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“The Clipper”The Clipper is published twice monthly during the school year,

once a month in June, July, & August by Malcolm Public Schools10004 NW 112th, Malcolm,NE 68402 402-796-2151,#1 High School,#2 Elementary,#3 Business/Superintendent

June 18, 2009 [Issue 20, Volume 30]

Honor Roll - Second Semester 2009Students must have a minimum 3.5 or higher current semester GPA and no grade lower than a C.

SeniorsJonathan Ferguson

Shelby GrahamKipp HeidtbrinkDanielle KnisleyBenjamin LeachAmanda MageeJessica Maxson

Paige OlsonShelli RobinetteAshley Wiegand

Madison Zimmerman

JuniorsAlenah Bassett

Jacob BolteDustin Bowder

Susan DowdShelby EuckerMichelle FryPaul Ganow

Jacob GieselmanElliott KarellaEmily LostrohNathan Michl

Benjamin NabityAllyson Porath

Trent RiesAllison SchneiderPaige SchneiderNathan Sindelar

Lacie TewesRachel Vanderkolk

Derrick Wiebe

SophomoresAdam Aschenbrenner

Chelsea BeachKyle Bohling

Payton EverettLaurel Jordan

Taylor Kopecky

Jaron AhmannLaurel Bailey

Samuel BehlenKory Bourquin

Nathan GarrisonZachary Holka

Rachel JohnsonChandler Kramer

Mikayla LockeJay Meyer

Grant MitchellMadison Nutter

Dakota PittsChantal PowellAllison Wiebe

Caleb DostalMadelynn Everett

Mason GlauseLeah Kash-Brown

Brittany KellyJerod Larson

Tierra LundgrenAthalee Lynn

Michaela NickellDylan Rohe

Tasha SaathoffTyler Webster

Sierra LeggShannon McCoy

Jessica McKeownAlexandria Moody

Emily PowersDane Sackett

FreshmanJordan Brunner

MacKenzie CarrollJoshua JohansonSara Kash-Brown

Ryan LarsonDylan SwaggerIthacoma Wells

Eighth Grade

Seventh GradeEmma Beal

Evan BeckmannJesse BlaserIsaac Bolte

Spencer CaldwellDustin Churchwell

Thomas DaltonTaylor DishmanBenjamin Dostal

Attention!Cheerleaders

Wanted!There will be an informational meetingheld at the Malcolm United MethodistChurch on Monday, June 29, 2009 at

7:00pm.All students, grades 10-12, who are

intereted in trying out for the cheer squadshould plan on attending. One parent/

guardian is required to attend the meetingwith their child. Information on eligibility,

expectatations, and expenses will becovered. Dates and times for try-outs willalso be announced. If you cannot attend,but are interested, please call Cathy Sapp432-0686 or Kelley Burianek 429-5920.

Hope to see you there!

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Positions Open

Accompanist NeededMalcolm Public Schools is in need of an accompanistfor the Choir program. The Choir is well disciplinedand is very talented. Position includes playing for con-tests, concerts, and some outside rehearsals for Junior/Senior High. Very flexible hours. If interested or youhave questions, please contact Michael Beach at 402-450-7286 (cell) or leave a message at 796-2151, #2.

A Busy Spring!Carol Vanderkolk, Kindergarten Teacher

Getting ready for our kindergartencowboy program was quite a pro-cess. We first learned about farms,farm animals and farm equipment.We then read more about ranches,rodeos, cowboys, and what cow-boys and cowgirls wear. Welearned some cowboy songs,routines and dances. We pre-sented their program to parentsand grandparents, and everyone performed wonderfully!

The next week we went on a field trip. The Nature Cen-ter at Pioneers Park allowed us to see and sometimestouch animls we learned about this spring. We got to seeeven more birds, reptiles, and other animals at Pet Smart.Our visits to Godfathers and Russ Bakery let us seehow businesses make the foods they sell, and we got tosample them too! At the State Capitol Building we gotto view the city of Lincoln from the top floor observa-tory. Antelope Park was a great place to eat our lunchand get some good exercise. It was a very fun day!

We have had some great times in kin-dergarten and learned lots of things. thestudents should all be proud of them-selves, as everyone is reading booksand writing sentences! Thanks somuch to all parents for their sup-port from home this year.

Senior Plans...Shelby Dedick

SCC-Lincoln Dental AssistingKyle Dougherty

SCC-Lincoln RadiologyJon Ferguson

SCC-Lincoln Academic Transfer/UNLCameron French

Morningside College Graphic DesignDanielle Frye

SCC - Lincoln Radiologic TechnologyShelby Graham

SCC-Lincoln Academic TransferElizabeth Gregg

UNL Health & Nutrition ScienceMarissa Guernsey

SCC-Lincoln Academic Trans/PsychologyKipp Heidtbrink

UNL General StudiesKris Jordan

SCC-Lincoln or Milford Automotive Tech.Danielle Knisely

Military/Army Military PoliceAustin Kopecky

SCC-Beatrice Agriculture Bus.&Man. TechSteve Krupicka

Kansas State ArchitectureBenjamin Leach

UNL Business Admin /SpanishAmanda Magee

SCC-Linc/Bryan LGH Cardiac SonographyJess Meredith

SCC-Milford GM Progam/Auto Tech.Ryan Meyer

SCC-Lincoln UndecidedRyan Nelson

NeCC-Norfolk Electrical Mechanical TechStasha Oborny

SCC-Lincoln Dental AssistingPaige Olson

Doane/SCC/UNL Academic Trans/PsychBrittany Parker

SCC-Lincoln Visual PublicationsCaleb Rader

SCC-Milford Electrical EngineeringRoy Rasmussen

SCC-Milford Auto Collision Repair TechShelli Robinette

UNL Business AdministrationBruce Sampson

Work Burlington NorthernMaggie Spieker

UNL Nutrition, Exercise & Health ScienceAshley Wiegand

UN College of Tech Ag Veterinary Tech.Madison Zimmerman

UNK Early Childhood Development



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ClipperSchedule of Events

**Times and Schedule Subject to Change

Monday, June 22 - Thursday June 256:30-8:00 AM 9-12 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Tuesday, June 238:00-9:00 AM 7-8 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Thursday, June 258:00-9:00 AM 7-8 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Monday, June 29 - Thursday, July 26:30-8:00 AM 9-12 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Tuesday, June 308:00-9:00 AM 7-8 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Thursday, July, 28:00-9:00 AM 7-8 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Monday, July 6 - Thursday, July 96:30-8:00 AM 9-12 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Tuesday, July 78:00-9:00 AM 7-8 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Thursday, July 98:00-9:00 AM 7-8 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Monday, July 13 - Thursday, July 16th6:30-8:00 AM 9-12 Conditioning / Weightlifting



Monday, July 20 - Thursday, July 236:30-8:00 AM 9-12 Conditioning / Weightlifting

Monday, July 207:00 PM Board Meeting @ Board Room



The Alumni committee would like to thank everyone for par-ticipating and making this year another successful event.We had 12 basketball teams and 10 volleyball teams thisyear. Congratulations to the class of 2003 for winning thebasketball tournament with the classes of 95, 97, and 99coming in second, and to the class of 2004 for winning thevolleyball tournament with the class of 2005 coming in sec-ond.

With the $2,000 given to the Malcolm Scholarship Conmmittee,they were able to send students to the Hugh O Brien YouthLeadership Seminar and the Nebraska Leadership Seminar.It also helped with the Malcolm School Counseling Depart-ment career portfolio system as well as provided severalscholarships for Malcolm students.

Big thanks goes to the Malcolm Fire and Rescue for hostingthe street dance on Saturday night, and a big thanks to ev-eryone that donated their time to make that weekend a funand enjoyable time.

The Alumni Committee is still trying to locate several stu-dents, so please continue to email or call to update youraddresses. You can email your update [email protected] or call the school s business officeat 796-2151 ext. 3.

Alumni Committee

Malcolm Alumni Committee

School CarnivalSave the date! Saturday, Septem-ber 19th from 1-5. Proceeds forMPTO! We need volunteers to help!Be Active!! Call Kelie Hargens 783-5713 or Nadine Link 580-3959.

Don t forget the annual 4th of JulyCommunity Parade! Red, White,

and Blue to the MAX!

Bring your bike, wagon, scooter, car,tractor - be creative!10:00am SHARP at Westfall on the 4th of July.Bring snacks to share for fellowship.Any questions: call Kelie Hargens 783-5713

Malcolm Americans...



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Track News...Jack Tarr, Head Track Coach

At the ECNC Conference meetthere were ten teams competingon a great day for a meet. It wasthe type of a day where many PR s were going tobe set, but we did not run some of our athletes due to illnessor injury just before district. Between the boys and thegirls we had 23 PR s set. The boys had a good day finishing upsecond with two conference champions and two conferencerunner-ups while the girls ran well in the relays and had somegood field events but still finished last.

Boys Results - 2nd

100M Jess Meredith, 6th 12.0400M Ryan Meyer, 5th 54.73200M Ryan Larson, 6th 11:41.41600M Jacob Bolte, 2nd 4:59.7

Steve Krupicka, 4th 5:07.5400M Relay Ben Nabity, Meredith, Zach 46.3

Smathers, Jon Ferguson, 3rd

3200 Relay Krupicka, Landon Kester, Evan 9:28.2Carroll, Bolte, 3rd

1600 Relay Dane Sackett, Meyer, Cody Spilker, 3:48.4Bolte, 3rd

Shot Alex Rybak, 3rd 48Discus Nate Sindelar, 5th 127Long Jump Meredith, 2nd 19 11¾Triple Jump Meyer, 1st 41 2¼Pole Vault Meyer, 1st 12

Tyler Guernsey, 3rd 11

Girls Results-Last1600 Relay Breezy Dowd, Payton Everett,

Paige Schneider, Brittany Parker, 6th 4:48.3400 Relay Parker, Jessica McKeown, Autumn

Rivers, Meriel Bassett, 5th 57.3High Jump Maggie Spieker, 6th

Pole Vault Marissa Guernsey, 5th

At the Fillmore Central Meet there were seven teams competingon a great day for a meet. This is a meet where we get tocompete against some of the better teams to the west of Malcolmthat we do not compete against any other time. It was the typeof a day where many PR s were going to be set, but again wedid not run some of our athletes due to illness or injury justbefore district. Between the boys and the girls we had 19 PR sset. The boys had a good day finishing up tied for third withCentennial while the girls had their best day of the year runningwell in the relays, open events and had some good field eventsand finished 5th

Girls Results - 5th

3200 Relay Breezy Dowd, Deidre Slepicka, 11:38.8Paige Schneider, Allison Schneider, 5th

1600 Relay Dowd, Payton Everett, P. Schneider 4:48.3Brittany Parker, 6th

400 Relay Parker, Jessica McKeown, 56.6Autumn Rivers, Meriel Bassett, 4th

Weight Relay Alex Moody, Synne Berge, 1:04Maddie Zimmerman, Ally Porath, 3rd

1600M Slepicka, 6th 6:14.73200M Dowd, 6th 14:54.6Discus Porath, 4th 102Long Jump McKeown, 6th 13Pole Vault Marissa Guernsey, 3rd

Kassidy Andrews, 6th

Triple Jump McKeown, 4th 29Everett, 5th 28 7.5

Boys Results - 3rd

100M Zach Smathers, 6th 12.0200M Jess Meredith, 5th 23.5400M Ryan Meyer, 2nd 53.3

Cody Spilker, 6th 56.23200M Ryan Larson, 5th 11:49.6

Steve Krupicka, 6th 11:50.21600M Jacob Bolte, 4th 5:01.6400 Relay Ben Nabity, Meredith, Smathers 45.4

Jon Ferguson, 2nd

3200 Relay Larson, Landon Kester, 9:43.5Evan Carroll, Tyler Guernsey, 5th

1600 Relay Carroll, Meyer, Spilker, Bolte, 4th 3:45.4Shot Alex Rybak, 2nd 46Discus Nate Sindelar, 6th 121Long Jump Meredith, 5th 19Triple Jump Meyer, 2nd 40 11Pole Vault Meyer, 2nd 11

Travis Robey, 4th

Guernsey, 5th

Weight Relay Jake Krupicka, Cody Densberger,Adam Aschenbrenner, Dillon Petschke,3rd

At the District C-2 Meet therewere eight teams competing ona great day for a meet. It was thetype of day when PR s shouldbe set and they were. Betweenthe boys and the girls we had 24 PR s set. The boyshad a great day becoming district C-2 champs with almost everyonecontributing in one way or another. It was a true team win withathletes in events they normally were not in just so we could pick upteam points. The girls had a good day running well in the relays,open events, and field events. Both the boys and girls ended theregular season with excellent performances and Malcolm had eightpositions qualify for state.



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Boys Results100M Jess Meredith, 2nd(SQ) 11.4200M Meredith, 4th 23.7400M Ryan Meyer, 3rd(SQ) 52.23200M Steve Krupicka, 4th 11:11.31600M Jacob Bolte, 2nd(SQ) 5:02.2

Krupicka, 4th 5:15.7400 Relay Ben Nabity, Meredith, 46.6

Zach Smathers, Jon Ferguson, 4th

3200 Relay Ryan Larson, Landon Kester, 9:55Evan Carroll, Tyler Guernsey, 6th

1600 Relay Nabity, Meyer, Cody Spilker, 3:44.2Bolte, 4th

110 Hurdles Cameron French, 5th 19.0Ben Leach, 6th 19.1

Shot Alex Rybak, 2nd (SQ) 45Adam Aschenbrenner, 3rd 43Nate Sindelar, 5th 41.7

Discus Sindelar, 2nd(SQ) 128Long Jump Meredith, 2nd(SQ) 20 1.5Triple Jump Meyer, 3rd 40 11Pole Vault Meyer, 1st(SQ) 13

Guernsey, 3rd 11Travis Robey, 5th 10

High Jump French, 6th

Girls Results400 Relay Brittany Parker, Jessica 55.9

McKeown, Autumn Rivers,Meriel Bassett, 6th

1600M Deidre Slepicka, 4th 6:07.03200M Breezy Dowd, 5th 13:55.2Pole Vault Marissa Guernsey, 2nd(SQ) 7

Kassidy Andrews, 4th 10Shot Put Maddie Zimmerman, 5th 32High Jump Maggie Spieker, 4th

The Class of 1959...The Class of 1959 would like to thank Jack Tarr fortaking time out of his day to show us the school andexplain any questions that we presented to him. Thanksagain, Jack from the 11 alumni of the Malcolm Class of59.

Congratulations...Congratulations to Kiley Carrollwho earned an Honorable Mention(3rd Place) in the under 12 age di-vision of the Nebraska Handwriting Con-test sponsored by the University of Nebraska Kearney. MrsNabity was her sponsoring teacher.

Counselor’s CornerMrs. Faimon, Guidance Counselor

ACT Registrations For Next FallACT is adding a September test in Nebraska. The testingdate is September 13. Please note that the registration dead-line is August 12, 2009. This deadline is BEFORE schoolstarts so students should use the website to register or stopat school starting August 6 to pick up a registration packetfrom the school counseling office.

United States Military Academy NominationsThe deadline for potential candidates who intend to enteracademy classes in July 2010 is October 31, 2009. If yourjunior is interested in applying to any of the U.S. ServiceAcademies please let him or her begin the application pro-cess now. Information about the requirements and deadlinesis available in the school counseling office or visit http://bennelson.senate.gov (click on Helpful Resources, then Ser-vice Academy Nominations).

Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship and IncentivePrograms AvailableEach year, the VFW providesnearly $3.5 million in scholar-ships and incentives to highschool and junior high studentsacross the nation. For grades9-12, the VFW offers the Voiceof Democracy Audio Essaycompetition. Now in it s 63rd

year, more than $2.5 million inscholarships and incentives areavailable in this program alone, plus state winners receive anall-expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C. This year s themeis Does America Still Have Heroes? For grades 6-8, theVFW offers the Patriot s Pen Essay Contest with nearly $1million in U.S. Savings bonds distributed each year. The2009-2010 theme is When is the Right Time to Honor OurMilitary Heroes? The entry submission deadline for bothprograms is November 1, 2009. The National CitizenshipEducation Teacher Award (Grades K-12) honors teacherswho teach citizenship education topics and promote civicresponsibility, flag etiquette, and patriotism. Anyone can nomi-nate a favorite teacher. Detailed information about these andother youth opportunities are available on the VFW websiteat www.vfw.org under Programs VFW Scholarship Pro-grams or Citizenship . Informational brochures are alsoavailable in the school counseling office.



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School Accounts General Lunch Activity Bus Deprec Student FeesPrevious Bal 05/01/2009 $1,210,675.93 $11,371.71 $171,333.39 $25,789.16 $2,631.21Receipts $516,974.41 $14,061.73 $22,563.82 $4.39 $0.00Disbursements $374,888.59 $15,754.04 $7,813.38 $0.00 $561.71Cash in Cking05/31/2009 $338,062.50 $5,580.85 $29,565.82 $10,693.02 $2,069.50Invested: $1,014,699.25 $4,098.55 $156,518.01 $15,100.53 $0.00

Lanc. Co. Treasurer: General Bond Spc BldgPrevious Bal 05/01/2009 $244,010.14 $37,731.94 $10,882.10Receipts $25,844.96 $1,621.25 $599.42Disbursements $244,202.17 $37,741.20 $10,884.92Cash on Hand 05/31/2009 $25,652.93 $1,611.99 $596.60

NSDLAF (Investment) Spc Bldg Bond FundPrevious Bal 05/01/2009 $223,376.81 $343,084.54Receipts $11,819.81 $39,806.91Disbursements $6,800.00 $0.00Cash on Hand 05/31/2009 $228,396.62 $382,891.45

Communications from the Public: NoneUnfinished Business:

High School Principal, Greg Adams, reported to the Board that he had received two applications for the cheerleadersponsor position. He met with the applicants, discussed expectations and recommended the two be hired. Mr. Neddenriepthen recommended that the cheerleader program be continued, with a report back to the Board in March. Bice moved tocontinue the cheerleading program as stated, seconded by Groeling. Brief discussion ensued. Voting by roll as follows: YES Densberger, Groeling, Lindner, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice. NAYS - none. Motion 6-2009-47 passed.

Chairman Densberger opened a Public Hearing at 7:25 PM regarding the Student Fee Policy 5150, to discuss,consider and receive input on the same. Mr. Adams proposed changes in the structure of the fee schedule He suggested thatseasonal participation fees also cover student attendance at that season s events which would hopefully increase studentattendance at school events. He also suggested that the school offer a 3-sport fee which would encourage participation inmore than one sport at a discounted cost. Discussion followed. The hearing was closed at 7:40 PM. Groeling offered amotion to readopt Policy 5150 with the modifications added, seconded by Lostroh. Voting by roll as follows: YES Groeling,Lindner, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, Densberger. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-48 passed.

The Board of Education, School District 148, Lancaster County, Nebraska, met in open public session at 7:00PM at the district boardroom, 10004 NW 112th St., Malcolm, NE on Monday, June 15, 2009, to conduct normal andusual business of the school district. This meeting was advertised in advance in the minutes of the May 18, 2009meeting of the Board published and distributed in the May 22, 2009 issue of The Clipper. Board members answeringroll call at this meeting were Michelle Bice, Don Densberger, Keith Groeling, Cheryl Lindner, Kevin Lostroh, CraigVanderkolk. Administrators Greg Adams, Gene Neddenriep and Ryan Terwilliger were present. Visitors were Ms.Kelly Burianek, Mr. Ed Swotek, Ms. Jean Slieter and Mr. Craig Everett. President Densberger called the meeting toorder at 7:00 PM and noted that the Open Meetings Act is posted on the north wall of the meeting room.

Groeling moved to approve the Consent Agenda with an update to the bills, seconded by Lindner. Discussionof various bills followed. Voting by roll on the motion as follows: YES Bice, Densberger, Groeling, Lindner, Lostroh,Vanderkolk. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-46 passed.

Minutes - Board of EducationJune 15, 2009



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Mr. Densberger opened a public hearing of the Parental Involvement Policy 5205 at 7:42 PM for review andto hear information, comments or discussion on said policy. Hearing closed at 7:44 PM. Bice moved to readopt Policy5205 as presented, seconded by Lindner. Voting by roll as follows: YES Lindner, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice,Densberger, Groeling. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-49 passed.

The public hearing regarding Policy 5428 Anti-Bullying opened at 7:46 PM for review and comments ortestimony regarding such. Principals Adams and Terwilliger reported briefly on the use of the policy. No other com-ments. Hearing closed. Lostroh moved to readopt Anti-Bullying Policy 5428 as presented, seconded by Vanderkolk.Voting by roll call as follows: YES Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, Densberger, Groeling, Lindner. NAYS none. Motion6-2009-50 passed.

In other new business, Mr. Neddenriep recommended that district Promotion and Graduation requirements inEnforcement Regulation 5230 be updated to reflect the switch from local schools STARS Standards to standardsdeveloped and promulgated by the State of Nebraska. Bice moved to approve and adopt ER 5230 with changes aspresented, seconded by Lostroh. Voting by roll as follows: YES Vanderkolk, Bice, Densberger, Groeling, Lindner,Lostroh. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-51 passed.

Principal Adams recommended Jennifer Fritz be employed as the middle school social studies teacher in the2009-2010 school year. He stated that the administrators were looking for a person with an emphasis in middle-schoolpreparation. He also stated that she indicated an interest in extra-curricular duties. Lindner moved to approve acontract of employment for Jennifer Fritz seconded by Bice. Voting by roll as follows: YES Bice, Densberger,Groeling, Lindner, Lostroh, Vanderkolk. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-52 passed.

Lostroh moved to approve and adopt the 9th Edition of the Faculty Handbook, seconded by Bice. Mr. Neddenriepsaid there are no substantive changes, only updates to dates, personnel lists, etc. Voting by roll as follows: YES Densberger, Groeling, Lindner, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-53 passed.

Vanderkolk moved to approve and adopt the 9th Edition of the Classified Employee Handbook, seconded byLostroh. Again there are no major changes, just updates. Voting by roll as follows: YES Groeling, Lindner, Lostroh,Vanderkolk, Bice, Densberger. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-54 passed.

Bice moved to approve and adopt the 2009 Student/Parent Handbook with changes to dates, policy and en-forcement regulation updates (i.e. graduation requirements, etc.) and with added verbiage regarding cell phone useduring the school day and prohibiting sexting from student phones Groeling seconded the motion. Voting by roll asfollows: YES Lindner, Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice, Densberger, Groeling. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-55 passed.

Negotiation Committee member, Keith Groeling, reported on behalf of the negotiation committee to the rest ofthe membership on the outcome of the negotiation process this year. The salary base will rise from $29,450 to $30,150.The cafeteria benefit amount will rise to $575 per month for each teacher and a 15th step will be added at the bottomof the MA, MA+9, MA+18, MA+27 columns. Minor changes were made to personnel leave and the extra-dutyschedule. Vanderkolk moved to approve the 2009-2010 Collective Bargaining Agreement as presented by Vice-President Groeling. Motion seconded by Lindner. Voting by roll as follows: YES Lostroh, Vanderkolk, Bice,Densberger, Groeling, Lindner. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-56 passed.

In a final item of new business, Mr. Neddenriep recommended approval of the proposed wage schedule for thenon-certified staff for 2009-2010. After review and consideration, Lindner moved to approve the Non-Certified Salaryschedule and benefits for the 2009-2010 school year, as presented by Mr. Neddenriep. Motion seconded by Groeling.Voting by roll as follows: YES Vanderkolk, Bice, Densberger, Groeling, Lindner, Lostroh. NAYS none. Motion 6-2009-57 passed.



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Administrative ReportsPrincipal AdamsØ reported that after he overheard a conversation about student participation rate of 70% in activities in another school, he

became curious about Malcolm s. After research by Mr. Tarr, it was determined that the rate of student participation inextra-curricular activities (sports, fine arts, clubs, etc.) in the Malcolm School is 90%.

Superintendent NeddenriepØ reported that repairs to the high school gym floor are complete a section replaced, graphics repainted and the whole floor

refinished.Ø briefly reviewed the 2009-2010 budget outlookØ reported that the Westfall outside entry floor has been resurfaced for safety.Ø noted that the Superintendent Evaluation form was included in the appendix to the agenda for Board members use before

the July board meeting.

Visitor, Craig Everett requested to speak to the Board regarding compensation for the 2008-2009 cheerleadersponsors. The matter was clarified.

Board President, Don DensbergerØ welcomed Larry England, Charles Talbitzer, Robert Marker, Robert Busboom and Dewey Cook, all past School Board

members, and Rich Kleist to the meeting. On behalf of the past members of the Board and current Board members, hethanked Dianne Kleist for her dedicated service to the Malcolm School District for 35 years, wished her much enjoymentin her retirement and presented her with an engraved clock as a gift of appreciation.

With no further business before the Board at this time, Lindner moved for adjournment, seconded by Groeling. Voting YES all.President Densberger declared the meeting adjourned at 8:44 PM.

Respectfully submitted,

Dianne Y. KleistRecording Secretary (Retired)

The next regular meeting of the Board of Education will be Monday, July 20, 2009 at 7:00 PM, at the District Business Office,10004 NW 112th St. An agenda, kept continually current, will be available for review during normal business hours and the officeof the Superintendent. It may be modified as needed through the month.

GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURESJune 15, 2009Payroll $308,096.13 Wages/BenefitsABDO Publishing Company $1,136.89 Westfall LibraryAlbers, Leah $318.85 OT SPED ServicesAllen, Elga $183.20 Professional Growth ReimbursementAll-Tel $131.31 Cellular Phone ServiceAmen, Scott $41.63 Reimbursement for Classroom PartyBanc Of America $642.02 Konica CopiersBIZCO Technologies $365.35 Replacement Hard DriveCIT Technology Fin Serv, Inc. $2,809.41 Konica Copiers/ 2 months PaymentCulligan $117.00 Water SofteningCurriculum Associates, Inc. $40.79 SPED TextbooksEducational Service Unit No 6 $9,502.54 Internet Program / Cooperative PurchaseElectronic Security Solutions, Inc $450.00 Access Control System Exit ButtonFirst Concord $179.20 Flex 125 Administration FeesGalaxy Cablevision $872.78 Distance Learning CableHansmeyer, Constance $406.75 ECSE Pre-School SPED Services



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Harris $7,504.29 Annual Go.eduStar License and SupportHeffelfinger, Ami $1,046.40 Mental Health ProfessionalHernbloom, Sarah $58.30 Professional Growth ReimbursementHillyard $955.77 Cleaning SuppliesHoughton Mifflin Harcourt $17.57 TextbookHotsy Equipment Co. $98.83 Hotsy Repair KitHughes, Jodi $141.00 SPED Conference MileageHy-Vee $73.70 FCS Classroom FoodIKON Financial Services $98.00 Copier LeaseKidwell $420.00 Rewired Convection OvenKiner Supply Company $160.78 SuppliesKonica Minolta Business Solutions $544.00 Copier Service Supply ContractKreifels, Laurel $209.00 Professional Growth ReimbursementL & W Garbage Service $336.00 Garbage PickupLancaster County Sheriff $6,250.00 Sheriff Resource OfficerLerner Publishing Group $144.87 High School LibraryLincoln Internal Medicine Associates $61.49 Bus Driver PhysicalLostroh, Julia $83.94 Computer CablesMcGraw Hill Companies $269.04 SPED Reading MaterialsMeehl, Jan $1,062.15 SPED PT ServicesMenards $772.26 SuppliesMeyer, Rose $785.33 Cheer Sponsor 08-09Nebraska Equipment, Inc $16.71 Part for KubotaNebraska Landscape Solutions $706.82 Landscaping SuppliesNeddenriep, Gene $1,380.46 Mileage/ExpensesNorris Public Power District $4,658.32 Electric ServiceOffice Depot $92.04 Office SuppliesOlson, Susan $785.33 Cheer Sponsor 08-09Omaha Truck Center, Inc $869.90 Repair Bus #93Omaha World Herald $1,060.88 Teacher AdPlains Power & Equip., Inc. $187.44 Mower PartsPrecast Products & Landscape Village $2,417.40 Slab / Pallet DepositPritchett, Troy $301.52 Professional Growth/AD MileageProQuest $174.96 High School LibraryPublisher s Quality Library Service $631.82 HS Library BooksRosen Publishing $455.00 High School LibraryRourke Publishing LLC $358.15 Westfall LibraryScholastic $233.80 Westfall LibrarySeton Identification Products $606.65 ID TagsSherwin Williams Co. $1,666.75 PaintTarr, Jack $1,798.81 MileageTRANE $1,926.00 Quarterly Service AgreementVillage of Malcolm $4,607.38 Water/Sewer ServiceVISA - Union Bank $1,116.04 Envelopes/SPED Supplies/TextbooksWindstream $557.34 Phone ChargeWorld Almanac Education $17.58 Westfall LibraryWright Express $1,367.60 Fuel PurchasesChecks Out of CycleUS Post Office $33.00 Office PostageHoliday Inn - Kearney $68.95 Conference MotelUS Post Office $162.05 Clipper/Brd. Minute PostageHaralson, Jennifer $164.10 SPED Vision ServicesUS Post Office $149.00 Office Postage

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SEE WHAT S GOING ON IN THE COMMUNITY! BYEITHER attending the Board meeting, July 8, 2009 at 7:30pmat the Malcolm Village hall located at 137 E. 2nd St. or by readingthe minutes of each meeting which are posted at the Post Office,Village Hall, or Auction Barn.

BURIANEK ROOFING - NO JOB TOO LARGE ORSMALL. Roofing, remodeling, decks, siding, soffit, facia. Wecan do just about anything.Free estimates, insured. 402-761-2136

SCHROEDER CONSTRUCTION. NO JOB TOOSMALL. New construction, additions, some remodels, roofs,window replacements, siding, soffits and fascia, decks, andgarages. Call for a free estimate. Contact Jake at 540-3440

JOIN US FOR A GREAT BREAKFAST ON SUNDAY,JUNE 28, 2009 8:00am - 12:30 pm. Pancakes, sausage,scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, coffee, and juice. Adults- $5.00 Children (12 & under) - $2.00. Pleasant Dale LegionPost 354

WANTED: STAY-AT-HOME-MOMS. IF YOU ARECURRENTLY at home, or you d like to be, we have theopportunity for you! Work PT/FT around your schedule andenjoy the financial freedom you deserve. We ll show youhow and provide on-going support every step of the way.Please call 866-540-2108 (pre-recorded message).

PRIME 3 TO 4.9 ACRE HOMESITES ATPARKLAND Estates adjoining Pawnee Lake State Park.Pristine location on paved county roads. Wells included on allsites. Nearly all 22 sites are walkouts. Some sites with creekto rear. Ridge sites overlook spectac views of Pawnee Lakeand forested areas. No impact / maintenance fees; chooseyour own builder. Introductory pricing from $49,900. MalcolmSchools. Merle Jahde, Home Real Estate 402-432-0443.

OUR HEARTFELT THANKS TO THE FIRE/RESCUE/Paramedic squads from Malcolm, Raymond, andLincoln for their help in getting Dea to the hospital. Thanks toTabitha Hospice for caring for her at home. Special thanks tofriends and neighbors for their help and support in our time ofsorrow after her death. The Campbell Family.

HANDSOME, WELL-PRICED WALKOUT RANCHACROSS from elementary school in charming Malcolm. Somany extras! Move-in cond. 4 BR, 3BA, 2.5 car w/ fin d walkoutbsmt. 5th non-conform. BR; 1st flr laundry; wood plank flr in din grm; custom cabinets; brkfst bar, tile flrs; vaulted great rm w/ frplc;6 panel oak drs; 2 workshops; lrg covered deck; lrg yard; under-ground sprinklers; no maint. siding. 513 Education Drive, Malcolm.$234, 900. Merle Jahde, Home Real Estate 402-432-0443

School Lunch FundPayroll $5,527.61 Wages/BenefitsEarthgrains Company $252.18 Bread ProductsMeadow Gold Dairies $741.88 Milk ProductsPegler Sysco Food Service,Inc. $806.00 Food/Custodial Supplies

$7,327.67

Special Building FundAcme Floor Company, Inc. $11,331.00 Repair/Resurface Gym FloorPegler Sysco Food Service, Inc. $2,273.00 Milk CoolerReimers Kaufman Concrete Products $1,081.90 Portable Classroom SuppliesWittrock Sandblasting, Inc. $1,400.00 Sandblasting For Entry Area CementChecks Out of CycleAcme Floor Company $17,236.00

$33,321.90



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BIG RED TIRE SPECIAL: SAVE $5 PER TIRE WITH A PUR-CHASE of 4 or more tires. Call Dan Kester or John Davis at 420-6100 or stop by at 49th & Old Cheney. You can also visit us at:www.bigredtire.com

NORTHWEST STORAGE - MANY SIZES AVAILABLERANGING from 10 x 10 - 11 x 60 & outside. Special discountsavailable. Call 470-3223.

2010 SENIOR PORTRAITS! JAMIE BURBACHPHOTOGRAPHY specializes in senior and family portraits. We areconveniently located just minutes away in north Lincoln. Your senioryear is an exciting time in your life and it is our goal to provide you withhigh quality images that are simply...you! Call to book your seniorsession! 402.438.9735 www.jamieburbach.com

CAPITOL MITSUBISHI S SPRING SPECIALS CONTINUETHROUGH the months of April and May!!! Discounts on parts,sales, and services. Bring this Clipper in to Troy or Dawn Robey atCapitol Mitsubishi for additional sales! Oil changes as low as $19.95!Stop in to see us at 6401 N. 28th St., or call 476-2400. The dealershipwith the WATERFALL!!!

MISSING BLACK ADULT SZ. MEDIUM BRAD PAISLEYIN SILVER sweatshirt with zipper and hood. In good condition.Lost last week of school near Westfall playground. If someone mis-takenly got home with it please call. 796-2648

FIRECRACKER STAND - FOURTH OF JULY IS ALMOSTUPON us - the Crazy Cracker firecracker stand, located right by theMalcolm Fire & Rescue Barn or straight North of Sundaes andFundaes, is under new management. The stand will be open July 1stthrough the 3rd from 9:30am - 10:00pm, and on the 4th from 9:30am -Midnight. Make sure you stop by to see all the new items. Thanks,Terry & Nadine Link

GET TO KNOW YOUR COMMUNITY...JOIN US AS WEGO to one 9:00am worship service on Sunday, May 17th throughAugust. Bible School dates are set - July 13 - 17th, 9:00am - noon.Invite your neighbors and friends and plan to attend. Sign up sheetswill be available in May. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2244NW 126th St. (near Pawnee Lake). 796-2433

COUNTRY GROOMING TLC-20+YR.EXP. MONDAY -FRIDAY days, evenings, and weekend appointments available. Callfor an appointment at 796-2421 or 432-6436 cell.

NEXT REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING - THENEXT regular meeting of the Board will be held on Monday,July 20, 2009 at 7:00PM at the District Administration Building.Said meeting is open to the public. An agenda, kept continuallycurrent, is available for review at the office of the Superintendentduring normal business hours. It will be modified as need dic-tates.

METAL SWING SET FOR SALE. HAS SLIDE,GLIDER, two single swings and one double swing. Good Con-dition. $40. Call 783-2902

I WISH TO USE COMMUNICATION TO THANKEACH and every member of the rescue squad who cared forme the evening of May 31st after 9pm at our home. My son andI appreciate their quick response and their skill. How fortunate Ifeel knowing such experienced and caring people are our neigh-bors. Thank you everyone who came to care for me that evening.Mrs. Barbara Marsh.

NEED YOUR WINDOWS CLEANED? FISH WIN-DOW CLEANING is your neighborhood window cleaningcompany! Let our uniformed and professional staff put the sparklyback into your home. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured.Call (402) 467-3474 for your FREE estimate!

GRAPE HARVESTERS NEEDED - HEALING VINESVINEYARD for the 2009 Grape Season. If interested, call Franat 588-2458, Garland. Great idea for a group or club fundraiser.

GARAGE SALE! GARAGE SALE! FRIDAY, JUNE 26& SATURDAY, June 27. 8:30am - ?? each day. 7300 HWY34. Multi family GARAGE SALE. Stop by and see what trea-sures you can find!!

Summer HoursThe office hours for the Busi-ness Office, Westfall, and the

High School will vary for thesummer. Please leave a voicemail

on the office phones if you needassistance.

796-2151, #1 High School796-2151, #2 Westfall School796-2151, #3 Business Office

DEADLINE FOR THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BE ON July 17th.PLEASE CALL WENDY AT 796-2151, EXT. 501 OR E-MAIL AT:[email protected]. AD PRICES ARE: $1.50 for 1-3 lines, $3.00 4-8 lines. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY AD. ADSMUST BE PAID FOR BEFORE PRINT DATE!



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SAATHOFF LAW OFFICE, PC., 205 S. EXETER INMALCOLM, provides legal services at reasonable rates, as wellas free notary service, and b/w copies, faxes and scanned images at25¢ per page/image plus long distance. We also offer color copies/images at $1.50 per page. Call Denise L. Saathoff at 796-2086

WE WANT TO THANK ALL OF THE EMERGENCYPERSONNEL that responded to our recent medical emergency.Your quick response and high level of care were greatly appreci-ated! Thank you also to our neighbors who ve since offeredsuch kind assistance. It is wonderful to know that we live in sucha caring comunity! Sincerely, LaVerna Benischek and family.

RURAL HIGH SPEED INTERNET - GET RID OF YOURDIAL Up Internet. Affordable Internet Solutions provides high speedwireless Internet to Rural Malcolm, Garland, Raymond, Emerald,and North Lincoln area starting at $24.00 per month. No phone lineneeded. www.ais-ne.com or 402-525-8696

NELSON HAULING - I CAN DELIVER ROCK, SAND,GRAVEL, wood chips, lime & organic dirt for your landscapingneeds. Call Dale 796-2686 or 440-4778.

YOU ARE WARMLY INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH USAT Saint Paul s Lutheran church, 375 S. Lincoln! The service timein June, July, and August is 9:00am. Come worship our Savior Jesusand make some new friends!

JOAKIM LAW OFFICE HAS RELOCATED TOVALPARAISO. Bankruptcy, personal injury, dissolution and crimi-nal matters. Call 784-2202 for your free and confidentialconsultation.

NOW S THE TIME TO GET THOSE SPECIAlPROJECTS done! We paint, so you don t have to! Nearly any-thing! Paints, stains, sealers, lacquers, enamels. We prep, repair, andmore! 20+ years experience. Locally owned. Free estimates. CallTodd Willet at 432-1066.

REAL ESTATE - BUYING & SELLING - OVER 75COMBINEDyearsexperience in residential homes;acreages;farms;and acreage development. Free Market Analysis. Call us to developyour land. Merle and Carolyn Jahde-Malcolm area residents - 3600NW 126th Street, 796-2500, or at Home Real Estate call 432-0443or 432-3700.

FREE - PERENNIALS, YOU DIG. CAMPFIRE WOOD$2. A BAG. Small pile landscape rock $15. Handy Manual CarpetSweeper for quick clean-up $15. Phone 796-2361

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JACOBSEN ROCK & GRAVEL - WE DELIVER ROCK,GRAVEL, Ag-Lime, Dirt, or Sand for any project you might have. Wecarry River Rock and all sizes of Ornamental Rock. A local company, callfor an estimate today. Gary Jacobsen, Rt. #1, Garland, NE 402-783-2447 or cell phone 643-5171.

RAYMOND CONTRACTING INC. - BACKHOE ANDTRENCHING Services. Septics, Lagoons, and Waterlines both newand repair - includes system design and percolation testing. We also doproperty transfer inspections for your septic/lagoon. Certified & Insured.Call Lloyd Jakoubek at 783-2663 or 890-6009.

MALCOLM GENERAL STORE IS READY FOR SUMMER!CHARCOAL, Ice, Picnic Supplies, refreshments and much more! MGSis your new dealer for Tiippmann Sports, Pro-Caps & Smart Parts PaintBall supplies and gear, stop by and get your quote for any supplies youneed! With the heat soon approaching don t forget Ice and the propanefor your grill when you head to the lake or if you are just having a quietnight at home while the kids are at camp! Have a safe and fun summer,stay cool, and put your sun block and skeeter juice on! 796-2555

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A RELIABLE - INSUREDCONTRACTOR? Contact Deinert Contracting at 417-5204. He does itall - call for free estimates.

SundaeS-N-FundaeS STEAK DINNER HAS BEEN SOPOPULAR we are doing one again on June 26th from 4-8pm! HandCut Ribeye Steak, Baked Potato, Salad and Garlic Bread for $11.99!SundaeS has a tasty new Blue Shivery Shake that turns your tongueClipper blue! New menu items are in so stop by and see what s new!The Café Chiller Iced Coffee is a huge hit, French Vanilla and Mochaflavors that cool you down! Don t forget to order your ball game Pizza,and you ll have that quick and easy supper done for the family! 796-2112

ADEPT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, LLC - 580-1783: YOUJUST found out your nine year old went to WHAT site?! Call Scott forhelp installing and configuring child protection software on your PC ornetwork. Let AdepTech make computing fun (and safe) for you!

FOR PEST OR RODENT PROBLEMS, PLEASE CALL JLS PESTCONTROL. Residential or Commercial. Free affordable quotes. Guar-anteed Results! Ask for Buddy: Office 477-1334, Cell 890-4986.IRONS GRADING - CONTACT US FOR YOUR EXCAVAT-ING and hauling needs. We specialize in residential basements, demoli-tion, backfilling, grading,and site grading. We haul dirt, rock, gravel, andmore for whatever project you have. We can help with your acreageneeds such as driveways, lagoons, ponds, terraces, etc...Free estimates.Contact Bruce Irons at cell (402)580-6082 or home (402)796-2661.


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Congratulations To Our State Track Meet Qualifiers

Ryan Meyer: 400M, Pole Vault

Jess Meredith: 100M, Long Jump

Jacob Bolte: 1600M

Alex Rybak: Shot

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