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RECORD OF BOARD PROCEEDINGS
(MINUTES)
May 12, 2014
A regular meeting of the Campbell County Board of Education was held on Monday, May 12, 2014, 7:00 P.M. at
the Alexandria Educational Center, 51 Orchard Lane, Alexandria, Kentucky.
In attendance at the meeting were:
Janis Winbigler, Chairperson
Richard Mason, Vice Chairperson
Gary Combs
Kimber Fender
Patrick Walch
Glen Miller, Superintendent
Jason Reed, Board Attorney
I.
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Janis Winbigler, Chairperson.
Approve Agenda
14-037 Motion by Walch, seconded by Mason, to approve the agenda as presented per the recommendation of the
Superintendent.
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Sydney Melton, a fifth grade student at Grant’s Lick Elementary.
Mission Statement
The District’s mission statement was read by Grant’s Lick Elementary fifth grade student Brennan Perkins.
Our Stars
8th Grader Scores Perfect 36 on the ACT
Congratulations to Campbell County Middle School 8th grader, Mitchell Turner, for scoring a perfect 36 on the
April administration of the ACT. Mitchell is the son of Rick and Cathleen Turner. We are very proud of you,
Mitchell, and look forward to your future successes!
CCHS Boys’ Basketball District and Regional Champions
Congratulations to the CCHS Boys’ Basketball Team on a stellar end to their season.
The Camels won the 37th District Tournament as well as the 10th Region Tournament paving the way for a trip to
Sweet Sixteen State Basketball Tournament for the first time in 13 years. Although the Camels lost a close match
to Johnson Central, they gave Camel fans a taste of March Madness at its finest. We are so proud of you and
congratulate you on a job well done. Team members include:
Garren Bertsch
Mike Bezold
Colton Cryer
Jordan Day
Jake Franzen
Luke Franzen
Garrett Geiman
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Cole Hegyi.
Corey Holbrook
Deondre Jackson
Cameron Lemons
Blake Losey
Trent Mcgovney
Craig Neltner
Matt Wilson
Special congratulations to the following 10th Region Stars:
2014 All Region Boys Basketball Team
Corey Holbrook - Campbell County
Deondre Jackson - Campbell County
Honorable Mention All 10th Region Team:
Matt Wilson - Campbell County
10th Region Coach of the Year - Aric Russell We are so very proud of each of you!
Campbell Ridge Named Governor's Cup Regional Champs
Campbell Ridge Elementary is the 2014 KY Regional 23 Governor's Cup Champions for the 5th year in a row. The
winners consisted of the following:
Quick Recall--1st place
The quick recall team members are: Fifth graders--Jayden Coleman, capt., Sam Jones, Raychel Kool, Abby Clark,
and Ashlyn Kendrick; fourth graders--Noah Coronado, Beckett Penrod, Ben Palmieri, Ashley Messmer, Cooper
Brun, and Dayne Freudenberg.
Future Problem Solving--4th
The Future Problem Solving team members are: Jayden Coleman, Ashlyn Kendrick, Beckett Penrod, and Dayne
Freudenberg.
Math: Sam Jones--3rd; Noah Coronado--4th.; Brad Russell, honorable mention
Science: Sam Jones--1st; Kadyn Matthews--4th
Social Studies: Abby Clark--2nd
Language Arts: Raychel Kool--1st; Abby Clark--2nd
Composition: Raychel Kool--2nd
The team is coached by Pam Manker with the assistance of Mollie Griffith. Other coaches are Rachael Wachter
and Julie Burkhardt. Congratulations Comets!
CCMS Robotics Places at State
Congratulations to the CCMS Robotics team, The Mechanical Camels, for their second place state finish. The team
of Cole Arthur (8th grade), Max Kellinghaus (7th grade), and Logan Roether (7th grade) represented all that makes
CCMS proud at the State Finals RCX Robotics Championship. Campbell County continues to demonstrate to the
state that our students are the best that Kentucky has to offer. Great job, Camels!
CCHS Seniors Excel at DECA State
CCHS senior Joe Kremer won 1st place while his classmate Joe Kidwell earned 4th place in the Sports &
Entertainment Marketing Series Event at the recent Kentucky State DECA Conference. As a result of their
outstanding performance they both will be representing Campbell County High School while competing at the
DECA International Competition in Atlanta, Georgia in May. Congratulations boys, on a job well done!
Campbell County FBLA Rocks at Region 4 Conference
Campbell County FBLA traveled to NKU on Tuesday, March 11, for the Region 4 FBLA Conference. CCHS had
46 competitors and 4 chaperones. They came home with 30 trophies and also 3 regional officers...Michael
Dumaine, Regional Secretary; Liz Sampson, Regional Reporter; and Kourtnie Ruber, Regional Parliamentarian.
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Amanda Wilson was awarded the Business Person of the Year Award, Michael Rief was named Who’s Who in
Region 4 and Pam Hamons and Barb Brown were recognized as FBLA Outstanding Advisers. Individual results
include:
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Michael Dumaine, 2nd place, Business Calculations
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Rachel Crigler and Eric Bingham,1st place, Business Ethics
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Braden Ramsey, 3rd place, Business Math
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Bryan Bachman, Corey Vandruten and Gunner Heiert, 3rd place, Business Presentation
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Emily Rich, 3rd place, Community Service Project
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Joe Kramer, 1st place, Economics
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Wade Spradlin, Jared Turner, & Drake Boling, 2nd place, Emerging Business Issues
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Nick Padin, 3rd place, FBLA Principles and Procedures
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Brad Geiman, 2nd Place, Intro to Parliamentary Procedures
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Brandon Hart, 1st Place, Intro to Technology Concepts
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Michael Rief, 3rd Place, Local Annual Business Report
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Emily Hartig, 2nd Place, Local Chapter Newsletter
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Josh Carroll, Kyle Edgley, and Dylan Rich, 2nd Place, Marketing
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Mike Eimer, 2nd Place, Name Tag
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Kourtnie Ruber, Kendall Ruber, Michael Rief, Lauren Schafer, and Ammar Bayyari, 2nd Place,
Parliamentary Procedures
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Joe Kidwell, 1st Place, Personal Finance
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Liz Sampson, 3rd Place, Most Talented—Talent Show
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Colton Gearhart, 1st Place, Word Processing
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Campbell County FBLA Chapter, 2nd Place, Largest Chapter Membership In Region 4
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Business Person of the Year, Amanda Wilson
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Michael Rief, Who’s Who in Region 4
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Michael Dumaine, 2014-15 Region 4 Secretary
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Liz Sampson, 2014-15 Region 4 Reporter
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Kourtnie Ruber, 2014-15 Region 4 Parliamentarian
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Pam Hamons, Region 4 Outstanding Adviser
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Barb Brown, Region 4 Outstanding Adviser
CCHS Spanish Honor Society Shines at State Conference
Congratulations to National Spanish Honor Society State Conference attendees Rebecca Cuti, Bailey Wert, Olivia
Werrman, Anna Johnson, Jay Young, Kaitlyn Weyman, Lacee Crail, Erica Henry, Hayden Hiller, Brooklee Boots,
Michael Dumaine and Amber Hohlzschuh on an incredible showing. Brooklee Boots earned a scholarship
presented by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, Amber Hohlzschuh won the State
Officer General position, and Michael Dumaine will be the 2014-15 SHH Kentucky State President. Due to the
hard work and character of these young people, CCHS will have the great honor of hosting next year's conference
where an estimated 300 students will immerse themselves in the Spanish culture and language.
In addition to their outstanding performance at conference we have three students who have placed in the Top Ten
in the STATE on the National Spanish Exam. Congratulations to Brooklee Boots for placing 3rd in the state in
Level 5, Michael Dumaine placing 6th in the state in Level 3, and Luis Riera for placing 2nd in the state for Level 3
as a Bilingual Speaker. This is a huge honor and we are very proud of our camellos! Great job, Camels!
Campbell County Percussion Ensemble: 11th in the Country
The 2014 Campbell County Percussion Ensemble completed their competitive season on April 10th at Winter
Guard International World Championships in Dayton, Ohio. This competition included hundreds of scholastic and
independent groups from across the country and abroad. In the first year Campbell County has competed at this
level in many years, Campbell County placed 11th in the country in the Concert Open class. In March, this same
ensemble was awarded 3rd place at a WGI elite regional competition, and the silver medal at the Tristate Marching
Arts Championships at Ryle HS. We are very proud of these students! Congratulations!
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Sallee Places 2nd in Shakespeare Competition
Congratulations to CCHS student, Katherine Sallee, on winning 2nd place in Cincinnati’s Shakespeare Competition
earlier this spring. Katherine performed a Shakespearean monologue and sonnet in a competition with high school
students from the Greater Cincinnati area. In addition, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company awarded Katherine the
Rose Award in April in recognition of excellence in bringing the Bard to life. We are very proud of you, Katherine!
TSA Brings Home 8 STATE Awards
Congratulations to the CCHS Engineering Technology Students and Technology Student Association (TSA) who
competed in state competition in Louisville last week. The students brought home 8 STATE awards including two
first place, three second place, two third places and one fourth place. Individual winners include:
First Place Academic Tech Bowl: Nick Wilson, Jacob Flairity, Colton Graham
First Place Architecture Renovation: Nick Wilson, Jacob Flairty, Andrew Hyden, Aaron Orth, Josh Warner
Second Place Flight Endurance: Anthony Schwarberg
Second Place Desktop Publishing: Carla Henry
Second place Manufacturing Prototype: Aaron Orth, Josh Warner, Joe Sebastian
Third Place CAD 2D Architecture: Nick Wilson
Third Place Future Technology Teacher: John Leopold
Fourth Place VEX Robots: Noah Vaniglia, Andrew Kiddy
Congratulations on a job well done!
CCHS Varsity Cheerleaders Place 1st
Congratulations to the Campbell County High School Varsity Cheerleaders who placed First in the Game Time
Category at the 2014 Northern Kentucky Cheerleading Coaches Association Competition held on March 1st. Squad
members include:
Rachel White
Ali Schafer
Sarah Weiner
Laura Hall
Taylor Back
Danielle Martin
Caitlin Brown
Symantha Caperton
Kelsey Hiller
Brittney Works
Kenidi Morris
Natalie Brown
Michaela Baynum
Hannah Williams
Coaches: Olivia Schultz and Brittany Deppenmeier
Garcia Is Overtures Finalist
Congratulations to CCHS student, Ally Garcia, on being named one of four dance finalists in the Overtures Awards
competition held this past winter. The Overture Awards is a program that recognizes, encourages and rewards
excellence in the arts among Tri-state students in grades 9-12. The Overture Awards Scholarship Competition is the
area’s largest solo arts competition and offers scholarships in six artistic disciplines: creative writing, dance,
instrumental music, theater, visual art, and vocal music. Great job, Ally!
STLP
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Congratulations to the CCMS STLP students for another successful year at state competition!!
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Ryan Bezold and JT Reagor received 1st place in UK Computer Programming.
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Alex Schuchter received 1st place in Business Model Presentation.
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Landen Davis and Casey Kyle received 2nd place in Creating Mobile Apps.
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Camryn Mergenthal state finalist for Digital Photography.
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Alex Schuchter state finalist for Graphic Design.
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JT Reagor state finalist for Multimedia Game Programming.
Our STLP also received a GOLD chapter award for meeting all 6 STLP goals.
Congratulations for the exceptional effort given by our CCMS technology leaders of tomorrow!
Governor’s Scholars Winners
Every student from Campbell County High School who submitted a Governor's Scholar application at the state
level was either accepted or was named an alternate for the program. 10 students earned the right to participate in
the program this summer with 2 students being named as alternates. This is an exceptionally large number of
students to be honored from one school and we are very proud of them. Our Governor’s Scholars include:
Drake Boling, Josh Carroll, Michael Dumaine, Sean Field, Emily Geiman, Danielle Martin, Jennifer Rawe,
Kourtnie Ruber, Alicia Russell, and Katherine Sallee
Alternates include: Madelyn Emmett and Kendall Ruber
All State Art Winners
CCHS Arts Students Excel in All-State Awards
Congratulations to Kristin Pangburn, Jessica Ritzmann and Maddie Fischer on their recent All-State Art Awards.
Kristin placed 1st in the state in graphic design with Maddie placing 2nd in printmaking and Jessica placing 2nd in
jewelry art. We are extremely proud of each of you!
FCCLA Winners
Congratulations to the CCHS FCCLA members who attended the FCCLA State Meeting in Louisville on March
19th - 21st. The CCHS students competed in STAR Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition) and
placed very well.
A special thank you goes to Brooklee Boots who put in many hours of hard work this year serving as the FCCLA
VP of Membership for the entire state of Kentucky. Individual winners include:
Jennifer Schneider: 3rd place in Teach and Train
Mollie Leach and Megan Stubbs 2nd place in Entrepreneurship
Madison Stamper: 1st place in Illustrated Talk
Sidney Bayless and Grace Isaacs: 1st place in Life Event Planning
Stasis Schaum: 1st place in Career Investigation
Hayley Rich received a $1000 FCCLA scholarship
CCHS Principal, Renee Boots, received the Outstanding FCCLA Administrator Award for the state of Kentucky.
Great job and congratulations to all!
Band of Pride Ranks Distinguished
We welcome our representatives from the Campbell County Band of Bride tonight. Three CCHS BANDS attended
the state concert band assessment at Collins High School this past week and received DISTINGUISHED rankings
for the first time in the 75 year tradition of the CCHS band program. This is a state required event in which each
band performs prepared music for three judges and then performs a piece they have never seen before for a fourth
judge. This is an incredibly rare and special accomplishment that was only possible because of the hard work and
dedication of every single member of the band program. This makes CCHS one of only three high schools in the
state of Kentucky with three Distinguished concert ensembles. Congratulations Band of Pride. We are very proud
of you!
Recess
As provided in the agenda (as approved), the Board briefly recessed following the “Our Stars” presentation.
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School Presentation
Grant’s Lick Elementary
Amity Kukla, Principal
II.
COMMUNICATIONS
Audience Comments
Board Member Comments
Superintendent Comments
Personnel Report
NAME
Brown, Judith
Brown, Nathan
Carlisle, Gina
Chable, Christina
Clines, Tammy
Gosney, Marion
Hardy, Stacie
Holley, Jeanette
Horn, Melissa
Mercer, Brian
Pack, Jonah
Shields, James
Styer, Troy
Swinford,
Marybeth
Waters, Linda
Substitutes
Lowe, Emily
POSITION
ACTION /
REASON
EFFECTIVE
LOCATION
Custodian
Custodian
Teacher
21st Century
Coordinator
Library Media
Specialists
Attendance Clerk
Hired
Resigned
Resigned
4/14/2014 CCMS
4/11/2014 CCMS
6/30/2014 CCHS
Resigned
5/23/2014 CCMS
Resigned
Retired
6/30/2014 Ridge/Crossroads
6/30/2014 CCHS
Assistant Principal
Custodian
Custodian
Chief Information
Officer
Lunchroom Monitor
Bus Driver
Teacher
Resigned
Hired
Hired
6/30/2014 Campbell Ridge
5/4/2014 CCMS
5/5/2014 Cline
Resigned
Resigned
Retired
Retired
6/30/2014
5/30/2014
6/30/2014
6/30/2014
Paraeducator
Bus Driver
Resigned
Terminated
5/16/2014 Crossroads
4/25/2014 Transportation
Sub Paraeducator
Hired
4/11/2014 District Wide
Central Office
Reiley
Transportation
CCHS
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Written Communications and Reports
SBDM Minutes
FRYSC Reports
Pupil Personnel Report
Public Relations Report
School Related Field Trip Notifications
Field Trip Report – Transportation
Field Trip Report – Athletics
Certified Evaluation Plan (CEP) – First Reading
Architect’s Report
III.
ACTION AGENDA
BG #13-249 Campbell Ridge Walking Trail BG-4, BG-5 and Final Application and Certificate for Final
Payment
14-038 Motion made by Walch, seconded by Combs, to approve the BG-4 (Construction Closeout Form), BG-5
(Project Closeout Form) and the Application and Certificate for Final Payment of $5,290 for BG#13-249
Campbell Ridge Elementary Walking Trail as submitted by the architects upon the recommendation of the
Superintendent.
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
2014-15 Tentative Budget, Salary Schedules and Job Descriptions
14-039 Motion made by Fender, seconded by Combs, to approve the 2014-15 Tentative Budget, Salary Schedules
and Job Descriptions as submitted per the recommendation of the Superintendent.
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
Private Carrier Transportation Request – CCHS FCCLA to San Antonio, Texas via Commercial Airline
14-040 Motion made by Walch, seconded by Mason, to approve using a commercial airline as the common carrier
for a National FCCLA trip to San Antonio, Texas July 5 – July 11 per the recommendation of the
Superintendent.
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
Safety Tipline Online Prevention (S.T.O.P.) Agreement
14-04 Motion made by Mason, seconded by Walch, to approve the S.T.O.P. Agreement per the recommendation
of the Superintendent
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED
Meal Prices 2014-15
14-042 Motion made by Mason, seconded by Combs, to approve meal prices for the 2014-15 school year in
accordance with the Meal Price Equity Tool to meet Federal USDA Guidelines as submitted per the
recommendation of the Superintendent.
Lunch
Breakfast
Elementary Students K-5
$2.50
All Students
$1.50
Middle/ High Students
$2.75
Adult Breakfast
$2.00
Adult Lunch
$3.25
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
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Auditor Contract for 2013-14 Financial Statements
14-043 Motion made by Fender, seconded by Walch, to select Barnes Dennig & Company to audit and prepare the
2013-14 financial statements for $19,000.00 per the recommendation of the Superintendent.
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes; Fender-Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
IV.
CONSENT AGENDA
14-044 Motion made by Fender, seconded by Combs, to approve the consent agenda per the recommendation of
the Superintendent.
Minutes
April 14, 2014 – Regular Meeting
Bills - Addendum
General Fund # 115395-115478 as listed in the Orders of the Treasurer
Bills - Regular
General Fund # 115479-115606 as listed in the Orders of the Treasurer
Treasurer’s Report
Campbell County Board of Education
Treasurer's Report
For Month Ended April 30, 2014
Fund
General
Beginning
Balance
Revenues
Expenditures
Salaries
Others
Ending
Balance
11,701,784
1,824,681
(1,788,040)
(654,631)
11,083,794
441,286
0
0
0
441,286
46,946
300,843
(232,908)
(54,571)
60,310
Capital Outlay
-
0
0
-
Building
-
0
0
-
Construction
(172,533)
0
0
(172,533)
Debt Service
(44,385)
0
0
0
(44,385)
Food Service
163,542
201,067
(56,623)
(133,856)
174,130
$ 12,136,640
2,326,591
(2,077,571)
(843,058)
$ 11,542,602
Sick Leave Retire.
Special Revenue
Totals *
* Cash and cash equivalents in all funds include approx. $370,706 in investments and
certificates of
deposits yielding 0.615% and the remainder in interest-bearing checking accounts yielding 0.25%.
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Leave of Absence Requests
Christina Board, Library Media Specialist at Campbell County High School, Intermittent Leave from July 1, 2013
through June 30, 2014 for FMLA.
Tammy Clines, Library Media Specialist at Campbell Ridge and Crossroads, REVISED from January 24, 2014
through May 2, 2014 for FMLA.
JoAnn Fornash, Bus Monitor at Transportation, from March 19, 2014 through March 24, 2014 for FMLA.
Marion Pete Gosney, Attendance Clerk at Campbell County High School, from March 24, 2014 through March 28,
2014 for FMLA.
Jennifer Guckiean, Speech Therapist at Campbell Ridge Elementary, Intermittent Leave from January 1, 2014
through June 30, 2014 for FMLA.
Pamela Hamons, Teacher at Campbell County High School, from April 28, 2014 through May 6, 2014 for FMLA.
Linda Heil, Clerical Assistant at Campbell Ridge Elementary, from April 7, 2014 through April 14, 2014 for
FMLA.
Pamela Huff, Youth Service Coordinator at Campbell County High School, Intermittent Leave from April 1, 2014
through June 30, 2014 for FMLA.
Harold Joseph Kraus, Bus Driver at Transportation, from April 8, 2014 through April 14, 2014 for FMLA.
Angela Kennedy, Teacher at Campbell County Middle School, REVISED from January 29, 2014 through May 9,
2014 for FMLA Maternity Leave
Amity Kukla, Principal at Grant’s Lick Elementary, from April 28, 2014 through May 2, 2014 for FMLA.
Kristen Nunn, Teacher at Campbell County High School, from May 27, 2014 through June 11, 2014 for FMLA
Maternity Leave.
Gina Racke, Teacher at CCMS, Extended Disability Leave from April 16, 2014 for the remainder of the 2013-2014
school year.
Rhonda Roberts, Café Manager at Crossroads Elementary, from April 14, 2014 through May 7, 2014 for FMLA.
Andrea Sebastian, Guidance Counselor at Campbell County High School and Campbell County Middle School
from April 28, 2014 through June 30, 2014 for FMLA Maternity Leave.
Betty Schneider, Paraeducator at Campbell County High School, from April 21, 2014 through approximately May
9, for FMLA.
Lisa Timmerding, Teacher at Campbell Ridge Elementary, from May 12, 2014 through June 10, 2014 for FMLA
Maternity Leave.
Annette Webb, Clerk at Campbell Ridge Elementary, Intermittent Leave from April 7, 2014 through June 30, 2014
for FMLA.
Kevan Wolfe, Bus Driver at Transportation, from April 7, 2014 through June 30, 2014 for FMLA.
Diana Zipperer, Teacher at Campbell County Middle School, REVISED from February 14, 2014 through April 30,
2014 for FMLA Maternity Leave
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Emergency Certified Employees
The Educational Professional Standards Board requires a specific Board meeting date and Board number for
individuals completing applications to be emergency-certified when applicable. In the event CCS cannot employ a
“certified” individual, this meeting date and number will be used in the application process.
Calendars
The Board approved the following calendars / revisions:
(a) Amended 2013-14 School Calendar to show weather related closings and makeup days
(b) Amended 2014-15 School Calendar to show 13 makeup days as required by State regulations. All faculty,
students, and parents are to plan vacations accordingly. The new calendar shows the 13 State-mandated
snow days at the end of the calendar which extends into the second week of June. The start/stop times show
each school having 410 minutes.
Start
Elementary Schools 8:30 AM
Middle School
7:25 AM
High School
7:25 AM
Stop
Minutes Per Day
3:20 PM
410
2:15 PM
410
2:15 PM
410
Any additional time beyond the State mandated 1062 hours / 170 instructional days may be
utilized as makeup time upon Board approval of Amended Calendar.
(c) Amended 2013-14 CCDay Treatment and Regional Schools Calendar.
(d) 2014-15 CCDay Treatment and Regional Programs Schools Calendar.
Summer Food Service program for 2014
4 Summer Feeding Sites at the following locations:
Campbell County Middle School, 8000 Alexandria Pike, KY
Crossroads Elementary, 475 Crossroads Blvd, Cold Spring, KY
Campbell Ridge Elementary, 2500 Grandview Road, Alexandria, KY
Cline Elementary, 5586 East Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, KY
Summer Feeding will operate along with the 21st Century Programs at these locations from July 7 – August 1, 2104.
Breakfast and Lunch will be served at all locations.
Breakfast Service 8:45 am – 9:30am
Lunch Service 11:31 am – 12:15 pm
Annual Technology Plan Review and Approval
The Universal Service program for schools and libraries, more commonly known as E-rate, is a federal initiative
that provides discounts on telecommunications, Internet, and eligible internal connection technologies to
elementary and secondary schools and public libraries across this country. In order to be eligible to apply for ERate discounted services, each district must have a Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) approved technology
plan. The plan must address the five core criteria as defined by the FCC. To ensure district compliance the District
Technology Plan Template was created for each district to use to submit the District Plan. The Campbell County
District technology plan has been previewed by the KDE Engineer and meets the FCC criteria.
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V.
ADJOURN
There being no further business to come before the Board, Ms. Winbigler entertained a motion to adjourn.
14-045 Motion made by Fender, seconded by Walch, to adjourn the meeting.
VOTE: Winbigler-Yes; Mason-Yes; Combs-Yes, Fender - Yes; Walch-Yes. MOTION CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 8:22 p.m.
APPROVED:
_______________________________
JANIS WINBIGLER, CHAIRPERSON
ATTEST:
__________________________________
GLEN MILLER, SECRETARY