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B-H BOARD MEETING AGENDA: NOV. 12

B-H BOARD MEETING AGENDA: NOV. 12
Britton-Hecla School District 45-4

Board of Education Meeting 

6:00 P.M., November 12, 2024

  1. Call Meeting to Order 
  2. Pledge of Allegiance
  3. Adoption of Agenda
  4. Conflicts Disclosure
  5. Recognition of Visitors
    1. Sheila Anderson: State Report Card Review
  6. Open Forum
  7. Reports:
    1. NESC
    2. Committees
  8. Approve Business Manager Reports
    1. Minutes
    2. Financial
    3. Bills
  9. Consent Agenda
    1. Approve Working Agreement
    2. Unpaid Leave Request 
  10. Policy First Readings:
    1. 3014 Use of School Property Revision A
    2. 3014 Use of School Property Revision B
    3. 3001 Budget Revision 
    4. 4025 Superintendent Revision
    5. 3025 Returned and Outstanding Checks Revision
  11. Policy Second Readings:
    1. 5004 Open Enrollment Revision A
    2. 5004 Open Enrollment Revision B
    3. 2006 Complaint Procedure Revision A
    4. 2006 Complaint Procedure Revision B
    5. 5032 Closed Campus Revision
    6. 5033 Student Driving and Parking Revision
  12. Policy Language Change Requests from Admin
    1. 5001 Compulsory Attendance and Excessive Absences
    2. 5004 Open Enrollment
    3. 5018 Parent and Guardian Involvement in Educational Practices
    4. 5023 Student Illness
    5. 5024 Medication of Students
    6. 5032 Closed Campus
    7. 5033 Student Driving and Parking
    8. 5035 Student Discipline
  13. Handbooks-Elem, MS/HS, Staff
  14. Event Center Lease
  15. Other
    1.  
    2.  
  16. Principals’ Reports
    1. Mrs. Richter
    2. Mrs. James
  17. Superintendent’s Report  
    1.  
    2.  
  18. Executive Session SDCL 1-25-2(1) Personnel
  19. Adjourn

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