Read about actions taken at the June 14 school board meeting. Find out more by visiting Pattonville's BoardDocs website.

Board Actions

The board of education on June 14:

• Reviewed and approved the budget for the 2022-2023 school year; read the report or view the presentation; 
• Approved paying $1,094,738.08 for regular bills;
• Approved, subject to audit, the financial statements for the month of May 2022;
• Approved paying $470,580.59 for purchases made on Pattonville’s purchasing cards, which earned the district a rebate of 1% (or $4,705.80);
• Approved early childhood tuition rates for the 2021-2022 school year;
• Approved a resolution reversing the operating levy voluntary rollbacks to meet operating revenue and tax levy goals established by voters with the passage of Proposition P in 2013; under state law, the district must pass a motion each even-numbered year with the word "resolution" in it to reset the tax rate to what it was approved to be under Proposition P; the board can then reset the voluntary rollback as promised to taxpayers; there is no negative impact to Pattonville taxpayers for next year's rates;
• Declared a list of textbooks as surplus and authorized they be sold through a public bid process;
• Approved the recommended number of paraprofessionals for the 2022-2023 school year;
• Approved curriculum course change recommendations for the 2022-2023 school year;
• Approved a contract between Pattonville and the Special School District (SSD) for general education services for homebound students for the 2022-2023 school year;
• Lodged for action revisions to Pattonville's 2022-2023 student behavior guides; a vote is expected at the July 26 board meeting;
• Approved paying $20,589.52 to EducationPlus for the balance of its 2021-2022 annual membership dues;
• Waived the lodging of and approved the adoption of policy EBBE (Lactation Support);
• Lodged for action updates to IIAC-R (Library Materials Selection/Adoption Procedures); a vote is expected during the July 26 board meeting;
• Approved paying $6,633 to Tueth, Keeney, Cooper, Mohan & Jackstadt for legal services;
• Approved, as lodged for action on May 10, revisions to policies JGA (Corporal Punishment) and JGGA (Seclusion and Restraint);
• Approved the renewal of PowerSchool Ecollect Forms Subscription from PowerSchool Group LLC for $13,226.06;
• Approved the renewal with PowerSchool for online enrollment services for the period of July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023, for $22,889.61;
• Approved the renewal of the fuel agreement for the 2022-2023 school year with Energy Petroleum Company for an estimated total amount of $400,000;
• Approved the emergency purchase of a new motor and repair for a school bus to Rush Truck Centers of Missouri for $15,295;
• Approved the renewal of the National Geographic Online textbooks and assessments licenses with Cengage Learning for $16,690.25;
• Approved the renewal of the Naviance license and subscription fees from PowerSchool for $24,505.50;
• Approved the renewal of Dreambox Learning Licenses with Dreambox Learning for the period of June 30, 2022, through June 29, 2023, for $50,407.45;
• Approved the subscription renewal from Renaissance Learning, Inc., for Renaissance products and services for $95,538.36;
• Approved the purchase of year two of a three-year subscription to Canvas LMS from Instructure for $34,425;
• Approved the contract with Andrew Easton for personalized learning professional development for $54,000;
• Awarded the bid for Aruba licenses to Provision Data Solutions in the total amount of $31,950;
• Awarded the bid for Aruba support services to Provision Data Solutions for $15,073;
• Approved the purchase of content filtering and student monitoring services for three years from Securly, Inc., for $35,579 the first year;
• Approved the renewal of Mosyle MDM licenses from Mosyle Corporation for $33,410.42;
• Approved the purchase of various Apple devices and services from Apple Inc., for a total of $345,964.75.