May 20, 2010 - Eastern Band of Cherokee
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<strong>Cherokee</strong> BoysClub ReportNEWS ka-no-he-daDora Reed Book Club WinnersMAY CLUB SCHEDULE:Thursday, <strong>May</strong> <strong>20</strong>th – 11:30 a.m. – Safety Committee MeetingFriday, <strong>May</strong> 21st – 7:00 p.m. – Agelink Graduation – EMS BuildingFriday, <strong>May</strong> 28th – Last Day <strong>of</strong> School and High School Graduation – 7:00 p.m.Monday, <strong>May</strong> 31st – Memorial Day Holiday (Club and Tribal Holiday)BOARD AGENDAResolution 2379 – Amend Club Plan <strong>of</strong> Operation concerning General Manager’s dutiesand scheduleResolution 2380 – Amend Club Bylaws to authorize temporary change to term <strong>of</strong> GeneralManagerResolution 2381 – Approve applicants for Children’s Home Resident CounselorsResolution 2382 – Approve applicants for Drama ParkingResolution 2383 – Approve applicants for Child Care DepartmentResolution 2384 – Authorize transfer <strong>of</strong> surplus funds, if any, to the OJT program forJune <strong>20</strong>10Resolution 2385 – Authorize renewal <strong>of</strong> Interagency Agreements with <strong>Cherokee</strong> CentralSchools for Administrative Services, Bus Service and Part-Time Food Service Staff for<strong>20</strong>10-11 Fiscal Year.Boie Crowe50 Book ClubCallie Parker50 Book ClubEliana West50 Book ClubFAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES REPORTJuly 1, <strong>20</strong>10 through April <strong>20</strong>10The <strong>Cherokee</strong> Children’s Home served 13 clients for the month <strong>of</strong> April for aotal <strong>of</strong> 382 days <strong>of</strong> child care for the month and 2,854 days <strong>of</strong> child care year-to-date.amily Support Services served 1829 clients in April for a year-to-date total <strong>of</strong> 19,038ontacts. Child Care served 96 children in April for a total <strong>of</strong> 2,112 days <strong>of</strong> child careuring the month and <strong>20</strong>,423 days <strong>of</strong> child care year-to-date.BOYS CLUB BUSY!The Boys Club is very busy this time <strong>of</strong> year. The Club is preparing to closeut the fiscal year on June 30. Budget preparations for the new fiscal year are underway,nsurance proposals are being submitted and the preliminary audit has begun. All <strong>of</strong>his is taking place in addition to the many awards ceremonies and activities being heldt the school. Please be sure to show your support for our youth as they wind down the009-10 school year and make preparations for the summer.JOB OPPORTUNITIESThe Child Care Department is advertising for a Lead Teacher, a Teacher Assisantand two Teacher Aides for Agelink. Please see the employment section <strong>of</strong> the Oneeather for details.BOYS CLUB ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTThe Club’s Administrative Department includes the Administrative Manager,ssistant Administrative Manager, Audit and Finance Manager, Human Resources Cordinator,Computer System Analyst, Payroll Officer, Payroll Assistant and Switchboardperator/Administrative Clerk. They provide fiscal, technological and HR/Payroll Servcesfor the entire Club and the <strong>Cherokee</strong> Central School System. This department coninuesto upgrade their computer system so they may continue to increase efficiency.he department has a very experienced and well-trained staff with a combined total <strong>of</strong>pproximately 135 years <strong>of</strong> dedicated service to the Boys Club and the <strong>Cherokee</strong> comunity.They strive to and continue to operate with great efficiency and pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism.The Administrative budget is less than 2% <strong>of</strong> the total Club budget. Detailed audits areperformed annually by Certified Public Accountants and Annual Reports are availableto anyone upon request.Lilehawk Reed50 Book ClubShelby Solis100 Book ClubRebecca Smith50 Book ClubVanessa Smith50 Book ClubWCU- <strong>Cherokee</strong> Center ReportSUBMITTED By ROSEANNA BELTRobert Lambert100 Book ClubPhotos submied byDora Reed CenterCongratulations to all college graduates for your wonderful achievement. Likewiseto high school graduates!On September 16 and 17, there will be a women’s conference in <strong>Cherokee</strong> atHarrah’s casino with the theme, “Nurturing and Empowering our Communities ThroughLeadership.” This will be the 4th annual conference <strong>of</strong> the American Indian Women <strong>of</strong>Proud Nations. The WCU <strong>Cherokee</strong> Center is assisting in the organization <strong>of</strong> this eventwhich is for Indian women from everywhere. If you have an interest in helping pleasecontact the Center director, Roseanna Belt, at 497-79<strong>20</strong> or rbelt@email.wcu.edu. PleasecontactRoseanna with any questions, suggestions or concerns.Roseanna is the director for the WCU <strong>Cherokee</strong> Center.www.nc-cherokee.com/theonefeatherTHURSDAY, MAY <strong>20</strong>, <strong>20</strong>10cherokee one feather15