October 2022 Regular Board of Education Meeting

Pioneer CTC Community Room
Monday, October 17, 2022 - 7:00pm

    1. ROLL CALL
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    2. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    3. MOMENT OF SILENCE
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    4. CONSENT AGENDA
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    4.1 Approve September 19, 2022 Board of Education Meeting Minutes

    4.2 Accept Grants
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following grants be accepted:

    • Carl D. Perkins - $316,219.06
    • High Schools That Work - $4,000
    • Public School Preschool - $96,000
    • Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund (GEER) - $4,320.76
    • Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund II (GEER II) - $235,288

    4.3 Approve Revisions to Policy
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following revisions to policy be approved:

    • PO 1439 - Holidays / Administration
    • PO 1616 - Staff Dress & Grooming/Administration
    • PO 2271 - College Credit Plus Program
    • PO 2370-01 - Blended Learning
    • PO 3216 - Staff Dress & Grooming / Prof. Staff
    • PO 4216 - Staff Dress & Grooming / Classified Staff
    • PO 4439 - Holidays / Classfied 
    • PO 5511 - Dress & Grooming / Students
    • PO 5772 - Weapons / Students
    • PO 6110 - Grant Funds
    • PO 6114 - Cost Principles - Spending Federal Funds
    • PO 6325 - Procurement - Federal Grants/Funds
    • PO 6423 - Use of Credit Cards
    • PO 7217 - Weapons / Property
    • PO 8500 - Food Services

    4.4 Accept Donations
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following donations be accepted:

    • Donations received in memory of Ron Eddleblute; Ind. Diesel Alumnus, memorial donations for the Industrial Diesel program received from:
      • Mr. Ken Berger, Mansfield; generous monetary donation of $100;
      • Jeff & Laura Burrer, Shiloh; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Donald Clark, Galion; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Robert & Linda Eyerly, Ontario; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Ronald & Brenda Eyerly, Mansfield; generous monetary donation of $100;
      • Thomas & Jennifer Fenton, Mansfield; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Tracy & Patty Flemng, Ontario; generous monetary donation of $75;
      • Brian & Michelle Gates, Crestline; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Matthew & Kristine Geer, Stingel 1st grade staff; generous monetary donation of $90;
      • Deborah Grove, Ontario; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Donald & Joan Hipsher, Ontario; generous monetary donation of $200;
      • Lampert Fam Live Trust, Douglas Lampert, Johnstown, OH; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Dee Mosier, Munice IN; generous monetary donation of $25;
      • Jeanette Ohl, Crestline; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Ontario HS Boosters Club, Ontario; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Ronald & Alice Seifley, Mansfield; generous monetary donation of $25;
      • Donald & Vicky Varvel, Mansfield; generous monetary donation of $50;
      • Doris Will, Shelby; generous monetary donation of $50;
    • Donations for Pioneer Penguin fund used to help students in need during the Holidays:
      • Karen Donahue - $50
      • Julie Eldridge - $100
      • Crystal Escalera - $50
      • Anne Kurtzman - $35
      • Don & Melissa Paullin - $50
      • Kathy Sabourin - $30
      • Justin Tuttle - $50
      • Nita Walsh - $50
    • Mr. Greg Dodge, Shelby; donation of construction tools with an approximate value of $180 consisting of 4 pairs of safety glasses, six all-purpose paint brushes, two magnetic pickup lights, two universal socket sets, one Craftsman stud finder and one GFI receptacle tester.  These items will be used by the students in our Construction Trades programs.
    • Karl Milliron, Milliron Auto Parts, Mansfield; generous donation of 12 hood panels valued at $504.  This donation will be used for student projects in our Collision Repair Career Tech Program.
    • Mr. & Mrs. Bob Turner, Shelby; generous donation of several dress clothing items with an approximate value of $500.  These items will be used in our Sharing Closet for student use.
    • Village of Crestline; generous monetary donation of $400 for performances at the Crestline Harvest Festival by students from our Performing Arts Program..  This donation will be used for educational supplies for our Performing Arts program.
    • Dawn Wright-Smith, Blackbaud Giving Fund, Charleston, SC; generous monetary donation of $30.  This amount will be deposited into the Alumni Endowment fund and used for annual student scholarships.

    4.5 Approve Student Participation in Competitive Events
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following students be approved for participation at competitive events as follows:

    FCCLA Fall Leadership Training, Heartland Conference Retreat Center, October 10-11, 2022, Marengo

    • CRESTLINE HS FCCLA STUDENTS: Nevaeh Chucci, Kylie Kelly, Laura Quail, Jaelyn Tesso, Ariah Zellner.  CHAPERONE:  Kris Bruce, FCS Instructor/FCCLA Advisor.

    National FFA Convention, October 26-29, 2022; Indianapolis, IN

    • COL. CRAWFORD FFA STUDENTS:  Bobby Collins, Dustyn Estep, Antonio Restelli, Hunter Church, Grayson, Putman, Alaina Stone, Brevin Shaffer, Trent Gallaway, Kevin Wilburn, Maddie Boyer, Logan Bright, Elisabeth Rollison, Jordan Tedrow, Zac Janeczek, Hadley Williams, JT Fogerty.  CHAPERONES:  Joshua Schieber, Ag Science Instructor/FFA Advisor, and Belinda Boyer, parent/FFA Alumni.
    • LUCAS HS FFA STUDENTS:  Bobby Collins, Dustyn Estep, Antonio Restelli, Hunter Church, Grayson Putman, Alaina Stone, Brevis Shaffer, Trent Gallaway, Kevin Wilburn, Maddie Boyer, Logan Bright, Elisabeth Rollison, Jordan Tedrow, Zac Janeczek, Hadley Williams and JT Fogarty.  CHAPERONES:  Matt Dotson, AG Instructor/FFA Advisor; Belenda Boyer, Parent.
    • WYNFORD FFA STUDENTS:  Addison Lust, Seth Pope, Mallorie Williams, Wesley Houpt, Nate Schiefer, Marty Schuster, Colton Worden, Jaxon Vance, Evan Wolfe, Levi Hartschuh, Jacob Wagner, Addison Sebring, Marlie Hosey and Clay Lusk.  CHAPERONES:  Mike Hoffman, Ag Science Instructor/FFA Advisor and Tessa Martin, Ag Science Instructor/FFA Advisor.

    National FCCLA Fall Conference, November 11-13, 2022; Hyatt Regency Center, Columbus

    • LUCAS FCCLA STUDENTS:  Issabell Iceman, Alyssa Shay, Emma Hamm, Jalana Lawhun, Madi Krupa, Devyn McGugin, Rebekah Case, Kailyn Caugherty, Katie Reznik and Jacob Gribben.  CHAPERONES:  Maleesa Warner, FCS Instructor/FCCLA Advisor and Barb Neal.
    • SHELBY HS FCCLA STUDENTS:  Haylie Gushard, Annabelle Snipes, Maggie Bogner, Maryn Lantz, Kendall Lantz, Olivia HIcks and Grace Garrett.  CHAPERONES:  Kelly Jung, FCS Instructor/FCCLA Advisor and Lindsay Lantz.

    National SkillsUSA Convention, November 11-13, 2022; Greater Columbus Convention Center, Columbus

    • STUDENTS:  TBD.  CHAPERONES:  TBD.

    5. FINANCIAL REPORT

    6. RECOGNITION OF GUESTS
    Gregory Nickoli, Superintendent

    7. EAP REPRESENTATIVE
    Colton Penwell, EAP President

    8. PUBLIC INPUT
    Gregory Nickoli, Superintendent

    Board Policy Section 0164


    9. CORRESPONDENCE
    Gregory Nickoli, Superintendent

    10. REPORT ON 2022-2023 BOARD GOALS
    Clay Frye, Director of Operations

    11. PRESENTATION
    Shannon Sprang, Supervisor

    12. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT REPORT

    13. LEGISLATIVE LIAISON REPORT
    Mr. Mike Grady, Board Member

    14. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
    Gregory Nickoli, Superintendent

    15. PERSONNEL REPORT
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that the following personnel recommendations be approved:

    • Acccept retirement resignation of Certificated personnel.
    • Approve Dock Days for Certificated personnel.
    • Approve Supplemental contracts for Certificated personnel.
    • Approve Stipend contracts for Certificated personnel.
    • Approve employment of Classified personnel.
    • Approve mileage allowance for Classified personnel.
    • Approve employment of Adult Education personnel.
    • Approve employment of Student Worker

    16. ACCEPT RETIREMENT RESIGNATION OF SUPERINTENDENT
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Request of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli to accept his retirement resignation as Superintendent, Chief Executive Officer of the Pioneer Career and Technology Center: A Joint Vocational School District, effective October 31, 2022.


    17. ADOPT RESOLUTION 22-22 RE-EMPLOYMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    18. ADOPT RESOLUTION 23-22 REDUCTION IN FORCE
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

       Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that Resolution 23-22 concerning Reduction in Force be adopted.


    19. ENTER INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION TO DISCUSS DETAILS RELATIVE TO THE SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROTOCOLS FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

    Recommendation of Superintendent Gregory D. Nickoli that we enter into Executive Session to discuss detail relative to the security arrangements and emergency respnse protocols for the Board of Education.


    20. ADJOURN MEETING
    Mr. Douglas Theaker, Board President

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