2025-26 BOARD MINUTES

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Minutes-2025.07.15

Minutes-2025.07.15

               The Board of Directors of the Edgewood-Colesburg Community School District met for the regular meeting in the Edgewood Board Room, on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. Board Vice-President Tammy Kirby called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.

               Directors Present: Tammy Kirby, Dan Venteicher, Jeff Hoeger, & Brad Bockenstedt.

               Directors absent: Matt Elliot.

               Also Present: Superintendent Troy Osterhaus and Board Secretary Melissa Conner.

               Director Venteicher moved to approve the agenda as presented. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

               Director Hoeger moved to approve the following commendations

                              Softball

-Taylor Huber: Tri-Rivers Conference Coach of the Year

-Rachel Eglseder: TRC West Player of the Year & 1st Team Pitcher

-Kaite Hahn: TRC West 1st Team Outfield

-McKenna Hoefer: TRC West 1st Team Catcher

-Faith Dugan: TRC West 1st Team Infield

- Lauren Kirby: TRC West Honorable Mention

Baseball

-Pryce Rochford: TRC West 1st Team Infield

-Jax Steger: TRC West 2nd Steam Infield

-Karter Knipper: TRC West Honorable Mention

Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.        

Director Bockenstedt moved to approve the Consent Agenda.

    • Minutes of June 9 & 23, 2025 Meeting
    • Bills
    • Financial Reports
    • Open Enrollments

OUT

               -Iowa Virtual Academy-10th Grade

    • Special Education Contracts
    • Fundraisers
    • Personnel Recommendations
      • Resignations:
        1. Amanda Voss-Elementary para
      • New Hires:
        1. Jason Jones-Boys Golf coach
      • Volunteer Coaches/Advisors:
    • Annual Agreements

               Director Venteicher seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

               Visitors: Nic Stelken

               Vice-President Kirby welcomed our visitors.

Superintendent Osterhaus: Looking at staffing and what open positions are remaining.

Director Bockenstedt: Congratulations to the Softball Team on a great season.

Director Venteicher moved to approve the Interfund Loan transfer from PPEL Fund to Nutrition Fund in the amount of $30,000 to cover expenses. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Bockenstedt moved to approve the first reading of board policies: 503.9, 503.9R1, 104,104.E1, 104.E2, 104.E3, 211, 402.02, 402.03, 405.02, 411.02, 501.03, 501.09, 501.09R1, 505.05, 507.01, 603.01, 603.05, & rescind 106.01. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Venteicher moved to approve the 2025-2026 Concurrent Enrollment Contract with NICC. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Hoeger moved to approve the 2025-2026 Health Contract with NICC. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Bockenstedt moved to approve the following 2025-2026 Meal Prices:

 

 

 

25-26

Breakfast

PK-12

$2.50

 

Adults

$2.75

Lunch

PK-6

$3.25

 

7th-12th

$3.50

 

Adults

$5.25

Afternoon Snack Milk

 

$0.50

               Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

               Director Hoeger moved to approve and adopt the following Legislative Resolutions as is:

                              Teacher Recruitment & Licensure

Supports additional tools to attract individuals to the teaching profession, especially for teacher shortage areas including:

-Alternative teacher licensure upon completion of research-based teaching pedagogy training in addition to content knowledge in a curricular area;

-Pathways for individuals with non-traditional educational backgrounds to meet licensure qualifications;

-Reciprocity agreements with other states with high-quality education programs so as to increase diversity among our certified teachers and administrators;

- Expansion of programs such as: Teach Iowa Scholar, Troops to Teachers, Teacher intern Program, and others as approved by the Board of Educational Examiners; and

- Programs designed to recruit teachers that will better match the demographic makeup of our student population.

-Advocate for funding of loan forgiveness programs and grants that will make education careers a viable option.

                             School Funding Policy

                             Supports a school foundation formula that:

                                           -Provides sufficient and timely funding to meet education goals;

                                           -Equalizes per pupil funding;

-Provides a funding mechanism for transportation costs that reduces the pressure on the general fund and addresses inequities between school districts;

-Includes factors based on changes in demographics including socio-economic status, remedial programming, and enrollment challenges;

                                           -Reflects actual costs for special education services;

                                           -Incorporates categorical funding in the formula within three years; and

                                           -Includes a mix of state aid and property taxes.

                             Sharing and Reorganization

Supports continuation of sufficient incentives and assistance to encourage sharing or reorganization between school districts including the establishment of regional schools.

                             Mental Health

Supports efforts to establish comprehensive community mental health systems to offer preventative and treatment services and comprehensive school mental health programs that include:

                 Increased access for in-school and telehealth services;

                 Increased access to mental health professionals via in-person or telehealth visits;

                 Creation of a categorical funding stream designated for mental health professionals serving students and ongoing teacher, administrator, and support staff mental health training;

                 Ongoing teacher, administrator, and support staff training to improve the awareness and understanding of child emotional and mental health needs;

                 Integration of suicide prevention and coping skills into existing curriculum;

                 Expanding state-funded loan forgiveness programs to include mental health professionals who agree to provide services to schools;

                 An ongoing mental health resources clearinghouse for schools and community providers; and

       Trainings that include a referral plan for continuing action provided by mental health professionals outside of the school district.

               Director Venteicher seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

The Board discussed the following items:

Construction/Building Project Updates

               With no further business to come before the board for consideration at this time, Director Bockenstedt moved to adjourn the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion Carried 4-0.

 

Edgewood Colesburg CSD

July 15, 2025 Listing of Expenditures

GENERAL FUND:

 

 Amount

ADVANTAGE ADMINISTRATORS

fee

 $      274.40

ALLIANT ENERGY

electricity

 $  12,506.32

APPLE FINANCIAL SERVICES

repair

 $      339.90

ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY

parts

 $        17.69

AUDITOR OF STATE

fee

 $      200.00

BI-COUNTY DISPOSAL, INC.

garbage collection

 $      901.00

Capital One(Walmart)

supplies

 $        12.94

CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO., INC-CSS

supplies

 $    1,975.00

CITY OF COLESBURG

water/sewer

 $      138.73

CITY OF EDGEWOOD

water/sewer

 $    4,750.97

CLAYTON RIDGE CSD

open enrollment

 $  29,268.82

Clearfly

services

 $      142.71

COMELEC INTERNET SERVICES

internet

 $      143.00

COMPANION CORPORATION

subscription

 $    2,774.00

Dean Family Chiropractic

physical

 $        85.00

DHS CASHIER 1ST FL.

medicaid

 $  23,768.36

EDGEWOOD FARM & HOME SUPPLY

supplies

 $    1,106.74

EDGEWOOD REMINDER

publication

 $      277.36

ELAN

supplies, equipment, & gasohol

 $    2,626.69

ENERGY ASSOCIATION OF IOWA SCHOOLS

membership

 $      500.00

Filter Shop, Inc., The

filters

 $    4,294.07

FranklinCovey Client Sales Inc.

membership

 $    5,625.00

GUTTENBERG MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL

athletic training services

 $      958.00

Hawkeye Electrical Contractors Dubuque

services

 $      110.66

HEARTLAND MECHANICAL LLC

services

 $      100.00

IA H.S. MUSIC ASSOCIATION

dues

 $        25.00

IASB-IOWA ASSOC. SCHOOL BOARDS

membership & subscription

 $    3,100.00

IASBO/ IA ASSOC SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFIC

membership

 $      250.00

Iowa Pupil Transportation Association

membership & fee

 $      530.00

IOWA SCHOOL FINANCE INFORMATION

membership

 $    1,159.00

IOWA TESTING PROGRAMS

assessments

 $    1,620.75

JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL

supplies

 $      206.35

JTJ Solar LLC

solar

 $    2,288.45

KARL'S GROCERY

supplies

 $          7.18

KEYSTONE AREA EDUCATION AGENCY

supplies & services

 $  16,003.44

Lahr, Jake

mowing

 $    1,860.00

Linder Tire Services, Inc.

tires

 $      634.04

Membean, Inc.

subscription

 $    1,410.00

MIDWEST ALARM SERVICES

services

 $    4,753.34

MONTICELLO SPORTS

equipment

 $    1,840.00

Nyemaster Goode, P.C.

legal services

 $    1,072.00

OELWEIN COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT,

open enrollment

 $    4,181.12

OETC

membership

 $        75.00

OLIND, JUSTIN

gasohol

 $        30.00

OPENING SPECIALISTS, INC.

repairs

 $      185.00

Posy Place Floral & Gifts

supplies

 $        80.00

RSAI, c/o ISFIS

membership

 $      750.00

SHIMLEE

signs

 $      308.00

SPAHN & ROSE LUMBER CO.

supplies

 $        37.03

TIMBERLINE BILLING SERVICE LLC

medicaid

 $      420.91

Time Management Systems

fee

 $      353.00

U.S.  CELLULAR

hot spots

 $      218.95

W.W. Norton and Company, Inc.

books

 $      633.36

WESTERN DUBUQUE CO. CSD

open enrollment

 $    8,362.52

WINDSTREAM

services

 $      779.77

Fund Total:

 

 $146,071.57

     

MANAGEMENT FUND:                        

   

AUL Health Benefit Trust

HRA

 $  16,950.00

COMMUNITY INSURANCE OF IOWA

insurance

 $294,679.59

Iowa Local Government Risk Pool Commission c/o

Natural Gas

 $  78,985.98

Storm Protection Fund

insurance

 $  18,429.00

Fund Total:

 

 $409,044.57

     

CAPITAL PROJECT BOND FUND:

   

Cardinal Construction, Inc.

Jr./Sr. HS Addition

 $    5,059.92

Piper Sandler & Co.

services

 $    1,500.00

UMB Bank, N.A.

fee

 $    1,200.00

Fund Total:

 

 $    7,759.92

     

LOSST/SAVE FUND:

   

Advanced Environmental Testing and Abatement, Inc.

services

 $    8,200.00

ELAN

equipment

 $      705.00

H2I GROUP

services

 $    7,957.00

HAASCO, LTD

services

 $      500.00

LOECKE BUILDING SERVICE

HS Office & AG remodel

 $  35,155.00

OPENING SPECIALISTS, INC.

repairs

 $      749.81

SALOW MECHANICAL INSULATION

HS Office & AG remodel

 $      589.01

SEEDORFF MASONRY, INC.

HS Office remodel

 $    3,292.02

Young Plumbing & Heating

repairs

 $  11,200.00

Fund Total:

 

 $  68,347.84

     
     

STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND:            

   

ASPi SOLUTIONS, Inc.

services

 $      252.00

AUNT NECEE'S PIZZA

supplies

 $      335.20

BARNES, KEVIN

official

 $      252.96

Bergman, Robert

official

 $      145.00

BRITTAIN, CHARLES

official

 $      460.00

BSN SPORTS

equipment

 $      890.25

Burkle, Logan

official

 $      149.00

Camp, Bob

official

 $      138.00

Ed-Co BASKETBALL Petty Cash

supplies

 $      300.00

EDGEWOOD FARM & HOME SUPPLY

supplies

 $      805.94

ELAN

supplies & membership

 $    5,369.57

FISCHER, TERRY

official

 $      144.00

Fuelling, Randy

official

 $      140.00

GEHL, CHAD

official

 $      156.40

Goedken, Rick

official

 $      138.00

Gold Medal

supplies

 $        65.57

Gulyash, Ron

official

 $      309.71

HERMSEN, AL

official

 $      138.00

Hupke, Dewey

official

 $      144.00

JACOBS, MICHAEL

official

 $      447.00

JESUP COMMUNITY SCHOOL

entry fee

 $      125.00

KARL'S GROCERY

supplies

 $        41.86

LINK, RANDY

official

 $      291.00

MONTICELLO SPORTS

equipment

 $      558.00

NIEHAUS, JEFF

official

 $      268.00

North Fayette Community School

entry fee

 $      120.00

PAYNE, COLLIN

official

 $      293.37

PIONEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY

paint

 $      557.20

Regional Medical Center

pink donation

 $  15,000.00

RINIKER, A.J

official

 $      111.40

SILVEREDGE COOPERATIVE

supplies

 $      509.18

Stanek, Randy

official

 $      141.00

TROPHIES PLUS, INC.

supplies

 $      466.23

VBALL GEAR, LLC

jerseys

 $      605.00

WEST DELAWARE CO. COMM. SCHOOL

entry fee

 $      125.00

WILLENBORG, NICK

official

 $      153.00

WINTER, JOHN

official

 $      545.00

Fund Total:

 

 $  30,690.84

     
     

NUTRITION FUND:

   

MARTIN BROS. DISTRIB. CO., INC

summer food, supplies, & fee

 $    2,420.68

PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY

milk

 $    1,103.43

Fund Total:

 

 $    3,524.11

     
     

PPEL FUND:

   

ACCESS SYSTEMS LEASING

copier lease

 $    1,379.30

Avive Solutions, Inc.

AEDs

 $    3,454.46

ELAN

desk & projector

 $    4,553.84

Filament Essential Services

web hosting

 $    3,245.00

Great Lakes Commercial Roofing LLC

district office roof

 $  50,146.80

Ogden Turf & Grading LLC

field grading

 $    5,136.16

SOFTWARE UNLIMITED, INC.

software accounting fee

 $    7,850.00

Fund Total:

 

 $  75,765.56

     

Total of All Funds:

 

 $741,204.41

 

 

_____________________________          ___________________________

Tammy Kirby, Vice-President                       Melissa Conner, Secretary

mconner@edge-c… Thu, 07/17/2025 - 12:34

Minutes-2025.08.11

Minutes-2025.08.11

               The Board of Directors of the Edgewood-Colesburg Community School District met in regular session in the Edgewood Board Room, on Monday, August 11, 2025. President Elliot called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.

               Directors Present: Matt Elliot, Dan Venteicher, Brad Bockenstedt, Jeff Hoeger, & Tammy Kirby.

Directors Absent: None.

Also present: Superintendent Troy Osterhaus, Principal Patty Briggs, Principal Colton Sutton, and Board Secretary Melissa Conner.

               Director Venteicher moved to approve the agenda as presented. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

               Director Hoeger moved to recognize the following:

                              Baseball

      • IHSBCA All-District:

-1st Team: Jax Steger & Pryce Rochford

                                  Softball

      • 1A Northeast All-District Team: Rachel Eglseder, Faith Dugan, McKenna Hoefer, & Kaitlyn Hahn.
      • IGCA All State Teams:

                                                            -1st Team: Rachel Eglseder

                                                            -2nd Team: Faith Dugan

                                                            -3rd Team: Mckenna Hoefer

                                                            -Honorable Mention: Kaitlyn Hahn

               Director Kirby seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

               Director Venteicher moved to approve the Consent Agenda.

    • Minutes of Previous July 14, 2025 Meeting
    • Bills
    • Financial Reports
    • Open Enrollments

IN

        1. Starmont-JK, K, & 6th Grade
        2. MV-Preschool & 12th Grade (2 students)
        3. Central: 2nd Grade (2 students)

OUT

-West Delaware: 12th Grade

    • Special Education Contracts
    • Fundraisers
    • Personnel Recommendations
      • Resignations:
        1. Hanna Jaster: Assistant Cross Country
        2. Jody Dahlstrom: Elementary Custodian
      • New Hires:
        1. Diane Meyer: Media Specialist- 0.4 FTE, $24,964.40
        2. Kristen Arthur: JH Volleyball-Group C, Step 7 $3,012.00-Pending Authorization
        3. Kaylyn Legrand: JH Volleyball-Group C, Step 1 $2,112.00-Pending Authorization

                                             Volunteer Coaches

        1. Justin Olind-Cross Country
        2. Kerra Boriskey-Volleyball
        3. Brooks Eglseder-Boys Golf
        4. Alex Hanna: As needed
      1. Internal Transfers:
        1. Meghan Meyer: Elementary Para to Secondary Library Para
    1. Annual Agreements

Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

 

               Visitors: None.

               Principal Briggs: Have been giving tours to new students and prepping for the next year.

               Principal Sutton: Completed new teacher orientation.

               Superintendent Osterhaus: Things are going really well. Planning to have regular administration meetings. All Staff training at West Delaware on August 21st. Looking forward to the start of the year.

Director Bockenstedt: Good to see all the kids at the local fairs.

Director Kirby: School Board papers are due September 15th.

               Director Kirby moved to approve the first reading of board policies 905.1E1 & 905.1R2. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

              

               Director Venteicher moved to approve the second reading of board policies 503.9, 503.9R1, 104,104.E1, 104.E2, 104.E3, 211, 402.02, 402.03, 405.02, 411.02, 501.03, 501.09, 501.09R1, 505.05, 507.01, 603.01, 603.05, & rescind 106.01. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

 

               Director Hoeger moved to approve the LP Bid from Three Rivers FS at $1.39 with a prepayment total being $23,630.00 minus the current credit of $7,305.23 for the 2025-2026 school year. Director Kirby seconded the movement. Director Bockenstedt abstained from voting due to conflict of interest Motion carried 4-0.

 

               Director Kirby moved to appoint Diane Meyer, Kari Kintzle, Colton Sutton, Cathy Shaw, Laurie Wiskus, and Jill Lueken to the Reconsideration Committee. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

               Director Hoeger moved to approve the Elementary Staff Handbook, Elementary Student Handbook, Preschool Handbook, Coaches Handbook, High School Staff Handbook, & High School Student Handbook as presented. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 5-0.

 

               The Board discussed the following items:

                              Construction/Building Project Updates

 

               With no further business to come before the board for consideration at this time, Director Bockenstedt moved to adjourn the meeting at 6:20 p.m. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion Carried 5-0.

 

Edgewood-Colesburg CSD

August 11, 2025 Listing of Expenditures

GENERAL FUND:

 

 Amount

ACE HOMEWORKS,

supplies

 $          11.98

ADVANTAGE ADMINISTRATORS

fee

 $        137.20

AgSource Cooperative Services

services

 $          62.00

ALLIANT ENERGY

electricity

 $    18,030.09

APPLE FINANCIAL SERVICES

repairs

 $        422.45

AREA EDUCATION AGENCY 267

repairs

 $      1,086.20

ARNOLD MOTOR SUPPLY

parts

 $        204.20

BI-COUNTY DISPOSAL, INC.

garbage collection

 $        999.40

CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO., INC-CSS

supplies

 $      1,940.95

CITY OF COLESBURG

water/sewer

 $        161.66

CITY OF EDGEWOOD

water/sewer

 $      3,552.70

Clearfly

telephone services

 $        142.71

COMELEC INTERNET SERVICES

internet

 $        143.00

COMMITTEE for CHILDREN

subscription

 $      2,778.00

CORNERSTONE FAMILY PRACTICE

physical

 $        204.00

D & S PORTABLES, INC.

rentals

 $      1,162.50

DEL-CLAY FARM EQUIPMENT

repairs

 $        441.19

EDGEWOOD FARM & HOME SUPPLY

supplies

 $        967.25

EDGEWOOD REMINDER

publication & subscription

 $        442.66

ELAN

supplies, travel, gasohol, & equipment

 $      6,781.14

FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS INC.

library books

 $        858.99

Funke, Chris

services

 $      1,496.64

GAUL, JASON & REBECCA

non-public transportation

 $        894.62

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT PUBLISHING

workbooks

 $    56,599.74

IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK

services

 $      1,175.16

Keppler Landscaping, LLC

trees

 $        393.88

KEYSTONE AREA EDUCATION AGENCY

services

 $      4,050.00

KLAREN, MATTHEW & RACHEL

non-public transportation

 $        894.62

Lamiator.com

supplies

 $        164.86

Littleport Auto

services

 $        100.00

Meyer, Adam

gasohol

 $          30.00

Mostaert, Haley

workshop

 $        115.00

Napa Auto Parts

parts

 $        129.98

Northeast Iowa Communit College Business &

inservice

 $        640.00

Nutrien AG Solutions

mad dog

 $        125.00

Planbook Inc.

supplies

 $        270.00

QUILL CORPORATION

supplies

 $          96.42

RENAISSANCE LEARNING INC

supplies

 $        650.00

ROCHESTER 100 INC.

supplies

 $        480.00

SCHILLING, SCOTT

non-public transportation

 $        447.60

SCHOLASTIC INC

workbooks

 $      1,113.49

SCHOOL NURSE SUPPLY

supplies

 $        690.97

SCHOOL SPECIALTY, LLC.

supplies

 $        865.93

SILVEREDGE COOPERATIVE

gasohol & diesel

 $      2,001.86

Spartan Chemical Company, INC

subscription

 $        700.00

SPERFSLAGE, CHRIS AND KARA

non-public transportation

 $        474.49

THREE RIVERS FS CO.

LP gas & rental

 $    16,639.38

Three Rivers FS Company-Manchester

rental

 $        110.00

Time Management Systems

fee

 $        431.75

U.S.  CELLULAR

hot spots

 $        218.95

VONHANDORF, DONALD

bus physical

 $          95.00

WINDSTREAM

services

 $        789.53

Fund Total:

 

 $  133,415.14

     

MANAGEMENT FUND:                        

   

COMMUNITY INSURANCE OF IOWA

cyber insurance

 $      3,122.58

     

CAPITAL PROJECT BOND:

   

Cardinal Construction, Inc.

HS Addition & renovation

 $  387,168.45

LOECKE BUILDING SERVICE

services

 $      3,249.00

RAY'S EXCAVATING LLC

services

 $      2,337.04

Fund Total:

 

 $  392,754.49

     

LOSST/SAVE FUND:

   

Hawkeye Electrical Contractors Dubuque

HS Office Remodel

 $      1,960.35

Jenkins & Goforth Carpet Cleaners, LTD

services

 $      2,147.85

LOECKE BUILDING SERVICE

HS Office Remodel & AG Room Remodel

 $    36,406.00

UMB Bank, N.A.

fee

 $        600.00

Fund Total:

 

 $    41,114.20

     
     

STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND:     

   

ASPi SOLUTIONS, Inc.

fee

 $        500.00

CITY OF EDGEWOOD

fee

 $          75.00

DUFAULT PUBLISHING, INC.

yearbooks

 $      7,180.00

ED-CO FOOTBALL

cash bags

 $        600.00

EDGEWOOD REMINDER

subscription

 $          34.00

Edgewood Signs & Designs

supplies

 $        608.00

ELAN

supplies & membership

 $      1,465.34

FISH SHACK

fee

 $        400.00

IATC, IOWA ASS'N of TRACK COACHES

membership

 $          60.00

IOWA GIRLS COACHES ASSOCIATION

membership

 $          85.00

OLIND, JUSTIN

supplies

 $        252.08

TRI-RIVERS CONFERENCE

membership

 $        550.00

Fund Total:

 

 $    11,809.42

     
     

NUTRITION FUND:

   

HEARTLAND PAYMENT SYSTEMS

menu planning

 $        721.00

     
     

PPEL FUND:

   

ACCESS SYSTEMS LEASING

copier lease

 $      1,379.30

Great Lakes Commercial Roofing LLC

district office roof

 $    37,610.10

OETC

license

 $      2,425.00

Remind101, Inc.

subscription

 $      3,025.00

Fund Total:

 

 $    44,439.40

     

Grand Total of All Funds:

 

 $  627,376.23

 

 

 

_____________________________        ___________________________

                                Matt Elliot, President                                    Melissa Conner, Secretary

mconner@edge-c… Wed, 08/13/2025 - 16:09

Minutes-2025.09.08

Minutes-2025.09.08

               The Board of Directors of the Edgewood-Colesburg Community School District met in regular session in the Elementary Music Room, on Monday, September 8, 2025. President Elliot called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.

               Directors Present: Matt Elliot, Brad Bockenstedt, Jeff Hoeger, & Tammy Kirby.

Directors Absent: Dan Venteicher.

Also present: Superintendent Troy Osterhaus, Principal Patty Briggs, Principal Colton Sutton, and Board Secretary Melissa Conner.

               Director Hoeger moved to approve the agenda as presented. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

               Director Kirby moved to approve the following commendations:

               Thank you, Alex Hanna, for a successful first volleyball tournament. We had ten teams compete in the tournament.

               Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

               Director Hoeger moved to approve the Consent Agenda.

    • Minutes of August 11, 2025 Meeting
    • Bills
    • Financial Reports
    • Open Enrollments

      IN:

      • Central: 3rd Grade
      • Clayton Ridge: K
      • Oelwein: 11th Grade

     OUT:

      • Starmont: K (2 students)
      • West Delaware: 3rd Grade & 9th Grade
    • Special Education Contracts
    • Fundraisers

 

National Honor Society

Tubs for donations at concession stands

Baseball

Online fundraiser

Softball

Youth Softball Camp

Softball

Cookie Dough Fundraiser

6th Grade NF Book Project

Butter Braids

Ed-Co Elementary

Club's Choice

Art Club

Face Painting & Homecoming buttons

Art Club

Driveway Paintings

Boys Basketball

Discount Cards

Volleyball

Pink Night

Volleyball

Rodeo Days - Carnival and 50/50 raffle

7th & 8th Grade

Candy Bars, Magazines, & Socks

FFA

Minntex Fruit & Edgewood Locker Meat Sale

Elementary PE Program

Kids Heart Challenge

NHS

Gift Wrapping

NHS

Coin Wars

ED-CO FBLA

Rodeo Food Stand

Ed-Co Fine arts

Trivia Night

Ed-Co Fine arts

Elementary Halloween Dance

Ed-Co Fine arts

Strawberries

Ed-Co Fine arts

Calendars

Ed-Co Fine arts w/FBLA

Rodeo Food Stand

Ed-Co Fine arts

Rodeo Clean Up

Ed-Co Fine arts

Concession Stands

Ed-Co Fine arts

Preorder food with Local Business

Ed-Co Fine arts

Homecoming Scotcheroos

FCCLA

Valentines Day Sugar Cookies

Ed-Co Fine arts

Meal with Drama Productions

Ed-Co Fine arts

Music Bingo

 

    • Personnel Recommendations

     Resignations

      • Anne Carbone Barbosa-HS Para
      • Eileen Bergan: JH Girls Track

                                   New Hires:

      • Mandi Pedretti: Special Ed Single Student Route
      • Laura Bolsinger: Elementary Para $15.44 per hour
      • Jesse Lau: Custodian $17.24 per hour
      • Kari Kintzle-Davidshofer: JH Student Council Advisor Group E, Step 4  $1,414.50
      • Claire Aulwes - JH Softball

     Contract Adjustments:

      • Carston Calderwood- Moving to BA+16 Step 7
    • Annual Agreements

Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

 

               Visitors: Jake Meyer, Jill Meyer, Alyssa Meyer, Kota Hoefer, Lisa Hoefer, & Kristy Mather.

 

               President Elliot welcomed our visitors.

               The Elementary Student Council provided an update.

               Principal Briggs: Preschool students are adjusting. First assembly last week and the first habit is “Be Proactive”. Set class goals and getting started on FAST assessments. The Elementary Fundraiser has started. We have a wide range of Field Trips planned for the year.

               Principal Sutton: The Homecoming dress up days have been planned out. Held our first assembly which was student led. It was great to see them take charge. Clubs are in full swing, and the musical has started practices.

               Superintendent Osterhaus: Great start to the year. The Building Administrators are doing a great job. Planning to have a Financial Data/Planning session with IASB in October.

               Director Bockenstedt: The year has started out great. The volleyball tournament went well, and our facility was great for it.

               Director Kirby: I love seeing the videos of the assemblies.

               Director Kirby moved to approve the second reading of board policies 905.1E1 & 905.1R2. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

 

               Director Hoeger moved to approve the Boys Wrestling Sharing agreement with Central CSD for the 2025-2026 school year. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

 

Director Hoeger moved to approve the removal of Kim Huckstadt and the addition of Troy Osterhaus on all accounts at Community Savings Bank and Farmers Savings Bank. Director Kirby seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Bockenstedt moved to approve the request for snow removal bids. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion Carried 4-0.

Director Kirby moved to approve the K-12 LAU(EL) Plan. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Bockenstedt moved to approve the request for Allowable Growth & Supplemental Aid for Special Ed Deficit in the amount of $186,430.41. Director Hoeger seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

Director Kirby moved to approve the purchase agreement with Dustin White for an enclosed trailer for $8,500.00. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion carried 4-0.

 

               The Board discussed the following items:

                              Construction/Building Project Updates

 

               With no further business to come before the board for consideration at this time, Director Hoeger moved to adjourn the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Director Bockenstedt seconded the movement. Motion Carried 4-0.

 

 

Edgewood-Colesburg CSD

September 8, 2025 Listing of Expenditures

GENERAL FUND:

 

 Amount

ACCESS SYSTEMS

supplies

 $        67.89

ALLIANT ENERGY

electricity

 $  20,346.08

BI-COUNTY DISPOSAL, INC.

garbage collection

 $      838.20

BRIGGS, PATRICIA

supplies

 $        49.99

CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO., INC-CSS

supplies

 $    2,772.00

CITY OF COLESBURG

water/sewer

 $      278.14

CITY OF EDGEWOOD

water/sewer

 $    1,643.25

Clearfly

services

 $      142.71

Com-Tec Land Mobile Radio

equipment

 $      355.00

COMELEC INTERNET SERVICES

services

 $      143.00

CONTINENTAL RESEARCH CORP.

chemicals

 $    5,309.55

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

fee

 $      600.00

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

services

 $      900.00

EDGEWOOD FARM & HOME SUPPLY

supplies

 $      765.16

EDGEWOOD REMINDER

publication

 $        25.73

ELAN

supplies, postage, & textbooks

 $    3,464.18

FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS INC.

books

 $      282.28

GALLAGHER-BLUEDORN PERFORMING ARTS,

tickets

 $        90.00

HDC BUSINESS FORMS CORP.

supplies

 $      630.54

Hodges, Joseph

reimbursement

 $      120.00

IBEA

fee

 $      140.00

IOWA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK

services

 $      610.75

J.W. PEPPER AND SON, INC.

supplies

 $      770.49

KARL'S GROCERY

supplies

 $        93.47

KEYSTONE AREA EDUCATION AGENCY

fee & services

 $  11,518.50

Kirkwood Community College

services

 $      195.00

Lamiator.com

supplies

 $      243.24

Lil' Bit of Country Stoves & Fireplaces

rental

 $      600.00

MANCHESTER PRESS

subscription

 $        51.00

MIDWEST ALARM SERVICES

services

 $      366.60

Napa Auto Parts

parts

 $      555.88

NORTHEAST IOWA COMM. COLLEGE

fee

 $        70.00

PAPER CORPORATION, The

paper

 $    4,791.90

Quality Bus & Ttruck Parts

parts

 $        86.25

QUILL CORPORATION

supplies

 $      114.27

Regional Medical Center

bus physicals

 $      312.00

Schmitz Janitorial Supply

supplies

 $    2,752.00

SCHOOL SPECIALTY, LLC.

supplies

 $      310.25

Shea, Angela

computer deposit

 $        85.00

TEACHING STRATEGIES, LLC

supplies

 $      502.80

Telecom Services of Iowa, Inc.

repairs

 $      145.00

Time Management Systems

fee

 $      434.50

TRUCK CENTER COMPANIES

parts

 $      383.96

U.S.  CELLULAR

hot spots

 $      218.95

UPS

postage

 $        46.83

W.W. Norton and Company, Inc.

books

 $      105.56

WEST MUSIC CO.

supplies

 $        81.45

WINDSTREAM

services

 $      789.53

Fund Total:

 

 $  65,198.88

     

LOSST/SAVE FUND:

   

CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO., INC-CSS

services

 $    3,400.00

Geisler Brothers Co,

repairs

 $      848.84

RAY'S EXCAVATING LLC

rock

 $    1,160.75

White, Dustin

enclosed trailer

 $    8,500.00

Fund Total:

 

 $  13,909.59

     
     

STUDENT ACTIVITY FUND:       

   

AKERS, KYLE

official

 $      172.45

Atlantic Coca-Cola

vending machine

 $      196.38

Bozeman, James

official

 $      150.00

Camp, Bob

official

 $      180.00

CHAMBERLIN, RANDY

official

 $      165.54

CLARK, RANDALL

official

 $      250.00

DAACK, BELINDA

official

 $      250.00

DELAWARE CO. EXT. OPERATING AC

wristbands

 $        95.00

ELAN

supplies & equipment

 $    1,128.74

FISCHER, EDDIE

official

 $      150.00

FITZGERALD, MICHAEL

official

 $      180.00

Goedken, Rick

official

 $      360.00

HANSEN, SCOTT

official

 $      110.00

HUDL

services

 $    5,949.00

IA H.S. SPEECH ASSOCIATION

membership

 $      100.00

Intelligent Marking USA, bda Turf Tank

supplies

 $      185.09

JONES, JUSTIN

official

 $      150.00

Just For You

shirts

 $      490.00

KLEVE, KIMBERLY

official

 $      516.00

LAMMERS, LORI

official

 $      250.00

MENKEN, DEB

official

 $      110.00

MISSOURI TURF & PAINT

paint

 $      925.15

MONTICELLO SPORTS

supplies

 $      421.00

MOORE, JOLYNN

official

 $      250.00

MOSER, TED

official

 $      250.00

MURPHY, BOB

official

 $      115.00

NATIONAL FFA ORGANIZATION

supplies

 $      223.50

NIEHAUS, JEFF

official

 $      180.00

PROPHET CORPORATION dba GOPHER SPORT,

equipment

 $    1,004.13

SCHLEISMAN, MARK

official

 $      250.00

SHANNON EVENT TIMINGS

fee

 $      845.05

STREIGAL, RANDY

official

 $      150.00

TROPHIES PLUS, INC.

supplies

 $        35.34

Fund Total:

 

 $  15,787.37

     
     

NUTRITION FUND:

   

Atlantic Coca-Cola

ala carte

 $      296.30

ELAN

hot lunch & supplies

 $      193.67

EMS DETERGENT SERVICES

supplies

 $      188.33

MARTIN BROS. DISTRIB. CO., INC

hot lunch, ala carte, supplies, & fee

 $    9,214.88

MM Mechanical

repairs

 $      776.00

Pedretti, Mandi

uniform allowance

 $      125.00

PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY

milk

 $    1,465.19

Fund Total:

 

 $  12,259.37

     

PPEL FUND:

   

ACCESS SYSTEMS LEASING

copier lease

 $    3,717.68

CDW Government, Inc.

software

 $    3,500.00

Fund Total:

 

 $    7,217.68

     

Total of All Funds:

 

 $114,372.89

 

 

 

 

_____________________________        ___________________________

                Matt Elliot, President                                  Melissa Conner, Secretary

mconner@edge-c… Thu, 09/11/2025 - 12:29