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Praise Fellowship Church602 Central Ave. South

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business directory

REPAIRnLight TrucknGeneral AutomotivenBoat & Snowmobile

Gary Bromley 635-5000720 North Main St.

(Hwy. 57) Mantorville

DDOSTAL EELECTRICIINC.

Kevin Dostal, PresidentOffice: 507-374-2828

Fax: 507-374-6003

Providing electrical, low voltage, and trenching services

for commercial, farm and residential.

Overhead DoorsOverhead DoorsInstallation/Service/Sales

705 14th Ave N.W.Kasson, MN 55944

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• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •

Regular School Board Meeting MinutesFebruary 25, 2013

Brandon Madery made a motion, seconded by Jill Minette-Stacey, forSchool Board Chair Kent Harfmann to call the regular School Board meet-ing to order at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Ed Multi-Purpose Room.Motion passed unanimously. Board members Brandon Madery, KentHarfmann, Rob Hamlin, Jill Minette-Stacey, Ryan Thomas, Missy Swarts,and School Board Student Representative Camille Snyder were present.Superintendent Mark D. Matuska, Grounds & Maintenance Coordinator JJWilliams, Activities Director Aaron Wilke, Business Manager Bob Hasz,Curriculum Instruction & Assessment Director Kelly Braun and PrincipalsJerry Reker, Michelle Krell, and Al Hodge were also present. CommunityEducation Director Janelle Kirsch and Candy Ellingworth were absent.

Ryan Thomas made a motion, seconded by Missy Swarts, to approve theagenda. Motion passed unanimously.

School Board Chair Kent Harfmann introduced the recipients for‘KoMet Kommendations’ recognizing the following with a KoMet Koin fortheir outstanding achievements and/or dedication to K-M Schools:

Nickolay Scanlan for showing classroom leadership; Kasie Gruber forhonesty; Sharie Furst for MnSTA Elementary Science Teacher of the Year;Todd Beck, Geoffrey Flynn, Lance Gabrielson, Susan Scanlon, DaveEdmonson, Erik Morness, Mark Bailey, Tom Trihey, Len Bryan, and DannyDion – Benchmark Engineers that volunteered their time for EngineeringDay at the Elementary School; and Stephanie Hamlin, Olivia Thornburg,Caitlyn Loy, and Sarah Hamlin were the High School Students of themonth.

School Board Chair Kent Harfmann read the KoMet Kuestion; a triviaquestion posted on K-M’s website monthly to give viewers a chance to sub-mit answers. All correct answers entered are put into a drawing for a chanceto win lunch with the superintendent and home-game passes to include onefree hot dog, popcorn, and soda. This month, there were no correct answerssubmitted, and no winner was drawn. KoMet Kuestion: This KM graduatefrom the 2000’s excelled on the KM FFA Floral Design Team and later wenton to be named Miss Kasson. Who is she and what year did she graduate?Answer: Kristie Kieffer, 2004.

Ryan Thomas made a motion, seconded by Rob Hamlin, to approve thefollowing donations to K-M Schools for a total value of $1313.75. Themotion passed unanimously.

•Kemps Nickels for Schools - $173.75 to School Readiness•BuyOnlineNow - $40 and a book to ECFE/SR•Ann Meyer – 62 children’s books worth $100 to ES•K-M Baseball - $1000 for an assistant coachWinter MAPS Testing Results were presented by Curriculum Instruction

& Assessment Director Kelly Braun. Kelly highlighted that only at-risk stu-dents were tested in grades 5-8, first and second grade were tested at theElementary, and the high school, third, and fourth grade were not tested.The students tested showed good growth. Principal Al Hodge emphasizedthe positive effect reading with Nooks has had in the Middle School read-ing programs.

Personnel Committee has met and is scheduled to meet again soon.Negotiations Committee has met and will be scheduled to meet again soon.Policy Committee has met, and several policies were updated. Land andFacilities Committee will have their first meeting tomorrow night.

Principal Jerry Reker described the recent site visit to Lake City Schoolsto observe a one-to-one device initiative at the ninth grade level.

Superintendent Matuska shared the recent technology providerchangeover from ISS to KMTelecom. Superintendent Matuska also shareda parent letter commending several Elementary and Middle School staff.

School Board Student Representative Camille Snyder shared SnowWeek highlights and plans underway to provide a dinner to either theRonald McDonald House or the Transplant House. Principal Reker men-tioned the upcoming SoberBowl activity scheduled for Sunday, March 3 at1:00 p.m.

Rob Hamlin made a motion, seconded by Ryan Thomas, to approve thebills. The motion carried unanimously.

Rob Hamlin made a motion, seconded by Jill Minette-Stacey, to approvethe January 28, 2013, School Board Regular meeting minutes. The motionpassed unanimously.

Ryan Thomas made a motion, seconded by Brandon Madery, to approvethe consent agenda, which included following personnel items. The motionpassed unanimously.

I recommend the following for approval:

RESIGNATIONS: POSITION: EFFECTIVE DATE:

Josh Mitchell JH Track Coach 2/11/2013Corey Carstensen Ass't Grounds Maintenance 2/1/2013Sarah Prigge Title I Paraprofessional 2/3/2013

LEAVE OF POSITION: EFFECTIVEABSENCE: DATE:Lisa Bronk Grade 3 Teacher 2-6 wks TBD

EMPLOYMENT: POSITION: EFFECTIVE DATE:

David Kennedy PLTW LTS 2/5/2013Angela Goins ES Spec Ed Paraprofessional 2/11/2013Jamie Rink Title I Paraprofessional 2/20/2013Jeff Kujath Rocketry Club Coach 2/1/2013Cori Ronnenberg Powerlifting Coach 2/1/2013

CONTRACT POSITION: EFFECTIVECHANGE: DATE:Tony Gierok Overload (Terms 3 & 4) 1/23/2013Amanda Ramer Additional ECSE hours 2/4/2013Aaron Wilke 7-12 Social Studies Teacher 8/26/2013

LANE FROM: TO:CHANGES:Sharie Furst MA+10 MA+20

Brandon Madery made a motion, seconded by Missy Swarts to approvethe 2012-2013 Teacher Seniority List. Motion passed unanimously.

Jill Minette-Stacey made a motion, seconded by Ryan Thomas toapprove the addition of a junior high track position. Motion passed unani-mously.

Jill Minette-Stacey made a motion, seconded by Missy Swarts, to strikepolicy 104.1KM Education Philosophy. Motion passed unanimously.

Ryan Thomas made a motion, seconded by Brandon Madery to com-plete the first reading of the following updated school board policies.Motion passed unanimously. 104 School District Mission Statement104.2KM (401.1KM) Character Education405 Veteran’s preference528 Student, Parental, Family, and Marital Status Nondiscrimination203.3KM Worker’s Compensation – Board Members614 School District Testing Plan and Procedure615 Basic Standards Testing, Accommodations, Modifications, andExemptions for IEP, Section 504 Accommodation, and LEP Students208 Development, Adoption, and Implementation of Policies503.1KM Student Admission503.3KM Early Entrance

The next School Board Work Session is scheduled for March 4, 2013, inthe District Office Board Room 110. The start time was changed from 7:00p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The next Regular School Board Meeting is March 18, 2013, 7:00 p.m.,in the Community Ed Multipurpose Room.

Jill Minette-Stacey made a motion, seconded by Brandon Madery, toadjourn the meeting at 7:42 p.m. Motion passed unanimously.

Respectfully submitted,Jill Minette-Stacey, ClerkKasson-Mantorville Schools District 204

Special School Board Work Session MinutesMarch 4, 2013

School Board Chair Kent Harfmann called for a motion to call theSchool Board Work Session to order at 6:02 p.m. in the District BoardRoom 110. Ryan Thomas made a motion, seconded by Missy Swarts to callthe work session to order. Motion passed unanimously. Board membersRyan Thomas, Jill Minette-Stacey, Kent Harfmann, Brandon Madery,Candy Ellingworth, Missy Swarts, and Rob Hamlin were present as well asSuperintendent Mark D. Matuska, Business Manager Bob Hasz,Curriculum Instruction & Assessment Director Kelly Braun, and PrincipalMichelle Krell.

KASSON-MANTORVILLE SCHOOLDISTRICT 204 BOARD MINUTES Candy Ellingworth made a motion, seconded by Ryan Thomas to

approve the agenda. Motion passed unanimously.Jill Minette-Stacey made a motion, seconded by Brandon Madery to

approve the consent agenda, which included February 25, 2013, regularschool board meeting minutes. Motion passed unanimously.

Jill Minette-Stacey made a motion, seconded by Brandon Madery toadopt Policy 503.3KM Early Entrance. Motion passed unanimously.

The Governor’s proposal for increased funding for all-day kindergartenwas discussed. The current weighted pupil units for kindergarteners are0.612. The governor’s proposal for next year is 0.55 to increase to 0.70 byFY15. Bob summarized that these weight changes would cause a net deficitof $90,000 when considering all grade levels in the district. The “HoldHarmless Clause” that guarantees no deficit for any school district wasmentioned and concern was expressed for where that revenue would actu-ally come from. There was extensive discussion surrounding several pro-posal components and what changes that would mean for the school district.In the end, without the finalized proposal from the Governor, few decisionsthat impact the district’s budget can be implemented. The final proposal isexpected to be available from the Governor by May 15, 2013.

The current K+ program statistics were provided. There are currently 67students enrolled in K+ out of 130 kindergarteners total. K+ creates an all-day experience for current kindergarteners by providing classroom timeduring the opposite part of their scheduled day. PLC’s developed betweenthe Elementary staff and the Community Education staff have vastlyimproved the K+ program. The cost is $145 per month for three-day weeks,$190 per month for four-day weeks, and $230 per month for five-dayweeks. There are scholarships available to offset the costs for the K+ pro-gram. There was discussion on how to better target at-risk students current-ly not enrolled in K+ that would benefit exponentially. Tracking the stu-dents not involved in K+ was suggested.

There was extensive discussion to consider all-day, every-day kinder-garten at K-M in the future. Several financial matters were considered todetermine when all-day, every-day kindergarten could be implemented.Further research will be conducted, and all-day, every-day kindergarten willbe discussed again in further detail at the June 2013 School Board WorkSession.

Discussion for a job sharing position is no longer applicable and wasremoved from the agenda.

Planning for the upcoming operating levy was discussed. The operatinglevy can be proposed and voted on this fall and funding would becomeavailable on July 1, 2014. Successes and failures for previous levies wereconsidered. Producing a very detailed needs assessment for the communityto understand is necessary for likelihood of this levy passing. Quite a fewitems were identified that K-M could utilize increased levy dollars for. Bobexplained that the current levy for $350, if renewed, would generate deficitspending two years after the current levy expires. In order to avoid a deficitfrom current expenditures and to put dollars toward deferred maintenanceand curriculum improvements needed in the district, a different dollaramount is being discussed for the fall 2013 levy.

The next Regular Board Meeting is March 18, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in theCommunity Ed Building.

Kent Harfmann called for a motion to adjourn the meeting at 7:47 p.m.Ryan Thomas made a motion, seconded by Jill Minette-Stacey to adjournthe meeting. Motion passed unanimously.

Respectfully submitted,Jill Minette-Stacey, ClerkKasson-Mantorville Schools District 204

NOTICEThe Claremont Township Board will receive bids for 5000 yards

more or less of 3/4” blue-gray crushed rock. They will also receive bidsfor gravel.

Material to be hauled with (5) five trucks minimum anywhere insaid township by July 19th, 2013. Insurance certificate must accompa-ny all bids.

The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.Bids will be open on Tuesday, April 9th at 8:30 p.m. at the

American Legion Hall in Claremont.Claremont Township

Don Yankowiak, Clerk63728 140th Ave.

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10. His ark12. Organized crime heads14. Actor Connery15. Free from danger16. Honey badger17. Part of a deck18. Cause to run off the tracks20. Classical music form22. Defensive nuclear weapon23. Volt-ampere24. "Socrate" composer Erik26. Keep up29. Foot raced30. The 44th President35. Aboriginal (abbr.)36. Wedding vow37. 21st Hebrew letter38. "Little Man Tate" director44. Teletype (Computers)45. Discovered alternating cur-

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MANTORVILLE TOWNSHIPBid Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENThat the Mantorville Township Board in the County of Dodge will

receive bids on machinery hire and class 2 modified road rock, in pit andin place per ton.

Bids will be accepted until the hour of 8:00 p.m. on April 1, 2013.Bidders are required to provide certificate of insurance with their bids.

The Mantorville Township Board will meet at the Mantorville TownHall at 7:30 p.m. on April 1, 2013.

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“Linked Together For Progress”801 Frontage Road NW, Byron, Minnesota 55920

(507)775-2037 • FAX (507)775-2040www.zumbroed.org

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KASSON-MANTORVILLE ∑ HAYFIELD

ZUMBRO EDUCATION DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARD MEETING MINUTES

FEBRUARY 21, 2013ZUMBRO EDUCATION DISTRICT OFFICE

6:00 PM

The Governing Board of the Zumbro Education District No. 61-6012met in regular session on February 21, 2013 at the Zumbro EducationDistrict Office. The Chair, Ron Janning, called the meeting to order. At theroll call, the following members were present: Duane Bartel, BrendaBecker, Peggy Harris, Elizabeth Lawson, and Carol Anhalt, ExecutiveDirector. Carol Lenn recorded the minutes.

Kim Hillberg, CliftonLarsonAllen; and Richard Swanson, ZED ALCPrincipal, were visitors at the meeting.

Motion by Becker, seconded by Harris to approve the agenda as pre-sented. Voting for: Bartel, Janning, Lawson, Becker, and Harris. Votingagainst: none.

There were no Board member requests. Rob Hamlin arrived at 6:02 p.m.Motion by Lawson, seconded by Harris to approve the consent agenda.

Voting for: Janning, Lawson, Hamlin, Bartel, Becker, and Harris. Votingagainst: none.

Motion by Bartel, seconded by Harris to approve the addition to theconsent agenda. Voting for: Janning, Lawson, Hamlin, Bartel, Becker, andHarris. Voting against: none.

The consent agenda is as follows:2.1 January 2013 Electronic Funds Transfers of $265,000.2.2 January 2013 Minutes2.3 February 2013 Claims and Bills: Checks numbered 44027-44037,

44045-474054 and 44061-44235 for a total of $179,537.57; wire paymentsof taxes on January 30, 2013 and February 15, 2013 of $56,671.01.

2.4 Hire of Leila Hess, Science Teacher at the ALC, at MA+15, step 8.2.5 Leave for Anne Bajzer, from approximately April 9, 2013 - July 15,

20132.6 February 14, 2013 Special Board Meeting MinutesKim Hillberg from CliftonLarsonAllen provided an overview of the

Executive Audit Summary and Financial Statements from the fiscal year2011-12 audit. ZED ended the fiscal year on June 30, 2012 with a fund bal-ance of $893,601. There were no compliance findings and the firm com-plimented ZED staff for their efforts.

Motion by Bartel, seconded by Becker to approve the 2011-12 audit aspresented. Voting for: Janning, Lawson, Hamlin, Bartel, Becker, andHarris. Voting against: none.

Richard Swanson shared information on the ALC’s goals for buildingrelationships with at-risk youth. The ALC has implemented Project BasedLearning this year, and students are completing many hands-on projectsthat are tied to state standards. Additional space, staff development oppor-tunities, and materials continue as needs for the program. Discussion washeld on the possibility of purchasing the Project Foundry program for thedistricts as one ZED unit.

Carol Anhalt presented the Director’s Report. A complete report is onfile at the ZED office. Final documents on the refinancing of the SouthCampus building were included in the packet. Carol distributed theRefunding Summary of the 2009 Wells Fargo Lease. The closing date isscheduled for February 28, 2013.

There are several options for installing equipment for increased securi-ty at South Campus. Carol asked for feedback on the proposals by CustomAlarm to date. Additional proposals will be provided at the next meeting.ZED will get more information regarding cameras, including those avail-able for outdoors.

Blooming Prairie and Byron will be host sites for this year’s ESY.Packets have been sent to the districts.

Birth-to-three staff are working within the region and locally to trackreferral sources and continue outreach activities. ECSE has many opportu-nities for research-based training through the Centers of Excellence.

ZED districts have completed winter AIMSweb benchmark testing ingrades K-8.

The ZED Summer Academy will be held at Kasson-Mantorville Middleschool the week of June 17, 2013. The ZED Traveling Art show is in its sec-ond week of display and is currently at Hayfield.

The annual Save Your License Saturday workshop is being offered onMarch 2, 2013.

Superintendents approved an additional $250 contribution from eachdistrict toward the commissioning of a music piece for the 2013 ChoralFestival. Carol will report back to the board on which piece was selected.

Motion by Lawson, seconded by Harris to approve Policy #1005 – PostIssuance Compliance and Procedure and Policy for Tax-ExemptGovernmental Bonds. Voting for: Janning, Lawson, Hamlin, Bartel,Becker, and Harris. Voting against: none.

Volunteers are needed for the Policy Committee. This will be discussedagain at the March 21, 2013 meeting.

The next meeting is scheduled for March 21, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. Motion by Hamlin, seconded by Lawson to adjourn the meeting. Voting

for: Bartel, Janning, Lawson, Hamlin, Becker, and Harris. Voting against:none.

The meeting was adjourned at 7:20 p.m.Carol LennRecorderElizabeth Lawson, Clerk/Treasurer

4/16/13: County Seat, Mantorville 1 p.m.-3 p.m.4/13/13: Caribou Coffee, Marketplace NW,

Rochester 9 a.m.- 11 a.m.5/5/13: Old School Cafe, Mantorville 1 p.m.-4 p.m.5/7/13: Expressions Salon, Kasson 4 p.m.-8 p.m.

10% of all proceeds of books sold local-ly will be donated to cancer research.

Book Signing Locations

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Wed., April 10 • 6:15-7:30 p.m.Kasson-Mantorville Comm. Ed. Bldg.

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