Culver Schools Focus on Contracts
By Stacey Creasy
The Culver School Board is expected to discuss the ongoing impasse between the Culver School Board and teachers� association during an executive
session tonight.
The closed session will be held immediately following the regular school board meeting which is set to begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Culver Administration Building.
The work on settling a contract dispute that began two years ago.
The board may discuss a special bonding provision that
could provide the revenue needed to settle the dispute. The Culver teachers are still working under the terms of the 2001-2002 contract.
Agenda items during the regular session include the property east of the high school.
Culver Superintendent Brad Schuldt said the school corporation plans to use the former Hoffman property to construct a girls softball diamond, tennis courts and parking. There are no plans to borrow money for the project. Schuldt said money in the building improvement fund will be used each year to build the new facilities and additional money would be used in succeeding years as needed form the same appropriated funds.
The softball diamond will be part of the first phase of the project. The school corporation has $100,000 in the improvement fund to apply toward the project.
Culver does not have a girls softball diamond that meets Title IX standards, which re-quires schools provide adequate facilities for girls sports.
In other action the board is expected to:
�Conduct a public hearing on additional appropriations;
�Consider resolutions to ap-prove the additional appropriations;
�Discuss summer school offerings.
�Hear reports from administrators and board members and approve the routine monthly book keeping requests.
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