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.
The board values public input. The responsibility of the board is to listen and reflect on public comments actively. The board may only discuss and act upon items included in 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. The board requests that anyone who has submitted written public comments refrain from reading them during this portion of our meeting to allow other community members to share their comments.
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 January 2024 Actual Figures:
Grand Totals:
ACH GF & GF | $830,744.53 |
ACH ASB & ASB | $42,237.61 |
ACH CPF & CPF | $201,986.02 |
ACH PPTF & PPTF | $240.00 |
DOR1 | $1,968.53 |
DOR4 | $325.95 |
DORLeasehold | $238.50 |
January 5, 2024 Check Run
ACH GF | $83,003.04 |
GF | $253,771.28 |
ACH ASB | $13,139.55 |
ASB | $7,351.65 |
CPF | $103,810.50 |
ACH PPTF | $240.00 |
DOR1 | $1,968.53 |
DOR4 | $325.95 |
DORLeasehold | $238.50 |
January 23, 2024 Check Run
ACH GF | $31,552.96 |
GF | $462,417.25 |
ACH ASB | $18,675.33 |
ASB | $3,071.08 |
CPF | $98,175.52 |
March 2024 DO NOT EXCEED Figures:
GF | $2,500,000 |
ASB | $500,000 |
CPF | $1,000,000 |
Payroll Register for January 31, 2024 was $8,845,390.41.
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. Hayes Freedom High School, Liberty Middle School Covered Play, Grass Valley Elementary School, Helen Baller Elementary School, Camas High School, and Discovery High School were required to have building evaluations conducted. The Camas School District Operations Department completed these schools' 2023-2024 building condition evaluations.
The Camas School District needs to place one additional student at this center and would like board approval to amend the not to exceed amount for this agreement from $330,300 to $550,000.
Staff recommends the Board award the Leadbetter Campus site planning RFP to LSW Architects-MacKay Sposito and authorize staff to negotiate a contract for their services. The Capital Facilities Committee will define the scope of work in collaboration with the successful proposer at the meeting on March 5. Staff anticipates these services to range from $150,000 to $275,000, based upon the scope complexity. Regular board updates will be provided for progress monitoring. Funding for this contract will come from the Capital Projects Fund.
The Special Services Department requests board approval for the placement of a resident student at Vista Point Center. The center, located in Syracuse, Utah, provides stabilization and assessment of adolescents experiencing a mental health crisis. The cost of this placement will be approximately $140,000 with a not to exceed the amount of $140,000.