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    Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Unified School District #9

    Notice of Regular Public Meeting (Virtual)
    February 26, 2022No Comments
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    Sedona Oak Creek Unified School DistrictSedona News – The Sedona-Oak Creek School Board will hold a virtual Governing Board Meeting on Tuesday, March 1, 2022 at 4PM. The meeting will operate in the same manner as regular Board meetings, including motions, Board comments and votes. There will be no Call to the Public on the agenda for this virtual meeting.

    Instructions for Accessing the Governing Board Meeting Using Zoom

    Allow your computer to install the free Zoom app to get the best meeting experience. If you are not able
    to attend on Zoom, SOCUSD will post a recording of the meeting on our website after the meeting has
    concluded. The meeting can be accessed via this link:

    Meeting ID: 853 5524 3485
    Passcode: TJ7dXG

    AGENDA
    I. Call to Order Randy Hawley
    II. Pledge of Allegiance Randy Hawley
    III. Roll Call of Members Randy Hawley, President
    Lauren Robinson, V-P
    Karen McClelland, Member
    Maria Husted, Member
    Barbara Trautwein, Member
    Hunter White, Student Rep
    IV. Statement of Welcome Randy Hawley
    V. Governing Board Member Comments Board Members
    VI. Student Representative Update Hunter White
    VII. Superintendent’s Update Denny Dearden
    VIII. Approve Order of the Agenda Including the Randy Hawley

    Consent Agenda and Minutes The consent portion of the agenda is to expedite routine matters that must be
    acted on by the Governing Board of Education. All items approved will be done by one non-debatable motion passed
    unanimously. Any item may be removed for debate on request of any member of the board, staff, or public. Items removed
    from the consent portion of the agenda become the first item of business on the regular agenda.

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    ATTACHMENT
    Consent Agenda
    1. Minutes for Governing Board meetings: February 1, 2022
    2. Payroll vouchers – 16-17
    3. Accounts Payable vouchers – 2230-2232
    4. Gifts and donations –
    5. Fund balance statements –
    6. Personnel – Attached
    IX. Business Items and Presentations
    A. 2022/23 Certified Salary Schedule and Stacy Saravo
    Classified Salary Schedule (5 minutes)
    Strategic Plan Alignment: Effective Use of Resources

    ATTACHMENT
    ACTION ITEM: Discussion and possible action to approve the Certified and Classified Salary
    Schedules for SY 2022/23.
    B. Certified Contracts for SY 2022/23 Stacy Saravo
    Strategic Plan Alignment: Effective Use of Resources (5 minutes)
    ACTION ITEM: Discussion and possible action to approve Certified Contracts for SY 2022/23.
    (A.R.S.§38-431.03(A)(1) – Personnel.)
    C. Classified Letters of Employment for SY 2022-23 Stacy Saravo
    Strategic Plan Alignment: Effective Use of Resources (5 minutes)
    ACTION ITEM: Discussion and possible action to approve Classified Letters of Employment for SY
    2022/23. (A.R.S.§38-431.03(A)(1) – Personnel.)
    D. Administrative Contracts for SY 2022/23 Stacy Saravo
    Strategic Plan Alignment: Effective Use of Resources (5 minutes)
    ACTION ITEM: Discussion and possible action to approve Administrative Contracts for SY 2022/23.
    (A.R.S.§38-431.03(A)(1) – Personnel.)
    E. Update on Sole source List for SY 2021-22 Stacy Saravo
    Strategic Plan Alignment: Effective Use of Resources (3 minutes)

    ATTACHMENT
    ACTION ITEM: Discussion and possible action to approve the updated Sole Source list for SY
    2021/22.
    X. Other Business Randy Hawley
    Future board meeting dates and agenda items:
    XI. Adjournment Randy Hawley

    EXECUTIVE SESSION: All persons present during an Executive Session are hereby reminded that it is unlawful to disclose
    or otherwise let know anything which has transpired or has been discussed during an Executive Session to or with any person
    who is not present, other than a current member of the Board. To do so is a violation of A.R.S. 38-431.03, unless pursuant to
    a specific statutory exception.

    AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT: The Sedona-Oak Creek School District intends to comply with the A.D.A. If
    you are disabled or physically challenged and need special accommodations to participate, please contact Dennis Dearden,
    Superintendent of Sedona-Oak Creek School District, at 928-204-6800 at least seventy-two (72) hours prior to the meeting.

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