Last week’s meeting was delayed because too many board members were out of town. Here are some of the items on this week’s agenda:
We’ll hear a report about the annual staff climate survey. More information here. (Editorial comment: Does this look like an objective report to you, or like an advertisement?)
We’ll hear a report about lead testing in the district’s school. More information here.
We’ll hear the quarterly financial report.
We’ll once again consider a proposal to create two new classrooms in the existing Penn Elementary School building. I voted against this proposal at our last board meeting, for the reasons I described in a comment on this post. It’s not yet clear to me whether the administration is still proposing to change the listed capacity of Penn if this proposal is adopted.
All that and more! The full agenda is here. Feel free to chime in with a comment about anything that catches your attention.
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Monday, August 14, 2017
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Board agenda for February 14
My very quick summary of topics on tonight’s board agenda: A legislative update; a report on post-secondary readiness (see also this post); a quarterly financial report; and an update from the Integrated Pest Management task force. At the work session, we’ll talk more about the bond proposal; we’ll hear about the district’s planned 1:1 computer policy; we’ll discuss the district’s policies about student use of cell phones. We'll also consider a resolution supporting the existing collective bargaining laws. And more! Full agendas here, here, and here.
Monday, January 23, 2017
School board agenda for Tuesday, January 24
Some of the things on the agenda for this week’s school board meeting:
At our work session, we’ll continue to discuss the facilities master plan and related bond proposal (info here and here).
The full agendas are here and here. Please chime in with a comment about anything that catches your attention.
- A report from the Student Climate Survey Task Force
- The special education staff culture and climate survey
- The 2016-17 enrollment, demographics, and class size report
- The results of the district’s drinking water lead testing, including some results that were “notable”
At our work session, we’ll continue to discuss the facilities master plan and related bond proposal (info here and here).
The full agendas are here and here. Please chime in with a comment about anything that catches your attention.
Monday, October 10, 2016
School board agenda for Tuesday, October 11
Some of the items on this week’s agenda:
We’ll vote on approval of the weighted resource allocation model, which is designed to provide smaller class sizes in schools that have higher rates of students from low-income households, English-language learners, and students receiving special education services. The district has already been phasing in the model; this vote will incorporate it into the superintendent directions. More info here; testimonials here.
We’ll discuss the district’s Certified Annual Financial Report and its Annual Financial Health Report.
At our work session, we’ll discuss a report on the general obligation bond funding that will be necessary to finance the projects in the district’s facilities plan. We’ll also begin to talk about the possibility of suggesting revisions to the facilities plan.
We’ll review the district’s updated elementary and secondary boundary maps.
We’ll discuss updating the district’s letter to municipalities and to the county supporting diverse neighborhoods and affordable housing.
All that and more! The full agendas are here and here. Feel free to chime in with a comment about anything that catches your attention.
We’ll vote on approval of the weighted resource allocation model, which is designed to provide smaller class sizes in schools that have higher rates of students from low-income households, English-language learners, and students receiving special education services. The district has already been phasing in the model; this vote will incorporate it into the superintendent directions. More info here; testimonials here.
We’ll discuss the district’s Certified Annual Financial Report and its Annual Financial Health Report.
At our work session, we’ll discuss a report on the general obligation bond funding that will be necessary to finance the projects in the district’s facilities plan. We’ll also begin to talk about the possibility of suggesting revisions to the facilities plan.
We’ll review the district’s updated elementary and secondary boundary maps.
We’ll discuss updating the district’s letter to municipalities and to the county supporting diverse neighborhoods and affordable housing.
All that and more! The full agendas are here and here. Feel free to chime in with a comment about anything that catches your attention.
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