Logan-Magnolia Community School February 12, 2025 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Education of the Logan-Magnolia Community School District was held on the above date at 6:00 P.M. in the high school media center. Roll call vote was answered by Director Julie Witte, Director Travis Kuhlman, Director Derrick Mether, Director Brianne Niedermyer, and Director Brian Koenig. Superintendent Jacob Hedger, Secondary Principal Blake Dickinson, Elementary Principal Jill Kiger, Technology Director Chase Christensen, Secondary Counselor Baily Krueger, Secondary Teacher Jake Krueger, and Grady Killpack. Katrina Hurley, Kayla West, and Jamie Arbaugh were also present. 2. Review/Change/Approve Agenda Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the agenda, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 5-0. 3. Public Speakers No Public Speakers 4. Administrators’/ Directors’ Reports Elementary Principal Jill Kiger Noteworthy events: • The elementary reading committee’s initiative this year to have one reading event each month has been going well. Elementary had their white out January 23, and February 11 will be our next event. • Students read and enjoy a snack. (After the 23rd one student told me at early bus dismissal he had read 91 pages and was so excited about reading!) • Elementary celebrated the 100th day of school on January 30th. • On February 5th our leadership team met. Our focus was preparing for data day on February 7th and discussing learning opportunities needed for the remainder of the year. • On February 25 all the early childhood staff will attend training in Avoca. Our January date was canceled. • February 25 DARE will begin for our fifth graders. • February 28, Jimmy Dawson from Capturing Kids Hearts will be here all day. DATA • Mr. Kiger presented FAST Reading results and spoke about FAST Math. • Kindergarten has 59% of their kids already making spring benchmark on letter sounds. First grade had huge growth in accuracy of sight words (from 9% in the fall to 59% in the winter) as well as accuracy in sentence reading/CMBr (7% to 39%) • Second grade had the highest aReading score as a grade with 70% and this is the first time these kids have taken this test. The students accuracy on CBMr went from 64% to 86%. Third grade saw a nice jump in aReading scores from 55-66% of their kids proficient. In addition accuracy on CBMr went from 67% to 88%. • Fourth grade math scores grew by 6% from 77 to 83% of kids proficient. Fourth grade scores remained consistent in proficiency in CBMr at 73%. If you take out new to the district scores, it goes up 3%. If you take out IEP students, it goes to 81% proficiency on CBMr. • Fifth grade data had students demonstrate incredible accuracy at 100%. They also increased the number of students proficient by 4%. • Sixth grade students maintained a strong accuracy at 95%. Seven new students to the district in 6th grade this year. Without these 7 scores our data remained consistent with 81% of students proficient. • Staff reviewed all the data, reorganized groups as needed for intervention and talked about any additional strategies that needed focus pertinent to the data and grade level. The motivation of students was discussed as well as there were pockets of students that didn’t do their best work. Discussion was held around ways to increase motivation for them besides the goal setting and one on one conference already in place. Upcoming events: • February 11 Paws Day Reading • February 14 Valentine's Day parties • February 19-21 No school • February 25 Preschool to training in Avoca (NO PR OR PK), DARE starts • February 28 CKH staff here all day • March 3-Family Event in the morning • March 7th, 2025- 4 performances (2 matinees @ 1:30 and 2:30 & 2 evening) • March 11 Paws Day Reading Secondary Principal Blake Dickinson Overview: The highlight of January for many students and staff was our Cabin Fever Week, which was a great opportunity to stir up school spirit and bring some warmth and light to the building while it was a bit dark and dreary outside. The competitions, dress up days, and pep rally helped create many memories and brought students and staff together. These first weeks back also served as an opportunity to re-establish expectations and procedures, especially those around Capturing Kids’ Hearts. Our students have started the semester strong! Notable moments: • Four girl wrestlers qualified for the state tournament: Teagan Carritt, Jordan Buffum, Nancy Bowman, and Mary Bowman. • Coach Kirk Kersten was recognized for coaching wrestling for 50 years, Jordan Buffum, Nancy Bowman, and Kalab Kuhl earned their 100th career wins. • The Show Choir and Jazz Band performed at the IHSMA Competition and the Show Choir earned a I rating. • The junior high girls basketball team and boys wrestling teams got off to a strong start. • This month’s Top Cats were selected for demonstrating the trait of respect. Those students were: 7th Grade - Teagan Meyer, 8th Grade - Karsyn Storm, 9th Grade - Alexandra Kirlin, 10th Grade - John Jensen, 11th Grade - Anthony Householder, 12th Grade - Ava Rowe • The student council hosted its second blood drive of the year. • The school FCCLA chapter has been restarted and had their first meeting. • Several of our Jimmy King Grant items have been purchased and are arriving in classrooms. • The middle school welcomed two teachers, Mrs. Hogarth and Mrs. Koenig, who will be moving over to the middle school from the elementary. Staff plan to finalize most other details in the coming weeks. Progress toward goals: • At our last two secondary PD meetings, we sent emails to students who were failing classes in an attempt to increase accountability and communication. We are continuing to do so at each third quarter meeting. • Each week of the semester we have increased the number of relationship-building activities done during advisory. • During a recent CKH meeting, we were asked to apply to be a “rising star” school due to our active participation and success with building relationships. Superintendent Jacob Hedger Facility/Construction Items - • Elementary classroom addition has begun with footings being dug and poured last. Additional work continues each day. Keep that weather warm! • Continued electrical and plumbing work is happening in the dome. • The dome continues to make great progress. All of the steel for the mezzanine level is erected and concrete work has begun. • See the Facilities Needs Master List • Administrations will have bids for the cooling tower to approve at the March board meeting. • There have been supply delays and so the electrical upgrades won’t be completed at Mid-Winter break. We are looking at other possible dates to install. Monthly Newsletter - February Newsletter Staff Brags - • Katie Muff - She has really gone above and beyond by providing some unique experiences for her students this year. Most recently she got her class on 103.7 KAT FM. They recited the Pledge of Allegiance. She also received a grant for hatching chickens. • Staff Coverage - We have had a lot of sick staff this month. We have had several staff members step up and cover duties for whole or part days. A truly exceptionally selfless group of people that I am blessed to work with. Jill and Blake have done a fantastic job getting things covered as best as possible. • Bailey Krueger and Anne Coberly - Last week was counselor appreciation week and these two deserve some appreciation. They really do work hard to ensure our students' academic, social, and career needs are met. • Kurtis Hinkel - We have had some increased transportation needs this year and especially in the past several weeks. He continues to meet those needs daily without any major hardships for those involved. Also, his snowplow purchase has really kept the snow away! School Safety • Administration continues to work on new door plaques that will have our logo and be universal throughout the district. We are also developing plans for how to mark exterior doors. • The team is working on response protocol for adverse situations that affect the Logan-Magnolia Community. (house fires, deaths, etc.) • We continue to practice our Standard Response Protocol drills on a regular basis. Upcoming Dates Feb 19-21 - Mid-Winter Break March 4 – College Fair March 10 – HS Pops Concert March 11 – Elementary Musical March 17/18 - P/T Conferences March 17 - SIAC Meeting (6:00) March 21 - Prom Open Teaching Positions Current open positions are: • 6th grade Math and Science • Secondary Vocal Music (interviews soon) • Head Volleyball • Asst. HS Track • We have hired Sam Beck as a substitute custodian who will work when others are sick and/or during events. Iowa STEM BEST Grant Last year Mr. Killpack was awarded the Iowa STEM BEST Grant to purchase and install a new greenhouse as part of the restart of Big Cat Industries. This year I worked to apply for year two of the grant in order to continue the growth of Big Cat Industries. The grant provides $40k with a school matching $20k. The application included funding for CTE training, a community liaison person, and equipment for the classes that are part of the Big Cats project. 5. Consent Agenda Approve Minutes, Bills, and Financial Statements Travis Kuhlman moved to approve the consent agenda, prepaid bills, board bills, financial statements, and minutes of January 8, 2025, and January 31, 2025, meetings. The motion was seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussion, carried. 5-0. Fundraising – Weightroom. Open-Enrollment in- Drake and Reahgan Johnsen-1 student Lindsay Poore- 1 Student Tim and Faith Bruck- 1 Student Open-Enrollment Out- None Personnel- Resignations- Jennifer McIntosh Contracts- Volunteers- 6. Early Childhood Center Harrison County Child Growth & Development Committee presented the needs for early childhood in Harrison County. The group is representative of Arbest Early Learning Center. They would be interested in leasing the existing portion of the bond building. The board asked and fielded questions from the committee. 7. E-Rate Contracts Mr. Christensen spoke to the board about the e-rate process and the bids he had received. Travis Kuhlman moved to approve bid with RTI as presented for $18,503.21, seconded by Derrick Mether, discussed, carried. 5-0. Derrick Mether moved to approve bid with LightBox Systems as presented for $21,089.14, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. 8. Construction- Pay Apps and Change Orders A. Derrick Mether moved to approve PCO #33 as presented, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. B. Derrick Mether moved to approve PCO #34 as presented, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. C. Derrick Mether moved to approve PCO #35 as presented, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. D. The board discussed PCO #36 as presented, no motion was made, the board would like more information on the change order. E. Derrick Mether moved to approve PCO #37 as presented, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. F. Derrick Mether moved to approve PCO #38 as presented, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. G. The board discussed PCO #002 as presented, no motion was made, the board would like more information on the change order. H. Derrick Mether moved to approve PCO #003 as presented, seconded by Brianne Niedermyer, discussed, carried. 5-0. I. Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the application for pay application #9 presented, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. J. Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the application for pay application #4 for the elementary as presented, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. 9. Parking Lot Brianne Niedermyer moved to accept a bid from Ten Point Construction for the construction of an additional parking lot near the dome for $186,521.30 plus an additional $8,580.33 for fiber if after administrator investigation there is a need for fiber in the concrete, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. 10. Policy Updates Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the changes to 105, 106.R1, 605.3R1, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. Brianne Niedermyer moved to waive the 1st and 2nd reading for changes to 503.8, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the 3rd and final readings of changes to 503.8, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. Brianne Niedermyer moved to delete policies 502.12, 502.12R1, 502.12E1, and 502.12E2 seconded by Travis Kuhlman, discussed, carried. 5-0. 11. Public Meeting Schedule The board and Mr. Hedger discussed the date for the public hearings. Budget April 2nd, 2025 Calendar March 12, 2025 12. Operational Sharing Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the Operational Sharing Agreement with West Harrison Community School District for FY 25-26 to share Business Manager Functions, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 5-0. Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the Operational Sharing Agreement with West Harrison Community School District for FY 25-26 to share Human Resource Functions, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 5-0. Brianne Niedermyer moved to approve the Operational Sharing Agreement with West Harrison Community School District for FY 25-26 to share Maintenance and Transportation functions, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 5-0. 13. Dome Guidelines The board discussed the dome use guidelines presented by Mr. Hedger. 14. Middle School Counselor District admin spoke to the board about the possibility of adding a middle school counselor. 15. Sell of Bonds Mr. Hedger spoke to the board about the sale of the Sale Tax Bonds. They spoke of the remaining amount of the current bond proceeds. Mr. Hedger and Mr. Mikels have spoken with Matt Gillaspie. Mr. Hedger presented the updated timeline for the sale. 16. Calendars 2025-2026 School Year Mr. Hedger presented the 25-26 school calendar, the board spoke about it and had questions on it. This will be approved after public hearing. 17. Rolling Valley Conference The board discussed the invite from the Rolling Valley Conference 18. Negotiations (Exempt Sessions) The board moved into exempt session at 10:07 P.M. pursuant to Iowa code section 21.9 19. Adjournment The next board meeting is March 12, 2025. Brianne Niedermyer moved to adjourn the meeting at 10:34 pm, seconded by Travis Kuhlman, carried. 5-0. President Secretary OPERATING FUND ACCESS SYSTEMS INC., LEASE AGREEMENT COPIERS, PAPER CUT APP 852.72 ACCESS SYSTEMS, STAPLES 108.99 AGRILAND FS, INC., BIODIESEL, GASOHOL 3,532.43 AGRIVISION, REPAIR PARTS TRACTOR 54.52 AHLERS & COONEY PC, LEGAL SERVICES 690.00 AIRGAS USA, LLC GAS RENTAL 378.02 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, SUPPLIES 1,861.70 AMERICAN COLOR IMAGING, SECONDARY CLASSROOM SUPPLIES 105.69 AMI GROUP INC, ONSITE SURVEY ASBESTOS, POST ABATMENT SURVEY 1,605.00 BLICK ART MATERIALS, ART SUPPLIES 87.25 BONINE GARAGE DOORS, REPAIR 147.50 BORUFF PLUMBING, REPAIRS AND INSTALLS 5,337.85 C.C. IMEX DBA EMBI TEC, JIMMY KING SCIENCE SUPPLIES 7,042.00 CAM HIGH SCHOOL, OPEN ENROLLMENT 8,641.56 CAPITAL ONE BANK, SPANISH SUPPLIES, GIRLS WRESTLING SUPPLIES, KING, ACCESS POINT, SPED REG. CPR REG EARLY ED 2,398.98 CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO, SUPPLIES 4,578.83 CENTRAL IOWA DISTRIBUTING INC, SUPPLIES 2,446.00 CITY OF LOGAN, WATER, BUILDING PERMIT 1,813.83 COUNCIL BLUFFS COMM SCH DIST., OPEN ENROLLMENT 13,064.04 COUNCIL BLUFFS WINSUPPLY CO., BOTTLE FILL FILTER 455.60 COUNTRY HARDWARE, SUPPLIES 3,241.88 DEMCO, LIBRARY CHAIRS KING FOUND. 4,260.00 DES MOINES STAMP MFG CO, SUPPLIES BUSINESS OFFICE 168.10 DUNHAM HARDWOODS, RESALE WOODS 530.84 EDUCATIONAL DISC GOLF EXPERIENCE, INC., DISK GOLF JIMMY KING 4,999.95 EGAN SUPPLY CO, REPAIR FLOOR SCRUBBER 1,316.02 ETTER GLASS, BUS WINDOW, WINDSHIELD, REPAIR ROCK CHIPS 540.00 FIRST WIRELESS INC., CHAGER WALKIE 122.17 FISHER SCIENTIFIC, KING FOUND SCIENCE 126.00 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, INC., PURCHASE SERVC LEVEL 2 SERV 3,750.00 GRAFFIX INC., REIB TSO SUBS 473.00 GREEN HILLS AEA FIDUCIARY FUND, SCHOOL BASED INTV. 24-25, ELL SERVICES, CPI CLASS, EARLY CHILDHOOD CLASS, SCHOOL PHY EXTRA DAY 64,283.66 HEARTLAND AEA, SUPPLIES 95.85 HEARTLAND SCHOOL, OPEN ENROLLMENT-LEVEL 3 8,854.00 IA SCHOOL FINANCE INFORMATION SERV INC, BUGET REG. BUSINESS MANG 300.00 IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK, PORT CHARGE/INTERNET 617.47 IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY, PD FCS 1,730.25 ISOLVED BENEFIT SERVICES, SECTION 125 578.80 J W PEPPER & SON INC, elem music supplies 85.04 JOHNSON FITNESS & WELLNESS, JIMMY KING EQUIPMENT WEIGHTROOM 13,947.23 JOSTEN'S, COVER 26.90 KOENIG, BRANDIE, TEACHER PD FEES, TRAVEL 195.80 LOFTUS HEATING, INC., REPAIR PARTS 276.01 LOGAN AUTO SUPPLY, PARTS & SUPPLIES 385.20 LOGAN FLOURS BAKING CO., SUPPLIES (TEACHER QUALITY PROF DEVEL) 285.80 LOGAN SUPER FOODS, FOOD- FCS 237.10 MCGILL ASBESTOS ABATEMENT LLC., ABATEMENT OF ASBESTOS 2,850.00 MENARDS, SUPPLIES 1,297.72 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY, GAS 24,772.01 MIDWEST BUS PARTS INC., REPAIR PARTS- BUS 206.87 MISSOURI VALLEY TIMES - NEWS, PERIODICALS, LEGAL PRINTING 400.22 MO VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, SPED TUITION- OE OUT 10,500.00 MUSIC THEATER INTERNATIONAL, elem music 85.00 PAPILLION SANITATION, GARBAGE COLLECTION 903.20 PERFECTION LEARNING CORP., INST SUPP HIST BOOKS 159.48 PITNEY BOWES, POSTAGE 158.52 PITSCO EDUCATION LLC, CO2 CARS BLANKS 426.25 READTHERORY EDUCATION SERVICES DUES & FEES (EARLY LITERACY) 1,195.00 REALLY GREAT READING COMPANY, LLC, INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES 59.00 REED'S SERVICE LLC, TIRES & TUBES 379.40 RESERVE ACCOUNT, POSTAGE 2,500.00 ROCKBROOK CAMERA & VIDEO, JIMMY KING VIDEO EQUIPMENT 3,249.98 ROCKLER, KING GRANT EQU. IND ARTS 3,482.85 RUDIS, SUPPLIES 2,671.20 SCHOOL OUTFITTERS, KING FOUND LIBRARY TABLES 3,330.00 TEACH EARLY CHILDHOOD IOWA, DUES (TEACHER QUALITY PD) 464.40 TRI-CENTER HIGH SCHOOL, OPEN ENROLLMENT 13,681.72 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, COLLEGE REC FAIR 75.00 VERIZON WIRELESS, TELEPHONE 206.36 WATER ENGINEERING, PURCHASED SERVICES 220.00 WEST HARRISON COMM SCH DIST, CON CURRENT ENROLLMENT 202.69 WINDSTREAM IOWA COMMUNICATIONS, TELEPHONE 551.14 WOODBINE COMM SCH DIST, SPED TUITION OUT, OPEN ENROLLMENT SEPD LEVEL 16,520.48 WOODHOUSE, INSTALLED A FUSE MODULE 1,595.71 Fund Total: 258,773.78 MANAGEMENT FUND LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURNACE, LIAB INSURNACE 33.00 Fund Total: 33.00 CAPITAL PROJECTS GENESIS CONTRACTING GROUP, PAY APP #9, ELEM BILL #4 457,680.75 incite Design Studio LLC, CONST. PHASE 8,467.41 TD2 NEBRASKA OFFICE, GEO TECH SERVI 2,039.50 TERRACON CONSULTANTS, INC, CONST. SERV 4,383.75 Fund Total: 472,571.41 LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX ABLE LOCKSMITHS, NEW LOCKS AND KEYS FOR HS 5,402.50 ACCESS SYSTEMS INC., LEASE AGREEMENT COPIERS 1,855.85 LOFTUS HEATING, INC., ROOF TOP UNIT WRESTLING ROOM, REPLACE SHAFT IN AUD. UNIT 28,641.45 Fund Total: 35,899.80 PHYSICAL PLANT & EQUIPMENT COUNCIL BLUFFS COMM SCH DIST., LAND & BUILDINGS RENTAL 1,894.14 Fund Total: 1,894.14 Checking Account Total: 769,172.13 STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, SUPPLIES 766.79 AMERICAN COLOR IMAGING, BOOST. CLUB REIM EXP 112.79 AMERICAN POP CORN COMPANY, CONCESSIONS 580.44 ANDERS, DENNIS, OFFICIATING 1/21/25 170.00 BARRET PITT, OFFICIATING 2/6/25 WREST. 195.00 BAYLEE THOMPSON - PETTY CASH, LEADERSHIP EVENT TRAVEL 220.00 BELLE PLAINE HIGH SCHOOL, WREST 1/25/25 100.00 BLAIR BAKERY, stud counc fund 115.56 BOB JOHNSON, OFFICIATING JV 1/31/25, VAR 1/31/25 250.00 BOWMAN, CLAY, HOST ROOMS SUPPLIES GIRLS TOURN 215.27 BRYCE SHABEN, OFFICIATING 1/14, 1/16, 1/27, 2/3, 2/7/25 580.00 CALVARY FALLS, PROM RENTAL 390.00 CAPITAL ONE BANK, WRESTLING TOURN TRACK, TICKETS, RESALE, COACHES ROOM, SUPPLIES 1,835.34 CAPITAL ONE, CONCESSIONS 1,253.23 CARRUTHERS, BRYCE, OFFICIATING WREST. 1/25/25, GIRLS WRESTLING 365.00 CHESTERMAN COMPANY, CONCESSIONS 3,057.52 CHRIS ETHEN, OFFICIATING 1/14/25 170.00 CLAYTON, DAN, OFFICIATING BB 1/7/25 170.00 COLLINS, DEVIN, OFFICIATING WREST 1/28/25 195.00 DALE REINKE, OFFICIATING BB 1/7/25 170.00 DANNCO INC, SAFETY FOOTBALL HELMETS AND SHOULDER PA, MAT TAPE 3,566.60 HARLAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, JV WREST. 1/27/25 115.00 IGHSAU, SCORESHEETS 15.00 IOWA QUIZ BOWL LEAGUE, IQBL ANKENY 230.00 JACOB MUSFELDT, OFFICIATING JV 1/21/25 80.00 JENSEN, KOLTON, OFFICIATING 1/13, 1/23, 1/23, 1/30/25 595.00 KRUSE, SEAN, OFFICIATING 1/14/25 170.00 LOFTUS, CHRISTOPHER, OFFICIATING 1/11, 1/13, 1/23, 1/23, 1/9, 1/30/25 1,040.00 LOGAN SUPER FOODS, CONCESSIONS 425.74 LOGAN-MO VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB, DUES FOR GOLF 2025 825.00 LOVETTE, GREG, OFFICIATING JV 1/21/25 170.00 MADSEN, RORY, TRACK WRESTLING 100.00 MAKENNA WITTE, TRACK WRESTLING 100.00 MANN, QUIN, HOST ROOMS SUPPLIES GIRLS TOURN. 202.26 MARK ARKFELD, OFFICIATING 1/14, 1/16, 1/27, 1/7, 2/10, 2/3, 2/7/25 680.00 MATT REA, OFFICIATING JV 1/31/25, VAR 1/31/25 250.00 MISSOURI VALLEY TIMES - NEWS, PANTHER PRINTS 520.00 MORGAN WATERS, TRACK WRESTLING 100.00 NAHNSEN, JOHN, OFFICIATING JV 1/31/25, VAR 1/31/25 250.00 PEITZMEIER, MIKE, OFFICIATING JV 1/21/25 170.00 QUIN MANN PETTY CASH, STATE WRESTLING 725.00 REGG CARNES, OFFICIATING 1/20/25 170.00 RONCALLI CATHOLIC, 2/1/25 WREST. 150.00 SCHABEN, JACOB, OFFICIATING JH BB 2/10/25 100.00 SCHAFFER, LARAMIE, OFFICIATING jv tourn 1/13/25, 2/6/25 WREST. 370.00 SERGEANT BLUFF LUTON SCHOOLS, JV WRESTLING TOURN. 100.00 TIM BLUM, OFFICIATING 1/20/25 170.00 VANA, DANYEL, BOYS BASKETBALL FUNDRAISER 144.69 WALL, BRIAN, OFFICIATING JV 1/21/25 80.00 WALL, NATHAN, OFFICIATING BB 1/7/25 170.00 WALLING, DAVE, OFFICIATING WRESTLING TOURN 1/11/25 350.00 WALTERS, JOHN, OFFICIATING 1/11/25 WRESTLING 300.00 WAYNE GRUNDLE, OFFICIATING 1/20/25 170.00 WILLIAMS, JUSTIN, OFFICIATING WRESTLING TOURN 1/11/25 300.00 YOUTH FRONTIERS, INC, CONF FEES STUD COUN 450.00 Fund Total: 24,266.23 LATCH KEY PROGRAM AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, PANTHER ROOM SUPPLIES 26.89 MARTIN BROTHERS, FOOD PR/KC 513.29 Fund Total: 540.18 Checking Account Total: 24,806.41 SCHOOL NUTRITION FUND AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES, KITCHEN CLEANER 154.99 CHESTERMAN COMPANY, LUNCH VENDING, FOOD 1,872.99 GOODWIN SERVICE COMPANY, STEAM KETTLE 27,669.00 HILAND DAIRY FOODS, FOOD 3,690.81 HOBART SALES & SERVICE, Kitchen repairs 840.26 MARTIN BROTHERS, FOOD 20,335.69 PAN-O-GOLD BAKING CO, FOOD 541.60 Fund Total: 55,105.34 Checking Account Total: 55,105.34 MVTN 3-5-25
