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By Marlana Smith
The North Shelby Board of Education met Wednesday, July 20, 2022, at 6 p.m. All board members were present except Amy Presson.
Board President Scot Shively called the meeting to order.
Program Review
Athletic Director Scott Gaines spoke about the North Shelby athletics and academic achievements. Gaines informed the board the batting cage needed some serious attention with holes in the netting.
Gaines discussed the North Shelby’s Hudl Focus subscription. The school currently paid $3,400 annually. Hudl is a company based in Lincoln, Neb., providing tools for coaches and athletes to review game footage and improve team play.
Gaines told the board he felt it would be beneficial to not only the school, but the community. The upgraded subscription would include cameras being mounted in the high school gymnasium and press box on the football field.
The cameras are stationery and would capture all the action as games or events happen, hands free. This will allow livestreams of not only games, but events that take place in the gym on out of the football field.
With discussion, the board voted to purchase Hudl Focus, with a cost of $8,700 annually.
Gaines brought to the board’s attention the numbers in junior high girls’ basketball and softball. With the low number of junior high players, it wouldn’t be possible for them to have their sports programs.
A motion was made to allow sixth grades to play junior high sports on an “as needed basis” with need being determined by administration.
Superintendent Report
Tinna Croy provided the board with the 2021 Aggregate Valuation for Shelby and Macon counties. There are several maintenance projects in the works and will be completed before school starts.
The August board meeting and tax rate hearing will be Wednesday, August 17 at 6:30 p.m.
Professional development days for teachers will be Friday, August 19 and Monday, August 22. The first day of school will be Tuesday, August 23.
North Shelby will host the football Jamboree on Friday, August 19 at 6:00 p.m.
North Shelby received 100% on its bus inspection from the Missouri Highway Patrol. Croy provided information on the tax rate provided by the Shelby County collector.
New Business
The board voted to increase substitute teacher and substitute para pay to $100/day. A motion was passed to increase substitute cook pay to $80/day.
The board approved to increase extra duty bus driver pay to $12.30/hour.
The MACC dual credit agreement was approved.
A motion was made to keep the school’s current tuition rate of $6,000/student/year for 2022-2023. Motion passed, 6-0.
The board voted to not renew a contract with IMS for shredding purposes and to purchase its own shreddeder. The cost was $127.75 per quarter + surcharge for shred and fuel – $12.28 = $139,43Q.
The free and reduced eligibility criteria for 2022-2023 and the voluntary student insurance provided by K & K for the 2022-2023 school year were approved.
High School Principal Landon Daniel went to the board for permission to reorganize the trophy cases and declutter them. The board granted Daniel permission.
The following bids were approved:
Charles Luebbert Hardwood Floors, Inc. – gym floor refinish
MFA Propane – Propane Bid
Central Dairy – Milk Bid
Northeast Missouri Coop – Gasoline and Diesel Bids
Reliable – Pest Control Bid
Republic – Trash Bid
Executive Session
The board discussed a student issue.
The board discussed personnel concerns.
Joshlin Yoder made a motion to leave executive session. Brandy Uhlmeyer second the motion. Roll call vote was 6-0, all members voting yes.
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