Bentonville Public Schools, AR
Bentonville Public Schools AR average (US Census ACS)
Population117,151
Per-capita income$57,243
Median home value$337,800
Distrito escolar
Reuniones recientes
Tue Jul 15, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La junta revisa el saldo de fondos de $82.9 millones y aprueba autobuses sobrantes
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville considerará aprobar el informe financiero del año fiscal 2025, que muestra un saldo total de fondos de $82.9 millones, y declarar cinco autobuses como sobrantes. La junta también elegirá oficiales, administrará el juramento de cargo a los nuevos miembros Bill Akins y Rachel Nutt, y actuará sobre un orden del día de consentimiento que incluye actas, transferencias del distrito, Planes de Participación de Padres y Familias y adopción de materiales de instrucción.
- Elección de Jennifer Faddis como presidenta de la junta y Tatum Aicklen como vicepresidenta
- Juramento de cargo para los nuevos miembros de la junta Bill Akins y Rachel Nutt
- Orden del día de consentimiento incluye actas, informes de instalaciones y transporte, transferencias del distrito, 28 Planes de Participación de Padres y Familias y adopción de materiales de instrucción
- El informe financiero muestra ingresos operativos de $254.8 millones y gastos operativos de $235.6 millones; saldo de fondos al 23.4%
- La administración solicita la aprobación de la junta para declarar cinco autobuses como sobrantes
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves $630,000 property purchase
The Board authorized the purchase of 412 Tiger Boulevard for $630,000 to acquire a 0.47 acre lot. The board also elected new officers, approved student handbooks, and updated district policies for the 2025-2026 school year.
- Elected Jennifer Faddis as board president (7-0)
- Elected Tatum Aicklen as board vice president (7-0)
- Approved purchase of 412 Tiger Boulevard for $630,000 (7-0)
- Approved financial report and the surplus of five school buses (7-0)
- Accepted student handbooks and discipline rubric as presented (7-0)
- Approved 2025-2026 policies, including public comment and maternity leave (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires and resignations (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including June meeting minutes and facilities report (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, July 15, 2025)
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Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen, Bill Akins, Rachel Nutt
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Leslee Wright, Steve Vera, Don Hoover, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Aaron Nickles, Jonathon Guthrie
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 2:10)
Vice President Jennifer Faddis called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Secretary Becky Guthrie called roll. All board members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 3:00)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Jeremy Farmer to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen, Bill Akins, Rachel Nutt
Oath of Office New Board Member / Conflict of Interest: (information) (podcast 3:25)
Vice President Jennifer Faddis swore in the new board members, Bill Aikens and Rachel Nutt.
Election of Officers: (action) (podcast 5:18)
Dr. Debbie Jones began the process for electing a new school board president by accepting nominations. Jennifer Faddis was nominated for president and was elected. President Faddis then accepted nominations for the now vacant roll of vice-president. Tatum Aicklen was nominated and elect
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Thu Jun 26, 2025
Special Board Meeting
La Junta llena dos vacantes con Bill Aikens y Rachel Nutt
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville nombró a Bill Aikens para el puesto At Large y a Rachel Nutt para el puesto de la Zona 1, llenando vacantes creadas por miembros que se mudaron fuera del distrito. La junta también aprobó una agenda de consentimiento que incluye una inversión de fondos operativos y aceptó un paquete de personal.
- Nombró a Bill Aikens para el puesto At Large de la junta escolar
- Nombró a Rachel Nutt para el puesto de la Zona 1 de la junta escolar
- Aprobó la Inversión de Fondos Operativos
- Aceptó el paquete de personal tal como fue presentado
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board appoints Bill Aikens and Rachel Nutt to board positions
The board appointed two new members to fill vacancies and approved the operating funds investment. The board also accepted a personnel packet containing resignations, retirements, and new hires.
- Appointed Bill Aikens to the At Large School board position (6-0)
- Appointed Rachel Nutt to the Zone 1 School Board position (6-0)
- Approved Operating Funds Investment (6-0)
- Accepted personnel packet including 5 resignations/retirements and 4 new hires (5-0)
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Special Board Meeting (Thursday, June 26, 2025)
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Meeting called to order at 5:32 p.m.
Members present
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members Absent:
Joel Dunning
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Don Hoover, Steve Vera, Leslee Wright, Aaron Nickles
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 2:05)
All members were present except for Joel Dunning. Jennifer Faddis was virtual. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 3:04)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Consent Agenda: (podcast 3:33)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Jeremy Farmer to approve:
Operating Funds Investment
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
School Board Appointment: (podcast 4:16)
After an online application process, the list was narrowed down to 2 candidates.
The first candidate is Rachel Nutt for Zone 1. During her introduction, Mrs. Nutt said she is a native from Bentonville, graduated from Bentonville High School in 2003, studied at J
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Tue Jun 17, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta votará sobre actualizaciones de políticas para el año escolar 2025-26
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville está decidiendo sobre varias revisiones y adiciones de políticas para el año escolar 2025-26, incluyendo actualizaciones sobre requisitos de ingreso, asistencia obligatoria, transferencias de estudiantes, elección de escuela, ausencias, igualdad de oportunidades educativas, disciplina estudiantil y conducta prohibida, reflejando cambios de leyes estatales recientes. La junta también aprobó un informe financiero que muestra un saldo del fondo operativo de $80.3 million (32.1%) y aprobó una agenda de consentimiento que cubre actas, informes y transferencias.
- Aprobación de revisiones de políticas (4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.10, 4.11, 4.18, 4.19, 4.21) que incorporan cambios de las Acts 340, 341, 501, 563, 721, 728, 732, 794, 804, 913, 918
- Informe financiero: saldo de todos los fondos de $105.5M; saldo del fondo operativo de $80.3M; saldo final del fondo proyectado de $53.4M (20.9%)
- Agenda de consentimiento que incluye actas, informes de instalaciones/inscripción/transporte y School Choice/transferencias del distrito
- Elemento informativo sobre una plataforma de comunicación universal para centralizar las comunicaciones escolares
- Reconocimiento del Extra Mile Award a Soma Majumdar, asistente instruccional en Apple Glen Elementary
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board accepts two member resignations
The Board accepted the resignations of Kelly Carlson and Joel Dunning, effective July 1, 2025. The Board also approved several policy revisions for the 2025/2026 school year and the end-of-period eleven financial report.
- Accepted resignation of Kelly Carlson, At Large member (6-0)
- Accepted resignation of Joel Dunning, Zone 1 member (6-0)
- Approved policy revisions including student transfers, School Choice, and graduation (6-0)
- Approved end-of-period eleven financial report (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including May meeting minutes and facilities/enrollment reports (6-0)
- Approved personnel packet for new hires and resignations (6-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, June 17, 2025)
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Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Joel Dunning
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 2:07)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Secretary Guthrie called roll. Joel Dunning was absent. All other board members were present. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:46)
Motion by Jennifer Faddis, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Joel Dunning
Recognition: (podcast 3:14)
Mindy McAlindon, Arkansas Representative, presented a Proclamation to Bonnie Pollock for being awarded the Milken Award.
The Extra Mile recipient was Soma Majundar, an instructional assistant at Apple Glen Elementary School. Soma saved a student during lunch by performing the Heimlich maneuver when he was choking. Soma said she feels blessed to be a part of Bentonville Schools.
Public Comments: (podcast 6:30)
There were no public comments.
Review Calendar: (podcast 6:35)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda:
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Wed May 21, 2025
Special Board Meeting - Student Expulsion
La Junta modifica la expulsión de un estudiante para que termine al finalizar el año escolar 2024-25
Esta fue una reunión especial de la junta convocada para una audiencia de expulsión de un estudiante. Después de una sesión ejecutiva, la junta votó unánimemente para modificar la expulsión del estudiante para que termine al finalizar el año escolar 2024-2025.
- Audiencia de expulsión de estudiante realizada en sesión pública
- La Junta entró en sesión ejecutiva para deliberación bajo la FOIA de Arkansas
- La moción fue aprobada 5-0 para modificar la fecha de finalización de la expulsión al final del año escolar 24/25
- Moción de Jeremy Farmer, secundada por Joel Dunning; los cinco miembros votaron que sí
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✓ Decidido: Board modifies student expulsion to end with the 2024/25 school year
The Board held a student expulsion hearing and retired to executive session. Following the session, the Board voted to modify the expulsion period.
- Modified expulsion to conclude at the end of the 24/25 school year (5-0)
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Special Board Meeting - Student Expulsion (Wednesday, May 21, 2025)
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Members present:
Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Kelly Carlson, Willie Cowgur
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Don Hoover, Tanya Vaughn, Amanda Lynch, Steve Vera
Guests:
Marshall Ney as the hearing officer, Matt Sitton, Lynne Sitton
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge
Vice-President Jennifer Faddis called the meeting to order. Secretary Becky Guthrie called roll. Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen, Jennifer Faddis and Becky Guthrie were present and there was a quorum.
Student Expulsion Hearing:
Marshall Ney asked the parents if they wanted an open or closed hearing; they chose a closed hearing. Mr. Ney asked several questions to make sure their rights were followed.
Both representatives for the District and for the family presented information.
Executive Session:
The Board retired to Executive Session at 6:59 p.m.
The Board returned to open session at 7:42 p.m.
Student Expulsion Action:
Motion by Jeremy Farmer, second by Joel Dunning to modify the expulsion to conclude at the end of the 24/25 school year.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aickle
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Tue May 20, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta aprueba renovación de contrato de custodia de $7.77M con SSC Service Solutions
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprobó una renovación de contrato de servicios de custodia por $7,773,117 con SSC Service Solutions para el año escolar 2025-26, el informe financiero de abril de 2025 que muestra un saldo de fondos de $61.4 millones, y la autorización para contratar a Cenergistics para la gestión de energía. La junta también aprobó una agenda de consentimiento que incluyó una expulsión y recibió una actualización solo informativa sobre los indicadores de preparación profesional de Success Ready Graduates.
- Aprobó la renovación del contrato de custodia con SSC Service Solutions por $7,773,117 para el año escolar 2025-26
- Aprobó el informe financiero de abril de 2025 que muestra un saldo de fondos de $61.4 millones en todos los fondos
- Autorizó a la administración a celebrar un contrato con Cenergistics para la gestión de energía
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento que incluye la expulsión formal de una estudiante femenina de 9º grado en BWHS hasta el 15 de marzo de 2026
- Recibió una actualización informativa sobre Success Ready Graduates, que incluye estudios de carrera, Ignite y matrícula en colegios tempranos
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✓ Decidido: Board approves $7.77M custodial contract and new energy management deal
The Board of Education approved a custodial services contract renewal and a performance-based energy management agreement. Members also accepted updated department handbooks, policy revisions, and a personnel packet.
- Approved custodial services contract renewal with SSC Service Solutions for $7,773,117 (7-0)
- Authorized energy management contract with Cenergistics (7-0)
- Approved recommended department handbooks for 2025-2026 (7-0)
- Approved recommended policy revisions for 2025-2026 (7-0)
- Approved Financial report (7-0)
- Accepted Personnel packet including new hires and resignations (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda, including expulsion of 9th grade female through March 15, 2026 (7-0)
- Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, May 20, 2025)
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Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 3:15)
President Carlson called the meeting to order. All Board members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 3:49)
Motion to approve the agenda as presented by Jennifer Faddis, second by Willie Cowgur.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 4:18)
Nurse Brittany Bates was recognized as the Extra Mile Award recipient for May. She was nominated by parent Haley Smith for the excellent care Brittany took of her daughter Ella after her diabetes diagnosis.
Public Comments: (podcast 8:23)
There were no public comments.
Review Calendar: (podcast 8:28)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
May 26 - Memorial Day, no school
May 27 - Last day of school
June 17 - Board of Education Meeting, 5:30 pm
Consent Agenda: (podcast 9:04)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Tatum Aicklen to Approve:
Minutes of the April 16, 2025, regular meeting
Facilities report
Enrollment report
Transportation r
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Tue Apr 15, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta aprueba el Borrador B del calendario académico 2026-2027
La Junta de Educación aprobó el Borrador B del calendario para el año escolar 2026-2027 tras una denegación previa y la votación del personal. También reconocieron al maestro Logan Misenheimer con el Extra Mile Award y recibieron actualizaciones informativas sobre la intervención de la dislexia, las escuelas de elección de los padres y una política de ciberseguridad obligatoria del estado.
- Aprobó el Borrador B del calendario para 2026-2027 (votación del personal: 54% del personal licenciado y 55% del personal clasificado favorecieron el Borrador B)
- Reconoció a Logan Misenheimer, maestro de Sugar Creek Elementary, con el Extra Mile Award
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento que incluye las actas de la reunión de marzo de 2025, instalaciones, inscripción, transporte e informes de transferencia de elección escolar
- Recibió actualización: 205 estudiantes aceptados en Parent Choice Schools para escuelas del centro
- Recibió información sobre la ADE K-12 Cyber Security Policy, efectiva el 1 de julio de 2025 (Fase 1)
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves 2026/2027 school calendar
The Board approved Calendar Draft B for the 2026/2027 school year and renewed contracts for food services and student accident insurance. Members also approved the financial report, policy revisions, and a personnel packet including new hires and resignations.
- Approved Calendar Draft B for 2026/2027 (5-0)
- Authorized 2025-26 student accident insurance through Health Special Risk, Inc. for $19,520 (5-0)
- Renewed food services contract with Aramark with a per-meal fee of $0.1738 for administration and $0.0651 for management (5-0)
- Approved the Financial report (5-0)
- Accepted policy changes regarding technology use, licensure, leave of absence, surveys, and cybersecurity (5-0)
- Accepted the personnel packet of new hires, resignations, and retirements (5-0)
- Approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda (5-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, April 15, 2025)
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The meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Joel Dunning; Jennifer Faddis
Administration present: Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Aaron Nickles, Steve Vera, Leslee Wright, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Jennifer Morrow, Stephanie Summerford
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:43)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Secretary Guthrie called roll. Jennifer Faddis and Joel Dunning were absent.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 1:25)
Motion by Jeremy Farmer, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Joel Dunning; Jennifer Faddis
Recognition: (podcast 1:55)
Logan Misenheimer is the Extra Mile Award winner for April. She is a club classroom teacher at Sugar Creek Elementary. Last year, she was Danny Baer’s teacher but this year her classroom is across the hall. Mrs. Misenheimer continues to check up on Danny making sure he is doing well.
Public Comments: (podcast 6:45)
One person signed up to speak but they didn’t attend the meeting.
Review Calen
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Tue Mar 18, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta discute la eliminación de las pruebas NWEA MAP y la alineación de las calificaciones de la escuela secundaria
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville escuchará una propuesta para eliminar las pruebas NWEA MAP y adoptar el nuevo sistema de evaluación ATLAS. También discutirán la alineación de la política de calificaciones de la escuela secundaria con el modelo de evidencia de aprendizaje del 100% de la escuela preparatoria. Los puntos de acción incluyen la aprobación del informe financiero y la baja de tres autobuses de la flota.
- Propuesta para eliminar las pruebas NWEA MAP después de 15 años de uso
- Propuesta para alinear la política de calificaciones de 7-8 con la de 9-12 (70/30 a evidencia de aprendizaje)
- Aprobación del informe financiero que muestra un saldo de fondos de $78.3 million
- Aprobación para dar de baja tres autobuses de la flota
- Reconocimiento de Elena Moore con el Extra Mile Award
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves employee raises and rejects land purchase offer
The Board approved a 3.5% salary increase across all schedules plus a step increase for employees. Members rejected a purchase offer from Skylight Homes for district property on Bright Road. The Board also approved a realignment of the junior high grading policy to match the 9-12 policy for the 2025/2026 school year.
- Approved employee raises consisting of a 3.5% increase across salary schedules and a step increase (6-0)
- Rejected purchase offer from Skylight Homes for property on Bright Road (6-0)
- Approved realignment of junior high grading policy to match 9-12 policy (6-0)
- Approved financial report and the sale of three surplus school buses (6-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires and resignations (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including February 18 minutes and facilities, enrollment, and transportation reports (6-0)
- Approved policy revisions regarding licensed salary schedules and personal business leave (6-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, March 18, 2025)
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Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Joel Dunning
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Don Hoover, Kelly Boortz, Lisa St. John, Steve Vera, Leslee Wright, Marleah Purdy, Jennifer Morrow, Aaron Nickles, Jonathon Guthrie, Josh Thompson, Eric Hipp, Jennifer Bushong, Jessie Lisenbee, Tracey Wood, Christina Hamilton
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 3:45)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Secretary Guthrie called roll. All board members were present except Joel Dunning. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 4:23)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Joel Dunning
Recognition: (podcast 4:53)
Dr. Debbie Jones recognized the principals from the schools that received an award for growth from the Office for Education Policy on the ATLAS test: Christina Hamilton from Willowbrook Elementary, Tracey Wood from Apple Glen Elementary, Josh Thompson from Lincoln Junior High, Washington Junior High
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Tue Feb 18, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta de Educación de Bentonville aprueba la compra de autobuses y la expulsión de estudiantes
La Junta de Educación revisó los protocolos de seguridad del distrito y un nuevo programa piloto de capacitación de doulas. La junta también votó aplazar la aprobación del calendario académico 2026/2027.
- Aprobación de la solicitud para comprar autobuses
- Expulsiones formales de cuatro estudiantes de GJHS, COMPASS y Sugar Creek Elementary
- Aprobación de la renovación del Seguro de Responsabilidad Profesional
- Revisión del Programa Piloto de Capacitación de Doulas de Ignite Health Services para 11 estudiantes
- Aprobación de la Adopción de Materiales Instruccionales
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves personnel changes and financial reports
The Board approved a personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and one termination. Members also approved the February financial report and a consent agenda covering facilities, enrollment, and student expulsions. The proposed 2026/2027 school calendar was tabled for further review.
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and one termination
- Approved February financial report
- Tabled 2026/2027 calendar approval
- Approved consent agenda including facilities, enrollment, and transportation reports
- Approved purchase of buses
- Approved Professional Liability Insurance Renewal
- Approved four student expulsions
- Approved instructional materials adoption
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, February 18, 2025)
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Meeting called to order at 5:33 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen, Joel Dunning
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Aaron Nickles, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Jennifer Morrow, Marleah Purdy, Jessica Imel, Mike Forrest,
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:12)
President Carlson called this virtual meeting to order and Secretary Guthrie called roll. Joel Dunning joined the meeting at 5:48 p.m. All other members were present. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 0:52)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Jennifer Faddis to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Public comments: (podcast 1:28)
There were no public comments.
Review Calendar: (podcast 1:38)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda: (podcast 2:02)
Motion by Jeremy Farmer, second by Jennifer Faddis to approve:
Minutes of the January 21, 2025, regular meeting; January 23, 2025, work session
Facilities report
Enrollment report
Transportation report
School Choice transfers
Instructional Materials Adoption
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Thu Jan 23, 2025
Board Work Session
La junta ve un avance de las opciones de expansión de West High School
La junta recibió un avance informativo de dos opciones de expansión para Bentonville West High School, impulsadas por el crecimiento proyectado de la matrícula. No se tomó ninguna acción; se ha programado una decisión de la junta para agosto de 2025. El resto de la sesión de trabajo consistió en asuntos procedimentales.
- Avance de dos opciones de expansión para Bentonville West High School
- La matrícula actual en BWHS es de 3,257 frente a una capacidad de diseño de 2,780
- Cronograma recomendado: decisión de la junta en agosto de 2025, finalización en agosto de 2029
- El estudio de matrícula proyecta el mayor crecimiento en la parte occidental del distrito
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✓ Decidido: Board reviews expansion options for Bentonville West High School
The Board reviewed potential plans to address overutilization at Bentonville West High School by 2029. Options discussed include a 600-student addition, athletic facility expansions, or a new academic-only high school. No final decision was made; a decision is recommended by August 2025.
- Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)
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Board Work Session (Thursday, January 23, 2025)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Friday, January 24, 2025
Meeting called to order at 5:34 p.m.
Members present
Willie Cowgur (virtually), Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Kelly Carlson, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Aaron Nickles, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Jennifer Morrow, Don Hoover, Leslee Wright, Jonathon Guthrie, Jack Loyd, Billy Tipps, Martin Reynolds
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:10)
Vice President Faddis called the meeting to order at 5:34 pm. Tatum Aicklen, Becky Guthrie, Jennifer Faddis and Willie Cowgur (virtual) were present. Kelly Carlson, Joel Dunning, and Jeremy Farmer were absent. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 1:02)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Kelly Carlson, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer
Bentonville West High School Addition Preview: (podcast 1:33)
The presentation began with explaining the growth in the southwest area of town and the need for a solution to the overutilization of Bentonville West High School by 2029. One possibility is an addition to BWHS.
Michelle McClaflin from Hight Jackson presented the potential plans
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Tue Jan 21, 2025
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta de Educación de Bentonville acepta el informe de auditoría del año fiscal 2024
La Junta de Educación revisó la condición financiera del distrito y discutió el borrador del calendario académico 2026-2027. Los miembros aprobaron la auditoría del año fiscal 2024 y un informe financiero que incluyó el excedente de tres autobuses.
- Aceptó el Informe de Auditoría del Año Fiscal 2024 de Landmark CPA
- Aprobó el excedente de tres autobuses de la flota
- Aprobó la expulsión formal de un estudiante masculino de 9.º grado en Compass hasta la primavera de 2025
- Discutió la primera lectura del Calendario Académico 2026-2027
- Informó un saldo total de fondos de $83.9 million al cierre del periodo 6
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville Board of Education approves FY2024 audit and new personnel
The Board accepted the Fiscal Year 2024 Audit Report and approved the mid-year financial report. Members authorized the sale of three surplus buses and approved requests for an Arts Integration Coach and an International Baccalaureate Coordinator.
- Accepted Fiscal Year 2024 Audit Report (5-0)
- Approved financial report and surpusing of three buses (5-0)
- Approved personnel requests for Arts Integration Coach and IB Coordinator (5-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (5-0)
- Approved expulsion of 9th grade male at Compass through Spring 2025 (5-0)
- Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
- Tabled final vote on 2026-2027 calendar pending feedback and revisions
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, January 21, 2025)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, January 22, 2025
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Jeremy Farmer, Joel Dunning
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 2:04)
President Carlson called the meeting to order. Jeremy Farmer and Joel Dunning were absent. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:48)
Motion by Jennifer Faddis, second by Willie Cowgur to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Jeremy Farmer, Joel Dunning
Recognition: (podcast 3:18)
Teacher Erin Rankin introduced Extra Mile recipient bus driver Sonya Wilson. Sonya decorates her bus for holidays to make the bus rides special for the students.
Dr. Jones recognized the work of the Bentonville Board of Education.
Public Comments: (podcast 8:55)
There were no public comments.
Review Calendar: (podcast 8:58)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda: (podcast 9:33)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve
Minutes of the December 17, 2024, regular meeting;
Facilities report
Enrollment report
Transportation report
District tr
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Tue Dec 17, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta de Educación de Bentonville aprueba la Fase III de la remodelación de Lincoln Junior High School
La Junta de Educación está revisando los datos de desempeño del distrito y las actualizaciones del Mid-States Benchmarking Consortium. El organismo está decidiendo sobre la aprobación de una tercera fase de remodelación para Lincoln Junior High School.
- Aprobación de la Fase III de la remodelación de LJHS, que incluye 7,400 sf de piso nuevo y un generador de respaldo
- Expulsión formal de un estudiante masculino de 10º grado de BHS Virtual hasta el otoño de 2024
- Presentación del Informe Anual al Público con datos de Atlas State Assessment y NWEA MAP
- Premio Extra Mile presentado a la consejera Marisa Snow
- Revisión de las conclusiones del Mid-States Benchmarking Consortium sobre IA y educación profesional
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Tue Nov 19, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
El consejo aprueba nuevos modelos de elección de padres en dos escuelas primarias
El Consejo Escolar de Bentonville aprobó nuevos modelos de elección de padres para el año escolar 2025-26 en Sugar Creek Elementary (integración de artes) y Thomas Jefferson Elementary (academia de liderazgo). El consejo también aprobó un aumento neto anual de $444,252 al contrato de limpieza con SSC Service Solutions, el informe financiero y un orden del día de consentimiento que incluyó tres expulsiones de estudiantes.
- Aprobado el Modelo de Integración de Artes en Sugar Creek Elementary (SCES) y la Academia de Liderazgo en Thomas Jefferson Elementary (TJES) para 2025-26
- Aumentado el contrato de limpieza con SSC Service Solutions en $444,252 netos anuales, eliminando un bono de asistencia
- Aprobado el informe financiero de octubre de 2024 que muestra un saldo de fondo operativo de $37.0 millones
- El orden del día de consentimiento incluyó las expulsiones de tres estudiantes (dos en Compass, uno en BWHS Virtual) hasta las fechas especificadas
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✓ Decidido: Board approves new model schools and custodial pay increase
The Board approved the establishment of a Leadership Academy at Thomas Jefferson Elementary and an Arts Integration Program at Sugar Creek Elementary for 2025-26. Members also authorized a custodial contract pay increase and elected new board officers.
- Elected Kelly Carlson (President), Jennifer Faddis (Vice President), and Becky Guthrie (Secretary)
- Approved SCES Arts Integration model for 2025-26 school year
- Approved TJES Leadership Academy model for 2025-26 school year
- Authorized custodial contract increase for SSC Service Solutions (net annual change $444,252)
- Approved policy changes for sick day donations and School Choice rules
- Approved addition of one FTE Commissioned School Security Officer for COMPASS program
- Approved three student expulsions
- Accepted personnel packet including resignations and new hires
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, November 19, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, November 20, 2024
The meeting called to order at 5:30 pm
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Lisa St. John, Jennifer Morrow, Kelly Boortz, Steve Vera, Aaron Nickles, Marleah Purdy, Leslee Wright, Jack Loyd, Jonathon Guthrie, Emily Carlson, Stephanie Summerford
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 4:14)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Secretary Jennifer Faddis called roll. All members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 4:52)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Jeremy Farmer to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Oath of Office New Board Member / Conflict of Interest: (podcast 5:22)
President Carlson swore Jennifer Faddis in as a school board member for a term of 5 years.
Election of Officers: (podcast 7:03)
Dr. Debbie Jones began the process for electing new school board officers by asking for nominations for School Board President.
Motion by Jennifer Faddis, second by Joel Dunning to elect Kel
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Tue Oct 22, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La junta aprueba el Borrador A del calendario escolar 2025-2026 tras votación del personal
La junta votará sobre el calendario escolar 2025-2026, el cual fue seleccionado por el personal (813 licenciados, 273 clasificados para el Borrador A). También recibirán una actualización sobre el Programa de los Años Primarios del Bachillerato Internacional en Mary Mae Jones Elementary y aprobarán el informe financiero de septiembre que muestra un saldo de fondos de $63.6 million. La agenda de consentimiento incluye siete expulsiones de estudiantes e informes rutinarios sobre instalaciones, inscripción y transporte.
- Aprobación del Borrador A del calendario 2025-2026 (los estudiantes comienzan el martes, vacaciones de invierno de dos semanas, último día 27 de mayo)
- Actualización del programa IB en Mary Mae Jones Elementary – lanzamiento del modelo de escuela de elección de los padres
- Informe financiero: saldo total de fondos de $63.6M, saldo del fondo operativo de $31.1M (12.4%)
- La agenda de consentimiento incluye 7 expulsiones (todos varones, grados 9-11, la mayoría del programa COMPASS) con fechas de reinscripción
- Premio Extra Mile a Dean Hacker y Jerry Guillory por recuperar un oso de peluche del techo de Apple Glen Elementary
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✓ Decidido: Board approves 2025-2026 school calendar and millage rollback
The Board approved a draft school calendar for 2025-2026 with a proposed start date of August 12. Members also certified a countywide millage rollback and approved updates to district course offerings.
- Approved 2025-2026 school calendar Draft A (7-0)
- Certified A.C.A. § 26-26-404 Computation and Certification Form for millage rollback (7-0)
- Approved first quarter Financial Report (7-0)
- Approved course approvals and deletions as presented (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet and one-year contract extension for Dr. Jones (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including facilities, enrollment, and transportation reports (7-0)
- Approved formal expulsions for seven students (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, October 22, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present : Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Jennifer Morrow, Lisa St. John, Aaron Nickles, Jeff Wasem, Adrienne Gunter, Melinda Bunyard, Stephanie Schriner
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 1:35)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Secretary Faddis called roll. All members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:20)
Motion to approve the agenda as presented by Willie Cowgur, second by Becky Guthrie.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 2:45)
Dean Hacker and Jerry Guillory from the Facilities Department were the Extra Mile Award recipients. Mr. Hacker climbed the roof at Apple Glen Elementary to retrieve a stuffed bear that belonged to a student, Kayden. Mr. Hacker is retiring at the end of October after 50 years of service with Bentonville Schools.
Public Comments: (podcast 6:57)
There were no public comments.
Review Calendar: (podcast 7:03)
President Carlson reviewed the upcomin
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Thu Oct 10, 2024
Board Work Session
La Junta recibe actualización del plan de instalaciones a 10 años
La Junta de Escuelas Públicas de Bentonville llevó a cabo una sesión de trabajo el 10 de octubre de 2024. El punto principal de la agenda fue una actualización del Plan Maestro de Instalaciones a 10 Años, que proyecta la matrícula y planifica nuevas construcciones y proyectos de capital. La junta también aprobó transferencias del distrito a través de una agenda de consentimiento.
- Plan de Instalaciones a 10 Años actualizado con proyecciones de matrícula y cronograma de nuevas construcciones, incluyendo una expansión de 600 asientos en Bentonville West High School que abrirá en el otoño de 2029 y una sexta escuela intermedia que abrirá en el otoño de 2031
- Transferencias del distrito aprobadas a través de la agenda de consentimiento
- El plan de instalaciones muestra que los ingresos operativos superan los gastos, con ahorros transferidos al Building Fund para financiar la construcción sin nuevos impuestos
- Proyectos de capital superiores a $150,000 enumerados, con vestíbulos seguros completados en las escuelas Apple Glen, Elm Tree y Ardis Ann
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✓ Decidido: Board reviews 10-year facilities plan predicting 3,000 student increase
The board reviewed enrollment projections and a 10-year capital project plan. Discussions focused on high school capacity and potential facility expansions. The board approved the meeting agenda and district transfers.
- Approved meeting agenda
- Approved district transfers
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Board Work Session (Thursday, October 10, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Tuesday, October 15, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Mr. Dunning arrived at 5:56 p.m.
Members absent:
Willie Cowgur
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Marleah Purdy, Billy Tipps, Jonathon Guthrie, Aaron Nickles,
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:01)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Secretary Faddis called roll. Willie Cowgur was absent. Joel Dunning arrived at 5:56 p.m., Becky Guthrie, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Jeremy Farmer, and Tatum Aicklen were present. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 0:44)
Motion by Jeremy Farmer, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Willie Cowgur, Joel Dunning
Consent Agenda: (podcast 1:10)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Jeremy Farmer to approve the agenda:
District transfers
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Willie Cowgur, Joel Dunning
10 Year Facilities Master Pl
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Tue Sep 17, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta aprueba transferencia de $10M al fondo de construcción para obras futuras
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprobó una transferencia de $10 millones del fondo operativo al fondo de construcción para obras futuras, adoptó el presupuesto del año fiscal 2025 con un superávit de $1.1 millones y recibió una actualización informativa sobre la implementación del currículo de alfabetización CKLA. La agenda de consentimiento incluyó la aprobación de actas, informes y solicitudes del Programa de Alimentos para el Cuidado de Niños y Adultos para Adventure Club, Building Bridges y Tennie Russell Primary School.
- Transferencia de $10M del fondo operativo al fondo de construcción para obras futuras
- Aprobación del presupuesto propuesto para el año fiscal 2025 con ingresos operativos que superan los gastos por $1.1M
- Presentación informativa sobre la implementación del currículo de alfabetización CKLA
- La agenda de consentimiento incluyó la aprobación de solicitudes de CACFP para Adventure Club, Building Bridges y Tennie Russell Primary School
- Reconocimiento de la Dra. Debbie Jones como Superintendente del Año
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves FY2025 budget and $10M fund transfer
The Board approved the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget and authorized a $10 million transfer from the operating fund to the building fund for future construction. The board also approved the hiring of one additional full-time athletic trainer and accepted a personnel packet of hires, resignations, and transfers.
- Approved $10 million transfer from operating fund to building fund (3-0)
- Approved proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget (7-0)
- Approved request for one additional full-time athletic trainer (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including August 20 minutes and CACFP participation (7-0)
- Decided to keep October 22, 2024, board meeting date despite fall break
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, September 17, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration Present:
Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Steve Vera, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Marleah Purdy, Jennifer Morrow, Billy Tipps
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 2:09)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Secretary Faddis called roll. All members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:24)
Motion by Tatum Aicklen, second by Becky Guthrie to Approve Agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 3:15)
Dr. Mike Hernandez, Executive Director of Arkansas Association of Educational Administrators announced Bentonville Superintendent Dr. Debbie Jones as Superintendent of the Year.
Motion by Tatum Aicklen, second by Jeremy Farmer to take a short recess
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Jeremy Farmer to return from recess.
Final Resolution: Motion Car
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Tue Aug 20, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La junta aprueba el informe financiero y los vehículos sobrantes
La Junta de Educación de Bentonville aprobó el informe financiero de julio de 2024 y los vehículos sobrantes. La junta también reconoció a todas las escuelas del distrito por el premio Purple Star y discutió los objetivos de enfoque del plan estratégico 2024-2025.
- Aprobación del informe financiero de julio de 2024
- Sobrante de dos vehículos (2014 GMC Acadia, 1995 International Bus)
- Reconocimiento de todas las escuelas por el premio Purple Star
- Discusión de los objetivos de enfoque del plan estratégico 2024-2025
- Aprobación de los elementos del orden del día de consentimiento
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves financial report and personnel changes
The Board approved the start-of-year financial report and the surpusing of two end-of-life vehicles. Members also accepted a personnel packet containing new hires, resignations, and transfers. The board discussed strategic goals including student mental health and cell phone policies.
- Approved financial report and surpusing of two vehicles (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (7-0)
- Approved July 16 and August 5 meeting minutes (7-0)
- Approved facilities, enrollment, transportation, and district transfer reports (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, August 20, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Don Hoover, Tanya Sharp, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Jennifer Morrow, Marleah Purdy, Aaron Nickles, Leslee Wright, Steve Vera, Melinda Bunyard
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:01)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Secretary Faddis called role. All members were present.
Approve the agenda : (podcast 0:39)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Joel Dunning to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 1:03)
Don Hoover presented the Purple Star Schools award to all of the schools in the district. This award honors the strong commitment in supporting students and families connected to the military. This program is managed by the Arkansas Council for Military Children partners with the Arkansas Department of Education. Dr. Katherine Ellsworth, Director of Student Services, leads the district to make sure each school as an onsite military education coordinator.
Grac
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Mon Aug 5, 2024
Board of Education Meeting-Personnel
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprueba paquete de personal y transferencias del distrito
La Junta de Educación de las Escuelas Públicas de Bentonville llevó a cabo una reunión de personal el 5 de agosto de 2024. La junta aprobó una agenda de consentimiento que incluía transferencias del distrito y, posteriormente, aprobó un paquete de personal después de una sesión ejecutiva. Todas las votaciones fueron unánimes.
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento que incluye las Transferencias del Distrito (final del 16 de julio de 2024)
- Aprobó el paquete de personal según fue presentado (nombres en los archivos adjuntos)
- Llevó a cabo una sesión ejecutiva bajo la FOIA de Arkansas (Sección 25-19-106)
- Votaciones unánimes en todas las acciones por parte de los seis miembros de la junta
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✓ Decidido: Board approves personnel packet and district transfers
The Board of Education approved a personnel packet containing new hires, resignations, and status changes. The board also approved district transfers.
- Approved district transfers (6-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and status changes (6-0)
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Board of Education Meeting-Personnel (Monday, August 5, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Tuesday, August 6, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:31 p.m.
Members present
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent:
Joel Dunning
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Aaron Nickles
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:51)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:31 p.m. and Secretary Jennifer Faddis called roll. Joel Dunning was absent. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 1:28)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Willie Cowgur to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Joel Dunning
Consent Agenda: (podcast 1:52)
Motion by Jeremy Farmer, second by Becky Guthrie: District Transfers
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Joel Dunning
Executive Session: (podcast 2:27)
The Board retired to Executive Session at 5:32 p.m.
The Board returned to Open Session at 5:54 p.m.
Personnel recommendation: (podcast 24:03)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Tatum Aicklen to accept Personnel packet as pres
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Tue Jul 16, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprueba aumentos salariales para sustitutos e informes financieros
La Junta de Educación revisó la condición financiera del distrito y aprobó varias revisiones de políticas para el año escolar 2024-2025. La junta también votó por aumentar las tarifas de pago para los sustitutos de Kelly Education para mantenerse competitiva con los distritos vecinos.
- Aprobó aumentos salariales para los sustitutos de Kelly Education con un impacto estimado de $96,250
- Aprobó el excedente de siete vehículos de flota para la venta en govdeals.org
- Aprobó informes financieros que muestran un saldo total de fondos de $80.9 millones
- Aprobó revisiones de políticas relacionadas con el estatus legal de la Junta, organización, agendas de reuniones y deberes del superintendente
- Aprobó los puntos de la agenda de consentimiento, incluyendo el presupuesto propuesto y documentos electorales
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves substitute pay increases and personnel changes
The Board approved a new pay scale for Kelly Education substitutes and authorized the surplus of seven used vehicles. Members also approved four policy revisions and a personnel packet containing new hires, resignations, and transfers.
- Approved pay increase for Kelly Education substitutes (5-0)
- Approved financial report and surplus of seven vehicles (5-0)
- Approved four recommended policy revisions for 2024-2025 (5-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (5-0)
- Approved June 18, 2024 meeting minutes, facilities report, and transportation report (5-0)
- Approved district transfers and Surrogate Parent Designee form SP-1 (5-0)
- Approved proposed budget and election documents (5-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, July 16, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Thursday, July 18, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members Absent:
Willie Cowgur, Joel Dunning
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Aaron Nickles, Steve Vera, Don Hoover, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Jennifer Morrow, Marleah Purdy, Jack Loyd, Jonathon Guthrie
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 2:21)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Joel Dunning and Willie Cowgur were absent. All other board members were present. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 3:00)
Motion by Jeremy Farmer, second by Becky Guthrie to approve the agenda.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Public Comments: (podcast 3:24)
There are no public comments.
Review Calendar: (podcast 3:30)
President Carlson reviewed upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda: (podcast 4:03)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve:
Minutes of the June 18, 2024, regular meeting;
Facilities report
Transportation report
District Transfers
Surrogate Parent Designee form SP-1
Proposed Budget & Election Documents
Final Resoluti
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Tue Jun 18, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta aprueba estación de combustible de transporte de $3.48M y vestuario de $2.83M
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprobó dos proyectos importantes de construcción: un precio máximo garantizado (GMP) de $3,481,958 para reemplazar la estación de combustible del Departamento de Transporte y añadir estacionamiento, y un GMP de $2,826,411 para un nuevo vestuario en el BHS Soccer/Track Complex. La junta también recibió un informe informativo sobre el tiempo de pantalla y las iniciativas de ciudadanía digital. La agenda de consentimiento, que incluye actas, informes y planes de mejora escolar, fue aprobada por unanimidad.
- Aprobó GMP de $3,481,958 para el Reemplazo de la Estación de Combustible de Transporte y Adición de Estacionamiento, iniciando en el verano de 2024, finalización en marzo de 2025
- Aprobó GMP de $2,826,411 para la Adición de Vestuarios de BHS Soccer/Track, iniciando en el verano de 2024, finalización en febrero de 2025
- Recibió el Informe de Tiempo de Pantalla solo como información
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento que incluye las actas de la reunión de mayo, informes de instalaciones/matrícula/transporte, elección de escuela, transferencias del distrito y planes de mejora escolar
- No se realizaron comentarios públicos
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✓ Decidido: Board approves over $6.3M for athletic and transportation facilities
The Board of Education approved two major construction projects for BHS locker rooms and a transportation fueling station. Members also approved the 2024-2025 student handbooks, property insurance renewal, and a personnel packet.
- Approved BHS Soccer and Track Locker Room GMP for $2,826,411.00 (6-0, 1 recused)
- Approved Transportation Fueling Station Replacement and Parking Lot Addition for $3,481,958.00 (7-0)
- Approved property insurance renewal for 2024/2025 totaling $1,324,079 (7-0)
- Approved 2024-2025 student handbooks (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (7-0)
- Approved financial report for close of period 11 (7-0)
- Approved policy revisions as presented (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including May meeting minutes and various district reports (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, June 18, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Jennifer Morrow, Aaron Nickles, Steve Vera, Jason Salmons, Billy Tipps, Trish Wood
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:01)
Approve the agenda: (podcast 0:16)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Joel Dunning to approve the agenda as presented
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Public Comments: (podcast 0:39)
There were no public comments.
Calendar: (podcast 0:41)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda: (podcast 1:36)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Jeremy Farmer to approve:
Minutes of the May 21, 2024, regular meeting; May 8, 2024, special meeting
Facilities report
Enrollment report
Transportation report
School Choice
District Transfers
School Improvement Plans
Parent & Family Engagement
Statement of Assurances
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Bec
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Tue May 21, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La junta aprueba $1.6M para actualizaciones de la instalación de Ignite Annex y Servicios Estudiantiles
La junta aprobó un precio máximo garantizado de $1,638,250 para actualizaciones de la instalación de Ignite Annex y Servicios Estudiantiles, que incluyen renovaciones de aulas y baños, un nuevo techo de metal y reparaciones exteriores. También se aprobó un proyecto independiente de reemplazo de pisos de $923,407 en Cooper y Centerton Gamble Elementary. La agenda de consentimiento incluyó las expulsiones formales de cuatro estudiantes de secundaria e informes rutinarios. La junta reconoció a la Cabo Melissa Fox con el Premio Extra Mile.
- Aprobó el GMP para la Actualización de la Instalación de Ignite Annex y Servicios Estudiantiles por $1,638,250
- Aprobó el GMP para el reemplazo de pisos de Cooper & Centerton Gamble Elementary por $923,407
- La agenda de consentimiento incluyó expulsiones formales de cuatro estudiantes varones en BHS/Virtual en varias fechas
- Reconoció a la Cabo Melissa Fox con el Premio Extra Mile por su servicio como oficial de recursos escolares
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✓ Decidido: Board approves $1.6M Ignite Annex and $923K flooring project
The Board of Education approved two major construction projects for the summer of 2024. They also accepted several updated department handbooks and a personnel packet including new hires and resignations.
- Approved Ignite Annex & Student Services Facility Update GMP for $1,638,250.00
- Approved flooring replacement at Cooper & Centerton Gamble Elementary for $923,407.00
- Approved policy changes for 3.34, 6.27, 6.14, 8.48, 4.11, 4.16, 4.39, and 4.63
- Approved financial report for close of period 10
- Accepted updated department handbooks for Athletics, Childcare, Preschool, TREC, Gateway, Ignite, and Visual and Performing Arts
- Approved personnel packet including resignations, new hires, and transfers
- Approved four formal expulsions for students at BHS/Virtual
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, May 21, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Kelly Carlson, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Tatum Aicklen, Jeremy Farmer (arrived at 5:36 p.m.)
Members absent:
Jennifer Faddis, Willie Cowgur
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Don Hoover, Lisa St. John, Kelly Boortz, Jennifer Morrow, Leslee Wright, Steve Vera, Aaron Nickles, Billy Tipps, Marty Reynolds, Jean Womack, Lori Passmore, Josh Turpin, Jessica Imel
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 1:35)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Becky Guthrie called roll. Jeremy Farmer, Jennifer Faddis, and Willie Cowgur were absent. There was a quorum. Jeremy Farmer arrived at 5:36 p.m.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:30)
Motion by Tatum Aicklen, second by Joel Dunning to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Kelly Carlson, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Jennifer Faddis, Willie Cowgur, Jeremy Farmer
Recognition: (podcast 3:06)
Student Jacoby Hook introduced the Extra Mile Award recipient, Corporal Melissa Fox. She is the School Resource Officer at Washington Junior High School.
Public Comments: (podcast 4:58)
Sam Linton spoke about FASD. He wanted to say how good of a teacher Laurie Hughey f
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Wed May 8, 2024
Board of Education Meeting-Personnel
La Junta aprueba el paquete de personal y los traslados del distrito
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville se reunió en una sesión de personal para aprobar la agenda y la agenda de consentimiento, que incluía los traslados del distrito. Posteriormente, la junta entró en sesión ejecutiva antes de votar para aceptar el paquete de recomendaciones de personal tal como fue presentado. La reunión se levantó a las 6:26 p.m.
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento: Traslados del Distrito
- Entró en sesión ejecutiva bajo la FOIA de Arkansas
- Aprobó el paquete de Recomendaciones de Personal (detalles en los PDFs adjuntos)
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Tue Apr 16, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta aprueba un aumento salarial del 4.8% limitado a $2,500 para todos los empleados
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprobó un aumento salarial del 4.8% en todas las escalas salariales, limitado a $2,500 anuales, con un costo aproximado de $5.078 millones. También discutieron los beneficios de los empleados y escucharon una presentación sobre el programa de intervención de Lincoln Junior High para estudiantes rezagados en matemáticas, inglés o comportamiento. Se aprobó la agenda de consentimiento, que incluyó informes rutinarios y la expulsión formal de un estudiante masculino de 8.º grado.
- Aprobó un aumento salarial del 4.8% para todo el personal licenciado y clasificado, limitado a $2,500/año, efectivo para 2024-25
- Discutió el paquete de beneficios para empleados, incluyendo el seguro médico (contribución del distrito de $234.50/mes) y la discapacidad a largo plazo
- Escuchó la presentación sobre el plan de intervención escalonado de Lincoln Junior High para estudiantes con dificultades
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento, que incluyó actas, informes de instalaciones/matriculación/transporte, transferencias del distrito y la expulsión formal de un estudiante masculino de 8.º grado en FJHS/Virtual
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board approves 4.8% staff salary increase
The Board of Education approved a salary increase for licensed and classified employees and renewed several service contracts. They also authorized the sale of surplus transportation equipment and accepted a personnel packet of hires and resignations.
- Approved 4.8% salary increase for licensed and classified employees, capped at $2,500 annually (7-0)
- Renewed custodial services contract with SSC Service Solutions for $6,465,508 (7-0)
- Renewed food service contract with Aramark for 2024-25 (7-0)
- Approved 2024-25 student accident insurance through Health Special Risk, Inc. for $19,520 (7-0)
- Approved financial report and the surpusing of transportation department items (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (6-0)
- Approved consent agenda including expulsion of one 8th grade male student (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, April 16, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Friday, April 19, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 pm
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Lisa St. John, Tanya Sharp, Don Hoover, Jennifer Morrow, Kelly Boortz, Leslee Wright, Aaron Nickles, Steve Vera
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 1:44)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Vice President Cowgur called roll. Jennifer Faddis is participating by phone. All others were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:50)
Motion by Tatum Aicklen, second by Joel Dunning to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 3:19)
Dr. Janet Schwanhausser presented the Extra Mile Award to Amanda Hinds who is a teacher at Lincoln Junior High School. Ms. Hinds made the Eclipse on April 8th a great event with a lot of hard work.
Public Comments: (podcast 7:35)
There were no public comments tonight.
Review Calendar: (podcast 7:40)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda: (podcast 8:20)
Motion by Becky G
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Wed Mar 27, 2024
Board Work Session
La junta discute el Plan Maestro del Centro con evaluaciones de propiedades escolares
La junta discutió el Plan Maestro del Centro, revisando evaluaciones de varias propiedades escolares (Old High, RE Baker, Sugar Creek, Thomas Jefferson, Lincoln Jr High). También aprobaron la agenda de consentimiento, que incluye una exención del calendario por clima inclemente. La reunión incluyó elementos procesales como la aprobación de la agenda y el cierre de la sesión.
- Discusión del Plan Maestro del Centro con evaluaciones de cinco propiedades escolares (Old High, RE Baker, Sugar Creek, Thomas Jefferson, Lincoln Jr High)
- Agenda de consentimiento aprobada, incluyendo una resolución para una exención del calendario por clima inclemente
- La junta aprobó la agenda tal como fue presentada
- La reunión se clausuró a las 7:00 p.m.
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✓ Decidido: Bentonville School Board to pursue grant for downtown schools master plan
The Board reviewed building assessments for downtown schools, specifically noting electrical and ADA compliance issues at Old High Middle School and structural concerns at REBaker Elementary. The District will proceed with a grant application for master planning and design consultation.
- Approved the meeting agenda
- Approved the Consent Agenda
- Decided to move forward with the grant application process for downtown schools master planning and design
📄 De las actas
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Board Work Session (Wednesday, March 27, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Thursday, March 28, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 pm
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Members absent: Kelly Carlson, Joel Dunning
Administration present: Debbie Jones, Janet Schwanhausser, Tanya Sharp, Lisa St. John, Don Hoover, Leslee Wright, Aaron Nickles, Paul Wallace
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 1:47)
Vice President Cowgur called the meeting to order at 5:30 pm. Secretary Faddis called roll. Kelly Carlson and Joel Dunning were absent. There was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 2:30)
Motion by Becky Guthrie, second by Tatum Aicklen to approve the agenda.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Kelly Carlson, Joel Dunning
Consent Agenda: (podcast 2:55)
Motion by Tatum Aicklen, second by Jeremy Farmer to approve: Consent Agenda content
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Absent: Kelly Carlson, Joel Dunning
Downtown Master Plan: (podcast 3:47)
Dr. Janet Schwanhausser went through the Master Planning and Design Powerpoint presentation for the downtown schools. The downtown schools consist of Old High Middle School, REBaker Elementary
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Tue Mar 12, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La Junta aprueba currículo de matemáticas de $669K para K-4
La Junta Escolar de Bentonville aprobó la adopción de Eureka Math² para los grados K-4 con un costo inicial de $669,128.95. También aprobaron la agenda de consentimiento, que incluye dos expulsiones de estudiantes y el informe financiero mensual. La junta reconoció a Dan Eddy con el Premio Extra Mile y recibió información sobre las ofertas de campamentos de verano de 2024.
- Aprobó el currículo de matemáticas Eureka Math² K-4, costo inicial $669,128.95
- Aprobó la agenda de consentimiento, que incluye la expulsión de un estudiante masculino de 9º grado en BHS/Gateway y una estudiante femenina de 11º grado en BWHS/Virtual hasta la primavera de 2024
- Aprobó el informe financiero que muestra un saldo del fondo operativo de $49.1 millones
- Reconoció al profesor de ciencias de la computación Dan Eddy con el Premio Extra Mile
- Recibió información sobre los campamentos de verano de 2024 con una cuota de inscripción de $125
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✓ Decidido: Board approves $669,128.95 for new K-4 math curriculum
The Board of Education approved the adoption of Eureka Math² for grades K-4 and a new two-phase staff childcare program. Members also approved the period 8 financial report and a personnel packet. Discussion regarding attainable housing was tabled.
- Approved adoption of Eureka Math² for grades K-4 at a cost of $669,128.95 (7-0)
- Approved staff childcare program including personnel requests and purchasing (7-0)
- Approved period 8 financial report (7-0)
- Approved personnel packet including new hires, resignations, and transfers (7-0)
- Approved February 20, 2024 minutes and various district reports (7-0)
- Approved expulsion of 9th grade male and 11th grade female through spring 2024 (7-0)
- Tabled discussion on attainable housing and a proposed $10,000 sign-on bonus for new staff
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, March 12, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Friday, March 15, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present: Debbie Jones, Lisa St. John, Janet Schwanhausser, Don Hoover, Tanya Sharp, Jennifer Morrow, Aaron Nickles, Steve Vera, Leslee Wright, Kelly Boortz
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 0:35)
President Carlson called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Secretary Faddis called roll. All members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 1:32)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Becky Guthrie to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 2:00)
Dr. Toby Nix introduced the Extra Mile Award recipient for March, Daniel Eddy. He is a computer science teacher at Fulbright Junior High School.
Public Comments: (podcast 4:45)
Isabel Townsend spoke about the NJROTC Program.
Meredith Chapuis spoke in favor of the attainable housing project to get the best teachers for students.
Mrs. Powers (wife to Luke Powers who originally signed up to speak) spoke in favor of affordable housing.
Wendy Hughes spok
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Tue Feb 20, 2024
Board of Education Meeting
La junta aprueba calendario escolar alternativo y reemplazo de techo por $814,690
La junta votó cambiar de un calendario tradicional a uno alternativo tanto para los años escolares 2023/2024 como 2024/2025, lo cual requiere una exención estatal. También aprobaron un contrato de precio máximo garantizado de $814,690 para reemplazar el techo de Bentonville High School North. Se aprobaron la agenda de consentimiento y el informe financiero, y se reconoció al personal.
- Aprobación de la exención para cambiar los calendarios 2023/2024 y 2024/2025 de tradicionales a alternativos
- Aprobación de $814,690 GMP para el reemplazo del techo de BHS North por M2 Roofing LLC
- Aprobación del informe financiero que muestra un saldo de fondos de $89.4 millones en todos los fondos
- Aprobación de la agenda de consentimiento que incluye actas, informes de instalaciones, inscripción, transporte y transferencias del distrito
- Reconocimiento de Casey Cawein con el Extra Mile Award de enero
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✓ Decidido: Board approves $814,690 roof replacement for BHS North
The Board of Education approved a contract for roof replacement at Bentonville High School North and authorized a $20 million investment in US Treasuries. The board also transitioned the school calendar from traditional to alternate for the 2023/2024 and 2024/2025 school years.
- Approved $814,690 contract with M2 Roofing LLC for BHS North roof (7-0)
- Authorized $20,000,000 investment in US Treasuries with BOK Financial Securities (7-0)
- Changed school calendar from traditional to alternate (7-0)
- Approved revised 2023/2024 and modified 2024/2025 school calendars (7-0)
- Approved personnel requests for new positions including Elementary Academic Coach and CTE (7-0)
- Approved revisions to computer use policies 3.28 and 3.28F (7-0)
- Approved financial report and consent agenda (7-0)
- Accepted personnel packet including resignations and new hires (7-0)
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Board of Education Meeting (Tuesday, February 20, 2024)
Generated by Kimberly Ross on Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m.
Members present:
Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Administration present:
Debbie Jones, Tanya Sharp, Janet Schwanhausser, Lisa St. John, Jennifer Morrow, Lisa Tyler, Kelly Boortz, Don Hoover, Paul Wallace, Leslee Wright, Jack Loyd, Callie Sanchez, Billy Tipps, Martin Reynolds, Toby Nix
Welcome/Call to Order/Pledge: (podcast 5:11)
President Carlson called the meeting to order and led the Pledge of Allegiance. Secretary Faddis called roll. All members were present and there was a quorum.
Approve the agenda: (podcast 5:50)
Motion by Willie Cowgur, second by Joel Dunning to approve the agenda as presented.
Final Resolution: Motion Carries
Yes: Willie Cowgur, Kelly Carlson, Jennifer Faddis, Becky Guthrie, Joel Dunning, Jeremy Farmer, Tatum Aicklen
Recognition: (podcast 6:18)
Student Bella Browning introduced the Extra Mile Award recipient Callie Cawein. Bella gave examples of how her teacher, Mrs. Cawein has touched her life.
Public Comments: (podcast 9:06)
One person signed up but decided not to speak.
Review Calendar: (podcast 9:46)
President Carlson reviewed the upcoming calendar events.
Consent Agenda: (podcast 1
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