Meeting Agenda
I. OPENING
I.1. Call to Order
I.2. Roll Call
I.3. Pledge of Allegiance
I.4. Moment of Silence
I.5. Adoption of Agenda
II. STUDENT RECOGNITION

Marauder of the Month

Conner Tobias – Mingus Academics (ESS)

 Brayden Pommerening – English & Literature

Karstyn Richardson - Science

Ashlynn Cooper - Mathematics

Sawyer Clawson – Social Studies

Wyatt Edwards – Physical Education

Leah Chandler – Foreign Language

Eden Everitt – Performing & Visual Arts

Emma Chapman - Career & Technical Education

Stephanie Gonzalez Ledon - AVID

Shane Chupp – Male Athlete

Chloe Rosenberg – Female Athlete

Zachary Myers – Pursing Victory with Honors

Spotlights
Zachary Myers – Senior

III. EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION

Spotlights
Connie Calhoon - Staff

IV. REPORTS
The Superintendent and Board Member(s) reports will consist of brief summaries of current events.  These reports will be without any discussion or feedback. 
IV.1. Superintendent 's Report
IV.2. Board Member Report(s)Reports from Board Members who attended the ATORT TRAP performance. 
V. PRESENTATION AND INFORMATION
V.1. Administration Information (5 mins)Updates on Lesson Highlights — Teachers showcasing their WICOR skills during the Professional Development Wednesday late starts (A.P. Monical).  
V.2. Student Council Presentation (5 mins)—Student Council members will be presenting current Student Body events and future activities.  Items Include: SY2025-2026 Officers, Homecoming, Community Bash, and Spirit Week, 
V.3. AVID Information (5 mins) - AVID students will present how the AVID program has affected them. AVID Advisor Ms. Bodam will give updates and insights. 
V.4. Other Information for Reading — October 2025 Mingus Matters Newsletter 
VI. BOARD MEETING MINUTES NOT PREVIOUSLY APPROVED
VI.1. Meetings
September 11, 2025 General Board Meeting 
September 25, 2025 Work Session 
VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS 
At the conclusion of the call to the public, Board members may respond to any criticism made by an individual who addressed the Board.  Board members may also direct staff to review the concern or request the item be discussed at a future meeting.  Board members may not discuss or take legal action on matters raised during this open call to the public. If you have submitted a Request to Speak form, the Board President will call upon you and ask that you please identify yourself by clearly stating for the record your name and address. Citizens are asked to restrict their comments to three (3) minutes. Groups wishing to speak should select a spokesperson to represent the view of the group. (Board President may refrain from reciting this section if no RTS forms have been submitted).
VIII. ACTION ITEMS - CONSENT
VIII.1. Approval of Routine Vouchers
VIII.1.1. Expense
Voucher 1011 and 1012
VIII.1.2. Payroll--Vouchers 9 & 10
VIII.1.3. Bookstore Activity — Ratification of payments: Account Summary 
VIII.2. Personnel - HR Report
BlueForms- PA- 1, PA-2, and PA 3
VIII.3. Donation
Coyote Trails Golf Course-- Green fees donated for match against Bradshaw Mt. 

Valentina Meraz six (6) formal dresses for Hope Center 

Hope Center Monthly Report 
VIII.4. Out of State Travel ApprovalHeather Robinson has requested out of state travel to attend the FMX Conference in Austin, TX on January 28 to January 30, 2026 for the purposes of additional training on the FMX system.
IX. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
IX.1. Strategic Planning UpdateUpdates, information and discussion on the Strategic Planning process: Phase 3 Needs Assessment & Phase 4 Goal Development (Core Team) and Phase 5 Identify Objectives and Tactics (Project Teams) (Superintendent Herne and ASBA Consultants Sarah James and Julie Bacon)
X. ACTION ITEMS - DISTRICT BUSINESS
X.1. Arizona State Seal of Arts Proficiency (5 mins)--Governing Board will review and possibly approve the new seal for Arts Proficiency (Director Wesbrock)
X.2. CTSO Advisor Rubric (5 mins) Governing Board will review and possibly approve the new CTSO Advisor Rubric which accompanies the Board Approved FY2026  Athletic & Extra Curriculum Pay Schedule (Director Elmer)
X.3. Club Advisor Rubric (5 mins)Governing Board will review and possibly approve the new Club Advisor Rubric which accompanies the Board Approved FY2027  Athletic & Extra Curriculum Pay Schedule (Director Wesbrock)
X.4. Finance Information
Finance Director Lynn Leonard will present the FY25 Annual Financial Report (AFR), Food Service AFR, Career and Technical Education Supplanting worksheet and an annual update on the M&O Budget override expenditures budget and support for programs, in compliance with A.R.S. 15-481.
XI. REQUEST FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
 
XII. ADJOURNMENT
Agenda Item Details Reload Your Meeting
Meeting: October 9, 2025 at 6:00 PM - Regular Meeting
Subject:
I. OPENING
Subject:
I.1. Call to Order
Subject:
I.2. Roll Call
Subject:
I.3. Pledge of Allegiance
Subject:
I.4. Moment of Silence
Subject:
I.5. Adoption of Agenda
Subject:
II. STUDENT RECOGNITION

Marauder of the Month

Conner Tobias – Mingus Academics (ESS)

 Brayden Pommerening – English & Literature

Karstyn Richardson - Science

Ashlynn Cooper - Mathematics

Sawyer Clawson – Social Studies

Wyatt Edwards – Physical Education

Leah Chandler – Foreign Language

Eden Everitt – Performing & Visual Arts

Emma Chapman - Career & Technical Education

Stephanie Gonzalez Ledon - AVID

Shane Chupp – Male Athlete

Chloe Rosenberg – Female Athlete

Zachary Myers – Pursing Victory with Honors

Spotlights
Zachary Myers – Senior

Subject:
III. EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION

Spotlights
Connie Calhoon - Staff

Subject:
IV. REPORTS
The Superintendent and Board Member(s) reports will consist of brief summaries of current events.  These reports will be without any discussion or feedback. 
Subject:
IV.1. Superintendent 's Report
Subject:
IV.2. Board Member Report(s)Reports from Board Members who attended the ATORT TRAP performance. 
Subject:
V. PRESENTATION AND INFORMATION
Subject:
V.1. Administration Information (5 mins)Updates on Lesson Highlights — Teachers showcasing their WICOR skills during the Professional Development Wednesday late starts (A.P. Monical).  
Subject:
V.2. Student Council Presentation (5 mins)—Student Council members will be presenting current Student Body events and future activities.  Items Include: SY2025-2026 Officers, Homecoming, Community Bash, and Spirit Week, 
Subject:
V.3. AVID Information (5 mins) - AVID students will present how the AVID program has affected them. AVID Advisor Ms. Bodam will give updates and insights. 
Subject:
V.4. Other Information for Reading — October 2025 Mingus Matters Newsletter 
Attachments:
Subject:
VI. BOARD MEETING MINUTES NOT PREVIOUSLY APPROVED
Subject:
VI.1. Meetings
September 11, 2025 General Board Meeting 
September 25, 2025 Work Session 
Attachments:
Subject:
VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS 
At the conclusion of the call to the public, Board members may respond to any criticism made by an individual who addressed the Board.  Board members may also direct staff to review the concern or request the item be discussed at a future meeting.  Board members may not discuss or take legal action on matters raised during this open call to the public. If you have submitted a Request to Speak form, the Board President will call upon you and ask that you please identify yourself by clearly stating for the record your name and address. Citizens are asked to restrict their comments to three (3) minutes. Groups wishing to speak should select a spokesperson to represent the view of the group. (Board President may refrain from reciting this section if no RTS forms have been submitted).
Subject:
VIII. ACTION ITEMS - CONSENT
Subject:
VIII.1. Approval of Routine Vouchers
Subject:
VIII.1.1. Expense
Voucher 1011 and 1012
Subject:
VIII.1.2. Payroll--Vouchers 9 & 10
Subject:
VIII.1.3. Bookstore Activity — Ratification of payments: Account Summary 
Subject:
VIII.2. Personnel - HR Report
BlueForms- PA- 1, PA-2, and PA 3
Attachments:
Subject:
VIII.3. Donation
Coyote Trails Golf Course-- Green fees donated for match against Bradshaw Mt. 

Valentina Meraz six (6) formal dresses for Hope Center 

Hope Center Monthly Report 
Subject:
VIII.4. Out of State Travel ApprovalHeather Robinson has requested out of state travel to attend the FMX Conference in Austin, TX on January 28 to January 30, 2026 for the purposes of additional training on the FMX system.
Subject:
IX. INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
Subject:
IX.1. Strategic Planning UpdateUpdates, information and discussion on the Strategic Planning process: Phase 3 Needs Assessment & Phase 4 Goal Development (Core Team) and Phase 5 Identify Objectives and Tactics (Project Teams) (Superintendent Herne and ASBA Consultants Sarah James and Julie Bacon)
Subject:
X. ACTION ITEMS - DISTRICT BUSINESS
Subject:
X.1. Arizona State Seal of Arts Proficiency (5 mins)--Governing Board will review and possibly approve the new seal for Arts Proficiency (Director Wesbrock)
Subject:
X.2. CTSO Advisor Rubric (5 mins) Governing Board will review and possibly approve the new CTSO Advisor Rubric which accompanies the Board Approved FY2026  Athletic & Extra Curriculum Pay Schedule (Director Elmer)
Subject:
X.3. Club Advisor Rubric (5 mins)Governing Board will review and possibly approve the new Club Advisor Rubric which accompanies the Board Approved FY2027  Athletic & Extra Curriculum Pay Schedule (Director Wesbrock)
Subject:
X.4. Finance Information
Finance Director Lynn Leonard will present the FY25 Annual Financial Report (AFR), Food Service AFR, Career and Technical Education Supplanting worksheet and an annual update on the M&O Budget override expenditures budget and support for programs, in compliance with A.R.S. 15-481.
Subject:
XI. REQUEST FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
 
Subject:
XII. ADJOURNMENT

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