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CLEAR LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Clear Lake School Board 2,326.39
BOARD MINUTES PHONAK HEARING SYSTEMS SUPPLIES
February 10, 2016
PIT & SEPIC SERVICE SERVICES 79.10

PURCHASE POWER POSTAGE 1,008.50

QUILL CORPORATION SUPPLIES 285.15

Regular Meeting called to order by President Bergvig at 5:30 p.m. RIEMAN MUSIC SUPPLIES 741.56

RUSSELL, SYLVIA REIMB 50.00

Present – President Bergvig; Directors; Kuhlers; Moeller Tesar; Secretary Leerar and SAI/SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS OF MEMBERSHIP DUES/FEES 420.00
Supt. Micich.
IOWA

SCHLICHTING, LINDA REIMB 25.83

Moved by Tesar, seconded by Moeller to approve the February 10, 2016 agenda. All SCHOOL HEALTH CORPORATION NURSE SUPPLIES 388.53
ayes. Motion carried.
SCHOOL SPECIALTY, INC. SUPPLIES 1,318.32

SCHROEDER PLUMBING & HEATING REPAIRS 2,429.55

Moved by Tesar, seconded by Kuhlers, to approve the consent agenda. All ayes. SCI MUSIC PRODUCTS SERVICE CONTRACT 135.00
Motion carried.
Approve the Board minutes from Board meetings January 6, 2016 and January 13, SENSORY GOODS SUPPLIES 81.27
2016.
Approve the February 2016 bills. SHEIMO, JEFF REIMB 50.00
Approve the December 2015 Financial/Expenditures reports.
Approve student driver permits. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. SUPPLIES 168.32
Approve Open Enrollment requests.
Approve Thurtle Trust Update. SPOTTS, CATHY REIMB 20.00

SPRINT TELEPHONE 13.34

STAPLES ADVANTAGE SUPPLIES 162.45

STREBLOW, JULIE REIMB 50.00

SUPERIOR LUMBER, INC. SUPPLIES 23.00

SYSTEM SERVICES SUPPLIES 551.99

The Clear Lake Education Association presented their opening proposal for collective U.S. ENERGY SERVICES, INC. NATURAL GAS 12,606.40
bargaining.
U.S. WATER SUPPLIES 833.34

Young AAU wrestlers UHLENHOPP, MOLLY REIMB 28.86

Clear Lake Mighty Lion wrestlers competed in AAU Districts at Waverly on Directory Brady joined the meeting. ULLRICH, LYNN ORCHESTRA FEES 165.00
Sunday, Feb. 7. Pictured are (L-R): Max Currier, fifth grade, third place; Sam
Nelson, seventh grade, sixth place; Kaleb Hambly, fifth grade, fourth place; UNITED PARCEL SERVICE FREIGHT-SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN 250.00
and Aaron Richtsmeier, third grade, fifth place. Currier and Hambly qualified
for State competition by placing in the top four in their weight classes. -Sub- Valerie Southgate and Rose Borseth presented about Robotic Club and Naiku Train- VERIZON WIRELESS CELL PHONE 367.97
mitted photo ing workshop. Valerie Southgate presented about Transgender Workshop.
WESTERN PETROLEUM SUPPLIES 191.05

WILSON LANGUAGE TRAINING CORP. TEXTBOOKS/WORKBOOKS 50.95

The Board held a Public Hearing on the proposed school calendar for 2016-2017. WUBBEN, PAUL REFUND 50.00

YOHN-CO CEMENT/SAND 262.80

Administrators gave monthly reports. YOUNG, MEGAN REIMB 116.12

Checking Account Total: 275,014.13

Superintendent Micich reviewed the current status of the CLHS Kitchen and Café
project.
CL 7th grade boys end season FEBRUARY 2016 GENERAL FUND CAPITOL PROJECTS BILLS

Clear Lake’s seventh grade basket- shots,” said the coach. Superintendent Micich discussed Budget planning for 2016-2017. Vendor Name Vendor Description Check Total
ball team has wrapped up its season. CL vs. Algona
Under the direction of Coach Adam On Thursday, Jan. 28, Clear Lake
Brinkman, the A team compiled a re- traveled to Algona. The A team lost,
cord of 7-5; the B team was 0-12. 38-31. Paul Bruns led with 13, Andrew Public Forum Checking 1
“From where we are now, com- Formanek had eight, PJ Feuerbach No Public comment made.
pared to the start of our season, doesn’t scored five, Caden Jones three, and BERGLAND & CRAM ARCHITECTS ARCHITECT 100,013.18
indicate our records. These boys have Carson Krefft two.
improved a large amount, and not The B team lost, 47-16. Steven MVP SERVICES GROUP, DUES/FEES 2,400.00
only are they going to become better Faltas paced the team with seven, Justin
basketball players are they grow, but Wright, Jacob Evans, Josiah Snow, and Moved by Brady, seconded by Kuhlers, to offer contract to Tyler Byington, Parapro- VIP’S SUPPLIES 27,451.97
also better athletes,” said Coach Brink- Eli Eldridge each scored two points. fessional. To approve resignations from Julie Livingston, Nurse; Nick Von Fischer,
mann. “These boys have a bright fu- “Steven stepped into a big role as RTI Coordinator; Sidney Borrill, Paraprofessional; Kristie Hoelscher, Paraprofessional. Checking Account Total: 129,865.15
ture ahead of them. The B players may taking over for point guard and did a Megan young, JV Volleyball Coach and Co-Head Softball Coach. All ayes. Motion
not have won a game, but they contin- tremendous job being the leader of the carried. FEBRUARY 2016 GENERAL FUND PPEL BILLS
ued to work extremely hard and never B team,” said Coach Brinkman.
gave up.” CL vs. Iowa Falls-Alden
CL vs. Humboldt On Thursday, Feb 4, the team
On Jan. 22 the Lions hosted finished up the season at home against Vendor Name Vendor Description Check Total
Humboldt. The A team lost a tough Iowa Falls-Alden. The A team lost a
one, 46-44. Paul Bruns lead the team tough one in overtime, 47-45. Paul Moved by Tesar, seconded by Brady, to approve At-risk/Dropout District Budget for
with 30 points. Andrew Formanek had Bruns had 17 points and Andrew For- 2016-2017 in the amount of $267,862.00. All ayes. Motion carried.
11 points, followed by PJ Feuerbach manek 15. Carson Krefft was next Checking 1
with two and Carson Krefft had one with six points, while PJ Feuerbach,
point. Caden Jones and Eric Ritter each had CARDMEMBER SERVICE SUPPLIES 900.00
“We had a great first half, but two points. Austin Warnke added one
came out flat in the second half, which point. Moved by Moeller, seconded by Kuhlers, to approve the 2016-2017 school calendar. CDW SUPPLIES 3,403.67
opened up the lane for Humboldt and “We had played a great game and All ayes. Motion carried.
a few too many second half mistakes had our chance, but just made a few too JOHNSON CONTROLS SUPPLIES 30,760.00
was the difference,” said Brinkmann. many mistakes in the end,” said Brink-
The B team lost, 38-20. Steven mann. “Iowa Falls has a great player on KING CONSTRUCTION AND OVERHEAD REPAIR 6,500.00
Faltas scored nine, Eli Eldridge had their team and we just weren’t able to
five, Jordan Bergman four, and Justin slow him down defensively.” President Bergvig declared the meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m. DOOR
Wright scored two. The B team lost 41-7. Jacob Ev-
“Jordan and Eli played a great ans scored three, and Josiah Snow and MARCO, INC., SUPPLIES 238.01
game, and were able to find some open Jacob Kerr each had two points.
The Board held and exempt meeting to hold a collective bargaining Strategy session. MASON CITY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS OPEN ENROLLMENT/SP ED TUITION 805.80

NORTH CENTRAL MECHANICAL REPAIR 759.07

President Bergvig declared the Strategy session adjourned at 8:15 p.m. SERVICES

____________________ ________________________ SCHOOL HEALTH CORPORATION NURSE SUPPLIES 1,956.63

Chyrl Bergvig, President Lorna Leerar, Board Secretary Checking Account Total: 45,323.18

FEBRUARY 2016 GENERAL FUND BILLS FEBRUARY 2016 LUNCH FUND BILLS

Vendor Name Vendor Description Check Total Vendor Name Vendor Description Check Total

Checking 1

ABC LOCK SERVICE REPAIR 260.67 Checking 2

AEA267 CEDAR FALLS OFFICE PURCHASED SERVICES/TUIT. 8,016.10 ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO. DAIRY PRODUCTS 3,389.22

AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL SUPPLIES 600.63 DUNCAN, BRAD OR KATE REFUND 8.05

ALLIANT ENERGY ELECTRICITY/GAS 24,326.54 GENERAL FUND REIMB./LOAN REPAYMENT 600.00

ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES UNIFORM MAINT. 181.28 JENSON, LORA REIMB 50.00

BAKER & TAYLOR SUPPLIES 223.32 PAN-O-GOLD BAKING CO. FOOD SUPPLIES 625.55

BARILLAS, LISA REIMB 450.00 REINHART FOOD SUPPLIES 12,893.62

BORSETH, BRANDON ORCHESTRA FEES 350.00 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOC. IOWA DUES/FEES 50.00

BRAKKE IMPLEMENT EQUIPMENT REPAIR/PARTS 4,599.02 Checking Account Total: 17,616.44

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Free Baseball Pitching Clinic in CL

There will be a free Lions Baseball Pitching Clinic for sixth and seventh
graders in the Clear Lake Middle School Gym on Feb 22, 23, 25, and 26, from
3:30-4:30. Any sixth grader is invited to attend the Monday/Tuesday sessions
(Feb 22-23) and any seventh grader is invited to the Thursday/Friday sessions
(Feb 25/26). Clear Lake baseball coaches and players will be there to help teach
any child interested in learning how to pitch. The only thing participants will
need to bring with them is a glove.

Disc Golf fundraiser planned

On Sunday, Feb. 21, a disc golf tournament will be held to benefit the
Hawkeye Harvest Food Bank. The tournament will be held at the Oppor-
tunity Village Disc Golf Course. Sign-up begins at 8 a.m. Entry fee is $20,
plus five canned goods for the Hawkeye Harvest Food Bank. Free lunch will
be provided in addition to multiple side games.

DOA to host Mankato team Feb. 20

On Saturday, Feb. 20, The River City Dames of Anarchy Roller Derby
team from Mason City, Iowa, will host the Mankato Area Derby Girls from
Mankato, Minn. The event takes place at the North Iowa Events Center,
3700 4th St. SW, Mason City. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the bout begins at
7 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance and can be purchased by contacting the
North Iowa Events Center at 641-423-3811. Tickets are also available at the
door for $12. Ten percent of the bouts proceeds are going to the AFTD - The
Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration.

Permanent ice fishing shelter must be
removed by Feb. 20

Permanent ice shelters must be removed from all state-owned lands and
waters by February 20. Ice shelter owners are encouraged not to wait until the
last minute to get their shelter off the ice. If a shelter falls through the ice, the
owner is responsible for getting it out of the lake.

NIACC softball team signs five players

The NIACC softball team has signed five players to the national letter of
intents, including Garner-Hayfield-Ventura standout player Payton Bamrick.
Joining Bamrick are Pella Christian's Courtney Johannes, North Tama's Kodi
Hillman, Central Springs' Kelli Wilson and Mason City's Jenni King. Bam-
rick, an infielder, hit .386 with .526 slugging percentage. She also had eight
doubles and two home runs.

VFW holds Bean Bag Tournament

The VFW Post 4868 held their weekly Bean Bag Tournament on Wednesday,
Feb. 10. The winner of the Afternoon Singles Match was Dale Anderson and Dave
Carney was the runner-up. In the evening, two doubles matches were played.
Winners of the first match were Gordy Wiemann and Dave Carney. Winners
of the second match were Scott Amosson and Wayne Huntley. Wiemann and
Carney also won the doubles match on Feb. 3.