East Central Reporter

Central A&M Community Unit School District 21 Board of Education met May 21.

Here is the minutes provided by the board:

 The Regular Meeting of the Board of Education of the Central A&M Community Unit District #21 in the counties of Shelby, Christian and Macon counties, Illinois was duly called and held on the 21st day of May, 2018 at the Central A&M Middle School, within the boundaries of the district.

Board President Josh Burgener called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm, and Secretary Tim Dowd called the roll.   Members answering present were Tim Dowd, Brian Hanley, Scott Hilton, Craig Plain, Josh Burgener, Brock Boltz, and Chris Just. 

Also Present were:  Dr. DeAnn Heck, Charles Brown, Courtney Hiler, David Fitzgerald, Joanne Coady and Rick Hauffe.

Also present were: Jacob Elam, Jill Ade, Rachel Hays, Lindsay Ashley

The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Courtney Hiler.

PUBLIC AND EMPLOYEE COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS

A. Students of Excellence – None

B.Citizens Agenda – None

C. Teacher Talk – 3rd Grade teachers Jill Ade, Rachel Hays and Lindsay Ashley spoke

About the activities they are using to teach Science, Social Studies and Writing.

D.Requests for the Use of Facilities to be Added to the Agenda – None

E.Items to be Added to the Current Agenda – None

REPORTS FROM DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS

ELEMENTARY

Students of the Month:

BondGregory

Will Voudrie, Kinzee Dunakey,Damien Smith, Madison Beck

Brecklyn Henderson, Wesleigh CochranAshlyn Hunter, Ty Bliss, Emmett Creamer

Jacob Pickler, Colton Patrick, Sophia AmantNatalee Myers, Myleigh Sieben,

Not Pictured: Toby WadeKolten Long, Griffin Adrian

CHRISTIAN COUNTY K-9:  Christian County officer JD Pickett brought his dog Vito to Bond on Friday May 11th. Officer Pickett talked to the students about safety and what the dog does in the line of duty. Officer Brian Wade put on the bite suit and ran from Vito. Vito chased him down and stopped him.  Officer Pickett also had Vito do a drug search and how to track a person. The students really enjoyed the presentation.

CALDECOTT DAY:  Bond second grade had their Caldecott day on Monday May 14th. Library, Art and the classroom teachers worked together with the students to put on the special presentation. This is the first attempt for the students to do public speaking.

FIELD DAY:  Field day at Bond went well for the students it was a nice day and all enjoyed the fun. Gregory had to cancel their field day and reschedule for Wednesday May 16th. There was too much rain last Wednesday.

AWARDS:  Bond and Gregory will have library awards on May 25th. Bond will be in the morning at 8:30 Gregory in the afternoon at 12:30. Gregory will give out perfect attendance for 6 students and Bond will have 2 students with perfect attendance.

PRE-K / KINDERGARTEN:  At this time we have 54 students signed up for Kindergarten for next year and 39 Pre-K students.

SUMMER SCHOOL:  Summer school will start at both Bond and Gregory on June 4th and run until June 29th.

CENTRAL A&M MIDDLE SCHOOL

April Raiders of the Month:  The Middle School April Raiders of the Month were selected for their academic dedication, their kindness toward others, respectfulness toward teachers, and attendance. This month's sixth graders are Gavin Houchins and Drew Damery. The seventh graders chosen are Tatum Falk and RJ Cook, and the eighth graders selected are Morgan Malone and Cyrus Smith.

CAMMS Flag Crew:  Our local VFW trained a few students to correctly raise and lower our flag. Our plan is to organize a team of students to care for our flag daily and pass along the important knowledge of how to respectfully handle this symbol of our nation. We appreciate the guidance of Norman Bethard and Jerrit Medler!

First Lego League:  On Monday, the First Lego League team presented to the students at Gregory Intermediate. The 3rd through 5th grades learned about the Robo Raiders and about FLL. The students did a great job explaining the tasks required and the preparation that goes in to competition. We look forward to working with our future Robo Raiders!

Student Council:  In April, our student council students attended the Illinois Association of Junior High Student Councils State Convention in Springfield, IL. The students raved about the fun they had, as well as how great the speakers were. They heard presenters speak on leadership and positive choices. Thank you to Mr. Marcure, Mr. Cook, and Mrs. Koonce for your leadership this year!

6th Grade Field Trip:  On Thursday, our 6th grade class visited the St. Louis Science Center, where they viewed an IMAX movie about protecting the Panda species. Afterward, they explored the Science Center and had lunch by the dinosaurs. After lunch, the class headed to the City Museum where the students and teachers explored the interesting architecture. A great time was had by all!

Spring Music Concert:  The students put on a beautiful performance. I'm always amazed at the talent we have, and I love to watch them grow that talent through the year. Thank you to Mr. Elam and Mr. Parker for your hard work, and your dedication to the music programs at CAM!

8th Grade Farewell Party:  The 8th grade students had a great turnout for the 8th grade party, which was put together by parents and organized through community donations. Thank you to everyone that contributed! This is a great 8th grade class, and we at the MS will sure miss having them around! Good luck to the Central A&M Class of 2022!

5th and 8th Grade Orientation:  This has been a big week of orientation for our Raiders. Yesterday, 5th graders toured the Middle School and had lunch. Today, our 8th graders ventured to the high school to have a tour and lunch. The kids have had a great time, and they are ready to make the move!

Vocational Exploration:  On Thursday, Chelbi Williams, Central A&M alumni and Global Project Manager at GSI, spoke with our sixth grade Language Arts classes about the importance of using appropriate grammar in the workplace. She worked with students on resume & application practice, public speaking, and proper email and social media use. The students were engaged and had a great time! They have even asked to practice the tools she shared in class!

Flex Enrichment students took a walk over to the water plant to learn about what Jeremiah Risley does for the City of Assumption. This was such an informative and awesome tour. The students got to see inside the water building and learn about what all of the tanks and gauges are for. The students learned about chlorine and fluoride and the importance of having the water treatment plant and people like Jeremiah that keep our water safe and great tasting. Jeremiah even walked the students through a water test to see the "hardness" in our water.

During FLEX Enrichment, students were able to hear Alex Stringer, CAM Class of 2003, speak about nursing, his education, his experiences as a flight nurse, and volunteering as an EMT/Paramedic.  They were also able to watch an emergency helicopter land and ask questions about the mechanics and gear. 

On May 16th, Nick Sloan, CAM Class of 2000, shared his experiences and training as a Lineman for Shelby Electric. 

Women in Agriculture Series:

We kicked off our Women in Agriculture Showcase during our FLEX Exploration. All students are welcome to attend these presentations, and the focus is on local jobs that may not typically be pursued by our female students. We would like to showcase these career opportunities to our students and make them aware of the opportunities that are located right in our own back yard. Women working in the agriculture field have volunteered their time to present to our students over the next month.

Our first presentation was given by Kandy Smith, a production supervisor, Angel Mann a Production Technician, and Colleene Bettinger a Quality Team Leader all from GSI in Taylorville. These ladies shared their expertise in areas of production, quality control, safety, and electronics. The students were very interested in the training and possibilities for these careers. It was interesting to hear about the number of jobs available right now in our area! Thank you for sharing your time and talents with our students!

Andrea (Corzine) Sloan, Class of 2003, owner of August Creek Farm and partner at Cypress Grove Belties, presented for our second session of our Women In Agriculture Showcase! She spoke with our students about her family's farming history and her education and training. Mrs. Sloan discussed internships and the importance of gaining experience. She introduced the students to Community Supported Agriculture and the vegetables she grows on her 2 acre farm. She also discussed running a farm store and meat delivery service.

On May 11th, Emily Adcock, Marketing Manager at GSI in Assumption, came to speak with our students through our Women in Agriculture Series. Emily discussed the aspects of marketing and communications, as well as the skills and education needed to work in the field. She shared her road to working at GSI, and her history in agriculture. Students learned about the marketing they follow on social media and through advertising, as well as how their current courses are teaching them valuable skills for this career.

On Monday, May 14th, Sarah Holthaus Minott, CAM Class of 2002, visited the Middle School to discuss her experience with H&M Farms, our local pumpkin and Christmas Tree Farm. She shared about the growing process, the business side of farming, and her family's story.

Upcoming Recycling Program:  Next school year, our Middle School students will be participating in a recycling contest through the City of Assumption. Each grade level will be collecting various caps and lids, and the class with the greatest amount of pounds donated will be the winner! We are giving you a heads up, in case you would like to participate and collect over the summer! Acceptable caps/lids include those on a butter tub, coffee can, yogurt lids, medicine, drink bottles, milk jugs, detergent, squirt condiments, ketchup, etc. We cannot accept any cap with metal, pumps with metal springs (like lotions), fast food drink caps, no lid or cap over 8" in diameter. These recycling donations will go toward free benches or tables to be used throughout the community.

CENTRAL A & M HIGH SCHOOL

By the time of the Board Meeting on May 21, the 26th graduating class of Central A&M High School will have completed the ceremony. I am really proud of this group of seniors, and I look forward to their futures with excitement and anticipation. They are a group we send off with pride, as they have represented our Raider Nation well. My belief is that they will continue to be wonderful representatives of our communities.

We have been having exit interviews with the seniors the past two weeks. It is interesting to hear what they think about their experience at Central A&M. It is also so wonderful to hear how they enjoy our staff and all the work they do. In the June Board report, I will include a list of seniors and their plans for right after high school.

Here are a few other notes from the High School:

Very proud of Mallory Burgener, who has earned a Section 16 Reporter position. Leadership from another in our strong FFA program. Congrats, Mallory!

Congratulations to Raider Nation Junior Yeager Minott, who earned a trip to Washington D.C. through Shelby Electric Cooperative in June.

Enjoyed some quality time with seniors Trinity Hilton, Peyton Kelso, Austin Lay, and Brett Zindel at the College Signing Day program at Richland Community College.  First, we had lunch in Decatur, then on to Richland, where Raider Nation Class of 2016 member Taylor Vidmar organized a nice program. Celebrating our wonderful Raider Seniors!

When it is a nice day, Raiders need to go fishing! Congrats to Connor Hutchins and Austin Sloan, who placed 6th out of 39 teams at the Chatham Open on Lake Sangchris.

Introducing the 2018 Central A&M High School Prom Court: Alaina Burgener, Brooke Friesner, Trinity Hilton, Riley Black, Ried Morrell, and Jameson Smith. Great representatives of Raider Nation!

Congratulations to Raider Nation Boys' Basketball Coach Rob Smith! Coach Smith was named an Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year for Class 1A! The program under Coach Smith puts developing quality young men at the top of the list -- as great coaches do! Congrats, Coach Smith!

Congratulations to Trinity Hilton, who was honored at the Illinois Principals Association Abe Lincoln Region Student Recognition Breakfast. The event, held at the Wyndham Hotel in Springfield, honored several students from area schools. Students heard from IPA State President Hattie Llewellyn and IPA Legal Counsel Brian Schwartz. Trinity, the daughter of Scott and Kim Hilton, plans to attend Indiana State University in the fall. Congrats, Trinity!

We are very proud of our three Raiders who came to the aid of this lady. The third Raider was sophomore Keegan Waterman. Connor, Griffin, and Keegan showed what we expect in Raider Nation. This means more to us than All-Conference, All-Area, and All-State honors. This is All-Humanity!

Such a joy to be invited to the annual awards banquets at Central A&M High School. Tonight, we celebrated the FFA. This program, led by Mrs. Betsy Burgener, is a halllmark of Raider Nation. Our students gain so much accomplishment, confidence and job-related skills from this group. And, as it was stated by several of the seniors passing the torch tonight, it is a family.

Thanks to Leann Estrada, Monsanto, and our local police chiefs!

On Friday, April 27, six Monsanto employees, Assumption Police

Chief Brian Wade, and Moweaqua Police Chief Roy Maki, conducted a Seat Belt Safety Check at the Central A & M High School. As checks were conducted, those wearing their seat belts received a bag of Smarties with a “Smarties Wear Their Seatbelt!” card. Those who were not wearing a seatbelt

received a bag of Dum Dum suckers with a “Don’t be a Dum Dum, Wear Your Seatbelt!” card. Information along with rubber bracelets were also handed out. Parents, faculty and students were surprised by the check. 199 - Vehicles were checked; 348 - People (driver and passengers); 325 - Wearing seat belts; 23 - NOT wearing seat belts

Congratulations to the Central A&M High School April Students of the Month. They are as follows:

Freshmen Cameron Bradshaw and Madison Warnick

Sophomores Brycen Burgener and Kendra Fisher

Juniors Collin Smith and Alaina Morse

Seniors Ried Morrell and Ashley Webb

Wonderful representatives of our school. Proud to be their principal!

The Boys' Basketball Banquet was held on April 8 at the First Baptist Church in Moweaqua.

The Awards:

IBCA 4th Team All-State, News-Gazette Special Mention All-State, Unanimous All-Central Illinois Conference First Team -- Connor Heaton

Second Team All-Central Illinois Conference -- Griffin Andricks and Jameson Smith

Most Valuable Practice Player -- Brycen Burgener

Most Blocks -- Griffin Andricks

Best Defensive Player -- Jacob Paradee

Most Improved Player, Best FG % -- Tate Paradee

Raider Award -- Colton Hubner, Brett Zindel

1,000 Career Points, Most Steals, Most Assists, Most Rebounds -- Connor Heaton

Most 3-Pointers Made (School Record), Highest FT % (School Record) -- Jameson Smith

Great season, Raiders!

Prom was held April 28 at Oak Terrace Resort. The Raiders cleaned up, dressed up and had a wonderful time on the dance floor. It was great to sit back and watch these Raiders simply have fun.  Congrats to King Riley Black and Queen Trinity Hilton.

Proud of Central A&M High School students Hailey Hunter, Tyler Kapper and Lakenzie Phillips for helping the fourth graders with art projects!

Great for our Agriculture students to connect with local businesses and employers. Thanks to GSI, Monsanto and Sloan's for welcoming and visiting with our Raiders!

Central A&M Senior Tyler McLain and Freshman Ella Forlines spent May 2 at the State Capitol in Springfield as part of Senator Chapin Rose's Youth Advisory Council.

Wonderful day May 2 at Hickory Point Golf Course as the Central Illinois Conference honored the 2018 CIC Scholar Athletes of the Year.  Riley Black and Taryn Sams represented Raider Nation.

Central A&M High School had its first look at the Class of 2022 as a group May 4. Counselor Mrs. Dotty Simmons organized the annual visit, which included a tour guided by several seniors, lunch, and a panel of seniors to answer questions. Looking forward to being the principal of this group!

Spring Sports are winding down:

Congrats to Taryn Sams, who qualified for the State Track Meet in the 100-meter dash. We also hosted the Central Illinois Conference girls’ track meet, and, once again, our volunteers rose to the challenge and held a wonderful meet.

Softball is #1 seed in our own Regional, which will be completed Saturday. The softball team won the school’s first-ever conference softball title with a 9-1 at Shelbyville.

Baseball won its first-round regional game on Monday. They played in the semis on Thursday.

Boys’ Track will compete this week in the IHSA Sectional. Logan Farris won the triple jump in the CIC Meet.

Blessed to enjoy the music of our talented Raiders at the Central A&M High School Spring Concert May 7. The students prepared well under Mr. Jacob Elam and Mr. Matthew Parker. Had a touch of sadness listening to our wonderful seniors in their final concert as Raiders.

Congratulations to our bass fishermen yesterday at the IHSA Sectional at Clinton Lake Ross Sloan and Eric Paradee finished fourth as a team, making them an alternate for the state tournament. Ross also hauled in the 2nd largest bass of the day at 7.1 pounds. Connor Hutchins and Austin Sloan also fished for Central A&M.

Blessed to be the Principal at such a school with incredible community support. Several community members attended the Central A&M High School Awards Program May 9 to honor Raider Nation students with academic awards and scholarships. We will post all the awards winners later, but here are several pictures from after the program.After the department and individual awards, nearly $40,000 in scholarships were awarded, with the potential for much more as students take advantage of multiple years on a few scholarships. Thanks to all of those who remember Raider Nation as a place to begin a scholarship.

Enjoyed a wonderful Baccalaureate Service Sunday evening. Thirty-two members of the Class of 2018 listened to scripture readings and a message from Pastor David Ball from Locust Grove Church. These Raiders are ready with the 4 P' s for life!

KEMMERER VILLAGE CAMPUS SCHOOL

DCFS…. 14           School/ICG….12

Pending Discharge-   between end of school year and beginning of next school year – possibility of 10  if all goes as planned.

Prom at Kemmerer Village “Masquerade Memories”  was held May 5, 2018. 

Middle School Recognition   is May 25, 2018 .   We have two  8th graders

4th Quarter Incentive Trip is Scheduled for May 22nd or  May 23rd.  I am not sure how many will be attending or what we will be doing.

Semester Exams May 24th and May 25th

Residents are just finishing track season.  Residents have started softball for summer season.

Summer school will be  June 4th -  June 29th    8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. M-F.

FINANCIAL REPORT - Rick Hauffe

EXECUTIVE SESSION (CLOSED MEETING)

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Brian Hanley to enter into Executive Session for Discussion of Matters Relating to Employment, Compensation or Other Matters Appropriate for Closed Session as mandated per 5 ILCS120/2-Motion.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0 and the Board entered Closed Session at 7:46 pm.

RETURN TO OPEN SESSION

A motion was made by Scott Hilton and seconded by Craig Plain to return to Open Session.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0 and the Board returned to Open Session at 8:58 pm.

ADOPT AGENDA-MOTION

A motion was made by Brian Hanley and seconded by Craig Plain to adopt the agenda as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

CONSENT AGENDA-MOTION

A.Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting – April 16, 2018

B.Approval of the Minutes of the Executive Session of April 16, 2018

C.Approval of the Minutes of Special Meeting – May 1, 2018

D.Approval of the Payment of Current Bills

A motion was made by Scott Hilton and seconded by Brian Hanley to approve the consent agenda as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AND/OR ACTION

A.Employment Needs of the District

i.Approve Resignation of 7th Grade Volleyball Coach

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Chris Just to Approve the resignation of

Vanessa Rork as 7th Grade Volleyball Coach as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

ii.Approve Resignation of HS SADD Advisor

A motion was made by Scott Hilton and seconded by Craig Plain to Approve the resignation of Jennifer Metz as HS SADD Advisor as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

iii.Approve 7th Grade Volleyball Coach

A motion was made by Brian Hanley and seconded by Chris Just to Approve Katie Boltz as 7th Grade Volleyball Coach as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, abstain, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 6 aye and 1 abstain.

iv.Approve HS SADD Advisor

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Scott Hilton to Approve Katie Boltz as HS SADD Advisor as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, abstain, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 6 aye and 1 abstain.

v.Approve Business Manager for 2018-2019

A motion was made by Chris Just and seconded by Craig Plain to approve Richard Hauffe as

Business Manager for the 2018-2019 School Year as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

vi.Approve Support Staff and Administrative Raises for 2018-2019

A motion was made by Brian Hanley and seconded by Josh Burgener to Approve the Support Staff and Administrative Raises for 2018-2019 as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

B.Approve 2020 Band and Choir Trip

A motion was made by Brock Boltz and seconded by Scott Hilton to Approve Band and Choir trip to Disney in Spring 2020 as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

C.Approve the District Title I Plan, Bond School Title Plan, and Gregory Title Plan.

A motion was made by Tim Dowd and seconded by Chris Just to Approve District Plan, Part A (Title I) of the ESEA, Bond School Title Plan, Part A (Title I) of the ESEA and Gregory School Title Plain, Part A (Title I) of the ESEA as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

D.Approve Handbook Revisions/Fees

i.Approval of Breakfast, Lunch and Milk Fees

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Chris Just to Approve the fees for Breakfast to $1.10 K-12, Adult Breakfast $1.75,  Lunch K-5 to $2.20,  Lunch 6 -12 to $2. 40,  Adult Lunch $2.75 and Milk to $.45 (remains unchanged) as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

ii.Approval of Bond/Gregory Handbook

A motion was made by Scott Hilton and seconded by Craig Plain to Approve the Bond/Gregory Handbook as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

iii.Approval of the Middle School Handbook

A motion was made by Chris Just and seconded by Brian Hanley to Approve the Middle School Handbook as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

iv.Approval of the High School Handbook

A motion was made by Chris Just and seconded by Scott Hilton to Approve the High School Handbook as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

E.Approve the Final School Calendar for 2017/18 SY.

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Chris Just to Approve the 2017/18 SY FINAL calendar to be submitted to the ROE as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

F.Approve Contract Renewal for Aramark Food Service Program for 2018/19 SY.

A motion was made by Chris Just and seconded by Brian Hanley to Approve the Contract Renewal for Aramark Food Service Program for 2018/19 SY as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

G.Committee Items for Discussion

i.  Student and District Activities

a. Kemmerer Village

ii.  Building and Grounds

a. Work throughout the District starts 5/30/18.

iii.  Transportation - none

H.Consideration of Requests for the Use of Facilities

i.HS Football Field, Press Box and Concession Stand,  JFL Jamboree and

Games, approx. 100 people, August 11, 25, September 1, 22 and Oct. 6.

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Scott Hilton to Approve the Request for the Use of Facilities as presented.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

I.Additions to the Agenda – None

J.Correspondence – None

K.Announcement/Reminder of Workshops/Meetings/Etc. – None

ADJOURNMENT

A motion was made by Craig Plain and seconded by Chris Just to adjourn the meeting at 9:26 pm.  The roll was called and members answered as follows: Dowd, aye, Hanley, aye, Burgener, aye, Hilton, aye, Boltz, aye, Plain, aye, Just, aye.  Motion passed 7-0

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