Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
Board of Education Meeting Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
I. CALL TO ORDER: The Regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at
7:00 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by those in attendance
at the meeting.
III. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve
Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg. Absent: Tim Burgess.
IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 24-116. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the agenda, as presented.
MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
V. PRESENTATIONS:
○ Above and Beyond Award Recognition: Melinda Gorter and Brad Faulkner were
presented with Above and Beyond Award recognitions for their efforts in assisting a
neighbor and citizen of the community when that citizen experienced a medical
emergency and needed assistance being removed from the roadway while 911 and
first responders were called to the scene. Both Melinda and Brad received an award
and pin commemorating their above and beyond efforts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dirkse
nominated Melinda and Brad for this recognition.
VI. COMMUNICATIONS:
○ The District received notification from the Office for Civil Rights that a complaint
has been filed pertaining to the accessibility of the District’s public facing website.
The District will work with the Office for Civil Rights to better understand any
deficiencies its public facing website may have, and reach agreement with the Office
for Civil Rights on a work plan to address any deficiencies. The District’s insurance
company has appointed Attorney Mark Ostrowski to serve as the designated
representative of the District in handling this case with the Office for Civil Rights.
VII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:
○ Facilities Assessment and Master Plan Update: Capital Bond Planning – The
Board discussed a process and work plan to update the master facilities assessment
while also beginning the process of seeking Board and community feedback
regarding the next phase of the District’s bond planning efforts. The District is able to
seek voter approval in May of 2025, which is one year earlier than originally planned.
The Board will schedule a work session to further review the work plan with Tower
Pinkster and Owen-Ames-Kimball Co. and decide upon next steps in a public
meeting. The original master plan called for the construction of a new Edgewood
Elementary School with voter approval. Sample test fit models developed by Tower
Pinkster were shared with the Board of Education.
○ Veterans Memorial Display at Fruitport High School – The Board discussed the
veterans memorial display that will be unveiled for Veteran’s Day 2024 at Fruitport
High School. The digital touch screen display will be designed by Freshwater Digital
(Kentwood, MI) and honor each of the veterans that have graduated from Fruitport
Community Schools. A team of staff members at the high school has been developing
this project and they are working on a sponsorship campaign to help offset future
costs associated with updating the software and display. The Board was provided
with a quote for the display totaling $15,335.
○ 2023-2024 Athletics End of Year Report – The Board was provided with an end of
year athletics report that was developed by Athletic Director Jonny Morehouse. The
report outlined championships won by our athletic teams this year, record breaking
performances of our student athletes this year, each of the all-conference, all-district,
all-area, all-region, and all-state recognitions for the year, along with showcasing
each of the senior award honorees for the Class of 2024. Outstanding academic and
athletic achievements were also discussed, as were participation rates and OK
Conference Blue Division all-sport standings for the 2023-2024 school year.
VIII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC: None
IX. CONSENT AGENDA
Item 24-117. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Cole to approve the Consent Agenda as
listed below:

1. Approval of Bill Listing in the amount of $612,820.00Acceptance of Monthly Financial, Bond, and Capital Projects Report Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report
2. Approval of Transfers and ACH Transactions Report
3. Approval of Personnel Report (includes confirmation of new hires, resignations,
4. retirees, and transfers)
5. Approval of Special Meeting Minutes from June 24, 2024
6. Approval of Truth and Taxation Meeting Minutes from June 24, 2024
7. Approval of Organizational Meeting Minutes from June 24, 2024
8. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes from June 24, 2024
9. MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS: None
XI. BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
● No report of a Business and Finance Committee meeting on July 8, 2024 was provided to the
Board, as the meeting was not held due to a lack of agenda items for the originally scheduled
meeting. There were no Business and Finance Committee recommendations for
consideration.
XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS:
● No report of a Personnel Committee meeting on July 8, 2024 was provided to the Board, as
the meeting was not held due to a lack of a quorum of committee members present at the
originally scheduled meeting. There were no Personnel Committee recommendations for
consideration.
XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
● No report of a Student Affairs Committee meeting on July 8, 2024 was provided to the
Board, as the meeting was not held due to a lack of a quorum of committee members present
at the originally scheduled meeting.

1. Fruitport High School and Middle School Student Handbooks
   Item 24-118. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Buckner to approve the Fruitport
   High School and Fruitport Middle School handbooks for the 2024-2025 school year,
   as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
2. Elementary School School Student Handbook Updates
   Item 24-119. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Buckner to approve the updates to
   the Elementary School Student Handbooks for the 2024-2025 school year, as
   presented.
   MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
3. Branding and Identity Request: Varsity Baseball Hat / Trojan Mascot
   Item 24-120. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Meeuwenberg to approve tabling
   and postponing the request to add the Trojan mascot to the acceptable list of logos
   and emblems allowable for team use under the Fruitport Community School
   Branding and Identity Guide until a later meeting. Superintendent Kennedy will work
   with Athletic Director Jonny Morehouse to identify limitations in which the Trojan
   mascot will be used by teams and organizations representing Fruitport Community
   Schools, as discussed.
   MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
   XIV. Closed Session: Collective Bargaining Agreement – Fruitport Education Association
4. Enter into Closed Session
   Item 24-121. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Meeuwenberg to enter into closed
   session at 8:00 p.m. pursuant to MCL 15.268 Section 8(1)(c) of the Michigan
   Open Meetings Act, and upon the written request of the District, a negotiating
   party to the Contract, for the purpose of strategy and negotiation connected to the
   negotiation of a successor collective bargaining agreement with the Fruitport
   Education Association (FEA).
   Roll call: Buckner – yes, Burgess – absent, Cole – yes, Franklin – yes, Hazekamp –
   yes, Kelly – yes, Meeuwenberg – yes.
   MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
5. Return to Open Session
   Item 24-122. MOTION by Kelly, SECOND by Franklin to return to open session
   at 8:44 p.m.
   Roll call: Buckner – yes, Burgess – absent, Cole – yes, Franklin – yes, Hazekamp –
   yes, Kelly – yes, Meeuwenberg – yes.
   MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
   
   XV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS:
   Kric Cole shared that an official contract has been signed with the VanDyke Mortgage
   Conference Center and the Trinity Health Arena for our middle school robotics team to serve
   as the host for the State Championship Robotics Competition for middle school students next
   year. Kris shared that the team is excited for this opportunity.
   XVI. AGENDA ITEMS for FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF ANY SPECIAL
   MEETINGS
6. The Business and Finance Committee will meet on August 13, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.
7. The Personnel Committee will meet on August 12, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.
8. The Student Affairs Committee will meet on August 12, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.
9. The Board of Education will meet on August 19, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. for the regular meeting.
   XVII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC: None
   XVIII. ADJOURNMENT
   Item 24-123. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn.
   MOTION CARRIED: 6-0; 1 absent.
   The meeting adjourned at 8:46 p.m.
   
   Respectfully submitted,
   Susan Franklin, Board Secretary
   Danielle VanderMeulen, Recording Secretary

Notice of schedule of regular meetings of the Board of Education of Fruitport Community Schools to be held during the fiscal year commencing July 1, 2024 and ending June 30, 2025. To all persons interested in the meeting of the Board of Education of Fruitport Community Schools of Fruitport, Michigan, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Board of Education of Fruitport Community Schools, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Telephone 231-865-4002, will hold REGULAR MEETINGS at 7:00 P.M. on the following dates and locations according to the following schedule:

July 15, 2024 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
August 19, 2024 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
September 16, 2024 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
October 21, 2024 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
November 18, 2024 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
December 9, 2024 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
January 20, 2025 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
February 10, 2025 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
March 17, 2025 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
April 21, 2025 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
May 19, 2025 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport
June 23, 2025 Board Meeting Room, 3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport

Proposed minutes of each of the meetings listed above will be available for public inspection during regular business hours, at FRUITPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS’ BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICES not more than eight business days after the date of said meeting, and approved minutes of each meeting will be available for public inspection during regular business hours, at the same location, not more than five business days after the meeting at which the minutes are approved. Copies of minutes shall also be available online at our district’s web site (www.fruitportschools.net) and/or at the reasonable estimated cost of postage, printing and/or copying. Upon oral or written request for a subscription and payment of a fee established by the Board, minutes shall be mailed to any person or business by first class mail. The subscription may be valid for up to 6 months.
This notice is given in compliance with Act No. 367 of the Public Acts of Michigan, 1976.

Susan Franklin
Board Secretary

If you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or a service to attend or participate in the meeting or hearing, please contact Jason Kennedy, Superintendent, at (231) 865-4002 at least one week prior to the meeting or as soon as possible.

Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
Board of Education Meeting Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

AGENDA
I. CALL to ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
IV. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*
V. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS
A. Regular Meeting Minutes – July 22, 2024
B. Tentative Agreement with the Fruitport Education Association (FEA)
C. Other
VI. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any
topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing one opportunity for the public to
comment during the meeting. Members of the audience may wish to bring issues to the Board of
Education for board consideration. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals
would like to address the board.

Fruitport Community Schools
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport 49415
Monday, September 19, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

I. CALL to ORDER

II. PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE

III. ROLL CALL

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

V. PRESENTATIONS

VI. COMMUNICATIONS
a. MDE / MiMTSS Recognition on Data Utilization: FHS and FMS

VII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
a. Update on Construction Projects – John Winskas
b. Section 98b: School Goal Requirements and Continuity of Service Plan
c. Section 98c: Funding for Learning Loss
d. Review of Grade 3-8 MSTEP Data and Comprehensive District Report

VIII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

IX. CONSENT AGENDA

1. Approval of Bill Listing (attachment IX-1)

2. Acceptance of Monthly Financial, Bond, and Capital Projects Report (attachment IX-2)
3. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report (attachment IX-3)
4. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report (attachment IX-4)
5. Approval of Transfers and ACH Transactions Report (attachment IX-5)
6. Approval of Personnel Report (includes confirmation of new hires, resignations, retirees, and transfers) (attachment IX-6)
7. Approval of Special Meeting Minutes of August 24, 2022 (attachment IX-7)

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS
a. Second Reading: Board / Thrun Law Firm Annual Policy Update (attachment X-1)
b. Executed Drainage Easement and Quit Claim Deed (attachment X-2)
c. Approved School Land Division Application (attachment X-3)

XI. BUSINESS & FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Elroy Buckner, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held September 12, 2022 (attachment XI-1)

XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Steve Kelly, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held September 12, 2022 (attachment XII-1)
2. Bond and Project Construction Management Stipend (attachment XII-2)
3. Letter of Agreement: Fruitport Bus Drivers / Food Service Association (attachment XII-3)

XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Susan Franklin, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held September 12, 2022 (attachment XIII-1)
2. Resolution: Petition for Student 091922-01 Reinstatement (attachment XIII-2)
3. Overnight Trip Request: 8th Grade Trip to Washington, DC (attachment XIII-3)

XIV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS

XV. AGENDA ITEMS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Business & Finance Committee Meeting: October 10, 2022 at 11:30 a.m.
2. Personnel Committee Meeting: October 10, 2022 at 5:00 p.m.
3. Student Affairs Committee Meeting: October 10, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.
4. Board of Education Meeting: October 17, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.

XVI. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

XVII. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The Board is providing two opportunities for the public to comment during the meeting. The first is for people who wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. At the end of the meeting, the Board will provide a brief opportunity for community members to comment on activities and/or discussion that took place during the Board meeting. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the Board.

Note: Upon request to the Superintendent, the District shall make reasonable accommodation for a person with disabilities to be able to participate in this meeting.

Fruitport Board of Education
Annual Organizational Meeting
June 27, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.
Board of Education Meeting Room

I. The Annual Organizational meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.

III. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, and JB Meeuwenberg.

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-075. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Franklin to approve the agenda.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

V. Establish the Schedule for Regular Board Meetings
Item 22-076. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Buckner to approve the regular meetings of the Board of Education for the third Monday of each month beginning at 7:00 p.m., (with the exception of December and June) meetings to be held on a rotating basis, per a set schedule, in the Board of Education meeting room and at district building sites unless otherwise changed by the Board for the 2022-23 school year.
Roll Call Vote: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; Meeuwenberg, Yes.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

VI. Designate District Staff Member(s) Authorized to Post Board Meeting Notices
Item 22-077. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Cole to designate Jenny Ferels to post Board Meeting Notices per the Open Meetings Act.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

VII. Designation of Authorized Signatures
Item 22-078. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to approve the Board President and Treasurer to sign checks; the Superintendent or his designee to sign contracts; the Superintendent or his designee to sign agreements; and the Director of Business to sign purchase orders.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

VIII. Designate Depository(ies) for District Funds
Item 22-079. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to continue using Fifth/Third Bank of Fruitport as the district’s official depository and banking institution and authorize the district to use Michigan Liquid Asset Fund, Fifth/Third Bank, Huntington Bank, and Choice One Bank for investment of surplus funds.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

IX. Designation of Legal Firms
Item 22-080. MOTION by Kelly, SECOND by Cole to authorize the District to work with Thrun Law Firm, PC of Lansing; Miller, Johnson, Snell & Cummiskey of Grand Rapids; and, Secrest, Wardle, Lynch, Hampton, Truex & Morley PC of Troy; and Clark Hill PC in various legal matters relating to the school district.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

X. Designation of Auditor
Item 22-081. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to designate Rehmann Robson LLC to audit the financial statements of the governmental activities, each major fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information of Fruitport Community Schools.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XI. Designation of Official Publication
Item 22-082. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Cole to approve the use of the Muskegon Chronicle for Official Publications.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XII. Designation of Board Liaison to MASB
Item 22-083. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to appoint JB Meeuwenberg as the Board’s official liaison to Michigan Association of School Boards.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XIII. Establish Rental Fees for District Facilities and Equipment
Item 22-084. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the Performing Arts Center fees and district building charges as presented.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XVIII. Adjournment
Item 22-085. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn the Organizational Meeting
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

The Organizational Meeting adjourned at 7:12 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,
Steve Kelly, Board Secretary
Maribeth Clarke, Recording Secretary

Fruitport Board of Education
Truth and Taxation Public Hearing
June 27, 2022 6:30 p.m.
Board Room

I. The Truth and Taxation Public Hearing of the Fruitport Community School district was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. ROLL CALL: Present –Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly and JB Meeuwenberg.

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-073. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to approve the agenda as presented.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

IV. Budget Hearing Presentation
Director of Business Services, Mark Mesbergen opened the Budget Hearing with a 2021/22 General Budget Overview. He also spoke on the topics of: Taxable Values & Millage Levy Rates, Outstanding Debt, 2022/23 Budget Assumptions, Enrollment Trends, School of Choice, Foundation Allowance Trends, 2022/23 MPSERS Rates, 2022/23 General Budget Overview, and Revenues vs. Expenditures. Mark covered Budget Overviews of the Early Childhood Center, Food Service, Technology and a Fiduciary Account. He also answered all questions asked by board members.

V. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

VI. OTHER
None.

VII. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-074. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

The meeting adjourned at 6:57 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,
Maribeth Clarke, Recording Secretary

Fruitport Board of Education
Regular Monthly Meeting
June 27, 2022 7:00 p.m.
Board Meeting Room

I. The Regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at 7:12 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, and JB Meeuwenberg.

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-086. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Franklin to approve the agenda as presented.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

IV. PRESENTATIONS
Troop 1127 Boy Scout, Brady Kemmerling presented information on his Eagle Scout project. He has proposed installing a stainless steel 3D letter F surrounded by a retaining wall near the football field ticket booth. This project will recognize all past, present, and future Trojan athletes. Brady will work with Operations Director, John Winskas to finalize plans. His project will be on the July Board agenda for official approval.

V. COMMUNICATIONS
Superintendent, Jason Kennedy recognized Transportation Director, Kathy Randall for receiving Certified Transportation Director certification from MSBO.

Board Secretary, Steve Kelly read aloud a note from Cindy Briggs and a note from Sandy Sorensen, both thanking the Board for hosting the Retirement Celebration and for the keepsake clock.

Steve Kelly also read a thank you card from Edgewood second graders thanking the Board for allowing them to attend a learning trip to the Lakeshore Museum Center.

VI. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
Curriculum Director, Allison Camp gave an End of Year Goal Reporting and Data Review Update. She spoke about 2021-22 district assessment scores, how the scores compared to the state, and explained future goals of the district. Allison presented results demographically as well. She compared results in the following categories: male students, female students, economically disadvantaged, and special education students.

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
Michelle Linz asked an assessment question.

VIII. CONSENT AGENDA
Item 22-087. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Buckner to approve the Consent Agenda as listed below:

1. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of May 16, 2022
2. Acceptance of Bills, Monthly Financial Report, and ACH Transactions
3. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report
4. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report
5. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report
6. Approval of 2021 Bond Report
7. Approval of the Personnel Report
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

IX. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. Fruitport 2022-23 Parent/Student Athletic Handbook.
   Item 22-088. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Cole to approve the 2022-23 Parent/Student Athletic Handbook as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
2. Withdrawal from the Adair Lawsuit against the State of Michigan.
   Item 22-089. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Meeuwenberg to withdraw as a plaintiff in the Adair Lawsuit, effective immediately, and authorize the superintendent to take all appropriate actions to effect the withdrawal.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

X. BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held June 20, 2022.
   Elroy Buckner reported on a Business and Finance Committee meeting held June 20, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Kris Cole, Elroy Buckner, Jason Kennedy, Jessica Wiseman, and Mark Mesbergen were present. The committee discussed Budget, North Muskegon Business Services, Section 31o Allocation, Estimated State and Federal Grant Allocations, L-4029, PLE Report, the purchase of an Engraver, and the Adair Lawsuit.
   
2. 2021-22 General Fund Budget Amendments.
   Item 22-090. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to adopt the 2021-22 General Fund Amended Budget resolution as presented.
   Roll call vote: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; and Meeuwenberg, Yes.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
3. 2021-22 School Service Fund Amendment.
   Item 22-091. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to adopt the 2021-22 School Service Fund Amended Budget resolution as presented.
   Roll call vote: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; and Meeuwenberg, Yes.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
4. Budget Appropriations Act for 2022-23 General Fund.
   Item 22-092. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to adopt the General Fund Budget Appropriations Act for 2022-23 as presented
   Roll call vote: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; and Meeuwenberg, Yes.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
5. Budget Appropriations Act of 2022-23 School Service Fund.
   Item 22-093. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to adopt the Budget Appropriations Act for the 2022-23 School Service Fund as presented.
   Roll call vote: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; and Meeuwenberg, Yes.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
6. L-4029 Property Tax Levy.
   Item 22-094. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the L-4029 for the fiscal year 2023 as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
7. Purchase of Engraver.
   Item 22-095. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the purchase of an engraver from Midwest via Quote 2115 as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XI. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held June 20, 2022.
   Steve Kelly reported on a Personnel Committee meeting held June 20, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed the Director of Technology position, the Beach Principal position, the Central Office Administrative Assistant position, Teacher Hiring Recommendations and the Agreement for Business Services with North Muskegon. They also reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings.
   
2. Agreement with North Muskegon for Business Services.
   Item 22-096. MOTION by Kelly, SECOND by Meeuwenberg to approve the Shared Business Services Agreement with North Muskegon Public Schools as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-1
   
3. Non-Affiliated Staff Salary Increase.
   Item 22-097. MOTION by Kelly, SECOND by Meeuwenberg to approve the non-affiliated salary increases as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held June 20, 2022.
   Susan Franklin reported on a Student Affairs Committee meeting held June 20, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Susan Franklin, Tim Burgess, Jason Kennedy, and Allison Camp were present. The committee discussed End of Year Goal Reporting, Virtual Programming for 2022-23, Curricular Resource Recommendations, Student Discipline Updates to Student Handbooks, and Athletic Parent-Student Handbook updates. They also reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings.
   
2. Curricular Resource Purchases.
   Item 22-098. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the purchase of the HMH product – Into Math for K-5 Math; the HMH product for 6-8 Social Studies; and the McGraw Hill product for 9-12 Social Studies as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
3. Virtual Programming for 2022-23: EdOptions Academy Course Catalog.
   Item 22-099. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the use of Muskegon County Virtual Academy as the District’s grade 3-5 virtual programming provider for the 2022-2023 academic year and the use of EdOptions Academy as the District’s grade 6-12 virtual programming provider for the 2022-2023 academic year and approve the EdOptions Academy Course Catalog, as presented and discussed.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XIII. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Jason Kennedy presented Maribeth Clarke with gifts and a celebratory cake in honor of her retirement.

Dave Hazekamp commended Brenda Baker and the Adult Ed staff on their graduation ceremony held June 14, 2022.

JB Meeuwenberg mentioned that the Edgewood Trojan Trek raised over $35,000!

XIV. AGENDA ITEMS for FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF ANY SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Business and Finance Committee will meet July 11, 2022 at 11:30 a.m.
   
2. Personnel Committee will meet July 11, 2022 at 5:00 p.m.
   
3. Student Affairs Committee will meet July 11, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.

XV. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

XVI. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-100. MOTION by Bukcner, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

The meeting adjourned at 8:23 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,
Steve Kelly, Board Secretary
Maribeth Clarke, Recording Secretary

Student Affairs Committee
Monday, July 11, 2022
5:30 p.m.

MEETING AGENDA

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools
Superintendent’s Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

1. Board of Education / Thrun Law Firm Annual Policy Update
2. Annual End of Year Reporting Update
   a. Chronic Absenteeism
   b. Student Discipline
   c. Bullying
3. Annual PBIS Evaluation – Shettler Elementary School
4. Sex Education Advisory Board (SEAB) Curriulum Recommendation
5. Report on School of Choice for 2022-2023
6. Other
7. Public Comment
8. Adjournment

Personnel Committee
Monday, July 11, 2022
5:00 p.m.

MEETING AGENDA

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools
Superintendent’s Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

1. Board of Education / Thrun Law Firm Annual Policy Update
2. Recommendation to Hire: Beach Elementary Principal
3. Recommendation to Hire: Central Office Administrative Assistant
4. Recommendation to Hire: Teaching Positions
5. Other
6. Public Comment
7. Adjournment

Business and Finance Committee
Monday, July 11, 2022
11:30 a.m.

MEETING AGENDA

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools
Superintendent’s Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

1. Board of Education / Thrun Law Firm Annual Policy Update
2. Gym Scoreboards
3. Eagle Scout Project
4. Other
5. Public Comment
6. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport 49415
Monday, June 27, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

I. CALL to ORDER

II. ROLL CALL

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

IV. PRESENTATIONS
Brady Kemmerling, Eagle Scout Project

V. COMMUNICATIONS
MSBO Communication: Kathy Randall – Certified Transportation Director

VI. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
End of Year Goal Reporting and Data Review Update – Allison Camp

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

VIII. CONSENT AGENDA

1. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of May 16, 2022 (attachment VIII-1)
2. Approval of Bills (attachment VIII-2)
   General Fund $207,576.88
   Other Funds:
   Early Childhood Center 1,570.61
   Food Service 70,796.93
   Total Bill List $279,944.42
   
3. Acceptance of Monthly Financial Report and ACH Transactions (attachment VIII-3)
4. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report (attachment VIII-4)
5. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report (attachment VIII-5)
6. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report (attachment VIII-6)
7. Approval of 2021 Bond Report (attachment VIII-7)
8. Approval of Personnel Report (includes confirmation of new hires, resignations, retirees, and transfers) (attachment VIII-8)

IX. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. Fruitport 2022-23 Parent/Student Athletic Handbook (attachment IX-1)
2. Withdrawal from the Adair Lawsuit against the State of Michigan (attachment IX-2)

X. BUSINESS & FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Elroy Buckner, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held June 20, 2022 (attachment X-1)
2. General Fund Budget Amendment for 2021-2022 (attachment X-2)
3. School Service Fund Budget Amendment for 2021-2022 (attachment X-3)
4. Budget Appropriations Act of the 2022-2023 General Fund (attachment X-4)
5. Budget Appropriations Act of the 2022-2023 School Svc Fund (attachment X-5)
6. Form L-4029 (attachment X-6)
7. Purchase of Engraver (attachment X-7)

XI. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Steve Kelly, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held June 20, 2022 (attachment XI-1)
2. Agreement with North Muskegon for Business Services (attachment XI-2)
3. Non Affiliated Staff Salary Increase (attachment XI-3)

XII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Susan Franklin, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held June 20, 2022 (attachment XII-1)
2. Curricular Resource Purchases (attachment XII-2)
3. Virtual Programming for 2022-2023: EdOptions Academy Course Catalog (attachment XII-3)

XIII. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS

1. Special Presentation Recognizing Maribeth Clarke

XIV. AGENDA ITEMS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Schedule Business & Finance Committee Meeting
2. Schedule Personnel Committee Meeting
3. Schedule Student Affairs Committee Meeting

XV. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

XVI. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing two opportunities for the public to comment during the meeting. The first is for people who wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. At the end of the meeting the board will provide a brief opportunity for community members to comment on activities and/or discussion that took place during the board meeting. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the board.

Fruitport Board of Education
Annual Organizational Meeting
June 27, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.
Board Room

I. Call to Order
II. Pledge of Allegiance
III. Roll Call
IV. Approval of Agenda
V. Establish the Schedule for Regular Board Meetings (attachment #1)
VI. Designate District Staff Member(s) authorized to Post Board Meeting Notices Under the Open Meetings Act (attachment #2)
VII. Designate Authorized Check Signers (attachment #3)
VIII. Designate Depository(ies) for District Funds (attachment #4)
IX. Designation of Legal Counsel (attachment #5)
X. Designation of Auditor (attachment #6)
XI. Designation of Official Publication (attachment #7)
XII. Designation of Board Member Liaison to MASB (attachment #8)
XIII. Establish Rental Fees for District Facilities and Equipment (attachment #9)
XIV. Adjournment

– Recess –

Fruitport Community Schools
TRUTH AND TAXATION
PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED 2022-2023 BUDGET
Monday, June 27, 2022 – 6:30 p.m.
Board of Education Meeting Room

AGENDA

I. CALL to ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
IV. BUDGET HEARING PRESENTATION
V. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*
VI. OTHER
VII. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing two opportunities for the public to comment during the meeting. The first is for people who wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. At the end of the meeting the board will provide a brief opportunity for community members to comment on activities and/or discussion that took place during the board meeting. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the board.

Fruitport Community Schools
Student Affairs Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, June 20, 2022
5:30 p.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Instructional Council Update: Curricular Resource Recommendations
2. End of Year Goal Reporting Update
3. Virtual Programming for 2022-2023: EdOptions Academy Course Catalog
4. Student Discipline: Student Handbook Update
5. Athletic Parent-Student Handbook
6. Other
7. Public Comment
8. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
Personnel Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, June 20, 2022
4:30 p.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Director of Technology
2. Principal – Beach Elementary School
3. Central Office Administrative Assistant
4. Other
5. Public Comment
6. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
Business and Finance Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, June 20, 2022
11:30 a.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Agreement with North Muskegon for Business Services
2. Section 31(o) Grant Award Notification
3. Estimated State and Federal Program Allocations
4. Final Budget Amendment (2021-2022) / Proposed Original Budget (2022-2023)
5. Form L-4029
6. Other
7. Public Comment
8. Adjournment

Fruitport Board of Education
Regular Monthly Meeting
May 16, 2022 7:00 p.m.
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport

I. The Regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. The PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE was recited.

III. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, and JB Meeuwenberg.

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-063. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the agenda as presented.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

V. PRESENTATIONS
Dave Hazekamp presented Fruitport employees, Stasia Fielstra and Mark Fialek Above and Beyond awards. Stasia was recognized for her quick thinking in saving a choking student and Mark was recognized for his ability to problem-solve in the maintenance department, saving the district thousands of dollars.

VI. COMMUNICATIONS
None.

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
Kendrah Robinson introduced himself as a 14th Circuit Court Judge candidate for Muskegon County. Kendrah and her husband are parents of an Edgewood student.

VIII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
Superintendent, Jason Kennedy spoke about Public Act 48 of 2021. He shared that a Goal Progress Report would be presented at the June board meeting. He also briefly reported on the progress of M-Step testing.

IX. CONSENT AGENDA
Item 22-064. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Burgess to approve the Consent Agenda as listed below:

1. Approval of Special Board Meeting Minutes of May 9, 2022
2. Acceptance of Bills, Monthly Financial Report, and ACH Transactions
3. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report
4. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report
5. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report
6. Approval of 2021 Bond Report
7. Approval of the Personnel Report
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. MAISD 2022-23 General Fund Budget Resolution.
   Item 22-065. MOTION by Meeuwenberg, SECOND by Franklin to approve the MAISD 2022-23 General Fund Budget Resolution as presented. Roll call: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; Meeuwenberg, Yes.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
2. MHSAA 2022-23 Membership Resolution.
   Item 22-066. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Franklin to approve the MHSAA 2022-23 Membership Resolution as presented. Roll call: Buckner, Yes; Burgess, Yes; Cole, Yes; Franklin, Yes; Hazekamp, Yes; Kelly, Yes; Meeuwenberg, Yes.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XI. BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held May 9, 2022.
   Elroy Buckner reported on a Business and Finance Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on May 9, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Kris Cole, Elroy Buckner, Jason Kennedy, John Winskas, Jessica Wiseman, and Mark Mesbergen were present. The committee discussed: the North Point Drainage Agreement, Bulletin 01-Change Order Request, Turf, Track, and Parking Civil Engineering, Athletic Passes, School of Choice Data, and a Fruitport Education Association Letter of Agreement.
   
2. North Point Drainage District Agreement.
   Item 22-067. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to authorize Jason Kennedy, the Superintendent, or his designee, to sign the North Point Drain Drainage District Agreement, the related easement and quit claim deed, and execute any other necessary documents to effectuate the conveyance, subject to review and approval of the District’s legal counsel as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0, Abstain -Meeuwenberg

XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held May 9, 2022.
   Steve Kelly reported on a Personnel Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on May 9, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed: a Letter of Agreement with Fruitport Education Association, Teaching Hiring Recommendations, and Bulletin 01-Change Order Request. They received a general overview of topics discussed in other committee meetings.

XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held May 9, 2022.
   Susan Franklin reported on a Student Affairs Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on May 9, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Tim Burgess, Susan Franklin, Jonny Morehouse and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed: Updates to the Adult Ed Handbook, Board Policy 5407, and Athletic Ticket Pricing. They received a general overview of topics discussed in other committee meetings.
   
2. Updated Adult Education Handbook.
   Item 22-068. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the updates to the Adult Education Handbook as presented. MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
3. Updated Board Policy #5407.
   Item 22-069. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the updates to Board Policy 5407 as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
4. Home Athletic Event Ticket Pricing Plan.
   Item 22-070. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the athletic ticket pricing plan for the 2022-23 school year as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
5. Overnight Trip Request.
   Item 22-071. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the overnight trip request as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XIV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Kris Cole spoke about Robotics’ fundraisers happening during Old Fashioned Days.

John Winskas mentioned a dance competition held over the weekend in the Performing Arts Center. Everything went well and the district earned a substantial profit from the event.

Tim Burgess shared his wonderful experience with middle school students at the LMCU ballpark.

Dave Hazekamp commended Tom Hamilton, Emily Basse, and Kelly Chase on a recent K-5 Choir Concert. The concert was well attended and the kids did a great job!

Jason Kennedy stated that the district has been awarded various MHSAA tournaments for the upcoming school year mostly due to the new high school.

XV. AGENDA ITEMS for FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF ANY SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Business and Finance Committee will meet June 20, 2022 at 11:30 a.m.
2. Personnel Committee will meet June 20, 2022 at 4:30 p.m.
3. Student Affairs Committee will meet June 20, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.
4. Truth and Taxation Hearing, June 27, 2022 at 6:30 p.m.

XVI. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

XVII. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-072. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

The meeting adjourned at 7:42 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Steve Kelly
Board Secretary

Maribeth Clarke
Recording Secretary

Fruitport Board of Education
Special Board Meeting
Monday, May 9, 2022, 5:00 p.m.
Board of Ed Meeting Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd. Fruitport 49415

MINUTES

I. The Special Meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at 5:03 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly and JB Meeuwenberg.

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-058. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Burgess to approve the agenda as presented.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

IV. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*
None.

V. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. Approval of Board Workshop Meeting Minutes from April 19, 2022
   Item 22-059. MOTION by Burgess, SECOND by Franklin to approve the Board Workshop Meeting Minutes from April 19, 2022 as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
2. Letter of Agreement with the Fruitport Education Association
   Item 22-060. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Cole to approve the FEA Letter of Agreement with regard to teaching experience as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
3. Change Order
   Item 22-061. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Buckner to approve the Athletic Field Change Order as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

VI. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-062. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0
The meeting adjourned at 5:25 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Steve Kelly, Board Secretary

Student Affairs Committee
Monday, May 9, 2022
5:30 p.m.
MEETING MINUTES

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

Attendance:
The meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. with Tim Burgess, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, and Jason Kennedy present.

1. Adult Education Handbook – The Committee discussed edits to the Adult Education Handbook that were brought forward at the April 2022 Committee meeting. Jason will review these edits with Brenda Baker and the Adult Education Staff, and will provide an electronic copy of the handbook with the requested changes to the Board. It is recommended that the Board approve the Adult Education Handbook with the modifications discussed in committee.
   
2. Board Policy 5407: Instructional Program and Curriculum Development – The Committee discussed the Board’s current policy 5407, Instructional Program and Curriculum Development, as well as the optional policy updates for policy 5407 from Thrun Law Firm. It is recommended that the Board approve the policy updates, as discussed in committee.
   
3. Ticket Pricing Plan – The Committee discussed a new ticket pricing plan that was proposed by Jonny Morehouse, Athletic Director. This plan covers admission into home athletic events and is designed to support students and their families, while reducing the cost burden of our families in attending home athletic events. The proposed ticket structure for the 2022-2023 school year is as follows:
   
   ● Family Pass: $200 (includes everyone in the immediate family of one household)
   ● Adult Pass: $75
   ● Student Pass: $20
   ● Staff: Free (must present staff badge at the event)
   ● Family cap of $20 per event when purchasing tickets at the gate.
   
   It is recommended that the Board approve the ticket pricing plan, as discussed in committee.
   
4. Other – The Committee reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings to provide a general overview of the topics to be discussed at the Regular Board Meeting on Monday, May 16, 2022.
   
5. Public Comment: None
   
6. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 6:15 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Jason Kennedy, Superintendent

Personnel Committee
Monday, May 9, 2022
4:30 p.m.
MEETING MINUTES

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

Attendance:
The meeting was called to order at 4:30 p.m. and Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg, and Jason Kennedy were present.

1. Letter of Agreement: Fruitport Education Association (FEA) – The Committee discussed a LOA between the Board of Education and the FEA as it pertains to Article 4(b) of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the parties. A copy of the LOA was provided to the Committee. It is recommended that the Board of Education approve and ratify the LOA at the special meeting on May 9, 2022, as presented and discussed.
   
2. Teacher Hiring Recommendations – The Committee reviewed the hiring process for the following positions: Second grade (2 positions), secondary choir, elementary STEM, high school science, and high school business. The second grade positions and the secondary position hiring recommendations will be included for approval under the personnel report in the consent agenda at the Board meeting. The hiring process for the remaining positions listed above is still ongoing, with the intent of hiring each of these positions prior to the end of the school year.
   
3. Bulletin 01 Change Order Request – The Committee reviewed an update on the change order request outlined in Bulletin 01. This change order request is due to updated drawings, as discussed. An approved allowance was originally budgeted for these changes, but the change order is above the budgeted allowance amount. This was reviewed with the Committee prior to the special meeting of the Board on May 9, 2022.
   
4. Other: The Committee reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings to provide a general overview of the topics to be discussed at the Regular Board Meeting on Monday, May 16, 2022.
   
5. Public Comment: None
   
6. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Jason Kennedy, Superintendent

Business and Finance Committee
Monday, May 9, 2022
11:30 a.m., Superintendent’s Office
Meeting Minutes

Attendance: Dave Hazekamp, Elroy Buckner, Kris Cole, Jason Kennedy, John Winskas, Jessica Wiseman, and Mark Mesbergen

1. North Point Drainage District
   Jason gave an update on the North Point Drainage. There may be an action item on the upcoming board meeting.
   
2. Bulletin 01 Change Order Request
   Jason and Mark gave an update on the change order. This change order is due to the updated drawings. There was an approved allowance but the change order is above the allowance amount. There will be an action item at the special board meeting on 5/9/2022.
   
3. Turf, Track, and Parking Civil Engineering
   Jason gave an update on the civil engineering with Fruitport’s project.
   
4. Other – Athletic Passes
   Jason and the committee discussed updating the athletic season passes. This may decrease the athletic gate revenue.
   
5. Other – SOC Data
   Mark presented some data points on school of choice. He will be giving more data at the truth and taxation hearing in June.
   
6. Other – LOA FEA
   Mark and Jason discussed a letter of agreement with the FEA. This letter of agreement is to eliminate, for one year, language within the contract so that we can count years of service from a private school.

Meeting adjourned at 12:34 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Mark Mesbergen

Fruitport Community Schools
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport 49415
Monday, May 16, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

I. CALL to ORDER

II. PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE

III. ROLL CALL

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

V. PRESENTATIONS

1. Above and Beyond Awards

VI. COMMUNICATIONS

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

VIII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS

IX. CONSENT AGENDA

1. Approval of Special Meeting Minutes of May 9, 2022 (attachment IX-1)
2. Approval of Bills (attachment IX-2)
   General Fund $178,356.25
   Other Funds:
   Early Childhood Center 775.55
   Food Service 99,701.16
   Coop Ed (ISD) Tech Millage 13,735.60
   Total Bill List $292,568.56
   
3. Acceptance of Monthly Financial Report and ACH Transactions (attachment IX-3)
4. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report (attachment IX-4)
5. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report (attachment IX-5)
6. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report (attachment IX-6)
7. Approval of 2021 Bond Report (attachment IX-7)
8. Approval of Personnel Report (includes confirmation of new hires, resignations, retirees, and transfers) (attachment IX-8)

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. MAISD 2022-23 General Fund Budget Resolution (attachment X-1)
2. MHSAA 2022-23 Membership Resolution (attachment X-2)

XI. BUSINESS & FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Elroy Buckner, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held May 9, 2022 (attachment XI-1)
2. North Point Drainage District Agreement, Easement, and Quitclaim Deed (attachment XI-2)

XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Steve Kelly, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held May 9, 2022 (attachment XII-1)

XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Susan Franklin, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held May 9, 2022 (attachment XIII-1)
2. Updated Adult Education Handbook (attachment XIII-2)
3. Updated Board Policy #5407 (attachment XIII-3)
4. Home Athletic Event Ticket Pricing Plan (attachment XIII-4)
5. Trip Request (attachment XIII-5)

XIV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS

XV. AGENDA ITEMS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Business & Finance Committee will meet June 20, 2022 @ 11:30 a.m.
2. Personnel Committee will meet June 20, 2022 @ 4:30 p.m.
3. Student Affairs Committee will meet June 20, 2022 @ 5:30 p.m.
4. Schedule a Truth and Taxation Hearing

XVI. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

XVII. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing two opportunities for the public to comment during the meeting. The first is for people who wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. At the end of the meeting the board will provide a brief opportunity for community members to comment on activities and/or discussion that took place during the board meeting. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the board.

Fruitport Community Schools
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
Monday, May 9, 2022 – 5:00 p.m.
Board of Education Meeting Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

AGENDA

I. CALL to ORDER

II. ROLL CALL

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

IV. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

V. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. Approval of the Workshop Meeting Minutes from April 19, 2022 (attachment V-1)
2. Letter of Agreement with the Fruitport Education Association (attachment V-2)
3. Change Order (attachment V-3)
4. Other

VI. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing one opportunity for the public to comment during the meeting. Members of the audience may wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the board.

Fruitport Community Schools
Student Affairs Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, May 9, 2022
5:30 p.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Adult Education Handbook
2. Board Policy 5407: Instructional Program and Curriculum Development
3. Paws with a Cause – Edgewood Elementary Request
4. Other
5. Public Comment
6. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
Personnel Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, May 9, 2022
4:30 p.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Letter of Agreement – Fruitport Education Association
2. Teacher Hiring Recommendations
   a. Elementary (2)
   b. Secondary Choir
3. Other
4. Public Comment
5. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
Business and Finance Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, May 9, 2022
11:30 a.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. North Point Drainage District
   a. Agreement
   b. Drainage Easement
   c. Quitclaim Deed
   d. Proposed Easements
   
2. Bulletin 01 Change Order Request
3. Turf, Track, and Parking Civil Engineering
4. Other
5. Public Comment
6. Adjournment

Fruitport Board of Education
Regular Monthly Meeting
April 18, 2022 7:00 p.m.
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport

I. The Regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. The PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE was recited.

III. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, and JB Meeuwenberg.

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-045. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Buckner to approve the agenda with the addition of Curriculum Director, Allison Camp’s Curriculum Review and Replacement Cycle presentation.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

V. PRESENTATIONS
Director of Business Services, Mark Mesbergen and OAK Project Manager, Matt Hulswit gave an update on the 2017 and 2021 bond projects. Matt addressed a drainage issue and will follow up after a 4/19/22 meeting. Mark reminded everyone how far the district has come in the last five years.
Curriculum Director, Allison Camp presented information on the district’s curriculum review and replacement schedule. She covered new curriculum implemented over the past five years and explained next steps in the process.

VI. COMMUNICATIONS
None.

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
Jason Kolkema introduced himself as a 14th Circuit Court Judge candidate for Muskegon County. Jason is a 1989 Fruitport graduate.
Christina Achterhoff introduced herself. She works with Senator Jon Bumstead and is happy to help with any district needs.

VIII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
Superintendent, Jason Kennedy briefly touched on the following topics: Student Testing, Interviews, Job Vacancies, and Legislative Updates.

IX. CONSENT AGENDA
Item 22-046. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Franklin to approve the Consent Agenda as listed below:

1. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of March 21, 2022
2. Acceptance of Bills, Monthly Financial Report, and ACH Transactions
3. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report
4. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report
5. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report
6. Approval of 2021 Bond Report
7. Approval of the Personnel Report
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS
None.

XI. BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held April 11, 2022.
   Elroy Buckner reported on a Business and Finance Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on April 11, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Kris Cole, Elroy Buckner, Jason Kennedy, Jessica Wiseman, and Mark Mesbergen were present. The committee discussed: an updated Emergency Operations Plan, Strategic Planning, ECC Pay Increases, a Business Service Agreement with North Muskegon Public Schools, a Food Service RFP, and a Turf Field Change Order.
   
2. Food Service Management Contract with Chartwells. Item 22-047. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the Chartwells’ contract to manage the district’s food service operations for 2022-23 as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
3. Electrical Lighting Circuits and Conduit at Athletic Stadium. Item 22-048. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Kelly to approve the emergency change order allowing for old electrical wiring be replaced under the football field as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held April 11, 2022.
   Steve Kelly reported on a Personnel Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on April 11, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg Jonny Morehouse and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed: a Personnel Issue, an updated Emergency Operations Plan, Strategic Planning, and ECC Pay Increases. They received a general overview of topics discussed in other committee meetings.
   
2. ECC Staff Compensation Recommendation.
   Item 22-049. MOTION by Kelly, SECOND by Meeuwenberg to approve the recommended raises as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held April 11, 2022.
   Susan Franklin reported on a Student Affairs Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on April 11, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Tim Burgess, Susan Franklin, Jonny Morehouse and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed: a Varsity Hockey Cooperative Program, updates to the Adult Ed Handbook, Board Policy 5407, an updated Emergency Operations Plan, Drumline Lodging Assistance, and Strategic Planning. They received a general overview of topics discussed in other committee meetings.
   
2. Varsity Hockey Cooperative Program.
   Item 22-050. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the Varsity Hockey Cooperative Program with Reeths-Puffer High School as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
3. Updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual. Item 22-051. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the District’s updated Emergency Operations plan and Procedures Manual (EOP) as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0
   
4. Overnight Trip Requests. Item 22-052. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the overnight trip requests as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 7-0

XIV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Kris Cole spoke about the High School Robotics’ competition at Saginaw Valley. He said their robot, known as the “Flying Dorito”, was a hit among the crowd! The team won the coveted Spirit Award. It was a great way to end their season!

Steve Kelly was impressed with the Community Drumline and Color Guard Performance. He stated that it was full of energy and excitement.

Dave Hazekamp commended Courtney Stahl and Laura Lopez on a recent K-5 Choir Concert. The concert was well attended and the kids did a great job!

Jason Kennedy thanked Mark Mesbergen, Allison Camp and John Winskas for their work and expertise over the past few months.

XV. AGENDA ITEMS for FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF ANY SPECIAL MEETINGS
1. Business and Finance Committee will meet May 9, 2022 at 11:30 a.m. 2. Personnel Committee will meet May 9, 2022 at 4:30 p.m. 3. Student Affairs Committee will meet May 9, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.

XVI. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

XVII. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-053. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 7-0

The meeting adjourned at 8:07 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,
Steve Kelly Board Secretary

Maribeth Clarke Recording Secretary
Regular

Fruitport Board of Education
Board Workshop
April 19, 2022 6:00 p.m.
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport

I. The Board Workshop was called to order at 5:55 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, and JB Meeuwenberg.
Absent – Susan Franklin.

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-054. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Burgess to approve the agenda with the addition of Item #6. Overnight Trip Request – Softball.
MOTION CARRIED 6-0

IV. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. April 18, 2022 Regular Meeting Minutes
   Item 22-055. MOTION by Burgess, SECOND by Cole to approve the April 18, 2022 Regular Meeting Minutes.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0
2. MASB Board Briefing: Overview of the Superintendent Evaluation
   An overview of the Superintendent Evaluation was discussed.
3. MASB Superintendent Evaluation Tool
   The MASB Superintendent Evaluation Tool was shared.
4. Discussion and Feedback: Superintendent Performance
   The Board discussed an overview of the superintendent’s performance during the past six months. The Board is setting a goal to meet again in the fall to begin the formal Superintendent Evaluation.
5. Goal Setting and Strategic Planning
   This agenda item was tabled for a future meeting.
6. Overnight Trip Request – Softball
   Item 22-056. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the Softball overnight trip request April 29-30 in Kalkaska, MI.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0
7. Other
   The Board had a discussion about student behavioral issues in the district.

V. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

VI. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-057. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 6-0

The meeting adjourned at 7:01 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Steve Kelly
Board Secretary

Fruitport Community Schools
BOARD OF EDUCATION WORKSHOP
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport 49415
Tuesday, April 19, 2022 – 6:00 p.m.

AGENDA

I. CALL to ORDER

II. ROLL CALL

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

IV. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

1. Approval of April 18, 2022 Regular Board Meeting Minutes
2. MASB Board Briefing: Overview of the Superintendent Evaluation
3. MASB Superintendent Evaluation Tool
4. Discussion and Feedback: Superintendent Performance
5. Goal Setting and Strategic Planning
6. Other

V. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

VI. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing one opportunity for the public to comment during the meeting. Members of the audience may wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the board.

Student Affairs Committee
Monday, April 11, 2022
5:30 p.m.

MEETING MINUTES

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

Attendance:
Tim Burgess, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, Jason Kennedy, and Jonny Morehouse

1. Varsity Hockey Cooperative Program
   Jonny Morehouse was present to discuss with the Committee the need to consider a new varsity hockey cooperative program. Two options were discussed with the Committee. These options included joining a cooperative with Grand Haven High School (includes Spring Lake High School), as well as a cooperative with Reeths-Puffer High School (includes Muskegon Catholic Central, Montague, Whitehall, and North Muskegon). The Committee discussed the importance of selecting a program that would allow for the greatest opportunity for Fruitport student athletes to participate in the program. A recommendation to join the Reeths-Puffer hockey cooperative will be provided to the Board. This will be placed on the Board agenda as an action item under the Student Affairs Committee recommendations for approval on Monday, April 18, 2022.
   
2. Adult Education Handbook
   The Committee discussed the Adult Education Handbook that was provided to them at the March 2022 meeting. A number of edits were discussed by the Committee. Jason will review these edits with Brenda Baker and the Adult Education Staff, and will have a copy of the handbook with the edits available for the Committee at the May Committee meeting so that the handbook can be approved following the review of the Committee in May 2022.
   
3. Board Policy 5407: Instructional Program and Curriculum Development
   The Committee continued to discuss the Board’s current policy 5407, Instructional Program and Curriculum Development, as well as the optional policy updates for policy 5407 from Thrun Law Firm. The Committee discussed the optional policy updates and will revisit these updates at the May Committee meeting.
   
4. Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures
   An update was provided on the updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual. This will be placed on the Board agenda as an action item under the Student Affairs Committee recommendations for approval on Monday, April 18, 2022.
   
5. Drumline Lodging Assistance Request: University of Dayton
   An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to a lodging assistance request from the Drumline team for their finals competition performance that will take place out of state in April. The Committee discussed the importance of developing a policy for how the District will handle these requests from organizations in the future.
   
6. District Strategic Planning Process
   An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to the District Strategic Planning Process. Meetings with stakeholders will begin during the month of May 2022.
   
7. Other: The Committee reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings to provide a general overview of the topics to be discussed at the Regular Board Meeting on Monday, April 18, 2022.
   
8. Public Comment: None
   
9. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 6:33 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Jason Kennedy, Superintendent

Personnel Committee
Monday, April 11, 2022
4:30 p.m.

MEETING MINUTES

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

Attendance:
Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg, Jason Kennedy, and Jonny Morehouse (5:10 p.m.)

1. Elementary Personnel Issue
   An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to a personnel issue involving an elementary noon aide.
   
2. Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures
   An update was provided on the updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual. This will be placed on the Board agenda as an action item under the Student Affairs Committee recommendations for approval on Monday, April 18, 2022.
   
3. District Strategic Planning Process
   An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to the District Strategic Planning Process. Meetings with stakeholders will begin during the month of May 2022.
   
4. ECC Staff Recommendation
   Mark presented a recommendation outlining a two year plan for staff increases. ECC has received a federal grant and is expected to receive another grant this Spring. Therefore, the recommendation is to award a one-time stipend in May and then a $1.00 per hour increase in July 2022 and July 2023. This proposal will be placed on the Board agenda as an action item under the Personnel Committee recommendations for approval on Monday, April 18, 2022.
   
5. Other: The Committee reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings to provide a general overview of the topics to be discussed at the Regular Board Meeting on Monday, April 18, 2022.

Note: Jonny Morehouse, Athletic Director, attended the meeting at 5:10 p.m. to discuss the Varsity Hockey Cooperative Agreement with the Committee under the “Other” section of the agenda.

6. Public Comment: None
   
7. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:20 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Jason Kennedy, Superintendent

Business and Finance Committee
Monday, April 11, 2022
11:30 a.m., Superintendent’s Office
Meeting Minutes

Attendance: Dave Hazekamp, Elroy Buckner, Kris Cole, Jason Kennedy, Jessica Wiseman, and Mark Mesbergen

1. Updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual
   Jason discussed the updated emergency plan manual.
   
2. District Strategic Planning Process Recommendation
   Jason discussed the recommendation to complete a new strategic plan.
   
3. ECC Staff Recommendation
   Mark presented a recommendation outlining a two year plan for staff increases. ECC has received a federal grant and is expected to receive another grant this Spring. Therefore, the recommendation is to award a one-time stipend in May and then a $1 per hour increase in July 2022 and July 2023. This proposal will go through the Personnel Committee.
   
4. Agreement for Business Services with North Muskegon
   Jason and the committee discussed the partnership with North Muskegon. The contract with North Muskegon expires on June 30, 2022. A future action item will be on an upcoming committee meeting.
   
5. Other – Food Service RFP
   Mark presented the food service management company bid sheet. MDE requires Fruitport to bid out our food service management company every five years. There were three bidders and the recommendation is to remain with Chartwells.
   
6. Other – Turf Field Change Order
   Mark and Jason discussed the change order for the turf field. There is an electrical issue that came up when the project started. This change order will be an action item in the upcoming board meeting.

Meeting adjourned at 12:25 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Mark Mesbergen

Fruitport Community Schools
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport 49415
Monday, April 18, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

I. CALL to ORDER

II. PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCE

III. ROLL CALL

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

V. PRESENTATIONS

1. 2017 and 2021 Bond Update Presentation, Matt Hulswitt and Mark Mesbergen

VI. COMMUNICATIONS

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

VIII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
1.

IX. CONSENT AGENDA

1. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of March 21, 2022 (attachment IX-1)
2. Approval of Bills (attachment IX-2)
   General Fund $259,828.23
   Other Funds:
   Early Childhood Center 4,953.76
   Food Service 107,736.48
   Coop Ed (ISD) Tech Millage 5,643.10
   2017 Debt Retirement 500.00
   Total Bill List $378,661.57
   
3. Acceptance of Monthly Financial Report and ACH Transactions (attachment IX-3)
4. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report (attachment IX-4)
5. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report (attachment IX-5)
6. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report (attachment IX-6)
7. Approval of 2021 Bond Report (attachment IX-7)
8. Approval of Personnel Report (includes confirmation of new hires, resignations, retirees, and transfers) (attachment IX-8)

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS

XI. BUSINESS & FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Elroy Buckner, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held April 11, 2022 (attachment XI-1)
2. Food Service Management Contract with Chartwells (attachment XI-2)
3. Electrical Lighting Circuits and Conduit at Athletic Stadium (Emergency Approval Requested) (attachment XI-3)

XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Steve Kelly, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held April 11, 2022 (attachment XII-1)
2. ECC Staff Compensation Recommendation (attachment XII-2)

XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Susan Franklin, Chairperson

1. Report of Committee Meeting held April 11, 2022 (attachment XIII-1)
2. Varsity Hockey Cooperative Program (attachment XIII-2)
3. Updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual (attachment XIII-3)
4. Overnight Trip Requests (attachment XIII-4)

XIV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS

XV. AGENDA ITEMS FOR FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Annual MAISD 2022-23 Budget Review, April 26, 2022 @ 5:30 p.m. via ZOOM
2. Business & Finance Committee will meet May 9, 2022 @ 11:30 a.m.
3. Personnel Committee will meet May 9, 2022 @ 4:30 p.m.
4. Student Affairs Committee will meet May 9, 2022 @ 5:30 p.m.

XVI. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC*

XVII. ADJOURNMENT

*Time is provided for members of the audience to address the Board of Education regarding any topic including items on the agenda. The board is providing two opportunities for the public to comment during the meeting. The first is for people who wish to bring issues to the Board of Education for board consideration. At the end of the meeting the board will provide a brief opportunity for community members to comment on activities and/or discussion that took place during the board meeting. Time limits may be placed if a large number of individuals would like to address the board.

Fruitport Community Schools
Student Affairs Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, April 11, 2022
5:30 p.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Varsity Hockey Cooperative Program
2. Adult Education Handbook
3. Board Policy 5407: Instructional Program and Curriculum Development
4. Updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual
5. Drumline Lodging Assistance Request: University of Dayton
6. District Strategic Planning Process Recommendation
7. Other
8. Public Comment
9. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
Personnel Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, April 11, 2022
4:30 p.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Update on Elementary Personnel Issue
2. Updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual
3. District Strategic Planning Process Recommendation
4. Other
5. Public Comment
6. Adjournment

Fruitport Community Schools
Business and Finance Committee
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415
Monday, April 11, 2022
11:30 a.m. ~ Central Office

MEETING AGENDA

1. Updated Emergency Operations Plan and Procedures Manual
2. District Strategic Planning Process Recommendation
3. ECC Staff Recommendation
4. Agreement for Business Services with North Muskegon
5. Other
6. Public Comment
7. Adjournment

Fruitport Board of Education
Regular Monthly Meeting
March 21, 2022 7:00 p.m.
Board Room
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd, Fruitport

I. The Regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Board President, Dave Hazekamp.

II. The PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE was recited.

III. ROLL CALL: Present – Elroy Buckner, Tim Burgess, Kris Cole, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, and JB Meeuwenberg.
Absent – Steve Kelly.

IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Item 22-037. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to approve the agenda as presented.
MOTION CARRIED 6-0

V. PRESENTATIONS
Middle School ELA Teacher, Jacquelyn Ball introduced one of her students to the Board. This student received an award from the Michigan Reading Association for a poem he had written. His poem titled, “the JubJub Bird Fights Back” was published in the most recent edition of Kaleidoscope magazine.

VI. COMMUNICATIONS
None.

VII. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

VIII. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
Superintendent, Jason Kennedy shared information on the upcoming Special Ed Millage.

Jason review the 2021 Construction Timeline. The timeline includes dates for the track and field renovation, the installation of air conditioning throughout the buildings, the middle school pool room renovation and the purchase of band equipment. Jason mentioned a time-lapse camera that has been installed to capture the work being done on the field and track this year.

Jason spoke about the North Point Drain Project. He mentioned the proposed storm water detention basin that will address water issues. An agreement with the Drain Commissioner will be on the April agenda.

Jason gave an update on the FHS Hockey Cooperative. Currently the district has 10 students who play on the Kenowa Hills hockey team. Logistically, it has been difficult for students to travel back and forth for games and practice. The district is considering joining the Reeths-Puffer Co-op or the Grand Haven Co-op. More on this topic in April.

Jason talked about the Michigan State Police School Safety Grant that will be submitted soon. It is not certain how much funding will be received. The grant is very competitive and the distribution of funding will be determined by district need and the amount of applicants.

Jason spoke briefly about the revised Adult Education Handbook. The Student Affairs Committee received a copy for review. It will be on the April agenda for consideration.

IX. CONSENT AGENDA
Item 22-038. MOTION by Cole, SECOND by Buckner to approve the Consent Agenda as listed below:

1. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of February 21, 2022
2. Acceptance of Bills, Monthly Financial Report, and ACH Transactions
3. Acceptance of Student Activity Summary Report
4. Acceptance of Credit Card and Utilities Report
5. Approval of Capital Projects Progress Report
6. Approval of 2021 Bond Report
7. Approval of the Personnel Report
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0

X. GENERAL BOARD BUSINESS
None.

XI. BUSINESS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held March 14, 2022.
   Elroy Buckner reported on a Business and Finance Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on March 14, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Kris Cole, Elroy Buckner, Jason Kennedy, Jessica Wiseman, John Winskas and Mark Mesbergen were present. The committee discussed: the proposed North Point Drain Agreement and the Instructional Assistant Tentative Agreement.
   
2. Food Service Equipment Purchase.
   Item 22-039. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Cole to approve the Food Service equipment purchases as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0

XII. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held March 14, 2022.
   JB Meeuwenberg reported on a Personnel Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on March 14, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed: a Personal Protection Order, a Personnel Issue, the Instructional Assistants’ Tentative Agreement, a Letter of Agreement between the district and the FEA, a recent parent complaint and administrative disciplinary investigation and outcome. They received a general overview of topics discussed in other committee meetings.
   
2. Ratify Fruitport Instructional Assistants Association’s Tentative Agreement.
   Item 22-040. MOTION by Meeuwenberg, SECOND by Franklin to approve the Tentative Agreement for a three-year contract with the Fruitport Instructional Assistants Association as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 5-0, Abstain – Cole
   
3. Letter of Agreement with the Fruitport Education Association.
   Item 22-041. MOTION by Meeuwenberg, SECOND by Franklin to approve the Letter of Agreement with the Fruitport Education Association as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0.

XIII. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS & RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Report of a committee meeting held March 14, 2022.
   Susan Franklin reported on a Student Affairs Committee meeting held in the Superintendent’s Office on March 14, 2022. Dave Hazekamp, Tim Burgess, Susan Franklin and Jason Kennedy were present. The committee discussed: Board Policy 5407, the District’s COVID-19 Mitigation Plan, a Paws with a Cause Facility Therapy Dog, Lodging Assistance for Drumline, a Career Fair, Hand 2 Hand Weekend Food Program, a new Hockey Cooperative Program, and the revised Adult Ed Handbook. They received a general overview of topics discussed in other committee meetings.
   
2. COVID-19 Mitigation Plan.
   Item 22-042. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the District’s Updated COVID-19 Mitigation Plan as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0
   
3. Overnight Trip Requests.
   Item 22-043. MOTION by Franklin, SECOND by Burgess to approve the overnight trip requests as presented.
   MOTION CARRIED 6-0

XIV. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Kris Cole spoke about the March 18-19 High School Robotics’ competition at Orchard View. He was pleasantly surprised to have Senator Bumstead and Jason Kennedy in the audience. The team received the Gracious Professionalism Award and will be competing again April 1st and 2nd at Kentwood.

Dave Hazekamp stated that he was stunned by the performance of the Wizard of Oz over the weekend! It was a great kick off to the new Performing Arts Center. He commended Jeff Grossenbacher for knocking it out of the park with the sound and Cindy Curtis for her ability to put together such an amazing top-notch show!

Susan Franklin and JB Meeuwenberg both commented on the Wizard of Oz performance. They thought the musical was fantastic and very enjoyable for all. Susan hopes the district continues to support and build Fruitport’s Fine Arts programs.

XV. AGENDA ITEMS for FUTURE MEETINGS & SCHEDULING OF ANY SPECIAL MEETINGS

1. Business and Finance Committee will meet April 11, 2022 at 11:30 a.m.
2. Personnel Committee will meet April 11, 2022 at 4:30 p.m.
3. Student Affairs Committee will meet April 11, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.
4. A Board Workshop has been scheduled for April 19, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.

XVI. REMARKS FROM THE PUBLIC
None.

XVII. ADJOURNMENT
Item 22-044. MOTION by Buckner, SECOND by Franklin to adjourn.
MOTION CARRIED 6-0

The meeting adjourned at 7:55 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Steve Kelly
Board Secretary

Maribeth Clarke
Recording Secretary

Student Affairs Committee
Monday, March 14, 2022
5:30 p.m.

MEETING MINUTES

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

Attendance:
Tim Burgess, Susan Franklin, Dave Hazekamp, and Jason Kennedy

1. The Committee was provided a copy of the Board’s current policy 5407, Instructional Program and Curriculum Development. The Committee was also provided a copy of the optional policy updates for policy 5407 from Thrun Law Firm. The Committee reviewed the optional policy updates and will revisit the optional policy updates at the April Committee meeting.
   
2. The Committee was provided a copy of the recommended updates to the District’s COVID19 Mitigation Plan, based upon recommendations and guidance updates from the CDC, MDHHS, and local public health officials. The updated plan will be presented to the Board of Education for approval at the March 21, 2022 meeting of the Board.
   
3. A preliminary discussion took place with the Committee regarding the purchase of a Paws with a Cause facility therapy dog for Edgewood Elementary School. The Committee will be provided with additional information at an upcoming Committee meeting before a formal recommendation is made to the Board.
   
4. An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to a lodging assistance request from the Drumline team for their finals competition performance that will take place out of state in April. The Board will need to be provided with information pertaining to cost and details of the trip before being considered.
   
5. An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to the Career Fair being sponsored by the Fruitport Education Foundation at Fruitport High School on May 10, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
   
6. An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to the creation of a partnership with the Hand 2 Hand Weekend Food Program.
   
7. The Committee discussed the need to consider a new hockey cooperative program. Two options were discussed with the Committee. These options included joining a cooperative with Grand Haven High School (includes Spring Lake High School), as well as a cooperative with Reeths-Puffer High School (includes Muskegon Catholic Central, Montague, Whitehall, and North Muskegon). A recommendation will be provided to the Committee for recommendation to the Board at an upcoming meeting.
   
8. A copy of the new Adult Education Handbook was provided to the Committee for review. The Committee will review the handbook and be asked to consider it for recommendation to the Board of Education at the April Board meeting.
   
9. Other: The Committee reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings to provide a general overview of the topics to be discussed at the Regular Board Meeting on Monday, March 21, 2022.
   
10. Public Comment: None
    
11. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 6:25 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Jason Kennedy, Superintendent

Personnel Committee
Monday, March 14, 2022
4:30 p.m.

MEETING MINUTES

Meeting Location:
Fruitport Community Schools Central Office
3255 E. Pontaluna Rd.
Fruitport, MI 49415

Attendance:
Dave Hazekamp, Steve Kelly, JB Meeuwenberg, and Jason Kennedy

1. An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to a Personal Protection Order (PPO) that was signed and executed by Judge Gregory Pittman of the 14th Circuit Court for Muskegon County.
   
2. An update was provided to the Committee pertaining to a personnel issue involving the termination of a support staff member.
   
3. The Committee reviewed the tentative agreement between the Board of Education and the Fruitport Instructional Assistants Association. The financial impact to the District was discussed for the tentative agreement, as was each change to the language of the Contract. The District recommends the approval and ratification of the Agreement between the Board of Education and the Fruitport Instructional Assistants Association, as presented and discussed. The Board of Education will be asked to approve and ratify the Agreement at the Board meeting on March 21, 2022.
   
4. The Committee reviewed the Letter of Agreement (LOA), dated March 10, 2022, as it pertains to Article 6(A) of the Agreement between the Board of Education and the Fruitport Education Association (FEA). The District recommends the approval of the LOA, as presented and discussed. The Board of Education will be asked to approve the LOA at the Board meeting on March 21, 2022.
   
5. An update was provided to the Committee regarding a parent complaint and administrative disciplinary investigation and outcome.
   
6. Other: The Committee reviewed items from each of the other Board Committee meetings to provide a general overview of the topics to be discussed at the Regular Board Meeting on Monday, March 21, 2022.
   
7. Public Comment: None
   
8. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 5:25 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Jason Kennedy, Superintendent

Business and Finance Committee
Monday, March 14, 2022
11:30 a.m., Superintendent’s Office
Meeting Minutes

Attendance: Dave Hazekamp, Elroy Buckner, Kris Cole, Jason Kennedy, Jessica Wiseman, John Winskas, and Mark Mesbergen

1. Draft Proposed Agreement to Convey School Property – North Point
   Jason led a discussion regarding the north point drainage district requesting some of the district’s land to build a retainage pond.
   
2. Instructional Assistant TA
   Mark presented the tentative agreement for the instructional assistant union. The tentative agreement will come out of the personnel committee.

Meeting adjourned at 12:18 p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Mark Mesbergen