The School Board develops and defines the policies that govern the school. The development and definition of school policies, long range planning for the school, and budget recommendation are areas of responsibility assumed by the Board.

The School Board meets monthly at 6:30 P.M. in the School Meeting Room. Meetings are open to the St. Dominic School community. Proposed meeting dates are included on the school calendar.  Since meetings may be rescheduled, please consult the school calendar or school office to confirm meeting dates. The Board does reserve the right to call executive sessions.

Copies of the School Board Minutes are available below are can be picked up in the School Office.

Mission Statement

The School Board strives to:

• promote a Christian atmosphere and viable Catholic identity;

• foster high standards of spiritual, academic, and social growth;

• develop and define fair and just policies; and

• practice fiscal responsibility through the yearly budget process.

2008-2009 School Board Members

Danita Stich, Teacher Representative

	Sue Kahler - President
	Marikris O’Grady
	Linda Wetzel
	Phil Tallmadge - My wife Monica and I have been parish members since 1997 and we have four children enrolled at St. Dominic School.  Monica and I are both products of area Catholic schools and we are firm believers in the value of a Catholic education.  My interest in serving on the school board is a result of the gratitude that Monica and I have for the solid education that our children are receiving at St. Dominic and for the hard work of the many parishioners who have given their time over the years to build a great school.  I would like to do what I can to help the school continue to thrive and provide a great Catholic educational option for our parish community.
	Mary Jo Maslowski - My husband Jim and I have been members of St. Dominic Parish since 2002.  We have two children who are students at St. Dominic School.  I am actively involved at the school, helping in the classroom, the Scrip Program, Market Day, and has served on the School Marketing Committee.  Jim and I chose St. Dominic Parish because of the wonderful sense of community we felt the first time we attended Mass.  We both attended Catholic schools and felt it was important to provide the same quality education to our children. We chose St. Dominic School because of the excellent academics, the outstanding teachers and the wonderful "extras" all found at St. Dominic's.  As a member of the School Board I would like to preserve the tradition of excellence found at St. Dominic, while helping to guide the school through the constant changes and needs of the community.  My top priority is the retention of existing families and growing our school community.
	Barbara Warren - After being a member of St. Dominic Parish for seventeen years, I would like to participate in a really significant way to show my appreciation.  I have been an educator in the Catholic schools for eighteen years as a classroom teacher, school counselor, and principal.  I also have experience as a public school educator for many years.   Personally and professionally, my advanced degrees in education have been beneficial, and now, the information may be able to be used with the school board.

Meeting Minutes

• May 1, 2008

• April 7, 2008

• March 3, 2008

• February 4, 2008

• January 7, 2008

• December 3, 2007

• November 5, 2007

• October 1, 2007

• September 17, 2007

• August 13, 2007

• June 4, 2007

• May 7, 2007

• April 2, 2007

• March 5, 2007

• February 7, 2007

• January 8, 2007

• December 4, 2006

• November 6, 2006

• September 11, 2006

Newsletters

• November, 2006