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San Miguel Basin Forum. Thursday November 3. 1004 - I I
West-End School Board OK's New Vehicle Fee Schedule
After quite a hit of work on
the part of the administrative
staff, a revised rate schedule
for use of school district
vehicles was approved by the
West End School Board at
the October 18 meeting.
The new rates which would
be charged to community
groups and student groups
{other than for school-related
or Distrlct-approved func-
tions) is 20 cents per mile,
plus fuel. for automobiles: 30
cents per mile. plus fuel. for
vans; and 81.00 per mile (in-
cluding driving) for buses.
Rates are subject to change
and organizations are
responsible for paying any
standby time required of the
driver.
The board postponed ac-
ting on a number of policies
in order to allow more t/me to
review the proposed policies.
An evaluation format for sup-
port staff was approved by
the board, as was approval of
District participation in a
cafeteria plan through
Franklin Life.
A letter of resignation from
Valerle Castle as NHS Com-
puter/ Distance Learning
Aide was accepted. The board
approved Patty Riley as a
substitute custodian and
Dlanne Robuck as a sub-
stitute teacher for the lgg4-
05 school year.
A report was made to the
board regarding the State Ac-
countability Conference.
Terrt Thomson also ad-
REQUEST FOR PRICE QUOTATION
Montrnse Cnnly is accepting sealed btds
for constrnctlon of the Conotte Pad and
RetalntngWall for the Solid Waste Transfer
Station at the Paradox Landfill, ap-
proximately one and one-hMf (1 1/2) talks
East of Paradox. Colorado. apeclficat Ins and
plans may be obtained at Montmse County
solid waste Department. 047 North Second.
Montrose, Colorado, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Iclosed during noon). Monday through
Friday.
Montrose County is exempt from Federal
Excise and State taxes, Montrose Connty
reserves the right to accept or reject anyor
all qnotations as tt deems lathe best interest
of Montrose Connty. Please contact patrick
T. Warren at 303-240-8326 regarding fur-
ther information on specifications and
plans.
0uotatlons win be accepted until wednes-
day. November 23. 1994, The blds will be
opened and read publicly in the MontrOse
County Commissioners once, 320 South
First Street. Montrose. Colorado. on Novm-
her 28. 1994. at 4:30 PM, Ouoin mat
be submRted and places in a
yt-ln_ne --i- • (---: mad Rtllhnt
WLI mid ttttmed to the MontZooo Cott
ty Comionm olBoe, P.O. Box 12S0,
Montrosa, Colorado S14021 or hand
delimred to the County Commimdmwm
office, bmmmont level SaO. South Fiat.
Momtmoo. Colorado.
Pnbltahed in the San Mlguel Buln Forum
Nov. 3. 10. and 17. 1904.
dressed the board regarding
the bids for cleaning the com-
puters throughout the Dis-
trict. She was advised the bid
will be let annually.
Superintendent of Schools
Phyllis Harrison reported
that the UMTRA remedlatlon
at Nucla Elementary School
has been signed off now. with
the final totals agreeable to
both the District and MK-
Ferguson: Dr. Annette
Cooper of Fort Lewis College
was to meet with the NES
teachers to develop the scope
and sequence of the math
curriculum: eight teachers
attended the Math Con-
ference in Denver: she and
Dr. Mahaney and Dr.
Graybeal were going to
Durango to observe the
gifted/talented program in
the schools: and a substRute
I II III IIII
teacher training session is
scheduled for October 28.
In the principals' reports.
Dr. Mahaney noted that she
is working with the Family
Link on a grant for art educa-
tion through the Goals 2000.
with the first phase being
planning money. Dr.
Graybeal reported the high
school football field was "on
llne" with the raw water It-
rlgatlon system and there
seems to be sufficient pres-
sure to rnn slx heads at once:
the Back-to-School night at
Nucla High School was suc-
cessful: four students at-
tended the State Student
Council workshop earlier in
October: PSAT's were ad-
ministered on October 11
and the ACT's on October 21:
Mr. Brookfleld presented the
board with copies of the first
two editions of Naturita Mid-
dle School's newspaper: first-
year teacher evaluations
have been completed: and a
new daily schedule is being
addressed to lengthen core
classes in the second
semester.
The board will meet next on
Tuesday. November 15. at
7:30 p.m.
Accountability Welcomes Public
Although members of the
"public at large" seldom, if
ever, attend an Account-
ability Committee meeting.
whether at the building level
or the District meeting, the
public is welcome and even
encouraged to attend.
The West End School Dis-
trict Accountability Meeting
III II III I1 '11
met Monday evening to work
on developing a plan of action
to meet the 1004-05 goals.
discuss ways to celebrate
and honor American Educa-
tion Week. and hear reports
from the building principals
and student accountability
members.
The goals set for this year
I III II I III II
by the District Accountability
Committee are to monitor the
development of a standards
based curriculum: monitor
the District discipline policy.
K-12: monitor the school
climate: and facilitate com-
munication between the
schools and community.
continued on page 12
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WHY SHOULD WEST END VOTERS
IN THE MONTROSE LIBRARY DISTRICT
VOTE "YES" ON THE
LIBRARY PROPQSAL?
--It strengthens your hbra
district and means better service
for the West End
--It strengthens higher education in
the county and allows for more
outreach to our rural communities
--It solves a problem and meets a
need WITHOUT RAISING YOUR
PROPERTY TAX!
VOTE FOR THE LIBRARY--IT'S
THE LAST ITEM ON YOUR BALLOT
NOVEMBER 8
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Pald for by the Ubrary Yml , PenrN Paxlon. Troasurer.
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