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Meeting Agenda
A. Call to Order and Roll Call
B. Recognition of Guests/Public Comment
C. Committee Reports
C.1. Transportation     INFO
C.2. Building   INFO
C.3. Finance     INFO
C.4. Policy     ACTION
C.4.a. Second Reading Policy 108
C.5. Negotiations     INFO
C.6. Other Reports     INFO
D. Administrative Report     INFORMATION
D.1. Crystal Johnson
D.2. Heath Kendrick
E. Consent Items Agenda     ACTION
F. 2022-2023 Academic Calendar     ACTION
G. COVID Day Discussion     ACTION
H. Bond Information     INFO
I. Closed Session     ACTION
J. Personnel     ACTION
J.1. Employment
J.2. Volunteers  None
J.3. Resignations
K. Public Comment
L. Adjourn
M. Committee Reports
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Meeting: January 10, 2022 at 6:30 PM - Regular Meeting
Subject:
A. Call to Order and Roll Call
Subject:
B. Recognition of Guests/Public Comment
Subject:
C. Committee Reports
Subject:
C.1. Transportation     INFO
Subject:
C.2. Building   INFO
Subject:
C.3. Finance     INFO
Subject:
C.4. Policy     ACTION
Subject:
C.4.a. Second Reading Policy 108
Subject:
C.5. Negotiations     INFO
Subject:
C.6. Other Reports     INFO
Subject:
D. Administrative Report     INFORMATION
Description:
Crystal Johnson will share the administrative update.
Subject:
D.1. Crystal Johnson
Subject:
D.2. Heath Kendrick
Subject:
E. Consent Items Agenda     ACTION
Subject:
F. 2022-2023 Academic Calendar     ACTION
Description:
Usually, the calendars are approved three years at a time.  There are some recommended changes to next year's calendar.  Below are the recommendations: 
1.  The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is a non-attendance day.  This will allow families to travel as needed. 
2.  Winter Break:  Students will attend on the 19th and 20th of December (previously off) and then return the 4th of January (previously the 2nd).
Subject:
G. COVID Day Discussion     ACTION
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H. Bond Information     INFO
Description:
As previously discussed, I asked the bonding company to assist in providing information about additional bonding.  This conversation evolved from the high school renovations.  As it is now, Scott has said their sale of bonds will not affect tuition rates.  Here is the information he provided me:  "This was the last year of the original bonds sold back in 2000. We sold $3,000,000 WCB back in February and are in the process of selling $500,000 WCB more to finish off what we need for the sports complex minus the lights and concession/restroom building. These are BH bonds and do not plan on assessing the Coop HS anything for bonds. The lights were $505,00 before January but they expected that cost to go up 5-10%. The building was projected to be around $700,000 but that of course is on the high side."
We will further discuss on Monday and review options. Not sure where we wanted to go or if we even wanted to do anything but this is at least a starting point.  Here are the notes from our bond company to go with the attached document:
Page 6 looks at a $500,000 project fund, page 7 is a $600,000 project fund and page 8 is a $650,000 project fund. Each page take a look at a 5yr repayment (green column), a 10yr repayment (purple column) and a 15yr repayment (blue column).  You can see in each scenario that way the B&I levy is affected and then how that increase in tax rate plays out for a $100,000 home in the yellow box at the bottom of each scenario.
 
We can go up to a 20yr repayment (and even put more of the payment after the old bonds fall off in 2032) but given the "smaller" size of the borrowing, I thought this options would be a good place to start.
 
 
Subject:
I. Closed Session     ACTION
Subject:
J. Personnel     ACTION
Subject:
J.1. Employment
Subject:
J.2. Volunteers  None
Subject:
J.3. Resignations
Subject:
K. Public Comment
Subject:
L. Adjourn
Subject:
M. Committee Reports

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