I acknowledge that the geographical region of Camas is located on the ancestral and territorial lands of the Chinook and Cowlitz People, and that the Chinook are still fighting to be a federally recognized tribe on their own land.
Trinity Archer, Regional ESD 112 Award - Ceramic piece
Lena Trieu, Regional ESD 112 Award - Charcoal drawing
Ananya Pattamatta, Regional ESD 112 Award and the CWU Award - Watercolor and Ink drawing
Macx Ong, Regional ESD 112 Award - Ceramic piece
Talie Peddie, Honorable Mention - Ceramic piece
Tina Lai, Regional ESD 112 Award - Pencil drawing
The board values public input. The responsibility of the board is to actively listen and reflect on the public comments. The board may only discuss and act upon items included on the written agenda. For that reason, board members cannot respond to any comments or questions during public comment but can ask the Superintendent to follow up on issues raised during public testimony.
Guidelines for public input emphasize the respect and consideration of others. Boisterous conduct will not be permitted at any meeting of the Board of Directors, nor will any harassing or threatening remarks be tolerated. Complaints about individual employees should be directed to the Superintendent’s office as a personnel matter.
Each person providing public comment will have a total of 3 minutes. Once called upon please step up to the podium, face the board, and state your name for the record. The bell will ring at 3 minutes to remind you that your time is up
Accounts Payable February 2022 Actual Figures
Grand Totals:
| ACH GF & GF | $905,991.37 |
| ACH ASB & ASB | $98,558.27 |
| CPF | $88,988.98 |
| DOR1 |
$840.81 |
| DOR4 | $77.54 |
| PPTF | $1,492.00 |
February 4, 2022 Check Run
| ACH GF | $19,721.16 |
| GF | $305,741.89 |
| ACH ASB |
$488.82 |
| ASB | $9,028.13 |
| CPF | $76,511.74 |
| DOR1 | $830.81 |
| DOR4 | $77.54 |
February 18, 2022 Check Run
| ACH GF | $220,501.91 |
| GF | $360,026.41 |
| ACH ASB | $40,062.14 |
| ASB | $48,979.18 |
| CPF | $12,477.24 |
| DOR1 | $10.00 |
| PPTF | $1,492.00 |
April 2022 DO NOT EXCEED Figures:
| GF | $2,000,000 |
| ASB | $175,000 |
| CPF | $750,000 |
None
This club is hoping to work with local homeless shelters and aid them by holding donation drives to provide them with items they need, (i.e. canned foods, clothes, feminine hygiene supplies, etc.)
As a requirement of the OSPI Asset Preservation Program (APP), the Camas School District must submit an annual report to the school board on the condition of APP facilities. Camas School District APP facilities are those new or new-in-lieu school buildings that received state funding assistance and were accepted by the school board after 1993: Camas High School, Liberty Covered Play, Hayes Freedom High School, Grass Valley Elementary School, Discovery High School, and Helen Baller Elementary School. The 2021-22 building condition evaluations for these schools were completed by John Nelson and Sherman Davis.
Staff is presenting for Board approval the final School Board Director redistricting map. This is the culminating step on a process that was initiated by the 2020 Census, followed by the February 14, Board Workshop, website development https://sites.google.com/camas.wednet.edu/csd-board-redistrict/home, public advertisement of redistricting process and meetings, February 28 public hearing, and public comment period of approximately 1.5 months. We greatly appreciate the work of Flo Analytics marshaling us through this process that takes place every 10 years. Thank you for your consideration of this proposal.
Operations requests Board Approval of Final Acceptance declaring the Camas High School roof repair with Garland/DBS as complete. There were no change orders. The project was completed for $52,574.00, including sales tax. Board Acceptance allows the district to submit final paperwork to the Washington State Departments of Revenue, Employment Security, and Labor & Industries to process a release of retainage.
The Operations Department requests Board approval to award a one-year contract to GB Manchester, Inc. in the amount of $59,725.00 for the 2022 district-wide annual fire alarm inspections.
The Curriculum Department requests board approval of the Mindwise Suicide Prevention Program: On Thursday, March 10, 2022, the Instructional Materials Committee recommended approval of the Mindwise Innovations program titled, Signs of Suicide, as a core resource for all middle and high schools. The goal for this adoption is to implement an intentional strategy to teach students how to identify the signs of depression and suicide in themselves and their peers. Through guided videos and lessons, students learn the protocol ACT - acknowledge, care, tell - to use when they are worried about themselves or a friend. The program also includes staff training and parent support components. The cost is $495 per building for the first year, with a total cost of $3,960, excluding tax. Subsequent annual renewal will be $300 per school, for a total of $2400. The budget source will be Basic Ed.
The Operations Department requests Board approval to trade in Mower # 702 which is a Hustler Super 104 mower. The trade-in value of the Hustler Super 104 mower is $7,500. This trade-in value will be used to reduce the purchase price of a new mower, Vanguard 104”, quoted by Henderson Turf & Wear Inc under state contract pricing. The net total expenditure will be is $20,825.81 from the general fund.