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West Point-Beemer School Board to meet Monday


WEST POINT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Where LEARNING is the Point!
Board of Education Regular Meeting
March 9, 2026 at 6:30 PM
West Point Public Schools, Media Center, 1200 E Washington St.

  1. Call the meeting to order
  2. Mr. Weddle’s Announcement
    For your courtesy we are offering this meeting to you on Facebook Live.
  3. Welcome
    Roll Call
    a. Notification of the Open Meetings Act – adhered to and published.
    b. Per Policy 2008 – reasonable advanced notification was made of the meeting.
    c.
  4. Pledge of Allegiance
  5. Approval of Agenda
  6. Consent Agenda:
    a. Minutes from Feb 9th meeting
    b. Treasurer’s Report and Claims
    c. Excuse absent BOE members
  7. Comment or Correspondence
    a. Public Information
    i. Any visitors wishing to address the board are invited to do so at this time.
    b. Foundation Information
    c.P2T Information
  8. Administrative Reports
    a. SPED
  • The Special Education Targeted Improvement Plan is due May 1st.
  • The Non-public consultation for Title 1 and Proportionate Share meetings is scheduled for
    March 25th, 2026.
  • Special Education Numbers
    b. Elementary School Principal
  • Certified evaluations completed in January
  • Mental Health Refresh at ESU 2—Feb. 10
  • NAEP Testing Complete—Feb. 11
  • PT Conference—Feb. 12
  • Statewide IPG Training—Feb. 23
  • Preschool/Kindergarten Round-Up—Mar. 10
  • Spring Testing
  • MTSS Update
    c. Middle School Principal
  • Parent Teacher Conferences
  • Plans for Spring Testing
  • Cadet of the Month Recognition
    d. HS Principal
  • HS Assembly March 2nd.
  • MS & HS Data Overview- DIBLES and MAP
  • Future planning HS MTSS team
  • Attendance overview- HS
    o 13/210 Chronically absent (9 or more days of absences)
    o Daily attendance average:
    ▪ 9th- 97.31%
    ▪ 10th- 95.61%
    ▪ 11th- 96.13%
    ▪ 12th- 95.16%
  • Calculus Visit UNL- Feb 4th
  • TNTP- Instructional practice guides (IPG Walkthroughs)
  • Midland Choir performance March 9th
    e. Activity Director
  • Boys and Girls Basketball Results
  • Boys and Girls Wrestling Results
  • Speech Update
  • Spring Sports Numbers
  • Activity Participation Update
  • Musical Update
    f. Superintendent Report
  • NASB Legislative Luncheon
  • NASB – Financial Workshop March 24th
  • Professional Development 4-24 day for ELA Curriculum Training
  • School Improvement Visit on the 18th – 19th 3 per session: Wednesday 1:00pm Thursday
    4pm
  1. New Business
    a. Policy Review/Revision
    2014 — Relationships with District Legal Counsel
    2015 — Student Member of the School Board
    2016 — Participation in Insurance Program by Board Members
    2017 — Indemnification and Liability Insurance
    3001 — Budget and Property Tax Request
    3002 — Deposits
    5052 — School Wellness
    b. To consider, discuss and take all necessary action to employ Tamra Faubel as a 5-6 mathematics
    teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
    c. To consider, discuss and take all necessary action to employ Matthew Wisemann as a 8-12
    mathematics instructor for the 2026-2027 school year.
    d. To consider, discuss and take all necessary action to employ Myah Anderson as a special education
    teacher for the 2026-2027 school year.
    e. To consider, discuss and take all necessary action to employ Nikki Plemons as an Elementary Assistant
    Principal for the 2026-2027 school year.
    f. To consider, discuss, and take all necessary action to set Principal/Student Services Coordinator
    salaries not to exceed 4%.
    g. To consider, discuss, and take all necessary action to approve the 2026 Resolution of our P2T JPA
    agreement.
  2. Adjourn
  3. Next Regular Meeting will be April 13, 2026
    *The sequence of the agenda is provided as a courtesy.
    The Board reserves the right to consider each item in any sequence.
    *Occasionally at meetings the Board will recess to closed session.
    Reasons necessary for a closed session include:
    Protection of the public interest; collective bargaining, real estate purchases, pending litigation,
    deployment of security personnel or devices, allegations of criminal misconduct or the Prevention
    of needless injury to a reputation.