Brandon Valley School District

Published by admin on Tue, 07/20/2021 - 2:32pm

_________ Minutes _________

The annual organizational meeting of the Brandon Valley Board of Education, Brandon, SD was held at 6:30 p.m. on the 12th of July, 2021 at the Brandon Valley High School Community Room with the following members present: Renee Ullom, Gregg Ode, Ellie Saxer, Gregg Talcott, and Nick Scott. Absent: None. Also present were Superintendent Jarod Larson, Business Manager Paul J. Lundberg, High School Principal Mark Schlekeway, Activities Director Bill Freking, Intermediate School Assistant Principal Rick Pearson, Special Services Director Wendy Otheim, and Operations Manager Ty Hentschel.

Renee Ullom called the Annual Budget Hearing to order and welcomed everyone to the Annual Budget Hearing that preceded the Board of Education annual meeting at 6:00 p.m., presented by Business Manager Paul Lundberg. No one from the public spoke for or against the proposed budget.

Renee Ullom called the annual meeting to order at 6:30 p.m., beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Gregg Ode and Nick Scott were sworn in and took the Oath of Office for 3-year terms (each) on the Board of Education for the Brandon Valley School District 49-2.

Superintendent Jarod Larson presided over the meeting for the election of Board Chairperson.

Ellie Saxer nominated Renee Ullom as Board Chairperson for the 2021-22 Board of Education. Motion by Talcott, seconded by Saxer to nominate Renee Ullom as Chairperson of the Board of Education for the 2021-22 school year and that nominations cease and the Board cast a unanimous ballot for Renee Ullom as Chairperson of the Brandon Valley Board of Education for the 2021-22 school year. On a roll vote, voting aye: Talcott, Saxer, Ode, Scott and Ullom; nay: none. Motion carried.

Renee Ullom presided over the meeting as the newly elected chairperson.

Nick Scott nominated Gregg Ode as Vice Chairperson for the 2021-22 Board of Education. Motion by Talcott, seconded by Scott to nominate Gregg Ode as Vice Chairperson of the Board of Education for the 2021-22 school year and that nominations cease and the Board cast a unanimous ballot for Gregg Ode as Vice Chairperson of the Brandon Valley Board of Education for the 2021-22 school year. Motion carried.

Motion by Saxer, seconded by Ode to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried.

Motion by Talcott, seconded by Saxer to adopt the following regular procedures for 2021-22 Board of Education meetings:

1. Meeting dates and times: 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month except July and December where there is only one meeting held on the second Monday of the month.

2. Meeting place: All meetings to be held at the Brandon Valley High School Community Room.

3. Order of roll call: Motion, second and alternating.

4. Name of Official Newspaper: Brandon Valley Journal – Brandon Valley Media Group, LLC.

5. Name of Official Depositories: First National Bank

6. Designate Truancy Officer: Brandon Valley School District Resource Officer

7. Designate Legal Counsel: Rodney Freeman of Churchill, Manolis, Freeman, & Kludt

8. Board Committee appointments:

A) Alternative Education:

Chairperson – Renee Ullom

Alternate – Ellie Saxer

B) Buildings and Grounds:

Chairperson – Gregg Ode

Member – Gregg Talcott

C) Child Nutrition and Wellness:

Chairperson – Renee Ullom

Member – Ellie Saxer

D) City Affairs and Legislation:

Chairperson – Ellie Saxer

Member – Nick Scott

E) Personnel Welfare:

Chairperson – Ellie Saxer

Member – Renee Ullom

F) Student Activities, Curriculum, and Technology:

Chairperson – Gregg Talcott

Member – Gregg Ode

G) Transportation:

Chairperson – Nick Scott

Member – Gregg Ode

H) Safety:

Chairperson – Gregg Talcott

Member – Nick Scott

9. Board reimbursement rate for 2021-22 - $60.00/meeting.

10. Authorize the Business Manager to:

• Invest temporary excess funds.

• Make temporary interfund transfers when necessary.

• Make debt service payments as due throughout the year.

11. Approve Business Manager Bond of $300,000.

12. Designate Business Manager as custodian for all accounts and administration of trust and agency accounts.

13. Appointment of federal Programs coordinators as follows:

Wendy Otheim, Special Services Director ~ Coordinator of Title I and Section 504 ~ Coordinator of Homeless Education

Ty Hentschel, Operations Manager ~ Coordinator for ADA Accessibility

Jarod Larson, Superintendent ~ Coordinator for Title IX, School Lunch Agreement, and all other

Federal Programs

14. Acknowledge for the record the following annual notices:

a. Non-discrimination

1. General Statement

2. Equal Educational Opportunities

3. Section 504

4. Grievance Procedure for Brandon Valley required by Title IX

b. Notification of Rights under FERPA for Elementary and Secondary Schools

c. Family Educational Rights and Privacy ACT (FERPA) Directory Information

d. Notification of Rights under the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA)

e. Instruction/Programs for Homeless Students

f. Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act

Motion carried.

Motion by Scott, seconded by Ode to approve the minutes of the regular meetings of June 14, 2021 and June 28, 2021 as presented. Motion carried.

Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode to approve the bills & claims as submitted (see attached).

Motion carried.

The cash report for the month of June, 2021 showed receipts of $5,136,126.58 and disbursements of $5,354,405.02, leaving a balance of $22,093,043.04. The General Fund had receipts of $4,089,779.55, and disbursements of $2,781,112.09, leaving a balance of $10,490,505.31. Capital Outlay Fund had receipts of $326,287.80 and disbursements of $20,036.00, leaving a balance of $6,259,296.89. Special Education Fund had receipts of $483,202.33 and disbursements $732,307.88, leaving a balance of $1,455,145.15. Bond Redemption Fund had receipts of $185,968.22 and disbursements of $317,600.00, leaving a balance of $846,767.51. Enterprise Fund had receipts of $250.00 and disbursements of $21,315.63, leaving a balance of $39,640.89, and Capital Projects Fund has receipts of $11,638.68 and disbursements of $1,482,033.42, leaving a balance of $2,962,687.29.

The June, 2021 payroll totaled $2,091,015.43 of which $1,130,920.78 was instructional, $554,082.29 was support services, $35,009.15 was co-curricular, $294,544.96 was Special Education, $60,020.75 was Food Service, and $16,437.50 was Driver’s Education.

Motion by Scott, seconded by Ode to approve the financial reports as presented for the month of June, 2021. Motion carried.

Administrative reports were presented. Superintendent Jarod Larson outlined the Inspiration Elementary School construction timeline:

Spring 2020:

° Construction in progress

° Collaborative BVSD/Sioux Falls Playground/Park Development/Expense Agreement ($336,823)

Fall 2020: Naming Facilities Committee: November 23, 2020 recommendation; Process completed

Fall 2020: Elementary boundary line committee: Process completed

2020-21 School year: Construction continues

Fall 2021: School opens (July 31, 2021: Substantial Completion; August 13, 2021: Punch List Completed)

° Furniture Install – Begins July 15, 2021

° Substantial Completion – July 30, 2021

° Administration/Secretary occupy office – August 2, 2021

° Punch List Completed – August 13, 2021

° Teaching Staff Occupancy – August 14, 2021

° Inspiration Elementary School Open House/Ribbon Cutting* – August 17, 2021

° New Staff in-service – August 18, 2021

° First Day of School – August 25, 2021

*Inspiration Elementary School Open House/Ribbon Cutting will be held Tuesday, August 17, 2021 as follows: 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Open House and 5:00 p.m. Ribbon Cutting with tours to follow.

The 2021-22 Brandon Valley Distance Learning Academy will continue as follows: Grades K-4: Brandon Valley Teachers/Platform; Grades 5-12: SD Virtual School (5-6 Black Hills On-line Learning and 7-12 SD Virtual School).

The LYNX Summer Reading Program will run in collaboration with Siouxland Library and Pizza Ranch again this summer. Goals are: Birth-5 years: 100 Books; K-5th grade: 600 Minutes, 6th – 12th grade: every three books receives an entry in the Grand Prize Drawing.

Brandon Valley High School addition priorities have been reviewed and discussed as follows:

- General Classrooms, Ground Floor Special Education, Science Lab Classrooms, Maximize Land Usage/ Upgrade East Facility Face, Minimize Impact to parking.

The tentative BVHS Addition timeline is as follows:

- Preliminary planning in-progress: Preliminary planning with the Building and Grounds Board Committee, Central Office Administration and BVHS Administration

- Fall 2021 – Information sharing as follows: Community with Board of Education, Administrative Council, Teacher Liaison Council, Classified Council, and the Brandon Valley High School Staff

- Winter 2022 – Bid the project

- Spring/Summer 2022 – BVHS Addition begins

- 2022-2023 School year – Construction in-progress

- Fall 2023 – Addition opens

Information sharing regarding the BVHS Addition begins with preliminary planning (in-progress) with Building and Grounds Committee, Central Office Administration and BVHS Administration. In the Fall of 2021, Communication will continue with the Board of Education, Administrative Council, Teacher Liaison Council, Classified Council, and the Brandon Valley High School Staff.

The 2021 Summer Lunch Program continues through July 27, 2021. Numbers for the six weeks thus far are as follows:

° Week 1: 1,360 Children Served (13,600 meals)

° Week 2: 1,651 Children Served (16,510 meals)

° Week 3: 1,826 Children Served (18,260 meals)

° Week 4: 1,632 Children Served (16,320 meals)

° Week 5: 1,701 Children Served (13,608 meals)

° Week 6: 1,436 Children Served (14,360 meals)

The format is “Grab & Go” on Tuesdays (5 breakfasts/lunches provided every Tuesday) and will continue through July 27, 2021 with the following times and places designated for pick up: Brandon Elementary, pick up at 11:00 am to 12:00 pm; Valley Springs Elementary, pick up at 11:00 am to 12:00 pm; Corner of East Renee and North Cory Place, pick up at 11:00 am to 11:45 am; and lastly at Granite Valley Park (6101 N. Gold Nugget Avenue, Sioux Falls), pick up at 12:15 pm to 1:00 pm. There will be lunch provided on-site for EL Summer School and Boys & Girls Club summer programs.

2021-22 School Calendar items include the following: July 6 – 30, 2021 ~ Bus Passes Available; August 18, 2021 ~ New Staff in-service day; August 19, 2021 ~ In-service/workshop day; August 23, 2021 ~ In-service/workshop day; August 24, 2021 ~ In-service/workshop day; August 25, 2021 ~ First Day of School!

Lastly, Superintendent Larson presented updated pictures of work in progress for Inspiration Elementary School including the exterior commons/gym, exterior view from 41st Street, exterior main entrance, main entrance view, main office-Administrative Area, Nurses Office, Gym – with flooring complete and ready for painting, Kindergarten wing water fountain, computer lab, 1st – 4th Grade wing classroom, and playground equipment installation (in-progress).

Superintendent Jarod Larson reviewed the updated COVID-19 Pandemic Response Plan. He outlined the safe return to in-person instruction and continuity of services plan as required by the United States Department of Education and the South Dakota Department of Education. A Pandemic Response Planning Committee has been reinstituted for meetings on July 14, July 21, and July 28, 2021. These meetings will be held in the Community room at 1 p.m. where they will meet as follows:

- The committee process will include consultation with BVSD families

- Recommended Mitigation Strategies/Plans Finalized: Week of August 2, 2021

- Community input opportunities are provided at all Board of Education Meetings

- Formal Board Approval: Monday, August 9, 2021

- Review/revise as necessary, but at a minimum of every six months.

The BVSD ARP ESSER Plan, as required, will include the following components:

- Prevention and mitigation strategies

- Academic impact of lost instructional time

- Investments aligned with student needs

- Investments in other allowed activities

- Facility repair due to COVID mitigation / HVAC Improvements

- Engaging students at risk

The Brandon Valley School District Preliminary ARP ESSER allocation is $1,004,882 ($200,976 required to be used for learning loss.) At this time, we do not plan to utilize ARP ESSER Funds until the 2022-23 school year. ESSER I and ESSER II funds are being utilized for 2021-22, as previously presented and approved.

Important date(s) related to ARP ESSER planning/funding include: August 20, 2021-Districts must submit this plan to the Department of Education; September 30, 2024-All funds must be obligated; and December 10, 2024- All funds must be liquidated.

The new Special Services Director, Wendy Otheim, was present at tonight’s annual meeting and was introduced to the Board of Education. Welcome Mrs. Otheim.

Board Policy Discussion Items were presented as follows:

Medicinal Cannabis: Status Update

- Board of Education Standards drafting/submitting proposed rules regarding the administration of medical Cannabis in schools (7/9/2021)

- Interim Rules Committee reviews/approves rules (7/19/2021)

- Professional Organizations intend to have a draft policy for August once the “Administrative Rules Making Process” is complete.

Tentative Policy Language-Discussions Purposes:

Any request to administer a student medical cannabis will require the following:

- The student must be a medical cannabis cardholder;

- A copy of the valid medical cannabis card must be on file with the school;

- Only the registered designated caregiver(s) shall administer medical cannabis to the student;

- Only non-smokable medical cannabis may be administered;

- Medical cannabis is not allowed to be stored on school property;

- All documentation required in Administrative Rule must be on file with the school prior to the administration of medical cannabis on school property and any change to the student’s medica cannabis cardholder status must be reported to the school.

Public School Exemption Student Participation in Activities: Status Update

- ASBSD / SASD / SD DOE developing a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document to help guide schools on this item. At the time this document was created, the FAQ document was not available.

- Resident Public School Exemption Students are allowed to participate in school activities, which includes SDHSAA sanctioned activities.

- Non-resident Public School Exemption Students may apply for “open enrollment” for the purposes of participating in school activities. Acceptance/denial will be based on program capacity.

- Public School Exemption Students participating in activities are held to the same standard (academic/conduct) as enrolled students.

- At the time this document was created, there have been no formal requests for Resident Public School Exemption Students to participate in activities and no open-enrollment applications from non-resident public school exemption students to participate in activities.

- In the event a “non-resident public school exemption student” submits an open-enrollment application for the purpose of participating in activities, Policy JECB: ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION, Criteria for Open Enrollment, will be utilized to process the open-enrollment request.

- Policy revisions / first reading(s) necessary due to this statute change will take place in August.

- There are also changes to the Public School Exemption Notification Process. The process will be on-line and completed on-time by families choosing to home school.

- There is no longer a testing requirement for Public School Exemption Students.

Motion by Ode, seconded by Talcott to approve the following general business items:

1. Approve proposed 2021-22 Budget and Tax Requests as (follows) and the FY 22 Proposed Budget Detail (as presented):

APPROPRIATIONS

General Fund $34,865,000

Capital Outlay Fund $6,105,000

Special Education Fund $7,585,000

Bond Redemption Fund $3,020,000

Food Service Fund $3,470,000

REVENUES

General Fund $34,430,000

Capital Outlay Fund $8,145,000

Special Education Fund $8,105,000

Bond Redemption Fund $3,030,000

Food Service Fund $3,915,000

TAX LEVY REQUESTS

General Fund $1.409 per $1,000 of Ag Valuation (Maximum)

$3.153 per $1,000 of Owner-Occupied Valuation (Maximum)

$6.525 per $1,000 of Other Valuation (Maximum)

Capital Outlay Fund $7,000,000

Special Education Fund $1.47 per $1,000 of Total Valuation

Bond Redemption Fund $2,850,000

2. Approve updates/changes/additions to the 2021-22 Brandon Valley Student Handbook as presented.

3. Set transportation fees for the 2021-22 school year as follows (with no rate increase for the 2021-22 school year): Students living five miles or more from their designated school will not be charged a fee as per state law. Students requesting transportation within 5 miles of their designated school will be required to purchase a bus pass. Bus passes are $75/student per semester with a family maximum of $175/semester. Transportation is not available to in-district open-enrolled students. Out of district open enrolled students will be charged $150/student/per semester, with no family maximum.

4. Set school lunch/breakfast meal prices for the 2021-22 school year as follows: Elementary (K-6), Middle School and High School Students will have meals provided for the 2021-22 school year at no cost. Morning Milk-.40, Morning Snack-.60; Adult Breakfast-$2.50; Lunch-$4.35.

5. Adopt tuition rate of $6,229 per student for the 2021-22 school year.

6. Approve 2021-22 mileage rate (no change from last year) at .05 over state rate: .47¢/mile (when a district vehicle is NOT available); and 2021-22 meal reimbursement rates (no change from last year) as follows: (in-state) Breakfast - $6, Lunch - $14, Dinner - $20; (out-of state) Breakfast - $10, Lunch - $18, Dinner - $28.

7. Approve 2021-22 listing of District Certified and Classified employees’ salaries for publication (see attached).

8. Approve agreement by and between the South Dakota Department of Education and the Brandon Valley School District #49-2 for Birth to Three early intervention services, effective July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022, as presented.

9. Approve agreement by and between the Brandon Valley School District #49-2 and Reinhart Food Service for Child Nutrition Prim Vendor, effective August 1, 2021 through July 31, 2022, as presented.

Motion carried.

Motion by Saxer, seconded by Scott to approve the following personnel items:

1. Approve recommendation to hire through transfer of Kimberly Ludens, FAE full-time Child Nutrition to Inspiration Elementary full-time Child Nutrition Head Cook, $15.29/hour effective August 16, 2021.

2. Approve recommendation to hire Tucker Loosbrock, Assistant HS Boys Soccer Coach, 8.5% of Extra-Curricular Step Base ~ $3,459.00, effective for the 2021-22 school year.

3. Approve recommendation to hire Madeline Brake, FAE (.6 FTE) and Inspiration Elementary (.4 FTE) Computer teacher, MA Step 2 ~ $48,012.00, effective for the 2021-22 school year.

4. Approve resignation from Cassie Uithoven, RBE Kindergarten Teacher, effective at the end of the 2020-21 school year, to include liquidated damages of $1,000 (resignation submitted July 1, 2021.)

5. Approve resignation of Tara James, BVIS/BVMS Administrative Assistant, effective July 6, 2021 (prior to the start of employment).

6. Approve recommendation to hire Maria Hernandez, BE part-time Child Nutrition Worker, $14.75/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

7. Approve recommendation to hire Jill Pisciotti, Inspiration Elementary part-time Child Nutrition Worker, $14.75/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

8. Approve recommendation to hire Bailey Durfee, BVIS 5th Grade English Language Arts Teacher, BA Step 1 ~ $47,054.00, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

9. Approve recommendation to hire through transfer of Melissa Burggraaf from FAE Night Custodian to FAE Custodial Supervisor, $18.21/hour, effective August 16, 2021.

10. Approve recommendation to hire Ben Schultz, Freshman Girls Basketball Coach ~ 8.5% of Extra-curricular Step 1, $3,484.00, effective for the 2021-22 school year.

Motion Carried.

The following personnel items were reviewed by the Board of Education for information only:

1. Transfer Kristi Harkin from VSE Kitchen Manager to Inspiration Elementary Kitchen Manager, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

2. Transfer Stacey Wiese from BVIS 6th Grade Math Teacher to BVMS 7th/8th Grade Math Teacher, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

3. Transfer Jennifer Duscher, part-time CNS Worker from BE to FAE, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

4. Transfer Laura Reinsch, part-time CNS Worker from BVIS to BVHS, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

Communications received by the Central Office and Board of Education were reviewed. They included the following item:

1. June 2021 Building Permits.

Travel reports were reviewed.

Motion by Saxer, seconded by Ode to adjourn the meeting at 7:01 p.m. Motion carried.

Signed

Business Manager

Approved by the Board of Education this 9th day of August, 2020.

Signed

Chairperson

BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 49-2

INVOICE LISTING

JULY 2021

PAYEE, DESCRIPTION, AMOUNT;

3D SECURITY INC, DISTRICT-FIRE ALARM INSPECTIONS, 5,207.00; A&B BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC, DISTRICT-COPIER LEASE, 7,799.48, PRINT SHOP SUPPLIES, 199.53; A-1 SEPTIC TANK & EXCAVATING, DISTRICT-PIT PUMPING, 572.50; ACP DIRECT, DISTRICT-COMPUTER ED SUPPLIES, 5,394.48; RIDDELL/ALL AMERICAN SPORTS, FB REPAIRS, 230.51; ANDREW’S NETWORK ENTERPRISES, WEB FILTERING SOFTWARE, 22,428.67; A-OX WELDING SUPPLY CO, HS-IND TECH SUPPLIES, 137.39; ARCHITECTURE, INC, INSPIRATION ELEM-ARCHITECT FEES, 12,100.00; ASSOCIATED SCHOOL BOARDS OF SD, MEMBERSHIP DUES, 5,055.44; AVI SYSTEMS, IE-SMART BOARDS, 38,913.00; AUDIO VIDEO INTEGRATIONS LLC, BE-NORTH GYM SOUND SYSTEM UPGRADE, 7,097.25; BARNES & NOBLE BOOKSELLERS, HS-TEXTBOOKS, 199.06; BENNETT, AMIE, MILEAGE, 15.04; BLAINE’S SERVICE, DRIVER’S ED FUEL, 30.09; CITY OF BRANDON, UTILITIES-WATER/SEWER, 2,451.60; BRANDON DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, MEMBERSHIP DUES, 200.00; BUHL’S CLEANERS, BAND UNIFORM CLEANING, 1,372.40; BURGGRAAF, MELISSA, MILEAGE, 11.28; BRANDON VALLEY FOOD SERVICE, DISTRICT SUPPLIES, 275.74; BRANDON VALLEY MEDIA GROUP, LEGALS, 971.05; CLIFF AVE UPHOLSTERY, PICKUP REPAIRS-#44, 218.00; CNA SURETY, BUSINESS MGR BOND, 1,050.00; CONTINENTAL RESEARCH CORP, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 1,125.15; CREATIVE LEARNING SYSTEMS, IS-SMARTLAB TECH SUPPORT, 3,275.00, MS-SMARTLAB TECH SUPPORT, 5,000.00; CPI, SPEC ED-STAFF RECERTIFICATION, 300.00; CSI LEASING, HS 1:1 COMPUTER EQUIP, 402,300.03; HAUFF MID-AMERICA SPORTS INC, HS COMPLEX-SUPPLIES, 230.00, SOFTBALL SUPPLIES, 2,310.15; DUST-TEX SERVICE, INC, LAUNDRY, 2,277.33; EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES, SPEC ED SOFTWARE, 8,280.00; FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS INC, DISTRICT-LIBRARY SOFTWARE, 5,260.86; FRONTLINE TECHNOLOGIES GROUP, TEACHER SUBSTITUTE MGMT SERVICES, 9,436.50; GEHRKE, HEIDI, MILEAGE, 84.60; GEHRKE, WAYNE, MILEAGE, 139.12; GOPHER, FAE-STUDENT WELLNESS (FUTP60), 289.95; GOVERLAN INC, DISTRICT-IT TECH SUPPORT, 3,290.25; GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO, INC, FAE-ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, 1,927.44, FAE-LIGHTING SUPPLIES, 341.60; G & R CONTROLS, BE-HVAC REPAIRS, 522.37; HEESCH, MIKE, MILEAGE, 125.02; HENSON, CHUCK, MILEAGE, 180.48; HIGH POINT NETWORKS, OFFSITE DATA STORAGE, 19,200.00, IE-LAPTOPS, 93,240.00, IE-PROJECTOR SYSTEM EQUIP, 7,581.40; HILLYARD/SIOUX FALLS, HS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 26.70; HMH PUBLISHING CO, MS-ELA ADOPTION, 82,320.00, HS-ELA ADOPTION, 122,640.00; HUDL, VIDEO REPLAY PACKAGE, 13,000.00; IMAGE EXPRESSIONS, IE-SIGNAGE, 104.00; ISI LLC, INTERPRETER SERVICES, 450.00; JJ&ZAK, IS-ICU RENEWAL, 999.00, MS-ICU RENEWAL, 999.00; JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC, HS-HVAC REPAIRS, 379.03; JOHNSON, LISA, MILEAGE, 1,416.11; SUNSHINE FOODS, BOE SUPPLIES, 330.99, BUSINESS OFFICE SUPPLIES, 32.32, SUPT SUPPLIES, 192.42; KRIER & BLAIN, INC, ADMIN CTR-PLUMBING REPAIRS, 828.50, HS-HVAC REPAIRS, 3,125.71, HS-PLUMBING REPAIRS, 1,157.62, IS-HVAC REPAIRS, 617.50, MS-PLUMBING REPAIRS, 475.00; LANGNER, BARB, MILEAGE, 279.65; LENTZ, MATT, MILEAGE, 141.94; LEXIA LEARNING SYSTEMS LLC, IS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 2,400.00; LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL, REGISTRATION, 150.00; MATHESON TRI-GAS INC, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 79.65; LEARNING WITHOUT TEARS, ELEMENTARY ELA ADOPTION, 12,059.60; MARTENS-PIEPER, SHARON, MILEAGE, 39.48; MARV’S SANITARY SERVICE, GARBAGE PICKUP, 68.50; MAVERICKLABEL.COM, IT SUPPLIES, 992.67; MENARDS-SIOUX FALLS EAST, GROUNDS SUPPLIES, 81.87; MIDAMERICAN ENERGY, UTILITIES-GAS, 211.95; MILLER, WARD, MARCHING BAND FIELD SHOW, 3,300.00; MOELLER, ARDIS, REGISTRATION, 33.02; MOTIVATING SYSTEMS LLC, FAE-PBIS SOFTWARE, 730.80, IS-PBIS SOFTWARE, 1,722.37; MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL, HS MUSICAL-RENT/ROYALTY, 400.00; NEWSELA, IS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 3,250.00; NORBERG PAINTS, FAE-PAINT, 252.49, MS-PAINT, 64.91, GROUNDS SUPPLIES, 347.94; NOREDINK CORP, HS-ELA ADOPTION, 49,980.00; NOTABLE INC, HS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 3,715.23, IS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 1,872.32, MS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 1,912.45; PARKER AUTOMOTIVE, SUBURBAN REPAIRS-#63, 996.75, SUBURBAN REPAIRS-#80, 1,114.60; PERFORMANCE PRESS, DRIVER’S ED SUPPLIES, 58.83; PESKA CONSTRUCTION, INSPIRATION ELEM-PYMT 15, 790,724.67; PROJECT LEAD THE WAY, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 2,200.00; POPPLERS MUSIC INC, HS-BAND REPAIRS, 531.75, IS-BAND REPAIRS, 30.00, IS-ORCHESTRA REPAIRS, 55.00, IS-(2) EUPHONIUMS, 2,998.00, IS-BASS CLARINET, 1,799.00, POPPLERS MUSIC INC (CONT’D), IS-CELLO OUTFIT, 800.00, MS-BAND REPAIRS, 1,010.40, MS-BARITONE SAX, 3,579.00, MS-BASS OUTFIT, 1,558.95; PRAIRIE GRASS IRRIGATION INC, GROUNDS-SPRINKLER REPAIRS, 663.00; STURDEVANT’S AUTO PARTS, BUS REPAIRS, 135.45, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 131.29; TIERNEY, IE-PROJECTOR SYSTEMS, 7,966.35; QUAVERMUSIC.COM, ELEMENTARY VOCAL MUSIC CURRICULUM, 7,350.00; CENTURY LINK, UTILITIES-TELEPHONE, 152.01; READ NATURALLY, DISTRICT-READING SOFTWARE, 4,750.00; REHORST, DEB, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; RIEFFENBERGER, TANIS, MILEAGE, 196.23; ROTO-ROOTER, HS-FLOOR DRAIN, 210.00; RSCHOOLTODAY, DISTRICT-FACILITY SCHEDULING SOFTWARE, 5,000.00; SASD, MEMBERSHIP DUES-CURRICULUM DIR, 599.00, MEMBERSHIP DUES-FAE PRINCIPAL, 809.00,

MEMBERSHIP DUES-HS PRINCIPAL, 320.00, MEMBERSHIP DUES-IE/VSE PRINCIPAL, 651.00, MEMBERSHIP DUES-IS ASS’T PRINCIPAL, 738.00, MEMBERSHIP DUES-IS PRINCIPAL, 806.00; SKYWARD, DISTRICT-TECH SUPPORT, 58,585.00; SCHOLASTIC LIBRARY PUBLISHING, IS LIBRARY-ONLINE DATABASE, 664.00; SCHOPPERT’S PIANO GALLERY, RBE-DIGITAL PIANO, 3,300.00; SCREENCASTIFY LLC, DISTRICT-VIDEO CREATION SOFTWARE, 4,500.00; SOUTH DAKOTA STATE TREASURER, SALES TAX, 84.26; SOUTHEAST AREA COOPERATIVE, MEDICAID ADMIN FEE, 1,105.23; SEESAW, DISTRICT-DISTANCE LEARNING SOFTWARE, 10,794.85; SOUTHEASTERN BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE, TUITION, 6,541.26; SMITH, GWEN, BUS DRIVER PHYSICAL, 50.00; SHI INTERNATIONAL CORP, DISTRICT-SOFTWARE LICENSES, 37,091.64; ALLIANCE COMMUNICATIONS, UTILITIES-TELEPHONE/INTERNET, 10,131.00; STUDENT ASSURANCE SERVICES INC, CATASTROPHIC INSURANCE, 6,530.00; SUMMIT COMPANIES, BUS GARAGE-FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSPECT, 1,063.20, HS-FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSPECT, 2,221.00; SIOUX VALLEY ENERGY, UTILITIES-ELECTRICITY, 61,225.69; TASC, FLEX SPENDING FEES (JUL-AUG), 2,016.50; GROUP RESOURCES, HRA ADMIN FEES, 2,074.50; BRANDON ACE HARDWARE, GROUND SUPPLIES, 78.03, IT SUPPLIES, 84.95, MAINT SHOP SUPPLIES, 146.99, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 215.94, BE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 117.32, HS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 566.59, IS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 93.87, RBE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 129.87, VSE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 16.96; UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, FAE-PBIS SOFTWARE, 350.00, IE-PBIS SOFTWARE, 350.00, IS-PBIS SORTWARE, 350.00, VSE-PBIS SOFTWARE, 350.00; US BANK, PYMT-IS G.O. BONDS, 337,293.75, PYMT-IS C.O. CERTIFICATES, 441,287.50, PYMT-IE G.O. BONDS, 562,725.00; CITY OF VALLEY SPRINGS, UTILITIES-WATER/SEWER, 319.00; VERIZON WIRELESS, MOBILE PHONES, 279.66; WAGE DEDUCTION ACCT, EARLY RETIREMENT BENEFITS, 304,779.00; 3,687,349.34;

Pay Vouchers;

Kyle Babb - Unused Vacation Pay, 4,560.00; Ashlie Bartholomew - Substitute Bus Driving, 157.20; Merlyn Bosch - Lunch Bus, 484.50; Mary Jo Button - Bus Driving/Summer School, 952.54; Trista Christiaansen - Bus Driving/Meetings, 69.00; Rich Erickson - Bus Driving/Meetings, 64.40; Brooke Finn - Bus Driving/Summer School, Office help, 1,064.02; Robert Frie - Driver’s Education, 2,612.50; Mohamed Hashi - Custodial Substitute, 192.00; Jim Houg - Bus aide, 52.40; Jerry Meyer - Substitute Bus Driving, 693.36; Cassie Paulsen - Bus Driving/Summer School, 1,043.02; Brianna Postma - DL Summer School/Recovery, 1,030.00; Gina Reif - DL Summer School/Recovery, 1,250.00; Sheri Schlotman - Bus Driving/Summer School, Meeting, 981.98; Steven Skalland - Van Training, 104.80; Brenda Winter - Bus Driving/Summer School, 928.58; Cory Winter - Bus Driving, 150.20;

TOTAL, $16,390.50;

BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 49-2

INVOICE LISTING - FOOD SERVICE

JULY 2021

PAYEE, DESCRIPTION, AMOUNT;

BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT, INSPIRATION ELEM-CNS EQUIP, 290,464.91; CULINEX, SUPPLIES, 146.82; DACOTAH PAPER, SUPPLIES, 428.51; ESJD - SIOUX FALLS, FOOD PURCHASES, 4,196.89; CASH-WA DISTRIBUTING, FOOD PURCHASES, 5,634.67; IS RESTAURANT EQUIP SVCS, REPAIRS, 1,406.33; JOHNKE, STEVE, LUNCH ACCT REFUND, 4.50; KRUSE, ANDREA, MILEAGE, 134.42; ATH CORPORATION (PIZZA RANCH), FOOD PURCHASES, 4,830.50; REINHART FOODSERVICE LLC, FOOD PURCHASES, 10,688.69; SKYWARD, TECH SUPPORT, 8,025.00; 325,961.24;

Employee Name, Salary;

Lindsey Abens, $51,107; Jodi Ackerman, $61,184; Laurie Adams, $69,940; Jared Ailts, $53,176; Sarah Andera, $58,149; Erika Andersen, $15.95 per hour; Anne Anderson, $16.48 per hour; Kent Anderson, $83,493; Staci Anderson, $15.06 per hour; Nicole Anderson-Gappa, $58,031; Emily Antonen, $50,996; Macy Archer, $54,319; Jodi Arneson, $18.53 per hour; Scott Aseltine, $55.55 per trip; Erin Ashby, $14.96 per hour; Amy Baier, $16.84 per hour; Tammy Bailey, $70,367; Emily Barbaruolo, $51,107; Ashlie Bartholomew, $55.55 per trip; Lynn Bartscher, $23.69 per hour; Mari Bass, $15.95 per hour; Teresa Bastian, $63,811; Brandi Bauer, $16.07 per hour; Grace Bauer, $15.90 per hour; Christine Beck, $16.89 per hour; Kimberly Becker, $56,841; Taylor Becker, $2,587.00; Misti Becker (Braille), $23.03 per hour; Amie Bennett, $16.53 per hour; Melissa Bennett, $16.53 per hour*; Joanne Bennis, $21.77 per hour; Jolene Benson, $18.10 per hour; Shelly Berg, $74,960; Paul Berndt, $60,722.00 annual; Jill Berry, $52,467; Megan Bertsch, $53,931; Leah Bethoney, $15.90 per hour; Matthew Bigelow, $51,325; Heidi Bilben, $14.86 per hour; Erin Bisbee, $58,794; Jason Bisbee, $69,257; Chase Bitterman, $51,757; Morgan Bitton, $52,816; Adam Bobzien, $74,402; Morgan Bobzien, $58,031; Dacia Boehrns, $54,719; Marcel Boscaljon, $74,823; Merlyn Bosch, $55.55 per trip; Michelle Brady, $14.84 per hour; Madeline Brake, $49,543; Brandy Brakke, $56,479; Teresa Brandsrud, $62,685; Sonja Braucht, $55,085; Dylan Briest, $71,621; Julie Brown, $16.36 per hour; Stacey Bruce, $17.50 per hour; Jeanie Bruggeman, $17.53 per hour; Julie Brummels, $52,454; Maggie Bryant, $53,547; Wendy Bunker, $45,260.00 annual; Melissa Burggraff, $18.21 per hour*; Mary Burns, $40,573.00 annual; Lori Buthe, $14.79 per hour; Jon Button, $55.55 per trip; Mary Jo Button, $55.55 per trip; Molly Calkins, $63,008; Dan Canfield, $55,836; Georgia Carlson, $23.04 per hour; Scott Carlson, $19.92 per hour*; Aaron Carroll, $59,868; Emily Carroll, $60,112; Scott Carroll, $65,504; Suzanne Carroll, $60,318; Jennifer Chicoine, $56,003; Jamee Childress, $53,388; Corey Christensen, $62,874; Kerri Christensen, $16.63 per hour; Kristi Christensen, $16.36 per hour; Matthew Christensen, $73,950; Trista Christiaansen, $55.55 per trip; Gregory Clemetson, $17.94 per hour*; Chris Constant, $55.55 per trip; Rebecca Corlew, $56,134; Cameron Cottrill, $26.70 per hour; Chelsea Cottrill, $55.55 per trip; Amanda Crawford, $15.95 per hour; Lori Crumb, $15.25 per hour; Sandra Cummings, $20.45 per hour; Michele Dandurand, $18.08 per hour*; Vernon Dandurand, $21.48 per hour*; Sarah Darling, $56,542; Katherine Davidson, $66,566; Stacy DeBoer, $73,301; Brent Deckert, $67,584; Debra Dede, $14.84 per hour; Amanda Dedula, $49,209; Sue Dekker, $63,948; Megan Dieren, $55,017; Christine Dieters, $16.84 per hour; Samantha Doerr, $16.12 per hour; Diana Dooley, $16.12 per hour; Theresa Doss, $15.97 per hour; Malle Driscoll, $53,179; Lisa Ducheneaux, $15.95 per hour; Amy Dulaney, $58,031; Jeff Duncanson, $67,936; Angel Dunham, $18.48 per hour;

Bailey Durfee, $48,574.00; Jennifer Duscher, $14.84 per hour; Ginger Earley, $17.05 per hour; Carolyn Ebright, $67,569; Mark Edeen, $55.55 per trip; Carol Egert, $17.42 per hour*; Kelly Eichelberg, $68,666; Adam Else, $48,574; Hilary Engelsman, $16.23 per hour; Ann Erickson, $55.55 per trip; Mary Erickson, $71,218; Rich Erickson, $55.55 per trip; Stacia Ericsson, $59,809;

Amber Ernste, $64,397; Steven Farley, $15.90 per hour; Lindsey Farmen, $53,918; Christina Feenstra, $62,666; Sarah Felder, $56,003; Alison Fenske, $42,750.00 annual; Julie Fettes, $53,339; Cindy Feyereisen, $67,752; Stacy Fiegen, $19.12 per hour; Brooke Finn, $55.55 per trip; Bailey Fitzgerald, $52,454; Jill Flint, $64,365; John Flint, $54,013; Jeff Fode, $58,010; Rachael Fode, $53,547; Julie Forbes, $48,532; Chelsea Fossum, $51,757; Susan Foster, $99,654; Amy Frantzen, $71,826; Marlana Frazier, $16.53 per hour*; Blossom Freeborn, $55,605; Bill Freking, $97,368; Cody Frerichs, $21.25 per hour; Susan Fritz, $16.89 per hour; Lisa Fuccello, $59,939; Jennifer Funke, $50,936; Emily Gacke, $14.79 per hour; Jeff Ganschow, $66,631; Matthew Gappa, $57,490; Chad Garrow, $75,099; Melissa Garrow, $51,134.00 annual; Molly Garrow, $51,107; Roxie Geerdes, $78,995; Harvey Gehrke, $23.52 per hour; Heidi Gehrke, $18.06 per hour; Wayne Gehrke, $18.22 per hour; Harold Geist, $55.55 per trip; Andrea Gerritsen, $16.12 per hour; Mary Gile, $70,931; Scott Giles, $66,126; Cliff Goembel, $24.72 per hour; Marie Gosse, $53,311; Jillian Grabinski, $52,454; Marette Grage, $54,003; Brittany Green, $55,127; Kristi Gregerson, $19.02 per hour; Carolyn Grimmius, $14.89 per hour; Thomas Grode, $70,909; Sherwood Gross, $55.55 per trip; Sarah Gruber, $14.84 per hour; Terry Gullickson, $92,381; Evan Hacker, $43,250.00 annual; Paula Hagen, $57,765; Denae Haiar, $56,233; Lindsey Hale, $51,730; Christine Halvorson, $50,223; Wayne Hansen, $55.55 per trip; Kristi Harkin, 17.81 per hour; Jennifer Hart, $64,764; Sarah Harte, $60,403; Cheryl Hartog, $17.95 per hour; Danielle Hartog, $16.07 per hour; Andrea Hatlestad, $53,548; Keegan Hecht, $52,816; Jordan Heeren, $51,757; Michael Heesch, $17.15 per hour*; Victoria Heinrichs, $50,573; Peyton Heitkamp, $48,271; Marcie Hendricks, $16.07 per hour; Amanda Henning, $18.60 per hour; Chuck Henson, $52,012.00 annual; Jessica Henson, $18.92 per hour; Ty Hentschel, $100,387; Cathie Herbers, $57,317; Maria Hernandez, $14.75 per hour; Krysta Hesse, $15.90 per hour; Kelsey Hoff, $59,142; Ashley Hoffman, $5,391.00; Kristin Hofkamp, $91,150; Allen Hogie, $79,510; Chris Hood, $55.55 per trip; Dianna Hood, $55.55 per trip; Molly Hornor, $19.48 per hour; Merle Horst, $105,769; Darcie Horstmeyer, $56,002; Jim Houg, $55.55 per trip; Kayla Houser, $17.97 per hour; Kristi Houser, $15.05 per hour; Paula Huber , $58,591; Delwyn Hubers, $78,655; Pam Hubers, $55.55 per trip; Adam Huisman, $62,358.00 annual; Jessica Hunsaid, $63,523; Mallory Husher, $56,501; Teri Huska, $61,489; Samantha Hyronimus, $48,884; Krisi Jacobson, $15.90 per hour; Tara James, $17.00 per hour; Aeriell Jastorff, $16.07 per hour; Alyssa Johnson, $57,692; Andrew Johnson, $66,932; Dirk Johnson, $55.55 per trip; Jamie Johnson, $55,555; Lisa Johnson, $74,130; Melissa Johnson, $67,902; Kristoffer Jones, $49,508.00 annual; Norm Jordan, $55.55 per trip; Stephanie Jorgensen, $67,235; Katie Jurgensen, $64,804; Erica Karl, $53,176; Amy Kasten, $53,931; Lilian Keough, $53,177; Michelle Kieffer, $52,454; Julie Kirby, $18.21 per hour; Kate Kirkebak, $41,652; Wilma Kirkeby, $16.53 per hour; Kelly Kirlin, $16.43 per hour; Pamela Klenner, $56,971; Karen Kluin, $71,478; Alison Knutson, $53,911; Cassandra Kocer, $58,478; Cassius Kocer, $54,319; Jana Koch, $51,679; Mariah Koch, $58,477; Stacy Kolbeck, $56,479; Kelly Kotalik, $15.95 per hour; Brent Kramer, $58,294; Jennifer Kranz, $16.53 per hour; Michelle Krell, $16.36 per hour; Merissa Kringen, $56,870; Joe Krivarchka, $64,300; Kyla Kroger, $53,176; Joan Krueger, $22.16 per hour; Andrea Kruse, $66,470.00 annual; Anthony Kuck, $17.42 per hour*; Laurie Kuck, $16.76 per hour*; Kim Kueter, $71,491; Jody Lambert, $46,634; Katherine Lane, $59,466; Barb Langner, $21.46 per hour; Michael Langner, $18.71 per hour; Brenda Lape, $14.94 per hour; Maxwell Larsen, $48,271; Jarod Larson, $194,265; Ronald Larson, $55.55 per trip; Tonia Latarewicz, $55.55 per trip; Dawn Leenderts, $64,648; Karen Lentz, $16.12 per hour; Matthew Lentz, $19.31 per hour*; Karen Lenz, $21.13 per hour; Alexis Lewis, $56,514; Kara Likness, $56,418; Chris Limmer, $5,650.00; Erin Lindner, $57,491; Clarissa Lindstad, $48,271; Cody Linneweber, $58,838; Aubrey Lipetzky, $2,664.00; Ardis Lippert, $16.23 per hour; Melissa Livingston, $65,313; Jeff Lockner, $69,752; Leah Lockner, $59,748; Tucker Loosbrock, $3,459.00; Laurie Love, $19.90 per hour; Justin Lovrien, $67,823; Kayla Lubbers, $15.69 per hour; Michelle Lubinus, $60,833; Kimberly Ludens, $15.29 per hour; Laura Lueders, $53,547; Paul Lundberg, $152,138; Alyssa Lutz, $54,928; Juanita Madetzke, $22.21 per hour; Christine Manitz, $57,491; Brittany Manuylo, $15.95 per hour; Deb Marco, $55.55 per trip; Sharon Martens-Pieper, $16.68 per hour*; Justin Mashlan, $67,991; Nicholas Massmann, $57,856; Kelly Matzen, $14.84 per hour; Mandy Maynard, $59,184; Chloe Mayo, $27.00 per hour; Constance Mayo, $16.68 per hour; Sarah McCarthy, $16.31 per hour; Kara McDougall, $52,058; Molly McFarland, $16.18 per hour; Coty McGuire, $63,276; D’Lisa McKenzie, $15.95 per hour; Bob McNamara, $26.13 per hour; Heidi McNamara, $52,101; Sherri McNamara, $22.16 per hour; Tom Meester, $55,523; Heidi Meier, $55,427; Devon Melillo, $55,911; Jay Merrigan, $51,679; Tyson Metzger, $58,905; Traci Meyerink, $14.84 per hour; Kevin Mickelsen, $16.50 per hour*; Alison Miller, $27.00 per hour; Merry Miller, $28.53 per hour; Ardis Moeller, $43,442.00 annual; David Moody, $65,750.00 annual; Leah Moody, $35,980; Mitzi Moore, $87,276; Rina Morales, $16.96 per hour*; Devon Morrill, $17.06 per hour*; Mary Mudder, $60,421; Matt Mueller, $65,930; Rebecca Munsch, $49,543; Katie Murdy, $57,653; Cindy Murphy, $17.93 per hour; Christine Murtha, $53,918; Dan Murtha, $56,004; Annika Nachreiner, $51,428; Cassandra Nack, $50,188; Hillary Neisteadt, $55,126; Amanda Nelson, $85,459; Angela Nelson, $57,092; Chad Nelson, $64,497; Craig Nelson, $65,810; Dierdre Nelson, $15.26 per hour; Ginger Nelson, $16.87 per hour; Matthew Nelson, $16.53 per hour; Sherri Nelson, $102,192; Tyler Nettestad, $65,169; Renae Nichols, $16.36 per hour; Lynn Nielsen, $55.55 per trip; Susan Nifong, $16.53 per hour; Robin Nipp, $59,233; Kristen Nixon, $15.90 per hour; Jill Nuebel, $67,385; Laura Nussbaum, $14.79 per hour; Jeffrey O’Connell, $56,798; Roxie Ohlson, $56,002; Adam Olson, $19.00 per hour*; Angie Olson, $56,413; Brady Olson, $61,613; Susan Olson, $19.89 per hour; Kristen Ondricek, $48,884; Elise Oren, $35,980; Laryssa Osheim, $52,816; Tammy Osheim, $70,706; Wendy Otheim, $111,500; Derek Outland, $74,646; Ron Paclik, $55.55 per trip; Tanya Palmer, $93,897; Kristina Pappas, $60,092; Konnie Park, $14.86 per hour; Jordan Paula, $87,276; Cassie Paulsen, $16.53 per hour; Cassie Pearson, $56,002; Rick Pearson, $85,459; Anita Pederson, $16.87 per hour; Jill Pederson, $66,000; Eric Perkinson, $16.68 per hour; Anne Peters, $60,873; Jon Peters, $59,634; April Peterson, $57,091; Juli Peterson, $16.07 per hour; Rebecca Peterson, $14.89 per hour; Sherri Pickthorn, $17.05 per hour; Jill Pisciotti, $14.75 per hour; Penny Polasky, $16.07 per hour; Naome Poppe , $64,340; Brianna Postma, $53,176; George Powell, $15.95 per hour; Allison Pravecek, $48,574; JoAnn Presler, $61,836; Kraig Presler, $70,940; Carson Pruett, $51,107; Andrea Pudwill, $58,641; Michael Putnam, $64,172; Allison Rasmussen, $55,836; Emily Rasmussen, $54,720; Jessica Rasmussen, $52,101; Jami Ray, $65,936; Christine Reed, $17.00 per hour; Matthew Reese, $73,143; Gina Reif, $75,207; Laura Reinsch, $14.84 per hour; Lisa Reinschmidt, $40,170; Baylee Relf, $51,428; Julie Richard, $16.53 per hour*; Kayla Richard, $52,454; Erin Rieff, $57,490; Tanis Rieffenberger, $17.22 per hour; Molly Ring, $64,062; Amanda Ringling, $54,319; Jeremy Risty, $64,999; Kara Risty, $17.07 per hour; Katherine Rivers, $51,757; Patrick Roberts, $55.55 per trip; Jodi Robertson, $54,319; Whitney Robinson, $49,209; Jennifer Roemen, $14.84 per hour; Marshall Rogers, $60,477; Traci Rohmiller, $16.31 per hour; Jo Roozenboom, $17.73 per hour; Adam Rothenberger, $69,237; Danylle Rozier, $57,446; Peyton Sage, $15.90 per hour; Sheila Samsel, $14.79 per hour; Emily Sandager, $55,505; Jasmine Sanderson, $14.84 per hour; Mark Sauck, $55.55 per trip; Hayley Schacht, $53,931; Chad Schaeffer, $56,002; Rachel Schaeffer, $15.90 per hour; Beth Schaffer, $63,963; Jason Scheitler, $52,062; Laura Schenk, $62,746; Gerald Schettler, $27.89 per hour*; Cynthia Schilf, $59,624; Kayla Schindling, $55,126; Mark Schlekeway, $120,665; Sheri Schlotman, $55.55 per trip; Sonja Schmeling, $14.97 per hour; Kathleen Schmitt, $14.79 per hour; Jim Schobert, $73,818.00 annual; Linda Schoby, $15.59 per hour; Keith Scholten, $55.55 per trip; Kory Scholten, $59,634; Tara Scholten, $60,873; Robert Schuck, $55.55 per trip; Benjamin Schultz, $61,932; Cindy Schwarz, $16.31 per hour; Caitlyn Schwebach, $54,402; Sharon Schwebach, $54,696; Paul Scott, $17.15 per hour; Rhonda Sebert, $15.95 per hour; Gina Sershen, $58,031;

Keren Shafer, $16.31 per hour; Hazel Shuck, $16.12 per hour; Cassondra Shutes, $57,091; Ivy Sieperda, $48,574; Jayna Silvernail, $53,176; Melanie Sittig, $71,522; Nicholas Sittig, $1,970.00; Nicholas Sittig, $2,408.00; Steve Skalland, $55.55 per trip; Kimberly Skibsted, $60,473; Nick Skibsted, $99,303; Jennifer Smedsrud, $58,592; Catherine Smith, $16.43 per hour; Gwen Smith, $55.55 per trip; Madysne Smith, $48,271; Karen Smook, $17.51 per hour; Stephanie Sparks, $58,031; Barb Sperlich, $17.00 per hour; Jocelyn Sperlich, $16.73 per hour; Wendy Sports, $58,294; Mark Stadem, $75,350; Anna Stambach, $49,543; Alison Statema, $16.58 per hour; Evan Steemken, $52,101; Michelle Stemwedel, $69,238; Sara Stone, $68,177; Jena Storm, $54,319; Jennifer Strand, $69,043; Abbie Strasser, $48,271; Hope Stultz, $16.36 per hour; Diane Sturgeon, $62,013; Troy Sturgeon, $80,752; Noel Sunne, $59,542; Jessica Swanson, $15.95 per hour; Heather Swenson, $16.12 per hour; Jennifer Swenson, $24.80 per hour; Sherry Swift, $15.90 per hour; Tim Sylliaasen, $73,064; Melissa Symington, $15.27 per hour; Diann Terpstra, $69,421; John Terveer, $55.55 per trip; Patsy Terveer, $22.30 per hour; Jacque Terveer-Gonseth, $42,264.00 annual; Jennifer TerWee, $68,139; Lanette Thompson, $18.56 per hour; Tony Thoreson, $75,162.00 annual; Tony Thoreson, $10,435.00 extra-curricular; Brad Thorson, $113,274; Mary Thue, $14.95 per hour; Ty Tietjen, $63,167; Elizabeth Tjeerdsma, $51,302; Jeff Trout, $74,815; Judith Tschetter, $16.89 per hour; Kali Ulrich, $52,454; Nina Ulrich, $15.90 per hour; Kristina Vanbuskirk, $53,176; Teri VanDenTop, $16.84 per hour; James Vanderburg, $55.55 per trip; JoAnn Vanderburg, $55.55 per trip; Hope VanderMaten, $51,107; Jennifer VanDyke, $64,204; Jeremy VanHeel, $56,002; Lila VanHorn, $58,591; Chelsea VanLeur, $58,009; Cathy VanLoh, $17.15 per hour; Lorinda VanMaanen, $56,002; Rebecca VanRoekel, $58,031; Jerrid VanSloten, $53,176; Sandra VanVoorst, $18.19 per hour; Laurie Veld, $18.32 per hour; Kelli Vellema, $16.23 per hour; April Verburg, $56,449; Dian Versteeg, $75,673; Erin Visser, $60,318; Curt Vlaminck, $77,461.00 annual; Jennifer Voigt, $44,583; Twyla Voldseth, $55.55 per trip; Kristal Vugteveen, $56,003; Mike Walker, $4,412.00; Randy Wallace, $55.55 per trip; Layne Waltner, $54,383; Bethany Waysman, $62,324; Jolene Weber, $16.58 per hour; Sara Weber, $56,841; Natasha Wegner, $56,625; Shane Weiland, $16.68 per hour*; Taylor Weiland, $16.53 per hour*; Monica West, $15.95 per hour; Sandra Westcott, $66,743; Terri Whipkey, $19.77 per hour; Christopher White, $59,723; Ralynn Whitelock, $17.97 per hour; Alexander Wiese, $52,816; Stacey Wiese, $58,458; Jenessa Williams, $51,107; Larenzo Williams, $15.95 per hour; Leah Williamson, $53,932; Karlie Winckler, $41,652; Brenda Winter, $53,931; Melinda Winter, $51,956; Taylor Woodall, $51,428; Kathleen Woodard, $80,486; Lindsey Wuebben, $56,483; Maggie Youngberg, $59,276; Phil Youngdale, $55.55 per trip; Adam Zabih, $53,741; Shanley Zahn, $15.90 per hour; Shalena Zeller, $54,320; Michael Zerr, $66,911; Mitchell Zerr, $62,425;

*Receives additional 1.00/hour night differential pay

Published at the approximate cost of $581.72

July 21, 2021