Advocates for the
Centralized Academic, Creative and Performing Arts Gifted Program of Rockford
District 205
member
Minutes of September 18, 2000, meeting,
Meeting was called to order at 6:30 PM.
There were a total of 41 present.
Introduction of Board and Board Reports
President - Terry Mohaupt introduced
PGE Board and thanked those who helped with registration at King (Jan Kaderabek & Patty Powers), West (Rebecca
Towns and volunteers) and
Vice President - Tom Shula
Secretary - Arlene Williams / Thelma Busker
will record minutes to e-mail, post at school and put into newsletter, which
will be mailed out more
frequently.
Treasurer - Leon Saul reported that we have 83 members of PGE
after registration and a current balance of $1,364.37. He added that this
would be a "skinny" year. We have not had a fundraiser since
1996.
Publications - Andy Tatar was not present
School Liaisons
King: none
West: Andy Tatar, Tom Shula
Auburn: none
Committee Reports
Directory - Pink membership forms were made available to be
distributed and collected at the end of the evening
District Meetings
Parent Council: Jude Makulec
School Board: Tom Shula will represent PGE at school board meetings
Newsletter - Terry thanked Andy for all of his hard work on the
newsletters; they have previously been sent out quarterly; but will try to send
them out more frequently; volunteers are needed.
New Business
Testing for the Academy will be Saturday, November 19 at
Terry announced Focus Saturday would be October 21 at Cherry Vale
Mall
Marilyn Parrish displayed the Sara Ingrassia
dictionary to be distributed to every third grader in the district.This
is the fourth year for distribution. The cost of the
dictionary is $20 each. She is asking for ndividuals to purchase one or more dictionary.
Nameplates will be put inside each book showing who donated the book.
Those donating a dictionary are invited to help sort the dictionaries on
November 5 and
also welcome to help pass the dictionaries out to students.
Pam Wilson, past Co-President of PGE, announced that
there is a possibility of one parent from West serving on the committee to
study the reopening of West as a High School. Anyone interested were to
talk to her after the meeting.
Terry introduced School Superintendent, Dr. Brown. Dr.
Brown announced he had to leave at 7:00 PM to catch a flight to
Dr. Brown talked bout the International Baccalaureate
program he would like to implement in the
district. It is a challenging curriculum that would give students college
credits. One high school, maybe two is interested. In response to one of
the printed questions, he stated CAPA would remain at
Dr. Brown proposed his idea of school-based management.
Parents would be involved with
interviewing and hiring teachers for their school. He stated he would
also like to see the Gifted Program expand and provide opportunities outside
the program. He would like to see class size reduced for K - 2 and in
high school.
At this point Dr. Brown needed to leave,
Gary Bishop and Ruth Harris then addressed questions and
concerns. Concern was raised if the IB program would be competition for
the Gifted Program.
Suggestions were given on other resources nationally.
Discussion following addressed the need to reach out to children on
the Gifted Program's waiting list; the feasibility of re-opening West;
the concern of how this would affect the Gifted Program and middle schools.
The subject of weighted grades was also discussed.
The meeting adjourned at 7:55 PM.
Next meeting will be Monday, October 23.
Respectfully submitted,
Thelma Busker
Minutes for Monday,
Meeting was called to order at
There were a total of 14 present: Sue Christensen, Phil Doncheck,
Mike Golden, Bruce Keyzer,
Kris Keyzer, Jude Makulec,
Terry Mohaupt, Marilyn Parrish, Leon Saul, Tom Shula, Andy Tatar,
Board Reports
School Liaisons
Committee Reports
New Business
Discussion included these
topics:
Meeting adjourned at
Next meeting will be Monday, November 20 at
6:30 p.m.,
Respectfully submitted, Terry James Mohaupt
Minutes for Monday,
Meeting was called to order at
Board Reports
1. President: Terry James Mohaupt
A. On Oct. 27, Terry spoke at the
B. Terry met with Area Superintendent Jim Carter to discuss weighted grades at
C. Terry met with Mary Lamping, who is having her staff collect data we need
for report card.
2. Secretary: Thelma Busker resigned; Terry
recorded minutes. Weıll need someone to replace her.
3. Treasurer: Leon Saul: 121 members; balance a/o 11/20/00: $1,819.37;
deducted from this will be payment for directory printing; King PTO will
reimburse for their share.
4. School Liaisons
A. King: Tom Shula (PTO Co-president, PGE
Vice-president)
1) Blues singer Shirley King, daughter of BB King, performed Thursday 11/16 at
King for Blues Day.
2) King ISAT scores for grade 4: Science 94 exceeded the state average 64; Social
Science 89 (state average 59).
B. West: Pam Wilson
1) West feasibility steering committee has divided into subcommittees for
study. The subcommittee studying the impact of West becoming a high school on
current West students is chaired by Pam Wilson; it includes Deb Bailey, Mike
Golden, Sidella Hughes, Terry Mohaupt,
Debbie Reppen-Lucas, Leon Saul, Tom Shula, and David Sidney (
2) West newsletter has a letter from Sue Christensen and statistics to
encourage families to "Choose Auburn Academy."
3) The survey of families about the school schedule
shows overwhelming response in favor of a return to the old times. Results will
be presented through Parent Council to School Board.
4) The IMSA after-school no-fee program is now on track to present to School
Board.
5) This grading period, 20 Academy students earned 4.0. School honor roll is
307= 54%; first quarter attendance is 94.2%.
6) Testing:
a) 117 students in grade 5 tested for 30 seats. 25 each in
grades 6 & 7. 66 in grade 8.
b) West 8th graders tested during school hours. It was an example of the
district working well, with cooperation setting up, bringing chairs, etc.
c) West will be the site of make-up testing beginning next year.
7) December 6, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Choice Open House.
C. Auburn
1) Weighted grades discussion will be
revisited; Area Superintendent James Carter will no longer be involved.
He and Superintendent Dr. Brown are ³leery of weighted grades.² Dr. Diane
Neumann related her experience and recommendation against weighted grades.
2) West staff offered to help
3) Second semester all but a few 8th period classes will be dropped.
4) Nov. 30, 5-7 PM Open House for new Tech Wing.
5) Dec. 13, 7-8 PM, Choice Open House.
6) Yale recruiter will come in the spring to only
7) Academy student Melissa McVinn was praised
for her art portfolio and science achievements in gaining a scholarship to
Bradley.
8) Marilyn reported Mrs. Longhenry provided the
name of a graduate who could write a letter that can be used to help with
recruitment.
9) LouAnn Alberts of
CAPA has worked on outreach and recruitment for the Academy.
10) Whitewater hosted a writing symposium attended by Academy students.
11) While
12) The November newsletter had an article about National merit Scholars
and Illinois State Scholars. Terry will ask our secretary, Arlene Williams, to
send congratulatory cards to them.
Committee Reports
1. Directory: Thanks to Andy Tatar, Audrey Salberg,
Marilyn Parrish, Martha Shula,
and Pam Wilson, itıs done! Pam delivered & picked up at printer. Copies
were distributed at King and West; Gary Wortham will
take Auburnıs.
2. District Meetings
A. Parent Council: Jude Makulec
1) Assessment Task Force study, with Mary Lamping, 967-8067; meeting Nov. 29,
5-7 PM,
2) Preparation and filing of 990 forms for non-profits
B. School Board: Tom Shula: Board has bigger
things to worry about now than us.
3. Newsletter:Submissions
forms were distributed at all schools and at the PGE meeting. One received so
far. Deadline end of November, with publication scheduled for early December.
4. Public Relations: Marilyn Parrish
Marilyn arranged with School Board member Mike Williams for an appearance to
discuss gifted education on WNTA radio with Chuck Diamond. Terry reported Paul Lizer agreed to be PGE spokesperson. PGE Board will meet
with Mr. Williams before the WNTA appearance. Before that, we must get the
demographic data. Ruth Harris will check with Mary Lamping.
Old Business
1. Supervisor Search status: Gary Bishop: One applicant will be
interviewedDr. Trevor Steinbach of Batavia ILon Fri, Dec. 1, by Connie
Carter, Ruth Harris, Kristin Wilson, Mike Golden, Ronn
Lyford, Gary Wortham, and Terry Mohaupt.
2. Marilyn distributed a document showing the date of 1992 for the article she
distributed last month, J. A. Kulikıs An Analysis of the Research on Ability
Grouping: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, from www.gifted.uconn, edu/resources.html9204
New Business
1. Grant - Gary Bishop reported he and Principals amended the grant to use
supervisor-allocated funds for current expenses.
2. IAGC Convention, Chicago Marriott, Feb. 4-6, 2001; PGE Board decided not to
send anyone this year. Terry has a brochure for any individual who is
interested.
3. Teacher Renewal: Mark Walter will write an article for newsletter.
4. Marilyn Parrish checked on the grant-writing workshop with Linda Spangrud. There is a $20 fee. Mike Golden suggested she
connect with a SIP team. Marilyn will follow up.
Meeting adjourned at 8:08 PM
Next meeting: Monday, Dec. 18 at 6:30 PM,
Respectfully submitted, Terry James Mohaupt
Minutes of meeting Monday, December 18, 2000, West
Middle School Library
Meeting was called to order at 6:30 PM.
Attendance: Pam Wilson, Marilyn Parrish, Andy Tatar, Terry Mohaupt
Minutes of November 20 meeting were approved.
I. Board Reports
A. President: Terry James Mohaupt
1. Supervisor search update: Administrators who interviewed the most recent
applicant will contact his references and meet after winter break to discuss
the results.
2. Grant amendments: Spec. Ed. Director Gary Bishop will seek official
approval from ISBE for gifted grant amendments after Supervisor decision is
made.
B. Vice President: Tom Shula - absent, no report
C. Secretary: Arlene Williams, absent. Terry reported Arlene
finished the congratulatory notes to Auburn National Merit kids. Motion was approved to include $2 Baskin Robbins gift
certificates.
D. Treasurer: Leon Saul - absent, Terry
reported we will receive income from King PTO for their share of the Directory;
expenses will include newsletter printing and postage. Terry received the
checkbook from
E. Publications: Andy Tatar
1. Newsletter - Andy and his son, Jeremy, distributed at King;
Wednesday, Pam and family will meet at Terryıs to
seal & label for mail to West & Auburn. Deadline for next newsletter is March 30, for
distribution before Spring Break.
2. Directory changes: Terry reported that Lynn and Rob Belles will
contact those whose e-mail addresses need corrections.
F. At-large: Pam Wilson - The West Feasibility Study Committee has
ended. The District has no money to make changes at West.
G. School Liaisons
1. King: PTO meetings Jan. 8, Feb. 5
2. West: PTO meetings Jan. 8, Feb. 5
3.
a. Booster Club meetings Jan. 9, Feb. 6.
b. Discussion
(1) After the question was raised, Terry will verify that Directories were
distributed.
(2) Discussion about contacting families who withdrew students at Junior year to meet with other PGE parents.
(3) Inquire regarding
II. Committee Reports
A. District Meetings
1. Parent Council: Jude Makulec
- absent - no report
2. School Board: Tom Shula -
absent - no report
B. Public Relations - Marilyn Parrish
1. WNTA radio appearance needs to be before Choice deadline. Terry will
contact Ruth Harris to see if we can use current data; then arrange a
planning meeting with School Board member Mike Williams, Paul Lizer, and Ruth to prepare for Chuck Diamondıs
show.
2. Testimonial letters - Marilyn brought supportive documents
from Sarah Christensen and Britt Lundgren that can
be used to promote the program. PGE thanks both students for helping in the
efforts to tell others why they should ³Choose the
3. Statistics - Terry shared correspondence from Educational
Accountability on what Ruth Harris has received already and what still needs to
be received. Motion for PGE to pay $125 to ACT for
Academy data was approved.
III. Old Business
A. Grant-writing session - Marilyn - reported the session
will be after the first of the year, and the usual $20 fee has been waived for
her.
B. PGE Web Page - Mark Walter & Andy Tatar -
Terry reported Mark Walter will contact Andy to update the site.
IV. New Business
A. Potential financial cuts made by the board and implications for our
students
1. Might the Academy cut courses? Terry will
contact
2. We need to explore increasing ³seamless education.²
B. Testing, March 10, 2001,
C. Teacher Appreciation in Spring - volunteer chair
& list. Select date? - No action taken.
D. Teacher Renewal - Mark Walter - absent - no report
Meeting Adjourned at 7:59 PM.
No meeting in January.
Next meeting:
Monday, February, 19, 2001 F 6:30 PM
DATE: January 23,
2001
TO: School Board
members,
As a parent group of children who are attending
District 205 schools, we met on Sunday,
The whole community depends upon the value of education.
We submit these ideas to the board in the spirit of partnership.
Parents for Gifted Education
For further information, please contact
Terry James Mohaupt, President
399-8432
Minutes of Meeting Monday, February
19, 2001, West Middle School Library
Meeting was Called to Order at 6:34 p.m.
Attendance: Ruth Harris, Gary Bishop, Leon Saul, Lori Gassaway, Bob Algie, Jude Makulec, Gary Wortham, Pam Wilson, Linda Griffin, Marilyn Ross, Mark
Walter, Mike Golden, Marilyn Parrish, Arlene Williams, Andy Tatar, Terry Mohaupt
Minutes of December 18, 2000, meeting were approved.
I. Board Reports
A. President: Terry James Mohaupt
1.
P.E.A.C.E. (Partners Educating All Children Equitably), a coalition of citizens
concerned about the state of District 205 schools, has recently formed.
P.E.A.C.E. supports an effective and equitable quality educational program for
District 205 schools.
For more information on the meeting and P.E.A.C.E., contact Frank Moyer
965-1817.
2.
Federal Funding
For gifted education advocates, the first step to securing specific funding
for the state grants [GTSEA] is to obtain as many cosponsors for the state
grant bill [GTSEA] as possible. The more Members of Congress that we have
officially signed on the bill, the stronger our argument that the program should not be included in a block grant.
GTSEA being introduced in February/March
On Tuesday, February 6. Representative Elton
Gallegly (CA-23) introduced H.R. 490, the Gifted & Talented Students Education
Act of 2001. The Senate bill will be introduced by Senator Charles
Grassley (
Send a letter to your Representative, urging him to become a cosponsor of H.R.
490.
Contact info was e-mailed and copies were on a table.
3.
Tuesday, Feb. 6, Terry Mohaupt and Pam Wilson
met with Deputy Superintendent Dr. Ellen Bueschel,
Special Ed. Director Gary Bishop, and Curriculum Director Linell
Lasswell to discuss the impact of reducing
secondary schools to six periods, in order to provide suggestions and
alternatives that administration can present to the school board.
4.
Kudos to PGE PR Chair Paul Lizer and
5.
The reference checks on the candidate for Gifted Program Supervisor we
interviewed last month were positive. We have invited him back for a second interview
to discuss money and job description. If that goes well, he will be offered the
position, to begin next school year, 2001-2002. I'll advise you.
6.
DATE: January 23, 2001
TO: School Board members,
As a parent group of children who are attending District 205 schools, we met on
Sunday, January 21, 2001, and agreed on the following:
We appreciate the difficult task you had in your plan for the districtıs
financial problem.
We applaud your approval of a referendum asking taxpayers for an increase. We
think only 58 cents per $100 equalized assessed valuation for three years is
not enough. Please reconsider a higher rate. Even with that increase, our
property taxes will be lower than they have been for a decade. We encourage
every taxpayer in the community to support this referendum and vote yes on
April 3.
We applaud your refusal at last weekıs meeting to cut the secondary school day
from seven to six hours. We have seen the impact study by the districtıs
curriculum department of a six-period day with a sample college-bound schedule
and a sample tech-prep schedule. With the limits for fine arts electives, a
fine arts program like CAPA would die.
We applaud your refusal to eliminate athletics and
other extracurricular activities. We support increasing fees and recruiting
community-based support.
We support investigating other sources of income. These would include tuition
from other schools in the private sector for high-end and AP courses needed and
taught in the public schools, and night courses at Roosevelt; state and federal
grant options; corporation supportfor example internships and funding of
courses at schools. It is to their benefit to support public education.
The whole community depends upon the value of education.
We submit these ideas to the board in the spirit of partnership.
7.
Friday, Jan. 19, District Curriculum Director Linell Lasswell met with parents Marilyn Parrish and Sue
Christensen. They discussed alternatives for when the change from 7 to 6
periods will weaken the senior rigorous courses that selective colleges look
for in top students in their selection process. Results and samples will be
used in the discussion with Dr. Bueschel, with recommendations
to go to school board.
8.
The Jan. 14, PGE position paper appeared in the
Terry received replies from Ted Biondo, Dr. Brown, and Jim Jennings about the cuts.
I think Jim is a class act, who said it's never been about him personally, but
about serving the children and the community.
Dr. Brown believes the Communications Director is needed, and will work with
the board to refine the list.
Ted Biondo was more pessimistic: if the referendum
doesn't pass, other reductions will have to be made. The 7 to 6 periods and 91
corresponding positons will be RIF'ed.
Ted's comments about Communications were: the position needs an IT web designer
to do the web page, and "any one person can be the spokesperson for the
district...Many in the media say that the director was not open with them...the
Freedom of Information Ace was used too many times to delay information from
getting to the media. A better communications channel needs to be opened to the
people...not to keep info on the QT...channel 20 is
not being utilized to the fullest extent...None of these decisions were easy. I
personally like all the people in the positions which were eliminated...many
will probably stay with the district in some other capacity, since they are cdertified teachers, principals, etc., and we have a
shortage in those areas, also. I appreciate your input."
9.
Mark Walter will prepare something about Teacher Renewal that we can get
started on soon. He also will get with Andy about the new web page, much
more exciting, lots of good ideas that might include streaming video, or as
simple as photos of students and teachers with captions. Sounds
exciting.
10.
I still haven't found anyone to take up the teacher appreciation party.
I'll keep trying. What do you think of the idea of awarding something
(certificate, pin, etc.) for five years of service, ten years, fifteen, twenty,
etc., at a ceremony?
11.
Looking ahead:
March - set up a nominating committee for candidates to be next year's
officers;
April - nominating committee submit a slate of officers;
May - annual meeting to elect new officers for next year.
Congratulations to everyone!
We came together as a group and created very clear position papers that were
sent via e-mail to all school board members and one was presented to them in
person at a meeting. The Rockford Register Star also published a copy.
We may all be proud of this good job!
12.
Marilyn Parrish of
13.
Other points: Support the referendum, even if it is inadequate now. Otherwise
there will be more cuts. Terry provided buttons, info sheets and ideas
cards. Support new school board candidates.
14.
Applaud Emily Williams, David Sidney for speaking at last weekıs school board
meeting against cutting to 6-period day.
15.
Last Wednesday:
16.
Digital Divide is growing, especially with PGE communication more by e-mail.
What should we do?
B. Vice President: Tom Shula - no report
C. Secretary: Arlene Williams - no report
D. Treasurer: Leon Saul
E. Publications: Andy
Tatar
F. At-large:
1. King: Next PTO meeting: Tuesday, March 6: Scheduled: referendum speaker Tom
Lester and Mike Wiser of Register Star. Leon Saul reported that
at least two parents had expressed concern that the coursework in one grade
level is not uniform among all classes. That concern was raised by the parents
to Principal, Mrs. Carter, who is handling it with all the teachers at that
grade level. For any teacher within the Gifted
program, PGE encouraged the staff present at the meeting to provide a
supportive network among the teachers to mentor a new teacher.
2. West: Next PTO meeting: Monday, March 12. Principal Mike Golden reported
that registration would begin this week. He said students would list their
course choices in rank order. Discussion of flexible
schedule. Sixth grade girlsı basketball team has a GPA of 3.24 and a
season record of 10-1! Feb. 28, 4:30-9 will be REBA.
3.
II. Committee Reports
A. District Meetings
1. Parent Council: Jude Makulec reported
on Coke products, RAMP programs, and League of Women Voters forum. A Task Force and Action Teams for Truancy/Attendance; phone
966-3129. District 11.9% v. state 2.4% truancy.
It is essential for parents to advise schools to correct absence errors so
District will not lose money. 70% of freshmen graduate; 40% go on to college.
Vendor Fair, April 17, 5-7 p.m. at West.School board
candidate Forum March 20, 7 p.m. at Eisenhower. October 20, FOCUS.
2. School Board: Tom Shula Feb. 27
next School Board meeting
B. Public Relations - Paul Lizer - no report
III. Old Business
A. Grant-writing session - Marilyn Parrish reported Linda Spangrud has a library of grant information in her office,
third floor of the Administration building.
B. Gifted Supervisor search - Gary Bishop reported a second interview is
being arranged with a candidate.
IV. New Business
Meeting
Adjourned 10:05 p.m.
Next meeting:
Monday,
Respectfully submitted,
Terry James Mohaupt
Minutes for Monday,
Meeting was called to order at 6:35 p.m.
In attendance were: Alex Griffin, Marilyn Parrish, Leon Saul, Jude Makulec, Tom Shula, Mike Golden,
Mark Walter, Terry Mohaupt
Minutes of
I. Board Reports
School
Liaisons
1. King: letter from staff: Terry
will respond with a letter to King staff.
2. West: 4/17 Vendor fair, 5-7 pm at West, followed by PTO. .
3.
II. Standing Committee Reports
A. District Meetings
1. Parent Council: Jude Makulec: Vendor Fair
at West (cf. above). More vendors are sought, @ $75 per booth.
2. School Board: Tom Shula: Thanks to Arrin Akre, Susannah Mohaupt, Amanda and Jude Makulec,
and Mike Renestadt for speaking at the Feb. 27
meeting in favor of keeping the 7-period day.
B. Public Relations - Paul Lizer: no report
III. Action Committee Reports
IV. Old Business
V. New Business
A. 3/20, 5:pm
curriculum committee of school board meeting, board room. Marilyn and others
will attend, to express concerns about proposed dangers of changes to late
start for middle and high schools.
B. Election April 3
1. Forums:
a. 3/20, Eisenhower school board candidates forum.
b. 3/28,
2. Members were encouraged to support school board candidates and the
referendum by helping with telephone calling and walking door-to-door
C. Resources for students on waiting list or not in program: Discussion of
strategies included: organizing families who tested; involving them through our
newsletter; and asking Dr. Eubanks to waive requirements after good-faith
efforts.
D. Spring college admissions officers meeting (Yale, etc.): no action.
E. New standing committee? - volunteer coordinator
needed. Discussion.
F. Proposal for CAPA/Arts group with
G. Nominating Committee for 2001-02 PGE Board candidates - Tom Shula accepted as committee of one.
H. PGE approved official endorsement of the referendum.
Meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Next meeting:
Monday,
Come early at 5:15 to help
move WEST trophies.
Minutes for Monday,
Meeting was called to order by Terry Mohaupt
at 6:32 p.m.
Attendance: Leon Saul, Linell Lasswell,
Jude Makulec, Pam Wilson, Arlene Williams, Marilyn
Parrish, Tom Shula,
Linda Patterson, Ruth L. Haris, Gary Bishop, Gary Wortham, Sue Christensen, Martha Shula,
and Terry Mohaupt
Minutes of
I. Board Reports
School Liaisons
1. King: Tom Shula reported King school
boysı and girlsı REBA champions basketball teams and cheerleaders will be
honored at the school board meeting on April 24. He shared his letter to the Rockford
Register Star. Next PTO meeting will be Monday, April 7.
2. West: high school trophies will move into memorabilia room, leaving space in
showcases for middle school trophies. IMSA will visit Lockwood Observatory on
Saturday, April 28, and Chicagoıs Museum of Science and Industry on May 8. May
10 evening concert/ice cream social/art show. May 11, PTO and Renaissance will
provide Decadent Desserts for teachers; Jill Saul arranged volunteers.
3.
II. Standing Committee Reports
A. District Meetings
1. Parent Council - Jude Makulec: Vendor Fair
was successful; onemore meeting.
2. School Board - Tom Shula: cf. new business
below.
3. Curriculum - Linell Lasswell: Dual credit information is now in all high
school registration booklets. Gary Wortham advised
that all counselors need to insure students get them. Sue Christensen
reported RVC capacity limits, registration should be done in May, RVC visits high schools. Dual credit will require a lot of
parent planning to schedule and be more flixible and
creative. Grade appears on transcript but does not count toward GPA.. Textbooks can cost $50-100 or more each, which students
must pay. Transportation is the familyıs responsibility. Those who qualify for
free or reduced lunch may take AP reviews free.
B. Public Relations - Paul Lizer: no report
III. Action Committee Reports
IV. Old Business
Recruitment and testing - Ruth Harris: Kindergarten on-site produced
three more kids; few minorities tested. Linda Patterson discussed
minority recruitment, related to the way Dr. Cheryl Peters (former Gifted
Director) acted: meeting with churches, etc. A broader plan is needed;
preschool program/kindergarten; contact local minority leaders.
V. New Business
Meeting adjourned at 9:02 p.m.
Next meeting: Monday,
Respectfully submitted, Terry James Mohaupt