The Cass County Board of Supervisors will meet Monday morning, in Atlantic. Normally, they meet every Wednesday morning, except during the last week of the month. During Monday’s 8:30-a.m. session at the courthouse, the Board expects to hear a report and funding request from Kenner Baxter, Cass County Tourism Representative. The funding request is with regard to costs associated with a County tourism brochure.

Other, regular reports, if available, may be presented by the Cass County Attorney, Engineer, and Mental Health/Disabilities/General Assistance department heads.

The Exira-EHK and CAM School District Boards of Education will hold their regular, separate meetings, Monday evening. The Exira-EHK Board will hold a Work Session at 6-p.m. in the Conference Room at the Elk Horn Building, followed by their Regular Session at 7-p.m., during which there will be a public hearing on a 2015-16 School Budget Amendment.

They will also act on: the resignation of High School Science teacher Tom Rasmussen; Approving 2016-17 fees and the 2015-16 Budget Amendment; Contracts with Iowa Western Community College for concurrent courses, and a consortium with Glenwood for a Special Education student. The Board will also act on approving an internet agreement with Marne-Elk Horn Telephone, and a proposal from R&L Craft to fix district roofs.

The CAM School Board meeting begins with a Public Hearings on High School Parking lot improvements, Massena Bus Lane Improvements and the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) policy. The meeting and hearings begin at 6:30-p.m. in the High School Media Center.

Other discussion and action items include: Resolutions approving the plans, specifications and form of contract for the High School Parking Lot improvements, Massena Bus Lane improvements and the appropriate use of the CIPA policy. The CAM Board will also discuss and/or act on Capital Projects, Casey’s Computer Consulting Agreement for 2016-17, and a Memorandum of Understanding with Iowa Western Community College.

Prior to adjournment, the Board will hold a closed session at 7:30-p.m., to “Consider the Superintendent’s recommendation to terminate contract.” That will be followed by a possible motion on a Chapter 279 recommendation.

Members of the Audubon and Griswold School District’s Boards of Education will hold their regular, separate meetings, Monday. The Griswold School Board meeting gets underway at 5:30-p.m. in the Central Office at the Middle School/High School Building.

On their agenda is discussion and action pertaining to the Facilities Committee, and the second reading of series 400 Board Polices. The Board will also act on several items, including: Selecting an Athletic Director for 2016-17; Planning for a Shared Superintendent with Lenox; 2016-17 Transportation Planning; a Certified Bargaining Agreement for 2016-17; Nutrition prices and Registration fees; a Memorandum of Understanding with Iowa Western Community College, and an APEX agreement with Glenwood.

In Audubon, the 7-p.m. School Board meeting in the High School Board Room, will include an exempt session for Discussion of strategy regarding negotiations with employees not covered by collective bargaining. Afterward, they’ll return to an open session, for action on several items, including: Salary increases for employees not covered by collective bargaining; Shared teaching contracts with Coon Rapids-Bayard; School fees for 2016-17; and approval of a Superintendent Contract.

Police in Red Oak, Saturday evening, arrested 43-year old Chris Allan Taylor, of Red Oak, for allegedly violating a No Contact/protection Order. Taylor was taken into custody at around 5:30-p.m. at a residence in the 2400 block of N. 8th Street, and brought to the Montgomery County Jail, where he was being held on a $300 cash bond.