JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
May 18, 2017
The Jefferson Davis Parish School Board met in regular session at 203 E. Plaquemine Street, Jennings, LA 70546, on Thursday, May 18, 2017 at 6:00, with the following School Board members in attendance: President, Jason Bouley, Vice-President, Phillip Arceneaux, Members, Greg Bordelon, Charles Bruchhaus, David Capdeville, Donald Dees, David Doise, Malon Dobson, Robert Menard, Jody Singletary and David Troutman. Absent: David Buller and James Segura.
The meeting was opened by President Bouley, with an invocation by student, Kyleigh Curlee, 8th grader at Hathaway High and Parish Middle School Student of the Year, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. flag led by Mr. Troutman.
Motion by Mr. Capdeville, seconded by Mr. Menard and unanimously carried to approve the School Board minutes of the regular meeting of April 12, 2017.
Motion by Mr. Dees, seconded by Mr. Singletary and unanimously carried that the Board call for a vote to take care of items of business not listed on the original agenda or to change the order of topics to be addressed.
FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS: The following motions were made by Mr. Phillip Arceneaux, Finance Committee Chairman, that the School Board:
Grant permission to Welsh Elementary to accept a donation of $2,640.00 from the Welsh PTO to be used to pay for Accelerated Reader from Renaissance Learning for the 2017-2018 school year. Motion seconded by Mr. Troutman and unanimously carried.
Grant permission to Lake Arthur High to accept a $11,708.00 from Lake Arthur Varsity Club. The money will be used for the LAHS Basketball Program to help update the gym floor. Motion seconded by Mr. Dobson and unanimously carried.
Grant permission to Elton High to accept a $2,000.00 donation from Elton Little Dribblers. Funds to be used as needed for athletics. Motion seconded by Mr. Bruchhaus and unanimously carried.
Grant permission to Fenton Elementary to accept a $1,000.00 donation from Dr. Joe Stark to be used for school supplies. Motion seconded by Mr. Doise and unanimously carried.
Approve the proposed Jefferson Davis Parish District Technology Budget for 2017-2018 as requested by Karen Guidry, Technology Coordinator. Motion seconded by Mr. Dees and unanimously carried.
Permission is requested by the Director of Finance to accept the quote of Fontenot Benefits & Actuarial Consulting in the amount of $6,000 to provide actuarial valuations as required by GASB #45, Other Post-Employment Benefits for the 16-17 financial statements to be audited by Mike Gillespie, CPA (APAC). A second quote was received from CapRisk Consulting Group for the same services for $14,950.
Note: The required GASB disclosures will change for the 17-18 fiscal audit, and that will require another request for quotes in order to comply with the new required disclosures. Motion seconded by Mr. Menard and unanimously carried.
Accept the best bids/quotes received for the 2017-2018 School Food Service needs. Bids were opened on Thursday, April 12, 2017 and Thursday, April 27, 2017.
Pest and Rodent Control: J & J Exterminating $7,200/annually for all cafeterias; $900/annually for the warehouse.
Bread and Baking: Flowers Baking Company of Baton Rouge, LLC $54,750
Small Equipment:
Economical – Bun Pans $6.43, Carton Opener w blades $3.24, Mesh Chicken Scoop $3.27, Chopping Board $12.25, Oven Thermometer $1.75, Short Handle Brush $3.21, Hand Grater $3.61, Butcher Knife $7.00, French Knife $7.00, Paring Knife $2.41, Plastic Scraper 13” $0.96, Plastic Scraper 16” $1.16, Cooking Spoon 15” $0.70, #8 Disher Scoop $4.48, #10 Disher Scoop $4.48, #12 Disher Scoop $4.48, #16 Disher Scoop $4.48, #24 Disher Scoop $4.48, #30 Disher Scoop $4.48, #40 Disher Scoop $4.48, Dish Machine Apron $7.92, Spaghetti Strainer $6.01, Spoon Solid $1.46, Spoon Sets $0.50, Cup Sets $2.05, Timer $5.79, Tongs $1.19, Mop Bucket W/ Wringer $40.27, Lid for Food Storage Container $45.26, Measuring Cup $8.44, Refrigerator/Freezer Thermometer $ 1.78, Trash Can Dolly $15.78, Goggles $1.80, Meat Thermometer $1.87, Pocket Thermometer $1.99, Wet Floor Signs $4.09, Potato Masher $5.17, 32oz Portion Scale $36.24, Mobile Storage Bin w/ lid 139.10, Steam Table 4” deep $13.17, Sheet Pan $4.07, Steam Table Pans 12x20x2 $11.21, Lids for Half size $4.50, Clear Food Box Colander $26.51, 8.5 gal Food Storage Container with lid $$40.32, Vegetable Peeler $0.57, French Whip $2.33, 4” Steam Table Pan $ 14.48, 6” Steam Table Pan $19.51, Dish Cloths $7.07, Cobbler Pan $8.58, Cooking Fork $7.69, Rolling Pin $7.78, SW Bar Needs - Steel Brushes w/ Scraper $7.95, 8 gallon Food Storage Container with lid $41.90, #6 Portion Scoop $7.95, 5 gal Food Storage Container $41.90, sm Knife Gloves $16.50, Med Knife Gloves $16.50, Lg Knife Gloves $16.50, xlg knife gloves $16.50, Knife Sharpener $28.36
Large Equipment:
Lafayette Restaurant Supply – Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Utility Cart 2 Shelves 795.00, Heated Holding Cabinet $5,250
Douglas Food Stores – Chopper for Mixer $598.92, Shredder for Mixer $1,272.71
Milk and Milk Products:
Borden’s - $221,557.76
Dish Machines:
AutoChlor - Per Machine Model A-4 & A-5 Dishwashers $169.95/month, Model D-2 Per machine $209.95/month
Paper and Cleaning:
SPP – Roll Paper Towels $14.85, 8oz Cups $17.90
Interboro - $9.72, Bun Pan Storage Bag $11.32
Pon – Bun Pan Liner $27.58, Aluminum Foil $32.50, Cutlery Kit $11.59, Hinged 8oz Portion Cups $44.85, Napkins $21.61, Economical – Paper Plates $20.10, paper Bowls $14.95, 4oz Deep Portion Cups $21.00, 4oz Shallow Portion Cups $21.00, Plastics Wrap $ 11.28, Serving Gloves $0.33, Food Prep Gloves $1.75, Bun Pan Covers $9.45, Food Prep Glovers $1.75, Bleach $7.70, Detergent $15.72, Mop Handle $2.78, Mop Head $2.66, Sponge $3.33, Scouring Pad $1.65, Broom $3.15, Sandwich Bags $10.68, 4oz vented Lids $11.24, Hinged Trays $9.99, Brown Paper Bags $9.38, French Fry Bags $4.99, Scouring Hotel Pads $1.78, Aluminum Trays $38.75, Aluminum Foil Sheets $8.05, Lids for 12oz containers $19.34, 12oz containers $20.55
Chilled and Frozen:
Pon – Salisbury Steak $68.47, Sausage $18.92, Chicken Nuggets $31.43, Pizza Sticks $32.61, Breadsticks $39.99, Beef Stew $96.26, Creole Seasoning $20.15, Breaded Okra $49.53, Cheddar Cheese Sauce Cups $53.43, Jalapeno Cheddar Cheese Sauce Cups $53.43, Cornbread mini loaves $16.92, Texas Toast $19.88, Marinara Cups $42.63
Diamond – Meatloaf Slices $38.48, Meatballs $23.30, Turkey Franks $29.10, French Fries, $17.84, Diced Eggs $42.56, Brownie Cups $19.49,
Dry Goods:
Pons – Ice Dogs $18.68, Butter Substitute $31.05, Power Snacks $66.86, Syrup Base for Slush $114.13, Buttermist Spray $19.82, Gravy Maker Mix $21.80, Gravy Coloring $6.49, Tomato Puree $21.49, Soymilk $14.73, 16.9oz Water Bottles $4.42, 8oz Water Bottles $6.78
Diamond – Diced Tomatoes $17.37, Bush’s Beans $30.18, Relish $26.46, Strawberry Wafers $35.20, Strawberry pop tarts $30.81, Fudge Pop tarts $30.81, Nacho Cheese Doritos $22.34, cool Ranch Doritos $22.34, Ketchup Packets $13.38, Garlic $6.19, Pepper $7.04, Salt $11.42, Lemon Juice $22.08, Cream of Mushroom Soup $33.94, Light Brown Sugar $24.12, Sugar $22.82, Yeast $47.92, Granulated Onion $3.52
Lacassigne – Hot Sauce Packets $4.90, White Vinegar $6.99
Cutting Edge Beverages – Juice Bowls 4.23oz $6.95, Juice Bowls 8oz $9.45
Cajun Wholesale – Cajun Seasoning Salt Free $89.59, Parboiled Brown Rice $9.65
Motion seconded by Mr. Dees and unanimously carried.
Approve the Therapy Center Sports Medicine Contract for the 2017-18 school year at a cost of $21,012.00. This is the same as last year with The Therapy Center forgoing the 2% increase for this year. Each schools Athletic Department shall be responsible for their proportionate share of theses expenses. Motion seconded by Mr. Troutman and unanimously carried.
Grant permission to Lacassine High to accept a $22,000.00 donation from the Lacassine Cardinal Backers. Donation to be used for Lacassine Athletics. Note: In school year 2017-2018 Lacassine High will be adding baseball and softball to their sports programs. Motion seconded by Mr. Troutman and unanimously carried, with Mr. Singletary recused from voting.
Grant permission to Fenton Elementary to accept a $200.00 donation from Mr. & Mrs. Bennett Augustine. Donation to be used for Athletic Banquet. Motion seconded by Mr. Menard and unanimously carried.
Grant permission to Fenton Elementary to accept a $2,000.00 donation from Lacassine Little Dribblers. Donation to be used to purchase athletics’ shooting machine. Motion seconded by Mr. Troutman and unanimously carried, with Mr. Singletary recused from voting.
INSURANCE COMMITTEE - The following motions were made by Mr. David Doise, Insurance Committee Chairman, that the School Board:
Accept the quote of Arthur J. Gallagher (AJG) for a combined premium for General Liability, Errors & Omissions, and Auto/Fleet Insurance package from Berkley Insurance, excluding TRIA coverage, in the amount of $143,900. The premium cost for this package last year was $142,400. No other quotes were received. Motion seconded by Mr. Arceneaux and unanimously carried.
Accept the quote of AJG for Crime (Fidelity) Insurance for $2,290 from Great American Insurance Company. AJG also offered a quote from Travelers Insurance for $2,837. Last year, the Crime Policy premium paid was $2,290. Motion seconded by Mr. Dees and unanimously carried.
Accept the quote of AJG for Boiler & Machinery Insurance for $5,387 from XL Insurance American, Inc. Jeff Davis Insurance (JDI) offered a quote from Hartford Steam Boiler for $6,764. Last year, the Boiler & Machinery premium paid was $5,979. Motion seconded by Mr. Menard and unanimously carried.
Accept the quote of Regions Insurance for guaranteed cost Workers Compensation Insurance for $287,453 from LWCC. The premium amount does not consider the amount of a dividend rebate program that LWCC offers for policyholders. The average premium rebate received from LWCC over the last five years was $134,774, including a rebate of $153,597 just recently received for the 2016 year. If this five-year average premium rebate is considered, the estimated LWCC annual cost would be $152,679. Last year, the LWCC quote for Workers Compensation Insurance was $267,707 prior to any rebate consideration. JDI offered a quote through Eastern Alliance Insurance for $253,692, but Eastern Alliance offers no premium rebate program. Note: The School Board is not guaranteed to receive a premium dividend rebate. Motion seconded by Mr. Singletary and unanimously carried.
Accept the quote of Jeff Davis Insurance for full limit Property Insurance coverage from AMRISC for a total premium, excluding Terrorism, of $387,702.50. Another quote was received from Daly Williams Agency for $466,583. JDI’s quote through AMRISC features a 2% building value deductible on hurricanes for locations south of I-10 and a $25,000 deductible on all School Board locations north of I-10, with a $25,000 deductible for all other perils. Motion seconded by Mr. Dees and unanimously carried.
POLICY COMMITTEE - The following motions were made by Mr. Robert Menard, Policy Committee Chairman, that the School Board approve the following new or revised policies:
a. School Wellness File: JGB - This replaces our old policy to align with the new law passed in 2016 the by U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Services. This revised law is under federal guidelines and governs School Wellness policies and the plans to implement them. These regulations strengthen the School Board’s ability to better address and promote school nutritional values while enhancing student health.
b. Child Abuse File: JGCE - Policy is updated as a result of correspondence with the Governor’s Office of Programs and Planning regarding procedures found in the Child Abuse policy. The new procedure is aligned with Article 609 of the Louisiana Children’s Code which requires mandatory reporters to make the report to the appropriate authorities directly.
c. Employee Dress Code File: GAMB - This new policy explains dress code guidelines for employees and consequences for violations. Central office staff, our principals association, and school leadership teams made recommendations in the formation of this policy.
Motion seconded by Mr. Bordelon and unanimously carried.
Approve the following revised policies which have been made to align our policies to JDP’s 2017-2018 Pupil Progression Plan’s nine week periods:
Report Cards File: IHAB
Homework File: IHB
Final Examinations File: IHAA
Interscholastic Athletics File: IDFA
Student Transfer and Withdrawal File: JBCD
Motion seconded by Mr. Doise and unanimously carried.
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE - The following motions were made by Mr. Greg Bordelon, Transportation Committee Chairman, that the School Board:
Grant permission to piggyback purchase (3) new 2018 Bluebird Vision, conventional Special Education 53 passenger school buses based on the Red River Parish School Board bid approved May 9, 2016 (with a contract extended of up to two years) for the price of $93,732.00 each. To be paid from the General Fund. Motion seconded by Mr. Menard and unanimously carried.
FOOD SERVICE COMMITTEE - The following motions were made by Mr. Malon Dobson, Food Service Committee Chairman, that the School Board:
Extend the Community Eligibility Child Nutrition Provision Program for the 2017-2018 school year to eight schools - keep Elton Elementary, James Ward Elementary, Welsh Elementary, Jennings Elementary, Lake Arthur Elementary, exclude Fenton Elementary and include Jennings High, Welsh-Roanoke and Lake Arthur High. Motion seconded by Mr. Troutman and unanimously carried.
The following committees had no reports to present:
16th Section - Charles Bruchhaus, Chairman
Ward II (Ad Hoc) - Phillip Arceneaux, Chairman
Legislative Liaison - Donald Dees, Chairman
Building & Grounds - James Segura, Chairman
The Sales Tax report was given by Amber Hymel, Tax Collector/Auditor.
NEW BUSINESS:
Motion by Mr. Capdeville, seconded by Mr. Dees and unanimously approved to
Take from the Table the following motion:
Name an architect of record for the Jefferson Davis Parish School Board effective 07/01/17.
Motion by Mr. Singletary, seconded by Mr. Bordelon and unanimously approved to begin the procedure to seek an architect of record for the Jefferson Davis Parish and schedule interviews before the Building & Grounds Committee.
Motion by Mr. Singletary, seconded by Mr. Bordelon and unanimously approved to declare the following items as surplus and send to the next available sale:
a) One (1) 1993 Intern 60 passenger bus (#205) bearing vehicle identification number 1HVBAZRM1PH506118.
b) One (1) 1997 Chevy Van bearing VIN 1GCFG25M1V1021762 (tag #0282).
c) One (1) TCM forklift bearing serial number 55801806.
Motion by Mr. Doise, seconded by Mr. Menard and unanimously approved to approve a job description and salary schedule for Administrative Assistants.
Motion by Mr. Menard, seconded by Mr. Bordelon and unanimously approved to approve the 2017-2018 Pupil Progression Plan and authorize the Board President and Superintendent to execute the Formal Submission Statement.
Motion by Mr. Doise, seconded by Mr. Singletary and unanimously approved to declare the following as surplus and send to the next available sale:
a) One (1) Child Nutrition Program Milk Cooler JDP tag number 0468.
PERSONNEL CHANGES:
The following personnel changes are an Informational Item:
A. Personnel appointments as determined by the Superintendent:
1. DONNA WOODS, Lake Arthur Elementary Principal, effective July 26, 2017, re: Mia Orgeron retirement.
2. DAVID HARPER, Elton Elementary Principal, effective 07/26/17, re: Kimberly Bertrand retirement.
3. DR. CASSIDY JUNEAU, Fenton Elementary Principal, effective 06/09/17, re: Sharon Ardoin transfer.
4. SAMANTHA GARLAND, Hathaway High 10 month Clerical Aide, effective as soon as possible, re: Dawn Augustine termination.
B. Personnel changes:
APPOINTMENTS
1. Lisa Gotreaux, Lacassine High 7 hour Cafeteria Tech, effective 05/08/17, re: Kathy McGee transfer.
TRANSFERS
1. April Witzell Manuel, Lacassine High part-time PM route Bus Drive to Lake Charles (College Oaks School Bus Driver), effective 08/11/17, re: Denise Perry retirement.
2. Sharon Ardoin, Fenton Elementary Principal to Title I Technical Assistant (formerly District CAI Lab Manager/Homeless Liaison), effective 05/01/17, re: Lindy Gatson/Sue Hebert retirements.
3. Kelly Dronet, Hathaway High 7th/8th ELA Teacher to Hathaway High 6th/8th Science Teacher, effective 05/25/17, re: Laura Hutton retirement.
4. Jennifer Young, Hathaway High 3rd grade Teacher to Hathaway High 2nd grade Teacher, effective 05/25/17, re: Pam Prejean retirement.
5. Kerri Solari, James Ward 2nd grade Teacher to Hathaway High 3rd grade Teacher, effective 05/25/17, re: Jennifer Young transfer.
EXTENDED MEDICAL LEAVE
1. Denise McVicker, Lacassine High Special Education Paraprofessional, effective 04/26/17 to 05/08/17 and 05/09/17 to 05/19/2017.
2. Paige Cassidy, Jennings Elementary Teacher, effective 05/05/17 (½ day).
3. Regina Hornsby, Lake Arthur Elementary Teacher, effective 02/15/17 to 05/25/17.
4. Jessica Taylor, Jennings Elementary Teacher, effective 04/12/17 and 05/03/17.
5. Anita Bias, Jennings High Cafeteria Tech, effective 04/01/17 to 08/01/17.
6. Holly Guidry, Jennings High Teacher, effective 04/07/17.
7. Cheryl Nixon, Jennings Elementary Cafeteria Tech, effective 04/16/17 to 05/26/17.
8. Dawn Jardell, James Ward and Hathaway High Nurse, effective 03/30/17 to 03/31/17.
9. Lorrie Buller, Lake Arthur High Cafeteria Tech, effective 04/01/17 to 05/31/17.
MATERNITY
1. Ashley B. Lutyhe, Lake Arthur High Teacher, 08/09/17 to 09/25/17.
2. Carrie Klein, Jennings High Teacher, 09/14/17 to 11/02/17.
RESIGNATIONS
1. Keith Kelley, Lacassine High Teacher/Coach, effective 05/26/17.
2. Jeffrey T. Bryant, Lacassine High Teacher, 05/26/17.
3. Tracy Benoit, Jennings High Cafeteria Tech, 05/06/17.
RETIREMENT
1. Lindy S. Gatson, CAI District Lab Manager, Media Center, effective 07/01/17 with 33 years of service.
2. Anita Cox, James Ward Elementary Paraprofessional, effective 06/01/17, with 31 years of service.
3. Sue Hebert, Homeless Liaison, Media Center, effective 06/09/17, with 23.87 years of service.
4. Clevetta Hawkins, James Ward Elementary Paraprofessional, effective 05/26/17, with 19.88 years of service.
5. Dianna Hebert, Jennings High Teacher, effective 05/26/17, with 26 years of service.
6. Kimberly Bertrand, Elton Elementary Principal, effective 07/01/17, with 23 years of service.
7. Mia Orgeron, Lake Arthur Elementary Principal, effective 07/01/17, with 21 years of service.
INFORMATION:
1. Condolences are extended to the families of:
a. Frankie B. Whitford, Teacher who retired in 1987 with 32 years of service.
2. The Committee of Educators and parents serving on the 2017-2018 Pupil Progression Plan Committee met at the School Board Office on Wednesday, May 17, 2017. The Jefferson Davis Parish School Board will be considering the 2017-2018 Pupil Progression Plan in addition to the monthly agenda at its monthly meeting on May 18, 2017.
3. Congratulations to the 2016-2017 Principals of the Year:
Laurie Duhon - Jennings Elementary - Elementary Level
Sharon Ardoin - Fenton Elementary - Middle School Level
Ben Oustalet - Jennings High - High School Level
4. Congratulations to the 2016-2017 Teachers of the Year:
Elementary Level - JENNIFER HOWELL - HATHWAY HIGH
Evelyn Fontenot - Elton Elementary
Kayla McKay - Fenton Elementary
Lacey Austin - Hathaway High
Devin May - Jennings Elementary
Alison Oustalet - James Ward Elementary
Lucinda Starks - Lacassine High
Misty Stantz/Connie Hebert - Welsh Elementary
Middle School Level - ROY HARRIS - LAKE ARTHUR ELEMENTARY
Kristy Fontenot - Elton High
Kelly Dronet - Hathaway High
Raven Babineaux - Jennings High
Duane Clemmons - Lacassine High
Heidi Duplantis - Lake Arthur High
Barbara Gribble - Welsh- Roanoke Jr. High
High School Level - LANA MYERS - Elton High
Shannon McSwain - Lake Arthur High
Amy Gobert - Elton High
Jesse Thibodeaux - Hathaway High
Rachel Gillespie - Jennings High
Wendy Sonnier - Lacassine High
Sarah Heiss - Welsh High
PROGRAM AWARD - ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM
Todd Brown
April Richard
5. Congratulations to the 2016-2017 Students of the Year:
Ava Fruge - Elton Elementary - Elementary Level
Kyleigh Curleee - Hathaway High - Middle School Level
Caroline Hardy - Lacassine High - High School Level
6. Congratulations to the 2016-2017 Support Persons of the Year:
Sonya McNabb - Welsh Elementary - Elementary Level
Christy Hine - Hathaway High - Middle School Level
Bridget Hanks - Lacassine High - High School Level.
7. Jefferson Davis Parish School Board was recently recognized by LCWW for their continued commitment to workplace safety. Because of our ongoing commitment to safety, LWCC has rewarded Jefferson Davis Parish School Board with a rebate check of $153,597 and recognized us with the 2016/17 LWCC Safest 70 Award.
8. The following procedures will be followed by our parish administrators pertaining to athletic supervision of athletic contest.
2017-2018 Athletic Supervision Recommendations
1. Permission to use designees to cover away events when feasible. This would be used in the case where a faculty member may have an interest in who is playing, such as a child, or is interested in covering events.
-* This should not be used to just assign teachers to events that are not interested in going or have no reason to go.
2. Schools are required by LHSAA to have a designee at all events. A designee is a school board employee entrusted by the principal to fulfill these duties.
3. Clear expectations on what is expected from designees.
- They are expected to supervise the behavior of players, coaches, and spectators from their school and alert the administrator of the host school or authorities should a problem arise.
- They are not expected to get involved in any situation, only supervise and communicate with the home administrator/security.
- Designees need to arrive at the event no later than the official start time and stay until the end of the event (suggestion-once both teams have exchanged “congratulations”).
4. One of the following (Principal/Assistant Principal/AD) must be present at all home events.
5. One of the following (Principal/Assistant Principal/AD) for LHSAA playoff games (major sports), both home and away must be present.
6. Allow minor sport coaches to serve as their own administrators at events. (ex. Swimming, golf, tennis)
7. Allow principals’ discretion for number of administrators needed at home events. (ex. Football – 2, basketball -1.) Exceptions would be based on rival matches and need for additional administrator and / or security.
8. For tournament play, when feasible, it is understood that the principal will contact the host school to make sure that an administrator will be present and that the head coach will inform the home administrator should a situation should arise that needs their attention. In the event that the host school will not have an administrator present, then an administrator or designee must be sent.
The above recommendations allows JDP administrators, who work at high schools with multiple sports taking place at the same time, to ease the burden of juggling the demands of covering all contests, both home and away. We have already used faculty designees in emergency situations (with superintendent approval) in the past where we have more things to cover than we have administrators available. But since it is becoming more common, we are really just asking for permission to allow for this flexibility ahead of time so we can plan ahead better.
SUPERINTENDENT’S COMMENTS NOT REQUIRING BOARD ACTION
EXECUTIVE SESSION
None.
There being no other business to come before the Board, it was moved by Mr. Doise, seconded by Mr. Dees and unanimously carried, to adjourn.
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/s/Jason Bouley, President
ATTEST:
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/s/Kirk Credeur, Secretary/Superintendent
Note: Items purchased by quotes or bids may be reviewed at the School Board office during normal business hours. All policies can be reviewed at any facility under the jurisdiction of the Jefferson Davis Parish School Board.