General Meeting - May 15th, 2025

May General Meeting 5/15/2025 in the Lincoln Library 5:30 pm

Executive board members present: Jennalee Garcia Montero, Skyla Boivin, Julie Taylor, Nicole Hryciw

25/26 School year board nominations

  • Skyla Boivin will co-president with Jennalee, with Jennalee handling the internal (meeting with principal, communicating with staff, etc.,), and Skyla will handle everything else

  • Julie Bowman will once again be volunteer coordinator

  • Julie Taylor will be treasurer

  • Nicole Hryciw will be communications secretary

All unanimously approved.

Nominations from the floor – Jenny Grimaldi nominated herself from the floor to be recording secretary.

Unanimously approved.

Treasurers Report:

Checking account: 11,884.78 Savings account: 10,038.75

  • Recent Income:

-Little Conejo 5th grade fundraiser - $910

-McMenamins Fundraiser - $4709 for 4-5 grade sports and recess equipment

-Court of Creativity Contest - $1,000. $500 to 5th grade grad. $500 for recess equipment

  • Recent Expenses:

-Staff Appreciation week - $1200 ( will be purchasing some noise cancelling headphones with extra funds)

-5th grade graduation has spent $722.81 so far

  • Upcoming Expenses:

-5th grade graduation - $1367.19 left in budget

-EOY BBQ - $800 budget

-Teacher Reimbursement - $225 per teacher (Only a few teachers have submitted so far)

Scholastic book Recap:

When we hold book fairs, we receive our profit in ‘scholastic dollars’. We give those scholastic dollars to the librarian, to purchase new books for the library when needed. We had some built-up scholastic funds built up from over the years. We have about $2800 in scholastic dollars. In a previous vote, it was approved in a previous meeting for $400 of that to be used for Spanish translated books, and another $400 to be used for Russian translated books. Scholastic does not have Russian translated books. Executive board voted to allow the librarian to spend that $400 on more Spanish translated books. We are now asking for a vote to allow the board to purchase $400 worth of Russian translated books from outside sources. The funds would come from the LPSG general fund

Vote – Unanimously approved

McMenamins Fundraiser:

We raised $4709. This was previously voted on spending it on a year of Volleyball and Basketball for the next school year. The district has cancelled their funding for these sports, so we would like to cover it. We are now asking for a vote to allow the board to use the remaining proceeds on the outdoor playground space. We are unsure of how we will use that money as of now, depending on district approval, but it will go to the playground, either a structure or new toys/games for the students to use at recess.

Vote – Unanimously approved

Court of Creativity Fundraiser:

We were a top 10 finalist, which earned us $1000. The board would like to use those funds in two different areas. First it would be $500 to recess equipment. The remaining $500 to go to 5th grade graduations

Vote – Unanimously approved

Throughout the year, volunteer Kristy has made costumes for our Loggy mascot. The board would like to take $50 out of the student engagement fund to get Kristy a gift card to a craft store.

Vote – Unanimously approved

Gym fan:

Students have said that the gym is getting hot. Jennalee has talked with building maintenance about if we are allowed to get an industrial standing fan. We were given some district approved options. The board would like to propose a vote to purchase a 42-inch fan, which costs $399. This fan can be used doing PE, school events, etc.

Vote – Unanimously Approved

Makerspace

Paraeducator Mona has asked if we could purchase a cardboard cutter for the makerspace. As of now, students are using adult scissors to cut cardboard. The Cardboard cutter is a much safer alternative. It costs $299, but there is a $50 off coupon on it right now, making it $249.

Vote – Unanimously approved

No questions or concerns were raised

Meeting adjourned at 6:45 pm

General Meeting - March 13th, 2025

General Meeting

3/13/25

Lincoln Library

5:30 pm

FCRC supported guest speaker – Matthew Dennis – Transition to Middle School

Mental Health Therapist at Discovery Middle School

“Growing together – Helping young minds bloom”

LPSG Meeting

Present:

Co-President – Julie Bowman

Co-Treasurer – Julie Taylor

Secretary – Nicole Hryciw

Absent:

Co-President – Jennalee Garcia-Montero

Co-Treasurer – Skyla Boivin

Treasurers Report:

Skyla had a family emergency, so no treasurers report is available

School Sports:

4/5 grade basketball is doing well! 28 students participating. Skilleree is 3/25 3 pm.

Track is being funded by the district. Starts April 21st. After school. Coach is Angela

Mendoza. Skilleree is huge with a lot of schools participating. Most likely 2 practicing a

week. Details coming soon. Judit will follow up soon.

Logger Laps: April 21st – 24th

Staff Appreciation – may 5- 9

Try to do one thing each week. Syrup Trap, pizza lunch, coffee van, rainbow snacks, etc.

Need volunteers. If anyone has any connections with helping us secure donations for

raffles would be appreciated. Both during school hours and after school hours volunteers

are needed.

Talent Show – May 29th

Ms. Pickering and Jennalee is hosting a talent show. More info to come! Need volunteers to

set up, auditon board, etc.

Upcoming Board Votes –

25/26

Judit Report:

Staffing Update

-Sarita is on medical leave for the rest of the year. We have an acting principal. Dr. Dudley

Report Card Access:

-We are transitioning to report card access to parentvue.

-Culture Night is coming up on May 1st. More info to come regarding Volunteers. Pacific

Islander Club will be performing. Food provided.

-Culture parade is May 12th

-Question about activities for k-2 and the lack thereof. Judit responds saying that staffing

has been a big reason as to why. Judit is hopeful that next year there can be more activities

for the youngest kiddos.

-Question about lego robotics club. Julie responds that we could definitely look into it. Judit

adds that it is also challenged by staffing availability.

-Mondays, every Monday will be 2 hour early release starting next year.

Lil conejo– 3/26 4-930 20% of all proceeds 5th grade

McMenamins – May 6th - 4-5 grade sports

Meeting adjorned – 7 pm

Ourtdoor School – 11 elem schools participate. Schools must apply through a grant. That

grant comes in the spring the year before. Judit will gather information to let Dr. Dudley

know, and hopefully we can have outdoor school next year.

General Meeting - January 9th, 2025

General Board Meeting January 9th, 2025 Lincoln Library 5:30 pm 

 

Board Introductions 

 

Treasurers Report 

$28,305.40 in bank between both checking and savings 

Recent expenses: 

$175 for fish tank Maintenance, monthly expense 

$2856.11 Holiday market 

$125 for hot chocolate 

$161.53 for wreath fundraiser that benefits 5th grade graduation 

Recent Income: 

$129 for next year's holiday market scholarships 

$1267.56 profit from Holiday market 

$278.47 profit from the wreath fundraiser 

 

Teacher Reimbursements

Teacher reimbursements is used to reimburse teachers for out-of-pocket costs for things for their class and classroom. This year, we did not do payback books. We are in an oversaturated market, and it was feeling like more of a chore rather than exciting. Instead, we did restaurant night fundraisers. For reimbursements for next year, we will do less fundraisers, only Chuck E. Cheese, Burgerville, and possibly Syrup Trap. These seem to be the most attended. We wanted to do less, so it seems less overwhelming. Motions were brought forward to set a minimum and maximum per teacher amount.  

$150/teacher minimum vote: Approved 

$225/teacher maximum vote: Approved 

 

Scholastic Book Fair: 

This year, we had an onsite bookfair. All proceeds go to the librarian, so she can bring new books to the library. This year, our profits were $2800. We have seen that we have a need for more multi lingual books in our library. Motion has been brought to spend $800 out of the $2800 book fair profit to buy Spanish and Russian books to add in the library.  

$800 vote: Approved 

Judit, FCRC, has a connection that can get us Chuukese authored books. These books would be in both English and Chuukese, so all kids can read them.  

Question: What is Chuukese? Pacific Islands 

Motion brought forth to spend $400 on Chuukese authored books to be added to library 

Vote: Approved 

Mrs. Fielding is in the process of weeding out old and unpopular books, to make room for the new. She is wanting to hold a presentation of the new books, so that all students are aware of what and where these new books are.  

 

4th/5th Grade Basketball 

Last general meeting, we voted on spending $1200 to pay for Basketball, since it is not district funded this year. Hopefully slated to start first week of February. Andrea is working with us to find dates that do not correlate with other clubs and programs. We are also working with the office on how to put it in the permission slip that it is LPSG funded, and not the district.  

 

Holiday Market: 

Was well received by kids! It has become an awesome pillar of the holiday season. This year, LPSG spent almost $600 on scholarships (from parent donations and leftover scholarships from last year). All Saints normally donates money to help with scholarships, but they had just donated to us the previous month (for a scholarship fund for all other events) and did not have the resources to donate for the market. We are bringing forward a motion to vote to use $600 from the profits from Loger Laps to be available annually to allow scholarships. Loger Laps is the most profitable event that we have, and does not have anything presently attached to the proceeds.  

Vote to have $600 from Logger Laps to be allocated to Holiday Market scholarships: 

Approved 

LPSG would like to motion using the remaining Logger Laps profit to go towards Teacher Reimbursement fund, up to the newly voted on Teacher Reimbursement max 

Vote: Approved 

 

Upcoming Events: 

Logger Laps: Ran by LPSG. Occurs last full week of April. Students get sponsored or get flat donations. All students, whether they get donations or not, can run/walk/jog, etc. to earn prizes. Looking into the possibility of bringing water out there and paper cups out there.  

Cultural Night: happens in May and is put on by the school. It is tied into 3rd grade expectations and standards. One of tonight's attendees has a connection to a fire dances. She is reaching out to him to see if he is available, and if so, will work with the school to decide if it is possible.  

Staff Appreciation: Happens in May. Weeklong event where we spoil our teachers and staff. Julie used to lead, but this year, Skyla is. This is an event where we need a ton of help to put on and to seek out donations.  

End of Year BBQ: Happens on the last day of school. Nutritional Services supplied some of the lunch last year, while LPSG supplied the rest. Nicole is leading this event. Ideas have started to be talked about, but nothing set in stone yet.  

 

FCRC Report – Judit Torrents 

Principal Williams not able to attend tonight's meeting.  

Science night is January 29th.  The Oregon Reptile Man is coming! Light dinner, nothing fancy.  

We need Volunteers for Makers Space! If anyone is interested, please contact Judit.  

Reminder about apps that Lincoln and the district uses. Parent Square and ParentVue. ParentVue has grades and report cards. 5th Grade also uses it for Programs of choice, such as VSAA 

 

Every year, Jennalee and Judit runs an evening preschool. If anyone has registering Kinders coming in next year, these dates are April 14th – May 13th from 3-4:30 pm. This event is free! The program ends in a family night. Ms. Mona is the para that helps as well. More information will be sent out soon.  

 

Raffle: 

Julie Taylor and Tristan Lacey won the raffle for a $5 Drip Coffee gift card each.  

 

Meeting adjourned: 6:50 pm