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February 18 2021
NEWS
Belfield School District
REGULAR MEETING, SCHOOL
1 BOARD,
BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT #13
January 14th, 2021
School Conference Room
The meeting was called to order by
Board President Dan Obrigewitch at
7:00 PM.
Present: Board Members Keith
Buckman, Wesley Krebs, and Terry
Johnson. Supt. Kurle, Elementary Prin.
Olson and Bus. Mgr. Anna Ross.
M/S T. Johnson/K. Buckman to ap-
prove the Dec 10, 2020 regular board
meeting minutes as presented. Motion
carried unanimously.
M/S K. Buckman/W. Krebs to ap-
prove the agenda as presented. Motion
carried unanimously.
The Elementary Principal Report:
1. Current Enrollment for 2020 21:
126 Students K 6
K — 18, 1st 16, 2nd — 18, 3rd 23,
4th 12, 5th 24, 6th 15, PK 20
2. Students enjoyed the movie. Had
several monetary donations to help
cover the cost. Very thankful to Lacy
and the movie theater for coordinating
the event,
3. A big thank you to the PTO for
supplying Santa bags for the students.
The staff stuff the sacks and delivered
the them to the classrooms while the
students were at the theater.
4. We are in the process of doing our
winter testing:
5. STAR Reading Math Mrs.
Cornell and Mrs. McDowell have been
administering these assessments to
quality students for the Title Math'and
Remedial Reading services.
6. Student Engagement Survey
Mrs. Corneil, Mrs. Kessel, and class-
room teachers will be administering
these surveys, online, next week. This
is a state mandated survey to fulfill
some ESSA requirements.
7. NWEA Mrs. Kessel, the class-
room teachers and will administer
these beginning January 25 February
4, grades K - 12.
8. Spelling Bee Ms. Gibson is con‘
ducting our local spelling bee for grades
5 8. Our championship round will be
on January 19. The state competition
has been canceled this year, but not the
national one. Ms. Gibson is not sure
what will happen with our local winner,
but she's looking into it. We both feel
our students deserve some local recog-
nition though.
9. Professional Development we
will need to continue our Pathways to
Reading training for the elementary
teachers and begin the North Dakota
Multi-tiered Support System (NDMTSS)
training, which will replace our Building
Level Support Teams (BLST) process
for identifying students who are strug-
gling acadgrgicallyggmptionalbl,gand/or
behaviorallyz—B‘cth trainings can be pro-
vided by RESP. "
10. Upcoming events: Jan 18, 2021:
NO SCHOOL, February 5, 2021:
Teacher ln—service 8 - 12, February 11,
2021: School Board Meeting at 7:00
PM, February 15, 2021: NO SCHOOL
The Secondary Principal Report:
1. Updated mid—year evaluation
forms for new teachers consistent K
through 12
2. NDCDE application Students
need to log-in on a regular basis. If a
student falls more than assignments
behind, they will be ineligible to partici-
pate in any extra/co-curricular activities.
Student/parents now reimburse the
school should the student either fail to
complete the course and or fail the
course. Any extension is paid for by the
student/parent. ~ We reserve the right to
refuse to enroll a student in a CDE
course.
3. Explore America update: From Mr.
McDowell: We canceled our Explore
America trip in March. We are looking
into a possible shorter, more local trip in
the ND, SD, MT area. If we decide to go
that route, we'll present it to the Board in
February. We are planning our next Ex-
plore America trip in Spring 2022. Cur-
rently enrolled juniors plan to go, and
several current sophomores are inter-
ested. We'll keep the board updated as
we go.
4. CDE enrollment: 5 students: 3
seniors, 1 junior, 1 sophomore
5. Enrollment update: 18 seniors
(+1) 18 juniors (no change) 20 sopho-
mores (no change) 27 freshman (no
change) 17 8th graders (no change) 10
7th graders (no change) Total: 110 stu-
dents
6. ESSA Essential Skills:
(a) 9-week career
course/individual counseling
(b) Financial Literacy
(0) Pass ND Civics Test
(d) Four other indicators: * 25 hours
of community service * 95% attendance
(not including school-related absences)
* Career Exploration Experience Field
trips, industry tours (Fisher, Baker Boy),
Job Shadows, Industry Presentations
(Manufacturing Day), Industry guest
speakers, Informational interviews 2+
years in organized co-curricular activi-
ties IE: FFA, Science Olympiad, Choir,
Band, Student Council, Yearbook * 2+
years in organized extra-curricular ac-
tivities IE: Drama, Speech, Peer Tu-
toring, Church youth groups *
Successfully completed capstone proj-
ect * Successfully completed an on-line
learning course Demonstrate compe-
tency in 21st century skills - Critical
Thinking, Communication, Collabora-
tion, Creativity. College Ready. Career
Ready. Military Ready.
Business Manager Report:
The Business Manager presented
the financial reports for December
2020.
Supt. Report:
1. Ed Corps CRF Grants submit-
ted & approved.
2. Explore America Trip canceled.
Looking for regional options instead
3. 4-Day School Week application
due March‘ 1. A. Survey B. Public
Meeting
4. NDSBA Negotiations Seminar
Registration is open
Committee reports:
education
1. RESP- Report presented.
2. RACTC- Report presented.
3. WEST RIVER— No report.
4. COOP- Report presented.
Old Business: None
New Business:
Approval of Bills:
M/S D. Obrigewitch/K. Buckman to
approve payment of the bills. Motion
carried unanimously.
GENERAL FUND
37269 ADMIN PARTNERS LLC400.00
37270 ADVANCED
BUSINESS METHODS 1602.68
37271 AQUA-PURE INC 1899.52
37272 BELFIELD
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 211.15
37273 BERGER
SANITATION SERVICE 360.00
37274 BHG, INC. 66.14
37275 BILLINGS
COUNTY PIONEER 1361.57
37276 THE
BISMARCK TRIBUNE 89.40
37277 BOSCH LUMBER CO 216.28
37278 BURLY'S ROUGHRIDER
STEAKHOUSE 1546.15
37279 CASH-WA
DISTRIBUTING 1630.22
37280 CENTURYLINK , 21.18
37281 CITY AIR
MECHANICAL INC 168200.00
37282 CITY OF BELFIELD 1275.96
37283 CONSOLIDATED
COMMUNICATIONS CO 119.00
37284 CORNEIL, ELLA-JO 154.12
37285 CREATIVE ENERGY 1067.63
37286 FOLLE'IT SCHOOL
SOLUTIONS, INC 275.23
37287 FORT UNION SUPPLY
TRADING CO 49.90
37288 FORUM COMMUNICATIONS
COMPANY 38.00
37289 GEIGER, ALAN 126.50
37290 HARLOWS
BUS SALES INC 2934.49
37291 HARLOW'S SCHOOL
BUS SERVICE, INC 9366.64
37292 HOBART
SALES SERVICE 578.24
37293 JW PEPPER
& SON INC 218.99
37294 KDXN-FM 50.00
37295 KEMPS LLC, DBA
CASS CLAY CREAMERY 1417.40
37296 KEVIN'S AUTO
TRUCK REPAIR 144.49
37297 MENARDS 845.45
37298 MGM RURAL
SANITATION, LLC 612.00
37299 MID-AMERICAN
RESEARCH CHEMICAL 681.64
37300 MIDWEST TECHNOLOGY
PRODUCTS 127.80
37301 MONTANA—DAKOTA
UTILITIES 8203.65
37302 ND CENTER FOR
DISTANCE EDUCATION 894.00
37303 NDSBA 1000.00
37304 PRAXAIR 2199.87
37305 QUALITY
XTERMINATORS 75.00
37306 QUILL CORPORATION 473.95
37307 RESP 100.00
‘ 37308 RUDY'S LOCK KEY 277.00
37309 SAUVAGEAU,
DOROTHY 34.40
37310 SHORT ELLIOTT
HENDRICKSON INC 6150.00
37311 SMART COMPUTER
AND CONSULTING 4737.50
37312 SOUTHWEST
BUSINESS MACHINES 209.39
37313 STARK
COUNTY AUDITOR 409.79
37314 SW DISTRICT
HEALTH UNIT 100.00
37315 TOOLEY, RHONDA 22.45
37316 WAGNER, LORI 302.82
37317 WEST RIVER
STUDENT SERVICES 11220.06
37330 CENTURY LINK 277.00
37331 CHASE
CARD SERVICES 1667.28
STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND
8519 BELFIELD THEATER 804.00
8520 COCA-COLA BOTTLING 209.60
8521 PEPSI COLA BOTTLIN6202.42
8522 WEST RIVER
ELECTRONICS
NDSBA Webhosting:
M/S T. Johnson/W. Krebs to approve
the NDSBA webhosting membership for
2021. Motion carried unanimously.
Policy Updates:
M/S W. Krebs/'1'. Johnson to amend
the following policies: AAC, AAC-BR1,
AAC-BR2, FDB. Roll call vote: W.
Krebs- Yes, T. Johnson Yes, K. Buck-
man Yes, D. Obrigewitch Yes. Motion
carried unanimously.
M/S D. Obrigewitch/K. Buckman to
approve the following policies: ABCE,
ABDA, ABEA on first reading, and
waive second reading to expedite the
policy adoption process per Board pol—
icy BDA. Roll call vote: W. Krebs- Yes,
T. Johnson — Yes, K. Buckman Yes, D.
Obrigewitch Yes. Motion carried unan-
imously.
M/S W. Krebs/D. Obrigewitch to re-
scind policy FDB-BR and that past
practice govern district operations, cov-
ered by the former policy, until the board
adopts a new policy. Roll call vote: W.
Krebs- Yes, T. Johnson - Yes, K. Buck-
man Yes, D. Obrigewitch Yes. Motion
carried unanimously.
M/S K. Buckman/T. Johnson to ap-
prove policy FDB—BR on first reading,
and waive second reading to expedite
the policy adaption process per Board
policy BDA rescind and adopt policy:
Roll call vote: W. Krebs— Yes, T. John—
son - Yes, K. Buckman Yes, D. Obrige-
witch Yes. Motion carried
unanimously.
Approval of Destruction of Records
2012-2013 in accordance with NDCC
15.1-07-25.2 and Board Policy:
M/S W. Krebs/K. Buckman to ap-
prove the destruction of records 2012-
2013 in accordance with NDCC
15.1-07-25.2 and Board Policy. Motion
carried unanimously.
Next Meeting:
The next regular meeting is sched-
uled for February 4, 2021 - 7:00PM fol-
lowing a public meeting at 6:00PM to
discuss a 4-Day school week.
The meeting was adjourned at
8:14PM.
Anna Ross,
Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch,
School Board President
(February 18)
1098.37
1. What was Wayne Newton’s first
No. 1 single?
2. Vicki Lawrence had a single hit.
What was it?
3. Who sang the theme song in Clint
Eastwood’s 1971 film “Play Misty for
Me”? "
4. What was the original title of
“Leaving on a Jet Plane”?
5. Name the song that contains this lyr-
ic: “Never been this blue, Never knew
the meaning of a heartache, But then
again, I’ve never lost at love before.”
Answers
1. “Daddy, Don’tYou Walk So Fast,”
in 1972. The song topped the charts
on Cashbox and in Canada. Newton
has performed over 30,000 shows on
the Las Vegas strip.
2. “The Night the Lights Went Out
in Georgia,” in 1973. Lawrence’s
successes were more in the television
industry, mostly on “The Carol Bur—
nett Show.”
3. Johnny Mathis. His 1959 version
was the favorite of all the covers at the
time.
4. “Babe, I Hate to Go,” as written
by John Denver. It was Peter, Paul and
Mary’s version in 1969 that was the
bigger hit.
5. “Stand Tall,” by Burton Cum—
mings,\in 1976. Cummings, former
lead singer of The Guess Who, wrote
the song after breaking up with his
girlfriend of nine years. He still tours,
this year all across Canada.
Trivia
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1. THEATER: Which city was the
setting for the musical “Cabaret”?
2. LANGUAGE: What does the Lat—
in phrase “veritas vos liberabit” mean?
3. TELEVISION: What was the name
of the pet “dog” on “The Flintstones”?
4. ASTRONOMY: What is a zenith
in terms of our solar system’s sun?
5. HISTORY: How many days were
in an ancient Roman week?
6. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a .
group of zebras called?
7. LITERATURE: Which 19th—cen—
tury novelist’s last work was titled
“The Mystery of Edwin Drood"?
8. AD SLOGANS: Which brand of
pet food uses the slogan, “Tastes so
good cats ask for it by name”?
9. U.S. STATES: Which state’s resi-
dents might be called “Nutmeggers”?
10. GEOGRAPHY: Which four coun—
tries are included in the UnitedKingdom?
Answers
1. Berlin, Germany
2. The truth shall set you free
3. Dino
4. When the sun is directly overhead
and objects cast no shadow
5. Eight
6. A dazzle or zeal
7. Charles Dickens
8. Meow Mix
9. Connecticut
10. England, Wales, Scotland and
Northern Ireland
by Ryan A. Berenz
1. Who was the trainer of Triple
Crown-winning racehorses Gallant
Fox (1930) and Omaha (1935)?
2. It’s tradition for Notre Dame
Fighting Irish football players to
touch a sign posted in Notre Dame
Stadium before taking the field. What
does the sign read?
3. What former NFL defensive line-
man played the role of Sloth in the
1985 adventure comedy film “The
Goonies”?
4. What American female distance
runner won the Boston Marathon in
1979 and ‘83, and won the gold medal
in the marathon at the 1984 Los Ange-
les Summer Olympics?
5. What cross—country skiing dis-
tance race, first held in 1973, is tradi-
tionally run every February in north—
ern Wisconsin?
6. What Boston Celtics player suf—
fered a season-ending knee injury
attempting a dunk after the whistle in
the final minutes of a 97-84 loss to the
Indiana Pacers in 2007? ,
7. What NHL defenseman, who
played with the Montreal Canadiens
and Colorado Avalanche from 1990-
2009, raced in the NASCAR Canadi-
an Tire Series from 2009—15?
Answers
1. James “Sunny Jim” Fitzsimmons.
2. “Play like a champion today.”
3. John Matuszak.
4. Joan Benoit.
5. The American Birkebeiner.
' 6. Tony Allen.
7. Patrice Brisebois.
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