September 16, 2006

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Attended by: Diane Kriz, Kathleen Kinkema, David Kriz, Melissa Parachini, Kenny Webb, Suzan Metz , Karla Ferrin, Clayton Ellis, Karen Marley, Jan Kerr, Karla Drury, Sue Barnd, Jamie Morrison, June Harris, Nhu Caiozzi, Anna Mead, Natalie Fromang, Diane Speer, Shelly Ramer, Melanie Hood, Michele Whittingham, Laura Mason, Sue Brittenham, Terry Jones, and Joe Bishop.

COAHPERD Executive Board Business Meeting
January 21, 2006

Mary Lou Miller resigned from the Executive Director position. Shelly Ramer and Diane Speer are in the interim Co-Executive Director position. They are staying on through December to get through the convention and help train the person that steps into the position.

  1. Call to Order: 9:27

  2. Approval of Minutes (May 13, 2006)

  3. Budget
    • Journal - 3 expenses are involved with the journal: layout/press, printing, and mail prep/labels/shipping.
    • Solicitation of advertisings as not been done.
    • Discussion took place about continuing to print the journal or make it available on the website. There is $5,000 to cover the October issue. $1500 to $2000 an issue could be saved by having an electronic version verses a printed version.

  4. Reports of Standing Committees
    • Advocacy, Brittenham
        The power point has been completed and reviewed. It will be available on CDs and presented during COAHPERD 2006 Convention.

    • Professional Development, Jones
        Cooperating with Lisa Perry and Denver Public Schools for the Summer Institute. Working on Leadership Academy. Planning to have two concept caravans out in the spring. Want to award the money from central district as scholarships to get students to central districts and nationals. Also looking into awarding 1st year teacher scholarships.

    • Leadership, Kinkema
        Strategic planning: committees will be getting tasks. adding another committee. Effectiveness of the board.

  5. Reports of Special Committees / Officers
    • Jump and Hoops, Michelle
        2005-2006 JRFH and HFH Colorado 454 schools completing an event
        $1253,560 gross income Colorado is the highest in our affiliate area

    • Legislative Update, Dave Kriz
        I am talking to Senator Tupa, Representative Benefield and Representative Todd about possible physical education bills and the best strategy for success this year. I am also having conversations with AHA’s Erin Bertoli and Brendan Burns, soliciting their support for all our issues but specifically a “physical education requirement” bill. Senator Tupa would rather not initiate this legislation in the Senate but is committed to co-sponsoring it after the House’s proposal, committee work and, hopefully, floor passage. As soon as a meeting schedule can be confirmed, I will contact Sue Brittenham, Diane Speer, Shelly Raemer, Diane Kris and Kathleen Kinkema.

        Paula Kun from AAHPERD has sent supportive materials that will be helpful in promoting our cause. I have ordered 5 copies of NASPE’s Shape of the Nation report to give to Senator Tupa and Representatives Todd and Benefield. Sue Brittenham will make a motion, today, to purchase 100 copies of this document for all Colorado legislators (35 Senators and 65 House members). I asked Sue Brittenham to open a discussion about the possibility of inviting our advocate legislators (4 if we include Senator Windels- chair of the Education committee) to the Awards dinner during the convention.

        I do not want to give the impression that past vetoed legislation has been forgotten. HB 1237 (recognizing quality PE programs), HB 1021 (requiring an endorsement to teach PE) and HB 1363 (funding after school programs) will be reintroduced this year. With the AHA legislative grassroots network including COAHPERD members, I am confident that our issues will be understood and supported at the capitol in January.

        I plan on attending the convention and giving updates when possible. I hope to make a space near the registration desk to introduce myself to our members as well as take their ideas for future legislation. Thank you for your support as I continue to fight for the mission of COAHPERD at the capitol

    • Convention Exhibits, Laura Mason
        We have 18 exhibitors at this point. Our income is at $6,491. Exhiba-trivia will be taking place.

    • Silent Auction, Sue Barnd
        Need people to help get donations. All money raised goes to funding for students to attend convention.

    • Interim Ed, Shelly Raemer
        75 registrations to date.

        Pre-convention sessions: Finding Magic in Coordinated School Health 4, On Target for Life: CO Archery in Schools 7, Teaching Athleticism to Students and Athletes 9 The Real World Physical Education 20, A Taste of Spark 16, Using Technology to Document Student Learning 10, Teaching Sport Concepts and Skills Tactically 6

        Presider positions need to be filled.

    • Interim Ed, Diane Speer
        Defining the position for the executive director.

    • Treasurer, Suzan Metz
        Budget vs. Spent (actual)
        $65,320.49
        $10,943.90
        Net income:
        $54,376.59
        Checking
        $117,188.38
        Savings
        $1,918.56
        Money Market
        $17,397.25
        C.D.
        $18,820.85
        Motion: I move to accept the budget (Dave Kriz).
        Second: (Kathleen Kinkema)
        Passed unanimously.
        Discussion took place about the different places to house the money that is in the checking account. Changes may take place after 2006 convention.
        There is a change to line item 1650 (Central District Profit Share) should be $6,314.28.
        Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to the budget to change the treasure/bookkeeper income to $4,000 (Kathleen Kinkema).
        Second: (Clayton Ellis)
        Passed unanimously.
        Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to the budget to increase the lobbyist salary from $7500 to $8500 (Kathleen Kinkema).
        Second: (Sue Barnd)
        Discussion of forgiving membership dues or convention registration fees and funding the TOY’s National Convention expenses if they advance to a district winner will be tabled until the next budget approval meeting.
        Passed unanimously.
        Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to the budget on line item 12700 and 12750 to zero for LDC. (nobody was funded) (Kathleen Kinkema).
        Second: (Sue Barnd)
        Passed unanimously.
        Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to add $415 to line item 15690 to provide each legislator with a Shape of the Nation Report (Jan Kerr).
        Second: (Karen Marley)
        Passed unanimously.
        Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to add two line items to line item 17000 (General Expenses) in the amount of $119.40 for COAHPERD email and $300 for bulk mail (Kathleen Kinkema).
        Second: (Karla Drury)
        Passed unanimously.
        Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to the budget to put an amount of $2000 to line item 15100 (Kathleen Kinkema).
        Second: (Karla Drury)
        Passed unanimously.

    • President, Diane Kriz
        Thanks to everyone. Get registered for Convention. There will be a Thursday night meeting to discuss preparation work before the social. The presenter gifts are going to be the women’s bean projects.

    • Past President, Dave Kriz
        Working on filling board positions for next year. Anna Mead is stepping into the president elect position. Making sure convention committees are on task.

    • President Elect, Kathleen Kinkema
        Attended LDC and met with John Salazar. Meet with Ken Salazar’s staff Senator Salazar were very supportive. Learned a lot about legislative advocacy. Have been working on the journal and have made contact with Adams State for College Credit at Convention.

        First meeting *** location to be determined. Notebooks will be traded on Saturday.

  6. Convention/Summit Reports
    • LDC
    • TOY (Sue Brittenham) In June I went to DC for a week. Met with the legislators. Mark Udall and Marlyn Musgrave were very supportive and open. In contact with Ken Salazar’s staff. Had the opportunity to present in Wako, TX. Had the opportunity to do a conference in Dallas and will be presenting at Central District and Nationals.
    • CDA Summit Jaime Morison Ideas: ******

  7. Adjournment for lunch 12:09

  8. Reconvene 12:55

  9. Unfinished Business

      Motion: I move that COAHPERD fund the purchase of CDs for the purpose of giving an advocacy power point to the COAHPERD members attending the CO State Convention Oct. 2006. The estimated cost is $.50 per CD (Sue Brittenham).
      Second: (Dave Kriz)
      Friendly Amendment: I propose a friendly amendment to state that we will be purchasing approximately 500 cds at $.50 each for the amount of $250 (Dave Kriz).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Friendly Amendment: I make a friendly amendment to the first friendly amendment that COAHPERD spend $250 for purchasing CDs (Sue Barnd).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Passed unanimously.

  10. New Business

      Motion: I move that COAHPERD purchase 100 copies of NASPE’s “Shape of the Nation Report of 2006” to distribute to the CO legislators. (Sue Brittenham).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Discussion took place.
      Passed unanimously.
      Motion: I move to link the “Teaching Colorado” on the COAHPERD website (Sue Barnd).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Friendly Amendment: I move for friendly amendment that COAHPERD will put a link onto their website to the teachincolorado.org for job postings (Karen Marley).
      Second: (Karla Drury)
      Passed unanimously.
      Motion: I move that COAHPERD invite and provide tickets for 4 legislators to the State Convention Awards Dinner on Friday Oct. 20, 2006. (Sue Brittenham).
      Second: (Dave Kriz)
      Discussion took place.
      One abstention.
      Motion: I move to form a committee to research putting the journal online (Dave Kriz).
      Second: (Anna Mead)
      Friendly Amendment: I would like to make a friendly amendment to have Terry Jones and Kathleen Kinkema head the committe (Dave Kriz).
      Second: (Anna Mead)
      Friendly Amendment: I make a friendly amendment with the goal of reporting back at the November meeting (Kathleen Kinkemma).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Passed unanimously.
      Motion: I move to accept the proposed contracts for Diane Speer and Shelly Raemer as Co-Interim Executive Director (Sue Barnd).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Friendly Amendment: I make a Friendly amendment to increase Shelley Raemer’s salary to $5,000 (Kathleen Kinkema).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Friendly Amendment: I make a Friendly amendment to splitting the co-executive director positions (Kathleen Kinkema).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Passed unanimously.
      Motion: I make a motion that COAHPERD pay for a full day sub for sub while preparing for the taxes (Jan Kerr).
      Second: (Kenny Webb)
      One Absention.
      Motion: I make a motion that we refund half of the student volunteers’ registration fees (Kathleen Kinkema).
      Second: David Kriz
      Passed unanimously.
      Motion: I would like to make a motion to add an athletic director position to our awards (June Harris).
      Second: (Karen Marley)
      Passed unanimously.

  11. Announcements

  12. Adjournment 1:48
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