TEAM
EXECUTIVE MEETING
MONDAY
JULY 22, 2002
Members in attendance:
John Petsch, Gary Duncan, Mark Koca, Doug Miller, Mark Arnold, Keith Stayton,
Rick Carleton, Steve McNaught, Dave Gray, Jerry Foerschler, Carter Fawkes, Don
Bradshaw, Joe Burke, Bill Fitzpatrick, Rick Gwinn, and John DeBay.
Guests in attendance:
Ben Yates (CMSU) and Gavin Allen (DESE)
Rick Carleton called the
meeting to order at 2:10 pm.
Mark Koca accepted the
appointment of parliamentarian by Rick Carleton
We approved the agenda with
no corrections
Keith Stayton gave the
secretary report of minutes from the February 16, 2002 meeting.
Mark Arnold made the
motion to approve the minutes, 2nd by John Petsch and they were approved.
Mark Arnold gave the
treasurers report consisting of a financial statement and an annual budget:
--checking
account balance $5,660.39
--scholarship
account balance $3,258.26
--operating
fund reserve $5,414.66
--TEAM
membership 363
--balanced
proposed budget of $15,475 receipts and expenses
Steve McNaught made the
motion to accept the treasurers report, Joe Burke 2nd, and they were
approved.
Steve McNaught made the
motion for TEAM to keep Great Southern Bank as our depository, Joe Burke 2nd
and it passed.
Gary Duncan gave the ITEA
report stating:
--they have over 100 members
--the next national
convention is in Nashville in March 2003
--20 local members went to
Ohio for the 2002 convention
Joe Burke gave the ACTE
report:
--next convention in Las
Vegas in December 2002 with a $89 double room
--stated he would fill in as
TEAM rep until a replacement is found
--Joe volunteered to present
at fall conference on “Talking to your representatives--do’s and don’ts”
and “Lobbying for Technology Education”
Jerry Foerschler gave the
MO. ACTE report stating:
--the last meeting on
April,12, 2002 -- made up of primarily budget talks
--a discussion broke out on
where the money went with the “MOACTE Reporter” being online only now
Doug Miller gave the DESE
report including:
--we have the worst
supervisor to teacher ratio at 1 : 848 of all the vocational / technical areas
at DESE, all others are better than 1 : 300, Doug asked for help in this area
--Doug discussed the six
areas of focus in his job:
--improve
communication
--teacher
recruitment
--improved
image / status of TE
--increase
professional development / inservices
--develop
leadership activities / training
--program
initiatives
Steve McNaught gave a
publications report:
--we will change from 3 to 2
newsletters per year -- still have spring and fall
--drop summer newsletter and
replace it with a TEAM summer conference agenda and a letter from the president
urging people to attend
--this will cut costs of
printing and postage
Mark Arnold gave the
scholarship report in the absence of Joe Panhorst:
--Mark discussed endowments
for scholarships and the complexity of the corporate sponsor setup
--John Petsch reported on
the possibility of giving laptop computers rather than money for scholarships--TABLED
UNTIL NEXT MEETING
District reports:
--Southwest—Steve McNaught
reported their district contest went well and they would probably use OTC in
Springfield next year
--St. Louis sub. —Bill
Fitzpatrick reported they had no district contest but are looking for a site for
next year
--Northeast—Gary Duncan
reported a successful contest at Moberly
--KC sub. —Rick Gwinn
stated they had a good district contest
--Central—Keith Stayton
reported a good contest at CMSU
--Northwest—John DeBay
said they had districts at Mo. Western
--KC—none
--St. Louis—John Petsch
reported things were improving in his district but no contest was held
--Southeast—Dave Gary
reported a good contest at Popular Bluff
A discussion started on the
possibility of two districts using the same site on the same day for districts
but they would be limited to the maximum allowable entries per district at the
state contest as stated in the contest rules----TABLED UNTIL NEXT MEETING
Joe Burke asked Rick
Carleton to notify the TE supervisor for KC suburban district about the
possibility of combining contests
John Petsch gave a report on
awards program/expo/state contest:
--awards program guide soon
on computer disk for money
--we are still in limbo on a
multiyear contract with Jefferson City HS for contest
--he stated it would be very
costly to continue at Jefferson City
--consideration for
combining TEAM state contest and TSA contest was discussed
--John asked for an EXPO
rules committee to be formed
Don Bradshaw gave the TEAM
consultant report including:
--Don made some changes to
the TEAM award forms
--he suggested we form a
bi-law committee to review election procedures--volunteers to be selected at the
general meeting--chaired by the TEAM secretary
--Don presented seven
recommendations to the board and the following action was taken:
--Joe
Burke made the motion that TEAM communicate with MOACTE committee members and
request their presence at the summer conference board meeting--Mark Arnold 2nd
-- and it passed
--Joe
Burke made the motion that the presidents advisory committee work on
re-evaluating:
1.
Our district structure
2.
TEAM award selection (teacher/program of the year) and communications,
deadlines, and info submitted
3.
Sending TEAM representatives to administration association meetings,
universities, and the state department
Mark
Arnold 2nd -- and it passed
Carter Fawkes gave the home
page report:
--Carter said it works
--some discussion started on
what should and should not be posted on the site--NO ACTION TAKEN
Gary Duncan gave the
historian report:
--Gary requested extra
copies of the newsletter for his files
OLD BUSINESS:
John Petsch stated work was
being done on the promotional posters -- more info later
Steve McNaught hopes to
finish the promotional video since we are dropping the summer newsletter.
He also mentioned the need for TEAM summer conference committee to be
formed at the general meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
Volunteers were taken to
attend a TSA/TEAM meeting on Wednesday 7/24/02 at 6:00 pm at the Pear Tree Inn
conference room consisting of: John Petsch, Mark Arnold, Steve McNaught, Rick
Carleton, Keith Stayton, Carter Fawkes, Mark Koca, and Jerry Foerschler
John Petsch discussed
changes in the state contest/EXPO including revision of the TEAM contest rules,
delivery system for EXPO awards, new contest location, posting contest tests,
and recommendations for scholarship changes -- NO ACTION TAKEN
Steve McNaught made the
motion to make the TEAM resolution as written to encourage TSA involvement by TE
teachers -- Joe Burke 2nd -- and it passed
The TEAM resolution states
“Whereas, the Technology Education Association of Missouri would encourage all
Industrial Technology, Industrial Art , and Technology Education teachers in
Missouri public schools to establish Technology Student Associations in their
programs, become affiliated with the state and national Technology Student
Association, incorperate their philosophy into their programs and actively
participate in the regional, state, and national TSA conferences and events”
Ben Yates stated he had
nothing to report on the new task force
Jerry Foerschler stated he
had info on a new motel for next years’ summer conference and we need to
discuss SMSU and the 2003 summer conference plans at the fall conference meeting
Mark Koca made the motion
that Jerry Foerschler take the following statement to the MOACTE board meeting:
“The TEAM executive board is concerned with the possible dues increases and
the reduced services of MOACTE -- namely no more hard copies of the MOACTE
Reporter”
Joe Burke 2nd
-- and it passed
Jerry Foerschler made the
motion to adjourn
Mark Koca 2nd
-- adjournment