June 13, 2022 at 6:45 PM - Board of Education Regular meeting

Discussion:  Meeting was called to order at 6:45 p.m. per
Board President, Bill J. Clem.

Discussion:  Mr. Thompson, Superintendent, gave the superintendent's report.
 Regarding legislative issues, the changing of election dates did
not pass, and they will be holding a special session to talk about
tax cuts. Training for board members is August 25th-28th in
Oklahoma City.  Mr.Thompson states it is really good training, and
he would like to register everyone to go as a group.  It is not mandator
to attend, members can still get credits by doing  them on line. Lastly, he
went over the highlights from the Special Board Meeting June 7, 2022. 
Stock Exchange Bank won the bid at 2.17%. (Most of the bids were
around 2.8%) If anyone sees Bill Fanning or Kendall Smith thank them
for being such a great supporter of our school.

Discussion:  Mr. Thompson reported on the elementary.  Preliminary enrollment is 131
Pre-K thru 6th grade.   Adding 7th and 8th grade it totals 153.  He ask that
everyone be watching for enrollment dates.  As of now, it will probably be
August 4th and 5th.
Mrs. Hopper reported on the high school stating their end of year enrollment
ended at 49, and alot of camps are being held and attended.

Discussion:  Nothing at this time

Discussion:  The insurance quote was $7,611.00

Discussion:  Mrs. Green discussed how virtual days limit some of the things they
can do in the classroom.  She and the other high school teachers
have discussed this and if virtual days continue they would
like some guidelines set.  These are some of the guidelines
she listed: Everyone be in one spot and ready to go,  attend
all classes, should not have distractions.  She states it is 
being abused and taken advantage of.  Mr. Thompson,
Mrs. Hopper, and Mrs. Syms will meet to discuss
this issue and a new policy will be put in place.

Discussion:  School properties were discussed and the following decisions were made by the school board.
These properties will be advertised and put up for bid. The board would like Mr. Thompson to
check on the best way to advertise and sell the properties.
Rodeo Grounds-grounds will be appraised, declared surplus, and put up for public to bid on in
September.
Community Building: Mr. Thompson will talk with town people to see if they want the property,
and will agree on a lifetime trade for property.
Two story house/property in Mutual-it will be appraised, declared surplus, and put up for public
to bid on.
The properties that will be left as is:
Property south of school where the Hawthorne's live, and the lot next to it that the old trailer sits on.
Approximately 12 acres west side of the football field. May be needed at a later date.
House/Property on east side of Mutual. The house is occupied at this time, so will leave as is for right now.