Coal City CUSD 1 Board of Education president Ken P. Miller and vice president Shawn Hamilton have been recognized by the Illinois Association of School Boards for their participation in professional development and leadership. | Coal City Community Unit School District #1
Coal City CUSD 1 Board of Education president Ken P. Miller and vice president Shawn Hamilton have been recognized by the Illinois Association of School Boards for their participation in professional development and leadership. | Coal City Community Unit School District #1
Coal City Community Unit School District #1 Board of Education met July 23.
Here are the minutes provided by the board:
Special Board of Education Meeting Minutes
CALL TO ORDER
President Miller called the special meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. with the board members answering roll call present: Dan Engelhardt, Cindy Klein, Matt Melvin, Mindy Rampa, Ryan VanDuyne, and Ken Miller. Also, in attendance were Superintendent Christopher Spencer, CSBO Jason Smith, Middle School Principal Cameron Stone, and Secretary to the Board of Education LaWanda Gagliardo. Director of Student Services Luke Krippel, Director of Curriculum & Instruction Jennifer Kenney, and Community Relations Specialist Ann Gill were absent. Board member Quint Harmon arrived at 6:01 p.m.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
President Miller led the Board, and others present in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
NOTICES AND COMMUNICATIONS
1. Introduction/acknowledgement of guests. – none.
2. In regard to agenda items – none.
3. In general (Limited to 5 minutes per person.) – none.
OLD BUSINESS
A. DISCUSSION/ACTION ON TO APPROVE THE ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AT THE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Ideal Engineering recommended Colfax Corporation with a bid of $85,950 for approval. Approving the asbestos abatement is another step in the process to getting the renovations started at the Intermediate School. Ideal Engineering is the company that organized the bid process and did post bid interviews due to the nature of the work needing to be completed. There were four (4) bids received, and Colfax Corporation was the organization selected. Superintendent Christopher Spencer provided the Board with a timeline of the abatement process.
Mrs. Rampa moved, and Mr. Engelhardt seconded to approve the asbestos abatement at the Intermediate School, for a grand total amount of $85,950.00.
Roll Call.
Ayes: Mindy Rampa, Dan Engelhardt, Quint Harmon, Cindy Klein, Matt Melvin, Ryan Van Duyne, Ken Miller Nays:
Motion: Carried.
OPEN FOR ITEMS NOT KNOWN AT AGENDA PREPARATION TIME COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE FLOOR
1. In regard to agenda items – none.
2. In general (Limited to 5 minutes per person.) – Jennifer Smykowskil was in attendance and has a student at the Intermediate School and was concerned about restroom/sewer issues with the extra staff and students at the Elementary School, and if there were funds allocated for potential repairs. Mr. Spencer offered to meet with Ms. Smykowskil to discuss further what’s been done and what’s to come.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Klein moved, and Mr. Harmon seconded to adjourn the meeting at 6:07 p.m. President Miller asked if there was any opposition to the motion, hearing none considers the motion approved.
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