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	Mark Bejot Superintendent
	Sheryl Hillman District Treasurer Admin. Asst.
	Kathy Eberle B.O.E. Clerk Payroll Clerk
	Shana Coleman Deputy Clerk
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John Reeder, President (785) 743-2581
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Linda Crossland (785)743-6492
Renae Denning (785) 743-5503
Max Dirks (785) 743-5420

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USD 208 Board of Education Minutes--July 14

August-September Newsletter

School employees prepare with in-service days

USD 208 teachers and staff began the school year with in-service training and a workday on August 13-15.

On Wednesday, the day began with an address by Mark Bejot, superintendent. Bejot encouraged teachers and staff to “model behaviors that inspire kids to learn” with attention to keys to classroom success: “relationships, relevance, and rigor.”

Then Bejot introduced new high school faculty members: Sheryl Carson, science; Stephanie Anglemyer, instrumental music; Sandra Harwick, resource room; and Georgia Abbott, school nurse. New para-educators will be Erin Lovelace, Betty Schreiner and Kelly Bieker.

Before teachers began CPR training, Bejot and Board President John Reeder passed out service awards: Marilyn Eberle and Don Mosher received 30-year watches. Receiving pins for service were the following: 25 years—Karol Hickel; 20 years—Irene Dirks and Bev Armbruster; 15 years—Chris Herl, Vicki Doxon and Delores Brown; 10 years—Kathy Jamison, Wanda Pfannenstiel, Janene Schrant and Randy Wegele; and 5 years—Margaret Schmitt, Gina Halksworth and Kathleen Schneider.

On Thursday, district employees learned about blood-borne-pathogens safety,

Working Together, Educating All

Mission: With the cooperation and support of the community, the mission of USD 208 is to give students the opportunity to learn and experience success in the educational process while developing into responsible citizens.

Dawn Kenyon, TCHS math teacher, applies CPR techniques to a manequin during an in-service on August 13. Three days of in-service for faculty and staff preceded the students' coming back to school on August 18.

Mark Bejot
Superintendent

School employees prepare with in-service days

USD 208 teachers and staff began the school year with in-service training and a workday on August 13-15.

On Wednesday, the day began with an address by Mark Bejot, superintendent. Bejot encouraged teachers and staff to “model behaviors that inspire kids to learn” with attention to keys to classroom success: “relationships, relevance, and rigor.”

Then Bejot introduced new high school faculty members: Sheryl Carson, science; Stephanie Anglemyer, instrumental music; Sandra Harwick, resource room; and Georgia Abbott, school nurse. New para-educators will be Erin Lovelace, Betty Schreiner and Kelly Bieker.

On Thursday, district employees learned about blood-borne-pathogens safety,

Mission: With the cooperation and support of the community, the mission of USD 208 is to give students the opportunity to learn and experience success in the educational process while developing into responsible citizens.

Dawn Kenyon, TCHS math teacher, applies CPR techniques to a manequin during an in-service on August 13. Three days of in-service for faculty and staff preceded the students' coming back to school on August 18.

confidentiality rules, and the identification and remediation of bullying behaviors. Building meetings filled the rest of the day.

On Friday, teachers prepared their classrooms for students, and para-educators completed Mandt training.

Mark Bejot Superintendent

School employees prepare with in-service days

USD 208 teachers and staff began the school year with in-service training and a workday on August 13-15.

On Wednesday, the day began with an address by Mark Bejot, superintendent. Bejot encouraged teachers and staff to “model behaviors that inspire kids to learn” with attention to keys to classroom success: “relationships, relevance, and rigor.”

Then Bejot introduced new high school faculty members: Sheryl Carson, science; Stephanie Anglemyer, instrumental music; Sandra Harwick, resource room; and Georgia Abbott, school nurse. New para-educators will be Erin Lovelace, Betty Schreiner and Kelly Bieker.

On Thursday, district employees learned about blood-borne-pathogens safety,

Mission: With the cooperation and support of the community, the mission of USD 208 is to give students the opportunity to learn and experience success in the educational process while developing into responsible citizens.

Dawn Kenyon, TCHS math teacher, applies CPR techniques to a manequin during an in-service on August 13. Three days of in-service for faculty and staff preceded the students' coming back to school on August 18.

confidentiality rules, and the identification and remediation of bullying behaviors. Building meetings filled the rest of the day.

On Friday, teachers prepared their classrooms for students, and para-educators completed Mandt training.

Mark Bejot
Superintendent