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Meeting Agenda
A. Buildings and Grounds
A.1. Technology Replacement Plan
A.2. Website and App
A.3. New Tractor
A.4. Truck
A.5. Informational Items (see for all committees)
B. Curriculum
B.1. February Curriculum Update
B.2. Informational Items (see for all committees)
C. Policy
C.1. Revised Anti-Bullying Policy (First Reading)
C.2. Designate the superintendent's secretary to be responsible for implementing the public notice requirements of the OMA. Section 5(1) : (Peggy Friess)
C.3. Thrun Policy
C.4. Informational Items (see for all committees)
D. Personnel and Finance
D.1. A recommendation to acknowledge the resignation of Karen Wendling as LEAD coach at CMS
D.2. A recommendation to hire Rob Reynolds as an EDUStaff second-shift custodian at Elsa Meyer Elementary
D.3. A recommendation to hire Johnathan Hunt as an EDUStaff second-shift custodian at Children's Services
D.4. A recommendation to hire Shayna Collins as a paraprofessional at Nellie Reed Elementary
D.5. A recommendation to hire Alynne Nichols as a paraprofessional at Nellie Reed Elementary
D.6. A recommendation to hire Alexis Bukovick as a 1 to 1 paraprofessional at Corunna Middle School
D.7. Monthly Financial Information
D.8. IRS Agreement
D.9. Huntington Bank
D.10. Informational Items (see for all committees)
E. Informational for All Committees
E.1. Corunna Public Schools Extended Continuity of Learning Plan (ECLP) Each committee discussed reaffirming the district’s Extended COVID Learning Plan (ECLP) and reviewed the components below as required by law for the 2020-2021 school year.
E.2. CARES Act Update
E.3. Bond Update
E.4. Athletics
E.5. Safety Film
E.6. Cavalier Recognition-Employee of the Month-Dennis Braid Presenter
E.7. MIAAA Update
E.8. Testing, Concessions, and Spectators
E.9. Disney WOrld Proposal
E.10. Safety Film
Agenda Item Details Reload Your Meeting
Meeting: February 8, 2021 at 6:00 PM - Monthly Committee Meetings
Subject:
A. Buildings and Grounds
Presenter:
Bu
Subject:
A.1. Technology Replacement Plan
Description:
The committee will discuss our technology replacement plan.  This is for discussion only.
Subject:
A.2. Website and App
Description:
The committee will discuss ways to improve our website and app.  This will be for discussion only.
Subject:
A.3. New Tractor
Description:
The committee will discuss the district's need of a new tractor/snowplow. 

This is for discussion only.
Subject:
A.4. Truck
Description:
The committee will discuss investigating a pickup truck for removal and other building and grounds activities.  This is for discussion only.
Subject:
A.5. Informational Items (see for all committees)
Subject:
B. Curriculum
Presenter:
Bu
Subject:
B.1. February Curriculum Update
Description:

  1. Building Plans for Student Health and Wellness (John)

  2. Remediation Update

  3. ENGAGE MI

  4. Kindergarten Registration

  5. Math Update

  6. Building Healthy Communities Staff Wellness Plan

  7. SEL

    8. ECOL Training Plan

    9. Update on Reports/Grants

This is for discussion only.
Subject:
B.2. Informational Items (see for all committees)
Subject:
C. Policy
Presenter:
Bu
Subject:
C.1. Revised Anti-Bullying Policy (First Reading)
Description:
This is for discussion only.
Subject:
C.2. Designate the superintendent's secretary to be responsible for implementing the public notice requirements of the OMA. Section 5(1) : (Peggy Friess)
Description:
Full Board action will be needed.
Subject:
C.3. Thrun Policy
Subject:
C.4. Informational Items (see for all committees)
Subject:
D. Personnel and Finance
Presenter:
Bu
Subject:
D.1. A recommendation to acknowledge the resignation of Karen Wendling as LEAD coach at CMS
Subject:
D.2. A recommendation to hire Rob Reynolds as an EDUStaff second-shift custodian at Elsa Meyer Elementary
Subject:
D.3. A recommendation to hire Johnathan Hunt as an EDUStaff second-shift custodian at Children's Services
Subject:
D.4. A recommendation to hire Shayna Collins as a paraprofessional at Nellie Reed Elementary
Subject:
D.5. A recommendation to hire Alynne Nichols as a paraprofessional at Nellie Reed Elementary
Subject:
D.6. A recommendation to hire Alexis Bukovick as a 1 to 1 paraprofessional at Corunna Middle School
Subject:
D.7. Monthly Financial Information
Description:
This is for discussion only.
Subject:
D.8. IRS Agreement
Description:

The committee discussed the proposed IRS closing agreement on 3% retiree healthcare. Business Manager Josh Beaver-Gallager spoke with our auditor, who has advised that it would be in our best interest to have the board approve CPS to join the closing agreement.  Because CPS has treated the 3% HCF contribution as pre-tax, there is no additional work that needs to be done on our end.  We sign up to the closing agreement and consider the matter resolved until it sunsets in 2026.  By then, ORS should have figured out a solution to the matter.  We have until March 1, 2021 to submit Form 2848 to participate. Full Board action is needed. 
Subject:
D.9. Huntington Bank
Description:

Our business manager (Josh Beaver-Gallagher) and I met with Pam Kondel (Senior Vice President/Government Banking Relationship Manager and Corunna grad) and Craig Kahler (Senior Vice President/Michigan Public Finance) from Huntington Bank regarding our bond proposal and their desire to procure our bonds (should it pass). Huntington does government-lending/state-aide notes, etc. and has financed other district’s bonds. They spent time explaining the two types of bonds 1) competitive and 2) negotiated. They deal primarily with negotiated bond sales. Josh believes that is the route we should go, again, assuming the bond passes in May. Craig said he would be more than willing to make a presentation to our Personnel & Finance committee and/or the full board should we desire. I will have a conversation with Jennifer to determine if/when we would like a presentation. Here is a link I found on the web that does a pretty good job comparing the differences between the two types: Competitive vs Negotiated Bond Sales. I’ve also included a link to the presentation they shared with us: 30 Huntington Bank Negotiated Bond Presentation January 22 2021.pdf  Additionally, Dave Moore said he has worked with districts who have used Huntington (with success), and R.J. Naughton (our financial advisor from PFM) had good things to say about them as well. 
Subject:
D.10. Informational Items (see for all committees)
Subject:
E. Informational for All Committees
Subject:
E.1. Corunna Public Schools Extended Continuity of Learning Plan (ECLP) Each committee discussed reaffirming the district’s Extended COVID Learning Plan (ECLP) and reviewed the components below as required by law for the 2020-2021 school year.
Description:
Corunna Public Schools Extended Continuity of Learning Plan (ECLP) Each committee discussed reaffirming the district’s Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan (ECLP) and reviewed the components as required by law for the 2020-2021 school year.

January weekly interaction rate (# of students with 2-way interactions/# of students enrolled in district)

January attendance percentage (# of students with one 2-way interaction)
Health Department Metrics

Full Board action is needed to reaffirm the district's Extended Covid-19 Learning Plan (ECLP).
Subject:
E.2. CARES Act Update
Description:

Each committee will discuss the CARES funding. This was for discussion only. 
Subject:
E.3. Bond Update
Description:
Each committee was updated on where we are in teh May 2021 bond proposal
Subject:
E.4. Athletics
Description:
Each committee will be updated on the current state of athletic competitions due to Covid-19.
 

MS Sports

  • With today's Snow Day, the Middle School Volleyball season has concluded. Although the girls couldn't play their last game tonight- I believe they had a great experience playing for Mindy and Tim! I will be getting with them to have their pictures taken in the coming days. 

  • Currently, MS Wrestling remains CANCELLED.

  • MS Swim started practices this past week. 

  • MS Boys Basketball tryouts can begin on Feb 22. Games will be played on Wednesdays- March 3, 10, 17, 24 and April 6, 8, 12, and 14. We continue to finalize details. 

  • Spring MS Sports will start on April 15th. Track meets will start on April 26th. 

HS Sports

  • The updated Boys Swim and Dive Schedule can be found here.

  • The updated Wrestling Schedule can be found here.

  • The updated Competitive Cheer Schedule can be found here.

  • The updated Girls Basketball Schedules can be found here - Varsity / JV / Frosh

  • The updated Boys Basketball Schedules can be found here - Varsity / JV / Frosh

  • Our Varsity Bowling Schedules can be found here - Boys / Girls 

  • Keep in mind that these schedules are SUBJECT TO CHANGE- I will get with each of you with individual updates.
Subject:
E.5. Safety Film
Description:
Each committee will be updated on additional installation of stafety film around the district.
Subject:
E.6. Cavalier Recognition-Employee of the Month-Dennis Braid Presenter
Subject:
E.7. MIAAA Update
Description:

Mark Uyl from the MHSAA provided all ADs in the State an update on interscholastic athletics in the State.


 
Subject:
E.8. Testing, Concessions, and Spectators
Description:

Here is the 30,000 ft. view of these items according to what we were told in our MIAAA meeting this morning....

  • TESTING - in the next 48 hours the State will finalize plans for testing. We will have to test our wrestlers the day that they are competing. I will get with Dave and our Wrestling parents to explain this process to them once I know all the details. There were A LOT of questions surrounding testing and masks. Simply put- I don't know the answers to those questions yet- but when I do- I'll let you all know!

  • CONCESSIONS - The MHSAA is working to get guidance for schools on when they can re-open concession stands and in what capacity. 

  • SPECTATORS - At this time, we will be enforcing a 2 ticket per athlete protocol, unless otherwise noted. In the coming days, we will work to create plans that allow us to maximize spectator limits and keep the action going! More to come! 

  • MASKS- At this time, Wrestlers will NOT have to wear a mask in competition (on the mat only). They must remain masked up at practice. Competitive Cheer does not have to wear a mask during Round 3 of competitions, or when in active tumbling/stunting at practice. We (Every AD in Michigan) are seeking further clarification for all these items.
Subject:
E.9. Disney WOrld Proposal
Description:
Each committee discussed the CHS band’s proposal to attend Disney World in 2022. Full Board action will be needed.
Subject:
E.10. Safety Film
Description:
Each committee was updated on additional installation of safety film around the district.

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