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Superintendent reports facilities work, audits, levy delivery and insurance actions
Summary
Superintendent Weidner updated the board on art displays, an indoor garden donation, a district CD maturity and Marshall Fund payment, asbestos abatement, a sprinkler insurance claim, selection for a ROE #39 compliance audit, and steps toward putting health insurance out to bid.
Superintendent Dr. Weidner summarized several administrative and facilities items for the board. He reported CGHS art students’ work was displayed at the Decatur Arts Council show in January and that CGHS hosted WHOW onsite on Jan. 12. He said CGES has a new indoor garden in the entryway provided by HICF and that a certificate of deposit at State Bank of Bement matured Jan. 7 with the initial Marshall Fund payment received.
Weidner reported that asbestos abatement for the 10-year HLS work was completed over the winter break and that door repairs and replacements will follow as part of HLS work, and that a sprinkler leak in the elementary school was submitted as an insurance claim. He also said the district is preparing to put health insurance out to bid, is completing paperwork for property and casualty insurance renewal, and was selected as one of four districts in ROE #39 for a compliance audit. He noted participation in state-required training, cyber-security training related to school threats, and that the levy was delivered to all three counties in December. The superintendent also noted that Statements of Economic Interest will be completed by board members and administrators by February.
The transcript records these informational items; no new board directives or budget approvals tied to the items were recorded in the meeting minutes.
