11/7/2009 1:13:00 PM Bond election results on BC agenda; plans for H1N1 vaccination clinic still on schedule for Camp Verde
Beaver Creek School
Just as voters approved the bond election for Beaver Creek School, which will allow the district to building a new kitchen and cafeteria, the cafeteria is requesting some new equipment.
The purchase of a new refrigerator and freezer from Food Service funds is part of the agenda of the regular meeting of the governing board set for Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m.
The board will discuss the bond approval and its next moves toward building a multi-use building and renovating current buildings. There is also a request for changing cafeteria employee hours.
Superintendent Karin Ward will update the board on plans for the Head Start expansion under the Camp Verde Head Start Program. That will entail new flooring and furniture. They will post for a Head Start preschool teacher and aide on Nov. 13.
The agenda includes reports on Building Renewal and Preventative Maintenance and winter coaching assignments. Current resignations include Kent Bignal and Jennifer Selders, both in custodial.
The board meets in the district library.
Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. is the school's annual Veterans Day Concert, and school is out Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day.
Camp Verde Unified
According to the Yavapai County Health Department, The Tuesday Nov. 10, school clinics for H1N1 vaccinations will be held as scheduled. This includes Camp Verde Unified School District. However, only injectable vaccine will be available. The county is out of H1N1 nasal spray vaccine for Tuesday. If consent forms did not indicate that injectable vaccine was authorized, children will not be vaccinated.
If parents wish, they may submit a new consent form - properly filled out - indicating their authorization for injectable vaccine.
Completed consent and insurance forms should be sent to the child's school.
The CVUSD board is also scheduled to meet in regular session this week, Nov. 10 at 7 p.m.
At their Oct. 27 meeting, the board accepted the resignations of Allie Willis in Human Resources and Special Ed aide Kirsti House.
