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Meeting Agenda
A. OPENING OF REGULAR BOARD MEETING
A.1. Call to Order
A.2. Pledge of Allegiance
A.3. Roll Call:   Mrs. Ogle _________     Mrs. Sauceda_________
 Ms. Flores ________  Mr. Reyes_________   Mr. Ysaguirre____________

 
B. MOTION TO ADOPT AGENDA
C. CALL TO THE PUBLIC

Individuals will speak at the beginning of the meeting. (Board members will not be able to respond to comments from the audiences that are not agenda items (A.R.S.38-432.02 (h). Each patron will be allowed 3 minutes to address the board.

 During an open session, the Board shall not hear personal complaints against school personnel or a person connected with the district. Policies KE and KEB are provided by the board for disposition of legitimate complaints, including those involving individuals.
D. MONTHLY REPORTS
D.1. Business Manager's Report - Mrs. Sharon Rodriguez
Mrs. Rodriguez reported a pre-conference was held on March 3rd for the Chiller project.  Bids will be due by March 18th, with Building energy Solutions  Provider (BESP) reviewing the bids and making the vendor recommendation.  
 
D.1.a) Business Manager's Report - Mrs. Sharon Rodriguez
D.2. Principal's Report -  Dr. Oranté Jenkins 
Dr. Jenkins reported the next in-service will be held on Friday, March 4th

Enrollment for high school is 287
SCVUHS Center for Success is 31

Parent and Student Meetings
Intake Meetings: facilitated three student intake meetings with students and parents.
Student Contacts: facilitated thirty-two student/parent contacts to address academic, behavioral, and social concerns

Student Discipline
Referral Processing: process student referrals and address discipline issues on a daily basis.

School-wide Programs and Activities
One meeting with Student Council on planning and preparation for campus-wide activities

Administrative Activities
Attended four cabinet meetings, ADE Ed Leaders Call, Digital Student ID Cards, and JAG Program Mid-Year Assessment
 
D.2.a) Principal's Report - Dr. Oranté Jenkins 
D.3. Food Service Director's Report - Mr. Ricardo Cazares

Mr. Cazares reported the State Reimbursement for the month of February.  There were 938 breakfast and 3,263 lunch meals served.  

The Arizona Department of Education sent a letter informing all schools with the increasing cost of food prices, the United States Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Services will allocate Supply Chain Assistance funds for schools to purchase unprocessed or minimally processed domestic food products for the National School Lunch Program and/or School Breakfast Program.  The relief funds will be available in March 2022.  

A monthly expenses to revenue report was submitted.  
 
D.3.a) Food Service Director's Report - Mr. Ricardo Cazares
D.4. Facilities Director's Report  -  Mr. Hector Longoria

Mr. Longoria reported on the work which was conducted on campus. 

An email correspondence was submitted between CCS and Mr. Longoria on the cleanliness of the gym.  CCS provided before and after photos of area which were cleaned, including items left behind in the locker rooms. 

Mr. Longoria submitted the photos he took on the vandalism in the boy’s locker room including photos of the repair work he conducted on the football scoreboard electrical circuit, saving the district $16,000.00 based on a quote from a local vendor.
 
D.4.a) Facilities Director's Report - Mr. Hector Longoria
D.5. Athletic Director's Report - Coach Fitzgerald
Coach Fitzgerald reported changes in the softball schedule due to other schools dropping their programs or was not prepared to participate in the first two weeks of the games.   
Boy’s and Girl’s tennis matches were cancelled due to lack of participation.  
All voting takes place in the first week of March.
Coach Fitzgerald attended the following meetings:
Glazier football clinic February 10 – 13, 2022
AIA  2A Athletic Directors meeting – 2 attended
Submitted schedules for softball, baseball and track & field.  
 
D.5.a) Athletic Director's Report - Coach Fitzgerald
E. BUSINESS ITEMS 


 
F. SUPERINTENDENT ITEMS

Mrs. Roberts reported on her attendance meetings/conferences:
Cabinet Meetings – 4 attended
Pinal County Public Health Meetings – 2 attended
Pinal County School Superintendents Meetings – 2 attended
ADE, ASA Webinars – 2 attended

English Language Learner ( ELL)
The program is in process of completing the spring reassessment/assessment process to determine eligibility or continuing status as required by statue.  The process will be completed by the designated time period established by ADE which ends on March 18, 2022.

Center for Success
ADE opens the application process for alternative schools to be certified or re-certified.  Necessary data has been prepared and will be submitted before March 31, 2022 for the re-certification  of Center for Success. 

Career and Tech Education
Students continue to participate in our on-site Culinary Arts CTE program and other CTE programs through CAVIT.  The Carl Perkins helps provide support to the CTE programs.  A mid-year report which is one of the requirements for this grant has been submitted.  

Long-Term Suspension Hearings:
There were 3 hearings held since the report submitted in February.
 
F.1. Superintendent's Report - Mrs. Roberts
G. PERSONNEL ITEMS
G.1. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to approve Tyler Moore for Transportation as a bus driver for FY 21/22.
 
G.2. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to approve Paul Rodriguez as an Assistant Baseball Coach for FY 21/22.

 
G.3. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to accept Christine Cruz’s letter of resignation from Transportation for FY 21/22.
 
G.4. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval of payment to Sommer Wyble for the summer school director during summer 2022. 
 
G.5. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval of payment to Summer School bus drivers for Summer 2022 (drivers to be determined).
 
G.6. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval of payment to Summer School teachers for summer 2022 Mr. Snesrud, Ms. Wyble, Ms. Dawson, Ms. Ibarra and Mr. White. 
 
G.7. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to approve Ana L. Guerrero for Food Service as a Cashier/Food Service worker for FY 21/22.
 
H. CONSENT ITEMS
H.1. Approval of ratification of the expenditures identified in the Auxiliary Operations Fund Report for February 2022.
 
H.2. Approval of Student Activities Account Report for February 2022.
 
H.3. Approval of ratification of payroll and expense vouchers for February 2022.
 
H.4. Approval of the Regular Governing Board Meeting Minutes from February 10, 2022.
 
H.5. Approval for Sherry Eisler & Liz Ibarra to attend the AASBO Spring Conference, April 6-8, 2022 in Laughlin, Nevada. 
 
H.6. Approval of the Overnight Travel Request for a SC CAVIT student to attend the state Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) competition on March 30 – April 1, 2022 in Tucson, AZ.
 
H.7. Approval for Sharon Rodriguez to be added as a signer for our Great Western Accounts. 
 
H.8. Approval to approve the FY22-23  Proposed Superintendent/Principal Salary Schedule.

 
H.9. Approval to approve the FY22-23 Certified Salary Schedule.
 
H.10. Approval of the Intergovernmental Agreement for provision of services by the Pinal County Recorder and Elections Department in regards to the November 8, 2022 General Election.
 
I. ANNOUNCEMENTS
J. BOARD MEMBER ITEMS
K. ADJOURN REGULAR MEETING
Agenda Item Details Reload Your Meeting
Meeting: March 10, 2022 at 6:00 PM - Regular Meeting
Subject:
A. OPENING OF REGULAR BOARD MEETING
Subject:
A.1. Call to Order
Subject:
A.2. Pledge of Allegiance
Subject:
A.3. Roll Call:   Mrs. Ogle _________     Mrs. Sauceda_________
 Ms. Flores ________  Mr. Reyes_________   Mr. Ysaguirre____________

 
Subject:
B. MOTION TO ADOPT AGENDA
Subject:
C. CALL TO THE PUBLIC

Individuals will speak at the beginning of the meeting. (Board members will not be able to respond to comments from the audiences that are not agenda items (A.R.S.38-432.02 (h). Each patron will be allowed 3 minutes to address the board.

 During an open session, the Board shall not hear personal complaints against school personnel or a person connected with the district. Policies KE and KEB are provided by the board for disposition of legitimate complaints, including those involving individuals.
Subject:
D. MONTHLY REPORTS
Subject:
D.1. Business Manager's Report - Mrs. Sharon Rodriguez
Mrs. Rodriguez reported a pre-conference was held on March 3rd for the Chiller project.  Bids will be due by March 18th, with Building energy Solutions  Provider (BESP) reviewing the bids and making the vendor recommendation.  
 
Subject:
D.1.a) Business Manager's Report - Mrs. Sharon Rodriguez
Subject:
D.2. Principal's Report -  Dr. Oranté Jenkins 
Dr. Jenkins reported the next in-service will be held on Friday, March 4th

Enrollment for high school is 287
SCVUHS Center for Success is 31

Parent and Student Meetings
Intake Meetings: facilitated three student intake meetings with students and parents.
Student Contacts: facilitated thirty-two student/parent contacts to address academic, behavioral, and social concerns

Student Discipline
Referral Processing: process student referrals and address discipline issues on a daily basis.

School-wide Programs and Activities
One meeting with Student Council on planning and preparation for campus-wide activities

Administrative Activities
Attended four cabinet meetings, ADE Ed Leaders Call, Digital Student ID Cards, and JAG Program Mid-Year Assessment
 
Subject:
D.2.a) Principal's Report - Dr. Oranté Jenkins 
Subject:
D.3. Food Service Director's Report - Mr. Ricardo Cazares

Mr. Cazares reported the State Reimbursement for the month of February.  There were 938 breakfast and 3,263 lunch meals served.  

The Arizona Department of Education sent a letter informing all schools with the increasing cost of food prices, the United States Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Services will allocate Supply Chain Assistance funds for schools to purchase unprocessed or minimally processed domestic food products for the National School Lunch Program and/or School Breakfast Program.  The relief funds will be available in March 2022.  

A monthly expenses to revenue report was submitted.  
 
Subject:
D.3.a) Food Service Director's Report - Mr. Ricardo Cazares
Subject:
D.4. Facilities Director's Report  -  Mr. Hector Longoria

Mr. Longoria reported on the work which was conducted on campus. 

An email correspondence was submitted between CCS and Mr. Longoria on the cleanliness of the gym.  CCS provided before and after photos of area which were cleaned, including items left behind in the locker rooms. 

Mr. Longoria submitted the photos he took on the vandalism in the boy’s locker room including photos of the repair work he conducted on the football scoreboard electrical circuit, saving the district $16,000.00 based on a quote from a local vendor.
 
Subject:
D.4.a) Facilities Director's Report - Mr. Hector Longoria
Subject:
D.5. Athletic Director's Report - Coach Fitzgerald
Coach Fitzgerald reported changes in the softball schedule due to other schools dropping their programs or was not prepared to participate in the first two weeks of the games.   
Boy’s and Girl’s tennis matches were cancelled due to lack of participation.  
All voting takes place in the first week of March.
Coach Fitzgerald attended the following meetings:
Glazier football clinic February 10 – 13, 2022
AIA  2A Athletic Directors meeting – 2 attended
Submitted schedules for softball, baseball and track & field.  
 
Subject:
D.5.a) Athletic Director's Report - Coach Fitzgerald
Subject:
E. BUSINESS ITEMS 


 
Subject:
F. SUPERINTENDENT ITEMS

Mrs. Roberts reported on her attendance meetings/conferences:
Cabinet Meetings – 4 attended
Pinal County Public Health Meetings – 2 attended
Pinal County School Superintendents Meetings – 2 attended
ADE, ASA Webinars – 2 attended

English Language Learner ( ELL)
The program is in process of completing the spring reassessment/assessment process to determine eligibility or continuing status as required by statue.  The process will be completed by the designated time period established by ADE which ends on March 18, 2022.

Center for Success
ADE opens the application process for alternative schools to be certified or re-certified.  Necessary data has been prepared and will be submitted before March 31, 2022 for the re-certification  of Center for Success. 

Career and Tech Education
Students continue to participate in our on-site Culinary Arts CTE program and other CTE programs through CAVIT.  The Carl Perkins helps provide support to the CTE programs.  A mid-year report which is one of the requirements for this grant has been submitted.  

Long-Term Suspension Hearings:
There were 3 hearings held since the report submitted in February.
 
Subject:
F.1. Superintendent's Report - Mrs. Roberts
Subject:
G. PERSONNEL ITEMS
Subject:
G.1. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to approve Tyler Moore for Transportation as a bus driver for FY 21/22.
 
Subject:
G.2. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to approve Paul Rodriguez as an Assistant Baseball Coach for FY 21/22.

 
Subject:
G.3. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to accept Christine Cruz’s letter of resignation from Transportation for FY 21/22.
 
Subject:
G.4. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval of payment to Sommer Wyble for the summer school director during summer 2022. 
 
Subject:
G.5. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval of payment to Summer School bus drivers for Summer 2022 (drivers to be determined).
 
Subject:
G.6. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval of payment to Summer School teachers for summer 2022 Mr. Snesrud, Ms. Wyble, Ms. Dawson, Ms. Ibarra and Mr. White. 
 
Subject:
G.7. Discussion/Approval/Disapproval to approve Ana L. Guerrero for Food Service as a Cashier/Food Service worker for FY 21/22.
 
Subject:
H. CONSENT ITEMS
Subject:
H.1. Approval of ratification of the expenditures identified in the Auxiliary Operations Fund Report for February 2022.
 
Subject:
H.2. Approval of Student Activities Account Report for February 2022.
 
Subject:
H.3. Approval of ratification of payroll and expense vouchers for February 2022.
 
Subject:
H.4. Approval of the Regular Governing Board Meeting Minutes from February 10, 2022.
 
Subject:
H.5. Approval for Sherry Eisler & Liz Ibarra to attend the AASBO Spring Conference, April 6-8, 2022 in Laughlin, Nevada. 
 
Subject:
H.6. Approval of the Overnight Travel Request for a SC CAVIT student to attend the state Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) competition on March 30 – April 1, 2022 in Tucson, AZ.
 
Subject:
H.7. Approval for Sharon Rodriguez to be added as a signer for our Great Western Accounts. 
 
Subject:
H.8. Approval to approve the FY22-23  Proposed Superintendent/Principal Salary Schedule.

 
Subject:
H.9. Approval to approve the FY22-23 Certified Salary Schedule.
 
Subject:
H.10. Approval of the Intergovernmental Agreement for provision of services by the Pinal County Recorder and Elections Department in regards to the November 8, 2022 General Election.
 
Subject:
I. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Subject:
J. BOARD MEMBER ITEMS
Subject:
K. ADJOURN REGULAR MEETING

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