FARGO BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES REGULAR MEETING March 22, 2022 The Board of Education of the City of Fargo met in regular session on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, at the District Office in the Board Room, located at 700 7th Street South in Fargo. Members present: Nikkie Gullickson Jim Johnson Robin Nelson Seth Holden Rebecca Knutson Tracie Newman Jennifer Benson Brian Nelson David Paulson Members absent: none President Rebecca Knutson called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Jim Johnson moved adoption of the agenda with the addition of an HR Addendum to be added to item 6.B. Robin Nelson seconded the motion. Rebecca Knutson noted that the wording “Level 3” should be in place of “Level 4” in the first paragraph of Memo #98 for Business item 7.A. Level 3 Grievance. She also noted a citizen shared concerns with the Recognition of Audience portion of the minutes for the March 8 meeting. She recommended two sentences in that section of the minutes to be updated to the following: Matt Kosak, who lives in the Fargo School District, shared concerns about the accuracy of the November 23, 2021 meeting minutes and asked for a written response as to why his public remarks were not accurately reflected, and what the Board would do to prevent that in the future. He also shared concerns on Governance Process policy changes on the meeting agenda and asked for clarification on which memo was Memo 92. She recommended the changes to the minutes and Memo #98 with approval of the agenda. The agenda was approved with the changes noted by President Knutson to the memo and the minutes (Yes: Benson, Holden, Johnson, Knutson, Nelson, B., Nelson, R., Newman, Paulson; Absent: Gullickson). In honor of Music in Our Schools Month, a brass ensemble from North High School performed Canzona Per Sonare No. 3 arranged by Giovanni Gabrieli. The brass ensemble consisted of Jack Rose, Abbey Rudd, Daniel Boutain, Alex Flores, and Evan Andersen. Five citizens addressed the Board. Matt Kosak spoke on substitute teacher pay; Alexis Scott spoke on equitable pay; Victoria Johnson spoke on substitute pay, displaying of data during Board meetings, and engaging parents; Grant Kraft spoke on Memo #98/FEA grievance; and Sara Boragina spoke on registering her student. Mr. Kraft asked for a written response on why the full time limit was used for the grievance versus expediting the process. A report was given as part of R/SI-2: STEAM monitoring. Jill Bergren, French teacher at Davies, presented on world languages in the Fargo Public Schools and the seals of biliteracy program for world language students. Students shared on the sociocultural competency projects completed during the 2021-22 school year. Discussion occurred. Technology is included in the FPS Strategic Plan as Strategic Initiative 1, Goal 3 – Integrated Technology. IT Director Bill Westrick provided an update on the FPS Technology Department. Discussion occurred. (Memo #85) FEA President Kim Reger shared information on her time with Fargo Public Schools and her role in standing up for students and staff in the District. She noted Teacher Appreciation Week has been scheduled for May 2-6, the Recess Commission has completed its work, the Salary Commission is finishing their work, and the FEA Retirement Social has been scheduled for May 17. She asked if dates had been looked at for a combined training session in the fall between the Board and the FEA on negotiations. President Knutson noted the Governance Committee will be discussing the topic of dates at its next meeting. Dr. Gandhi shared administration is grateful for the FEA and the recent work on the Recess and Salary Commissions; he looks forward to continue working together on other items such as the elementary day. He noted the Calendar Committee has completed its work on the 2023-24 school year calendar; the calendar has been sent to the PTA per the next step in the process. The 2023-24 school year calendar will be forwarded to the Board for review and approval at a future meeting. Dr. Gandhi noted administration will be developing an administrative policy for virtual instruction per the administrative rules issued by DPI, which will be presented to the Board at a future date for approval. Dr. Gandhi reviewed substitute teacher data for the year, including unfilled substitute rates; he shared unfilled rates are starting to return to pre-COVID-19 levels. On average, 70 substitute teachers are needed on a daily basis; FPS has hired 40 long-term substitutes. Dr. Gandhi shared that as of April 4, which is the start of the next pay cycle, the daily rate of pay for substitute teachers that carry an interim sub license will be increased to $130, the daily rate for substitute teachers that carry a regular teaching license will be increased to $150, and the “in-house” subbing rate will be based off of $150 per day. Bonus provisions will still apply for daily subs. This daily pay increase will sunset on May 26, 2022 while the in-house subbing rate will not sunset at the end of the school year. Administration will review results of the increase this summer to see if the rate will continue into the next school year. A new partnership is being developed with Valley City State University to have teaching students serve as substitutes; this could begin next school year. Discussion occurred. David Paulson moved to have the new substitute pay level go into effect tomorrow, March 23, instead of waiting to take to effect on April 4. Jennifer Benson seconded the motion. A meeting recess was taken so Dr. Gandhi could discuss the implications of the change during a pay cycle with Human Resources Department staff as Human Resources Director Doug Andring was unable to be at the meeting. Dr. Gandhi shared that Human Resources staff would make the change happen during a pay cycle if the Board directed as such. Discussion occurred. Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Benson, Gullickson, Holden, Knutson, Nelson, R., Newman, Paulson; No: Johnson, Nelson, B.). Robin Nelson moved approval of the Consent Agenda with the HR addendum. Tracie Newman seconded the motion which passed (Yes: Benson, Gullickson, Holden, Johnson, Knutson, Nelson, B., Nelson, R., Newman, Paulson) thereby causing the following actions to be taken: A. The minutes of the regular meeting of March 8 were approved as modified at the beginning of the meeting. B. The following Human Resources actions were approved: 1. New Hires 2022-23: Kaylee Hahn, SPED/School Psychology – Lincoln, NDSU/MSUM, MA+30 – 0 (Step 3) – at 100% - $50,800 (197.50 days); Cooper Czichotzki, SPED/ED – Lincoln, UND, BA+15 – 0 (Step 3) – at 100% - $43,664; Lisa Nerpel, SPED/SLD – Bennett, Mayville/Minot, MA+15 - 23 (Step 18) – at 100% - $73,582; Concha Uzozie, SPED – Explorer Academy, Southern Oregon/Liberty, MA+30 – 4 (Step 4) – at 100% - $51,892 2. Resignations 2021-22: Jenna Andre, SPED/SLP – Ed Clapp, Dates of Employment: 2021-2022, Effective Date: 5-27-2022; Krista Brustad, SPED/Strategist – Horace Mann, Dates of Employment: 2017-2022, Effective Date: 5-27-2022; Andrea Butler, Science – South, Dates of Employment: 2011-2022, Effective Date: 5-27-2022; Joan Clark, CTE/Resource – North, Dates of Employment: 1998-2022, Effective Date: 5-27-2022; Kristina Hintz, CTE/Health Sciences – South, Dates of Employment: 2012-2022, Effective Date: 5-27-2022; Justin Streifel, SPED/ED – Madison, Dates of Employment: 2021-22, Effective Date: 5-27-2022 3. Retirements 2021-22: Helene Zelaya, World Language – North, Dates of Employment: 1998-2022, Effective Date: 5-27-2022 C. Eide Bailly’s proposal was accepted, and Administration authorized to enter a 3-year contractual agreement for Annual Financial Audit Services effective for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022. (Memo #88) D. The EL-14 monitoring report was approved. (Memo #96) E. The bid of Culinex in the amount of $177,833.55 for five Combi Ovens, Gas for the Nutrition Services Department was accepted, and permission granted to issue a purchase order accordingly. (Memo #97) F. The following financial reports were approved: 1. The Fund Balance Report for February 2. The Revenue and Expenditure Reports for February 3. Statement of Bank Reconciliation for February 4. Check register for February On February 23, 2022, the Fargo Education Association submitted a Level Three Grievance to the Fargo Board of Education per the negotiated agreement on behalf of Fargo Public Schools counselors regarding preparation and planning time. Memo #98 included the grievance and administration’s response. Per Level Three, the grievant is provided with a meeting with the Board; the meeting was set to occur during this Board meeting in the Business Section. The Board is to render a decision in writing by March 23, 2022. The meeting with the FEA was conducted. FEA President Kim Reger shared information on the grievance and responses to the administration’s response included in Memo #98. She noted the FEA’s remedy to the grievance was: 1. All counselors get Preparation and Planning time as outlined in the negotiated agreement under Article VI Teacher Assignment. 2. If for any reason a counselor is not able to have Preparation and Planning time as outlined in Article VI of the negotiated agreement, they will be paid at the in-house substitute rate for each preparation and planning time missed. North Dakota United Representative David Marquardt also shared information. Discussion occurred. David Paulson moved that the Board of Education accept the remedy outlined by the FEA to the grievance. Seth Holden seconded the motion. Discussion occurred. Robin Nelson moved previous question. Seth Holden seconded the motion. Upon call of the roll, previous question passed (Yes: Gullickson, Holden, Johnson, Knutson, Nelson, B., Nelson, R., Paulson; No: Benson; Absent: Newman). Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Benson, Holden, Knutson, Nelson, R., Paulson; No: Gullickson, Johnson, Nelson, B.; Absent: Newman). (Memo #98) At the February 8 Board meeting, David Paulson added an agenda item to the Business section regarding the Pledge of Allegiance. He moved to begin each regularly scheduled meeting of the Fargo Board of Education with the Pledge of Allegiance led by the president immediately following the call to order. The motion failed due to lack of a second. David Paulson asked for the Governance Committee to discuss adding an agenda item to a Board meeting on adding the Pledge of Allegiance to the start of each regular Board meeting agenda. At the February 24 Governance Committee meeting, consensus was reached to add the item to the March 22 meeting under Business. David Paulson shared history on the Pledge of Allegiance, when it is said and what it means. Discussion occurred. David Paulson moved to begin each regularly scheduled meeting of the Fargo Board of Education with the Pledge of Allegiance led by the president immediately following the call to order. Jennifer Benson seconded the motion. Discussion occurred. Col. Steven Muhs, AFJROTC instructor, offered to have his cadets come to the next meeting to present the Colors and for the first recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. David Paulson moved to amend the motion to strike “led by the president.” Robin Nelson seconded the amendment. Upon call of the roll, the amendment passed (Yes: Benson, Gullickson, Holden, Johnson, Knutson, Nelson, B., Nelson, R., Paulson; Absent: Newman). Discussion continued on the amended motion. Robin Nelson moved previous question. The motion failed due to lack of a second. Discussion continued. Robin Nelson moved previous question. Jim Johnson seconded the motion. Upon call of the roll, previous question passed (Yes: Benson, Gullickson, Holden, Johnson, Knutson, Nelson, B., Nelson, R., Paulson; Absent: Newman). Upon call of the roll, the motion passed (Yes: Benson, Gullickson, Knutson, Nelson, B., Nelson, R., Paulson; No: Holden, Johnson; Absent: Newman). (Memo #99) Committee & Liaison Reports The Communications, Engagement and Advocacy Committee met on March 15. Ricky White was a presenter at the meeting on land acknowledgement statements. The District is beginning work on the topic. (Gullickson) The North Dakota PreK-12 Education Steering Committee met for its annual meeting to craft the annual report that needs to be submitted to the interim education subcommittee. (Johnson) The Planning Committee meets next on March 25. (Johnson) The Leave Bank Committee approved its 25th request. (Paulson) President Knutson noted Board members were provided with a date reminders sheet at their desks, assignments for Board members distributing diplomas at graduation were recently made, and that the Governance Committee meets next on March 24. The next regular meeting was confirmed for Tuesday, April 12 at 5:30 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Board, President Knutson declared the meeting adjourned at 8:53 p.m. FEBRUARY 2022 PAYMENTS MADE; Vendor NameDocument Amount; 3X GEAR $780.00 ; 702 COMMUNICATIONS $4,568.87 ; A.S.P. 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ECKROTH MUSIC $891.66 ; EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE $13,000.00 ; EDUCATORS BENEFIT CONSULTANTS $493.37 ; EDUCATORS BENEFIT CONSULTANTS 403 $8,586.27 ; EDUCATORS BENEFIT CONSULTANTS 403 $104,955.74 ; EDUCATORS BENEFIT CONSULTANTS 403 $8,243.54 ; ELITE ACOUSTICS $54,386.84 ; EMBI TEC $159.91 ; ENTZMINGER, MIKE P $106.50 ; ERBERT & GERBERT $158.16 ; ERSTAD, BROOKE E $70.00 ; ERSTAD, BROOKE E $140.00 ; ESTES, NATHAN $60.00 ; EVERSPRING INN & SUITES $1,728.00 ; EXPRESSWAY SUITES $2,518.60 ; FAIRFIELD INN $276.00 ; FAIRFIELD INN $1,335.00 ; FAIRFIELD INN $1,748.00 ; FAIRFIELD INN $1,012.00 ; FARGO 3D PRINTING LLC $124.83 ; FARGO EDUCATION ASSOC $58.43 ; FARGO EDUCATION ASSOC $8,965.00 ; FARGO EDUCATION ASSOC $95.27 ; FARGO NORTHWEST PIPE FITTINGS $1,623.55 ; FARGO PARK DISTRICT $19,732.02 ; FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION $110.00 ; FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION $431.68 ; FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOL FOUNDATION $110.00 ; FARGO TIRE SERVICE $677.36 ; FARGO WATER DEPT $3,686.02 ; FARGO WATER DEPT $7,397.61 ; 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MARENEM INC $339.90 ; MARK FORKNER SPECIALTIES $28.50 ; MARSH & MCLENNAN AGENCY $350.00 ; MARSH & MCLENNAN AGENCY $479.00 ; MASTEL, WAYNE $130.00 ; MASTER TEACHER $9,570.00 ; MAUGHAN, BRET $200.48 ; MCCRACKEN, JEFF R. $80.50 ; MCCRACKEN, JEFF R. $80.50 ; MCCRACKEN, JEFF R. $161.00 ; MCGRAW HILL $540.72 ; MCKINNON, BRYCE $182.00 ; MCKINNON, BRYCE $91.00 ; MEDCO SUPPLY COMPANY $85.31 ; MEHRING, ALEX $227.50 ; MENARDS $449.71 ; MENARDS $404.22 ; MENARDS $346.91 ; MENARDS $436.29 ; MENARDS $126.46 ; MENARDS $59.99 ; MERTENS, JACOB $137.50 ; MERTENS, JACOB $118.50 ; METZ, PARKER $252.49 ; MIDSTATES WIRELESS $9,280.00 ; MIDWEST DEV $125.00 ; MIDWEST EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS $3,295.00 ; MIDWEST OVERHEAD CRANE CORP $397.27 ; MILLER, ADIN COLE $355.00 ; MINKO CONSTRUCTION INC $37,946.00 ; MINNESOTA CHILD SUPPORT $132.90 ; MINNESOTA CHILD SUPPORT $132.90 ; MINNESOTA DEPT OF REVENUE $5,836.24 ; MINNESOTA DEPT OF REVENUE $50,642.15 ; MINNESOTA DEPT OF REVENUE $4,965.72 ; MINNESOTA EDUCATION JOB FAIR ASSOC $400.00 ; 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