curriculum, utilize the most effective instructional strategies, and are presented with high-quality and ongoing professional development with collegial opportunities to reflect on their work as well as supportive and meaningful input and coaching from district administration that allows for continual growth and improvement. All children should be provided a rigorous and engaging curriculum designed to develop their full potential as lifelong learners and prepare them to continue their education, pursue a vocation, and become contributing members of society. Learning will be enhanced by adherence to an integrated curriculum that promotes continuity and cumulative acquisition of skills and knowledge from grade to grade and from school to school. A broad-based co-curricular activities program that encourages students to explore their individual talents and abilities enhances a rigorous and engaging curriculum. All students should be allowed to develop, learn, and grow in a safe and nurturing school environment. The school facility is an integral part of the educational experience for all children. Schools that are well designed and properly maintained provide children with a safe, comfortable learning environment and have a positive impact on overall student achievement and behavior. The family is the primary influence in a child s life. All children learn better when their parents or primary caregivers are involved in their children s education. Educating our youth is a responsibility of the entire community, carried out through a collaborative effort. The primary goal of public education is to prepare all children to become contributing members of an ever-changing multicultural and global society. The Board of Education is the primary representative of the school district and acts as a bridge between the community and the district.

Attendance: Scott Bengtson Mike House Eric Gettes Jenny Green Mike Pelham Ann Reed Missey Sullivan-Pope I. Call to Order: II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Mission Statement (Sullivan-Pope) The mission of the Clinton Community School District is to educate all students to their highest level of achievement through an engaging curriculum in a caring community. IV. Presentations/Recognitions 1. Gateway Impact Coalition Parent Series 2. New Attendance Procedures - Brian Kenney 3. Gold Key Recognition - each month, during the school year, the district recognizes an individual or group that showcases accomplishments or service to the district. The Clinton Church of Christ has been selected as special recipients for the month of September. Appendix A 4. We Are Proud - each month the board highlights outstanding achievement by groups or individuals in the Clinton School District. (Bengtson) (Reed) We are Proud of the Leo s Club who worked to put on the first Back2School Bash in conjunction with Clinton Night out campaign. This was a free event that included a dunk tank, pie in the face, food, sports physicals, vaccines, vision screenings, and haircuts. Miss Iowa Mikhayla Hughes-Shaw attended and spoke about Mental Health and Suicide Awareness. The event was highly attended and a huge success! We are Proud of CMS who greeted students with a positive, motivational quote to help encourage them throughout the school year. The summer school students made an inspirational note for every locker for the first day of school. Staff and students put up motivational quotes on the walls in the student and staff bathrooms. These notes and quotes brought smiles to both students and staff. (Gettes) We are Proud of CMS Camp Sixcess held the week before school where incoming 6 th grade students were able to hear about the CMS staff and lunch procedures. They had the opportunity to learn how to read a schedule while running through their schedules to find their classrooms and do the locker combinations while having time to practice them. Current 7 th grade students assisted and represented CMS well.

V. Old Business 1. Consent Agenda Items Explanation: All items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered routine by the School Board and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Board member so requests, in which event the item will be considered in the normal sequence on the agenda. Recommendation: Move to approve the items on the consent agenda. Comments *Consent Agenda Items* *1. Approval of the Minutes Appendix C Recommendation: Move to approve the minutes of the Regular Board meeting held on August 13, 2018 and the board training on August 28, 2018. --- *2. Certified and Classified - New Hires, Resignations and Retirements Appendix D Explanation: In Appendix D is a listing of personnel to whom contracts have been offered, a listing of personnel who have submitted letters of resignation, and/or letters of retirement. Recommendation: Move to approve personnel recommendations as presented in Appendix D. --- 2. Financials Appendix E VI. Explanation: The financial reports will be reviewed by Chief Financial Officer Cindy McAleer. a. June 30, 2018 Bank Report b. Monthly Financial Reports Recommendation: Move to approve the June 30, 2018 Bank Report and the Financial Reports for August 2018 as presented. --- Adjourn:

VII. Reorganization of the Board 1. Call to Order The Board Secretary calls the meeting to order. 2. Election of the Board President: The Board Secretary calls for nominations: Nominations need not be seconded. If only one member is nominated, a motion calling for a unanimous ballot may be presented and carried by unanimous voice vote. If the voice vote is not unanimous or if more than one member is nominated, the voting may be done by a signed ballot. The secretary announces the results. 3. Election of the Vice President: The Board Secretary calls for nominations: Nominations need not be seconded. If only one member is nominated, a motion calling for a unanimous ballot may be presented and carried by unanimous voice vote. If the voice vote is not unanimous or if more than one member is nominated, the voting may be done by a signed ballot. The secretary announces the results. 4. Oath of Office: Cindy McAleer, Business Manager and Board Secretary will administer the oath of office to the new president and vice president. "Do you solemnly swear that you will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Iowa, and that you will faithfully and impartially, to the best of your ability, discharge all the duties of the office of president and vice president in the Clinton Community School District as now or hereafter required by law" ------ VIII. Superintendent Report to the Board Gary DeLacy, Superintendent IX. A. Superintendent Report B. Committee Minutes Appendix B Opportunity for community/staff to speak on items that are not part of the regular agenda as well as items that are part of the agenda. Issues about a specific person will not be addressed as such matters violate their legal right of privacy. Action will not be taken on items that are not part of the regular agenda. - X. New Business 1. Liabilities Insurance Report (Julie Bray, A.C. Root Agency) Explanation: This is the annual insurance report to the Board for discussion and information by the district s agent of record. --- 2. Re-Appointment of School Board Secretary/Treasurer for 2018-2019 Explanation: Annually, the Board is required to appoint a Board Secretary/Treasurer for the district. The Board Secretary/Treasurer is responsible for preserving and maintaining the records and documents pertaining to the business of the school board. Recommendation: Move to appoint Cindy McAleer as the School Board Secretary/Treasurer for the 2018-2019 school year. ---

3. Donation XI. Explanation: A donation of $500 was received from Jeff & Ann Reed at State Farm Insurance to the CHS Drama Department. Recommendation: Move to approve the donation of $500 from Jeff and Ann Reed at State Farm Insurance to the CHS Drama Department. Other Pertinent Items to come before the Board XII. Calendar of Events Event Date Time Place Vision of the District, September 20, 2018, 12:00 P.M., Rastrelli s Tuscany Room Homecoming Week, September 24, 2018 Next Scheduled Meeting: Committee of the Whole, September 24, 2018, 5:30 P.M., Clinton Administration Center Regular Board Meeting, October 8, 2018, 5:30 P.M., Clinton Administration Center XIII. Adjourn: