(Atlantic, Iowa) – The management and staff of the Sunnyside Pool in Atlantic have extended their heartfelt appreciation to Shift ATL and the generous donors who have contributed to enhancing the pool experience this season. Through a successful fundraiser held at Sunnyside Range, Shift ATL raised a sum of $550, which they used to purchase exciting water toys and engaging activities for the pool. Additionally, the pool was given brand-new guard umbrellas for the season, generously donated by Lindeman Tractor, Little Raskals Daycare, and Rush CPA & Associates.

Sunnyside Pool’s management team states “It’s amazing to have organizations and businesses who support and share the vision of creating a fun and enjoyable environment for all ages. Everything donated adds up to make such an impact on the facility and what is offered.”

Community members and supporters who are interested in further contributing to the pool’s continued enhancement can visit their Amazon wishlist at https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/I0H5WJMHJ13M?ref_=wl_share . By searching the wishlist, individuals can select items that align with the pool’s needs and contribute directly to its ongoing effort to enrich the pool experience for everyone who visits.

Sunnyside Pool staff would like to extend gratitude to all who have supported the pool thus far this season. The final date for the regular season hours (Daily 1-7pm, additionally 12-1pm Monday – Friday for adult swim) is expected to be August 20th. Being half way through the season, a half price membership option is now available for purchase at the pool in addition to the new option of a punch pass. With a pass purchase, community members are helping foster a vibrant community space that promotes recreation, togetherness, and lifelong memories and we thank you for that!

(Audubon, Iowa) – The Audubon School District’s Board of Education will hold a work session prior to their regular meeting, Monday. The work session for Policy Review begins at 7-p.m. in the Elementary School Workroom, and will be followed by the regular meeting.

Their agenda is as follows:

7:00 Board Work Session – Policy Review – 104, 104R1, 213, 402.2, 402.5, 408.1, 503.7, 503.7E1, 503.7E2, 505.4, 505.5, 507.2, 507.2E1, 507.2E2, 507.2E3, 507.2E4, 601.1, 603.5, 605.1R1, 605.2, 605.3, 605.3R1, 605.3E5, 605.5, 605.7R1, 607.2, 607.2R1, 804.5, 804.5E1

Call to Order

2.0 Approve Consent Agenda

2.01 Agenda

2.02 Minutes – June 19, 2023

2.03 Warrants and Financial Reports

3.0 Public Comments – Please contact the Supt. or Board President (Board Policy #213)

4.0 Action Items

4.01 Approve Ahlers Cooney as Board and District Legal Councel

4.02 Approve Courtney Walter and Carrie Nelson as Equity Coordinators

4.03 Approve Cass Muzney as Asbestos Manager

4.04 Approve Level I and II Investigators

Level 1 – Eric Trager, Quentin Stanerson, Sam Graeve, Jill Hermansen

Level 2 – Coby Gust

4.05 Name Banking Depositories and Limits

Depositories – Audubon State Bank, Landmands Bank, Iowa School Joint

Investment Trust (ISJIT)

Limits – $3,500,000 Total – Maximum Withdrawal/Transfers of $800,000

4.06 Approve Second Reading – 200.4, 210.5, 216.2, 401.5R1, 401.10, 407.2, 501.2, 604.6, 607.1, 701.2, 701.5, 705.1, 705.1R2, 708, 804.7R1

4.07 Approve First Reading – 104, 104R1, 213, 402.2, 402.5, 408.1, 503.7, 503.7E1, 503.7E2, 505.4, 505.5, 507.2, 507.2E1, 507.2E2, 507.2E3, 507.2E4, 601.1, 603.5, 605.1R1, 605.2, 605.3, 605.3R1, 605.3E5, 605.5, 605.7R1, 607.2, 607.2R1, 804.5, 804.5E1

4.08 Approve Milk Bid Renewal

4.09 Approve Student Handbook Changes

4.10 Approve Sports Booster’s Concession Stand Project

4.11 Approve LED Lighting Project – Elementary

4.12 Approve $250K Loan from General Fund to Management Fund – Insurance

4.13 Approve Change Orders

4.14 Personnel

5.0 Communication & Updates

5.01 Superintendent Report

5.02 Principal’s Reports

6.0 Adjournment

Next Regular Meeting: Monday, August 21, 2023

(Elk Horn, Iowa) – The Exira-EHK School Board’s regular monthly meeting takes place beginning at 6-p.m. Monday, in the Exira-EHK Conference Room, in Elk Horn. Their agenda is as follows (items with an attachment can be found in this link) :

V. Consent Agenda

A. Minutes – June 22, 2023 Regular Meeting

B. Financial Reports

C. Accounts Payable – Board Bills

A. 2023-2024 Elementary School Student Handbook

B. 2023-2024 Middle/High School Student Handbook

C. 2023-2024 Employee Handbook

D. 2023-2024 Fuel Bid

E. 2023-2024 Meal Prices

F. 2023-2024 Legislative Beliefs

G. Disposal of Obsolete & Excess Equipment, Furniture, & Supplies

H. Policy Review – Second/Final Reading

i. 104 – Anti-Bullying/Anti-Harassment Policy

ii. 104.R1 – Anti-Bullying/Anti-Harassment Investigation Procedures

iii. 210.05 – Meeting Notice

iv. 213 – Public Participation in Board Meetings

v. 401.05R1 – Employee Records Regulation

vi. 401.10 to 705.02 – Credit and Procurement Cards

vii. 402.02 – Child Abuse Reporting

viii. 407.02- Licensed Employee Contract Release

ix. 408.01 – Licensed Employee Professional Development

x. 501.02 – Nonresident Students

xi. 505.04 – Testing Program

xii. 505.05 – Graduation Requirements

xiii. 507.02 – Administration of Medication to Students

xiv. 507.02E1 – Authorization-Asthma, Airway Constricting, or Respiratory Distress Medication Self-Administration Consent Form

xv. 507.02E2 – Parental Authorization and Release for the Administration of Medication or Special Health Services to Students

xvi. 601.01 – School Calendar

xvii. 603.05 – Health Education

xviii. 604.06 – Instruction at a Post-Secondary Educational Institution

xix. 605.01 – Instructional Materials Selection

xx. 605.01R1 – Selection of Instructional Materials

xxi. 605.02 – Instructional an d Library Materials Inspection and Display

xxii. 605.03 – Objection to Instructional and Library Materials

xxiii. 605.03R1 – Reconsideration of Instructional and Library Materials Regulation

xxiv. 605.05 – School Library

xxv. 605.07R1 – Use of Information Resources Regulation

xxvi. 607.02 – Student Health Services

xxvii. 701.02 – Transfer of Funds

xxviii. 708 – Care, Maintenance and Disposal of School District Records

xxix. 804.05 – Stock Prescription Medication Supply

I. Policy Adoption – Second/Final Reading

i. 200.04 – Board Member Social Media Engagement

ii. 402.05 -Required Professional Development for Employees

iii. 503.07 – Student Disclosure of Identity

iv. 503.07E1 – Report of Student Disclosure of Identity

v. 503.07E2 – Request to Update Student Identity

vi. 507.02E3 – Parental Authorization and Release Form for the Independent Self Carry and Administration of Prescribed Medication or Independent Delivery of Health Services by the Student

vii. 507.02E4 – Parental Authorization and Release Form for the Administration of Voluntary School Stock Over-The-Counter Medication to Students

viii. 605.03E5 – Request to Prohibit a Student from Accessing Specific Instructional and Library Materials

ix. 607.02R1 – Student Health Services Regulation

x. 804.05E1 – Parental Authorization and Release Form for the Administration of a Voluntary School Supply of Stock Medication for Life Threatening Incidents

(Atlantic, Iowa) – The City of Atlantic’s Parks and Recreation Department Board of Directors will meet 5:15-p.m. Monday (July 17), in the Council’s Chambers at City Hall. Here is their agenda:

• Call to Order
• Approval of Agenda*
• Public Communications – Comments or questions from visitors (3 minute limit)
• Approval of Minutes*
o May 15th, 2023
• Review of May/June 2023 Bills
• Discussion on Disc Golf Tournament with Frank Saddlemire
• Assistant Director’s Report-
o Park Party Follow-Up
o Sunnyside pool update (painting, maintenance, attendance, staff)
o Park summer update (mowing, maintenance, staff)
o Harl-Holt Park Update
• Other business
• Recommendation on Proposed Future Plans for the Parks Department
• Adjourn*
*Starred items will require a vote of the board.

(Griswold, Iowa) – The Griswold School Board is set to meet at 4-p.m. Monday in the Conference Room at the High School. During the Board’s regular session, they will discuss and/or act on the following, as per the agenda:

• Call Meeting to Order

• Reading of Mission Statement

• Approval of Agenda (D.R.)

• Public Input

• Superintendent’s Report:

1. Thank You Card(s) (I)
2. The Month in Review – Administration (I)
3. Board Learning Opportunities (I)

– Honor May and June Recipients

– Select July Recipient

– IASB Convention

– Discuss Board Self-Evaluation

• Consent Agenda (D.R.)

Approval of Minutes

Approval of Financial Statements

Approval of Bills

4. Personnel

5. Gifts, Memorials, Bequests

Old Business

6. Board Policies – Second Reading (D.R.) – 606.1, 606.2, 606.3, 606.4, 606.5, 606.6

7. Designate Level I and Level II Child Abuse Investigators For 2023-2024 (D.R.)

New Business

8. Presentation On Athletic Trainer Services / Contract (I)

9. Discussion On School Calendar Options (I)

10. Appointment Of Business Manager / Treasurer (D.R.)

11. Appointment Of Board Secretary (D.R.)

12. Appointment Of District Attorney (D.R.)

13. Approval Of Bakery Bids (D.R.)

14. Approval Of Trash Removal Bids (D.R.)

15. Approval Of Dairy Bids (D.R.)

16. Approval Of Snow Removal Bids (D.R.)

17. Approval Of Warewash Bids (D.R.)

18. Appointment Of Affirmative Action Coordinator (D.R.)

19. Approval Of Official Depositories For The District (D.R.)

20. Board Policies – First Reading (I) – 104, 104.R1, 402.2, 402.5, 408.1, 503.7,

503.7E1, 503.7E2, 505.4, 507.2, 507.2E1, 507.2E2, 601.1, 603.5, 605.1,

605.1R1, 605.2, 605.3, 605.3R1, 605.3E5, 605.5, 605.7R1, 607.1, 607.2,

607.2R1

21. Annual Review Of Policies 711.3 and 711.5 (I)

• Adjourn

(D.R.) = Decision Required

(I.) = Informational