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Quincy Public School District 172 Board of Education met Oct. 26

Quincy Public School District 172 Board of Education met Oct. 26.

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

Meeting Convened

The Board of Education of School District No. 172, Adams County, Illinois, met in regular session on October 26, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. in the Board of Education Office, Room 214, 1416 Maine Street, Quincy, Illinois, in said school district.

Roll Call

The meeting was called to order by President Arns, who directed the secretary to call the roll. On the call of the roll, the following members were present and answered to their names: Members Ali, Arns, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members were absent: Member Brock. Whereupon the President declared a quorum was present.

Moment of Silence

President Arns declared a moment of silence and reflection in memory of Mike Creek, security guard and for the victims of the St. Louis Central Visual and Performing Arts High School shooting.

Pledge of Allegiance

The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mary Griffith.

Questions and Comments

President Arns opened the meeting to questions and comments to members of the Board, by members of the public and employees of the district, in compliance with state statutes. There were none.

Consent Agenda

It was moved by Member McNay and seconded by Member Ali to approve the following items on the Consent Agenda:

a. Treasurer’s Report – September 2022

b. Minutes –September 21, 2022 & September 27, 2022

c. Check Register and JH/SH Activity Fund Reports

d. Acknowledge receipt of the Freedom of Information Log: September 17 through October 21, 2022 (Information Only)

On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None; and the following members were absent: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

Arrival of Member Brock

Member Brock arrived at 6:10 p.m. which was duly recorded by the Board Secretary. Reports of the Superintendent

Conferences. Parent teacher conferences are ongoing, and teachers are striving for 100% parental contact.

SIUE Community Healthcare Worker Donation. QPS was awarded $25,000 through an anonymous donor to support our SIUE Community Healthcare Worker program.

Distinguished Board Leader Awards. Dr. Pettit recognized Member Nichols and Member Whitfield with the Distinguished Board Leader Award.

District Highlights. Superintendent Pettit celebrated good news in the district by highlighting accomplishments and activities in high school girls golf, junior high and high school cross country, high school girls tennis, high school trap, high school boys soccer, marching band, music students, cheerleading, high school Beta Club, high school girls volleyball, high school leadership classes and high school football. Golfers Saya and Issa Geisendorfer along with Gabriel and Nicole Gold coordinated a Birdies for Brain Cancer fundraiser in honor of the Gold’s late father Dr. Mark Gold.

Building Committee

The Building Committee did not meet.

District Improvement Committee

Chairperson Arns presented the District Improvement Committee report. The committee reviewed Fall reports including summer school data, teacher retention and ISBE curriculum updates.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee did not meet.

Policy Committee

The Policy Committee did not meet.

Consider/Approve Regional Safe Schools Program MOU Agreement

It was moved by Member McNay and seconded by Member Ali to approve the Regional Safe Schools Program MOU Agreement (Doc. Reg. No. 3783). On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None; and the following members were absent: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

Executive Session

At 6:16 p.m., it was moved by Member Brock and seconded by Member McNay that the Board suspend the rules and go into executive session to discuss a) the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees of the School District; b) collective negotiating matters between the School District and its employees or their representatives, or deliberations concerning salary schedules for one or more classes of employees; g) student disciplinary cases; j) attorney/client privilege; k) approval of certain closed session minutes for distribution to the public; or other matters appropriate for a closed meeting pursuant to the Open Meetings Act. On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None; and the following members were absent: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

Resumption of Rules

It was moved by Member Petty and seconded by Member Arns to resume the conduct of the regular meeting under rules. On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None; and the following members were absent: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

Student Discipline

It was moved by Member McNay and seconded by Member Brock to adopt the recommendation regarding pre-expulsion agreements for one QJHS students and four QHS students and the expulsion for one QJHS student and one QHS student. On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None; and the following members were absent: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

Executive Session Minutes

It was moved by Member Arns and seconded by Member Ali to approve the Resolution Authorizing Executive Session Minutes for Public Release from April 27, 2022 through September 21, 2022 and Authorizing Destruction of Records Closed Session more than Eighteen Months Prior to March September 21, 2022 (Doc. Reg. No. 3784). On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following member voted Nay: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

Revised Personnel Addendum

It was moved by Member McNay and seconded by Member Ali to approve the Revised Personnel Addendum. On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None; and the following members were absent: None. Whereupon the President declared the motion carried.

PERSONNEL CODES

$$ - New operating Fund Position (increase in FTE)

B - Paid for by Booster Clubs

C - Change in classification or position

O - Other

P - New Project Fund position

*REVISED PERSONNEL ADDENDUM

PR - Replacement for Project Fund position

Quincy Board of Education

R - Replacement for vacant Operating Fund Position

S - Summer School

October 26, 2022

CERTIFIED

APPOINTMENT (EFFECTIVE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR)

1

R

JORDAN BURKHOLDER – ASST. 7/8TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL COACH/QJHS

2022-23

BOOSTER PAID - $750.00

2

R

AMANDA DEDERT – HEAD RIFLE TEAM COACH/QHS

2022-23

VOLUNTEER POSITION/NO PAY

3

R

PAIGE OWSLEY – GUIDANCE COUNSELOR/QHS (191 DAYS)

09/22/2022

MA+30, STEP 1 $37,471.28

5 EXTRA DAYS $1,092.24

4

R

DANA TEEFEY – 5TH GRADE TEACHER/LINCOLN-DOUGLAS

09/26/2022

MA+10, STEP 3 $35,575.60

5

P

ROBIN THOMSON – PART-TIME TITLE 1 TUTOR/NON-PUBLIC

09/30/2022

$29.00/HR

6

R

JAMES LAWSON – VARSITY HEAD BASEBALL COACH/QHS

2022-23

STEP 1 $7,033.55

7

R

BRENDA ZESSIN – ELA TEACHER/QJHS

10/05/2022

S, STEP 30 $52,843.80

8

PR

LAURA KELLE – INSTRUCTOR - EXTENDED DAY/THE ACADEMY

09/26/2022

$29.00/HR

9

PR

DANA STAFFORD – COORDINATOR - EXTENDED DAY/THE ACADEMY

09/26/2022

$29.00/HR

10

R

BRETT LANDWEHR – PE TEACHER (CBE)/ILES

10/06/2022

BA, STEP 0 $30,326.40

11

R

TAMMY HUMPHREY – FISCAL SERVICES MANAGER/BOE

10/17/2022

$50,000.00

12

R

ALICIA STUPAVSKY – HEAD START TEACHER/ECFC

10/11/2022

ASSOCIATE, STEP 0 $18,827.78

13

R

LAMOR HICKMAN – ASST. FOOTBALL COACH/QJHS

2022-23

BOOSTER PAID - $2,000.00

14

R

BRIAN LEWTON – ASST. 7TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL COACH/QJHS

2022-23

BOOSTER PAID, STEP 1

$2,743.50

RESIGNATIONS

15

LISA FARRELL – 7/8TH GRADE ASST. GIRLS BASKETBALL COACH/QHS

09/16/2022

16

LEAH ROLANDO – FISCAL SERVICES MANAGER/BOE

10/21/2022

17

AMY JONES – READING RECOVERY/ILES

09/19/2022

18

CHRIS MOORE – MATH INTERVENTION/QJHS

10/14/2022

19

HAILEE OVIATT-DEVILLIER – ASST. VOLLEYBALL COACH/QHS

10/06/2022

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

20

BROOKE KLUSMEYER – TEACHER/DENMAN

UPDATE

08/15/2022-10/10/2022

21

JULIE ALLEN – TEACHER/ROONEY

UPDATE

09/19/2022-09/30/2022

22

SAMANTHA BURGE – MUSIC TEACHER/LINCOLN-DOUGLAS

UPDATE

08/15/2022-09/23/2022

23

SARA JARVIS – TEACHER/ROONEY

09/16/2022-09/29/2022

24

JAMIE GOWER – TEACHER/BALDWIN

UPDATE

09/12/2022-01/12/2023

25

CAITLYN SCHUSTER – TEACHER/ROONEY

03/09/2023-05/29/2022

26

LYDIA ROTH – TEACHER/ROONEY

UPDATE

08/29/2022-09/29/2022

27

COREY LOOS – TEACHER/QAVTC

UPDATE

09/23/2022-10/07/2022

28

LEIGHANN RENO – HEAD START TEACHER/ECFC

11/11/2022-12/09/2022

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT

APPOINTMENT (EFFECTIVE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR)

29

R

DAWN PATTON – DRIVER/TRANSPORTATION

09/21/2022

STEP 0 $19.01/HR

30

R

CLARA ROBERTSON – PARA/QJHS

09/28/2022

LEVEL C, STEP 2 $15.32/HR

31

C

MATT LEAPHART – DAY CUSTODIAN/BALDWIN

10/17/2022

NO CHANGE IN SALARY

32

C

VERONICA FEY – PARA/QHS

09/29/2022

NO CHANGE IN SALARY

33

C

GAYE RICHMILLER – PARA/QAVTC

09/29/2022

NO CHANGE IN SALARY

34

R

KENNETH DAVIS – SECURITY GUARD/DENMAN

09/30/2022

STEP 0 $14.50/HR

35

R

REBECCA COOKSON – COOK/QHS

10/12/2022

STEP 1 $15.00/HR

36

C

JOSEPH CHARITY – SECURITY GUARD/DISTRICT

10/17/2022

STEP 0 $15.25/HR

37

C

STEVE SECKMAN – DAY CUSTODIAN/ROONEY

10/11/2022

STEP 2 $14.73/HR

38

R

ANDREA RUTHS – KITCHEN HELPER/LINCOLN-DOUGLAS

10/24/2022

STEP 0 $14.90/HR

39

R

APRIL HAHN - DRIVER/TRANSPORTATION

10/14/2022

STEP 0 $19.01/HR

40

R

BRETT WEGMAN – STUDENT SUCCESS SUPERVISOR/QJHS

10/18/2022

LEVEL C, STEP 0 $14.90/HR

41

R

BETHONY CRIM – EARLY CHILDHOOD

SUPERVISOR/TRANSPORTATION

10/19/2022

STEP 0 $20.38/HR

42

R

TAYLOR LAMPKINS – KITCHEN HELPER/ROONEY

10/19/2022

STEP 0 $14.90/HR

43

R

DAVID SCHLOSSER – SECURITY GUARD/QHS

10/19/2022

STEP 0 $14.50/HR

44

*

LACEY CORRIGAN

$42,000 SALARY AMENDED

RESIGNATIONS

45

JAMES SCHALLER – SECURITY GUARD/DISTRICT

10/16/2022

46

AMBER APPLEBY – COOK/DENMAN

10/06/2022

47

CARLA DELONJAY – KITCHEN HELPER/ROONEY

09/23/2022

48

KATIE CAMPBELL – CROSSING GUARD/DISTRICT

10/03/2022

49

AMANDA WALKER – RIDER/TRANSPORTATION

10/14/2022

50

LINDA HULL – RIDER/TRANSPORTATION

10/20/2022

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

51

TONY HILGENBRINCK – CUSTODIAN/FLINN

UPDATE

04/25/2022-09/19/2022

52

VICKY ELDER – LEAD COORDINATOR/DENMAN

UPDATE

04/18/2022-11/15/2022

53

RICK STEEPLES – DRIVER/TRANSPORTATION

UPDATE

08/17/2022-09/26/2022

54

HEATHER MEYER – SECRETARY/BALDWIN

12/03/2022-02/24/2023

55

ALAN CANNADY – SECURITY GUARD/DENMAN

10/17/2022-01/09/2023

56

NANCY TURNER – COOK/QJHS

09/06/2022-11/30/2022

57

JOSEPH CHARITY – SECURITY/QHS

UPDATE

08/17/2022-10/17/2022

58

MYRNA MCCALLISTER – DRIVER/TRANSPORTATION

UPDATE

08/17/2022-10/17/2022

59

JEWELL CHATTEN – PARA/ECFC

09/28/2022-10/06/2022

59

CHARLES HENDREN – RIDER/TRANSPORTATION

09/30/2022-12/23/2022

At 8:04 p.m., it was moved by Member McNay and seconded by Member Arns that the regular meeting adjourn. On the call of the roll, the following members voted Aye: Members Ali, Arns, Brock, McNay, Nichols, Petty, and Whitfield; and the following members voted Nay: None;

https://www.qps.org/wp-content/uploads/102622regmnt.pdf

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