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Post by title1parent on Jun 8, 2009 15:58:35 GMT -5
June 8, 2009 Crouse Education Center 1. Work Session: 5:00 p.m. ¡V Summer Board Work Student Attendance Review Review Section 7 of Policy Manual 2. Dinner in room A1: 6:00-7:00 p.m. ¡V Executive Session: Personnel, Litigation, Negotiations 3. Regular Meeting Agenda ¡V start: 7:00 p.m. A. Call to Order B. Roll Call C. Pledge of Allegiance D. Board Salutes 4.Minutes A. Executive Session Meeting, Board of Education ¡V May 18, 2009 B. Regular Meeting, Board of Education ¡V May 18, 2009 C. Special Meeting, Board of Education ¡V May 28, 2009 D. Special Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 1, 2009 Board Action: 6.Procedure for Comments on Agenda Items A. Procedures for Public Comment 7.Consent Agenda and Superintendent Report A. Superintendent Report ¡V Introduction of Jason Schmidtgall, Assistant Principal, Waubonsie Valley High School B. Approval of Consent Agenda Items C through S. C. Appointment of Sharon Tate as the Representative to the DuPage/West County Governing Board and the Superintendent as the alternative. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the appointment of Sharon Tate as the Representative to the DuPage/West County Governing Board and the Superintendent as the alternative, as presented.) (Policy #860) D. Appointment of Dave Holm, Treasurer, for the 2009-2010 School year. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the appointment of Dave Holm as Treasurer, for the 2009-2010 School year, as presented.) (Policy #245) E. Appointment of Joan Dollinger as the DuPage Area Occupational Education System Representative for 2009-2010, as presented. (Policy #860) F. Purchase Recommendation ¡V Change Orders for MVHS (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve Change Order items A through S for Metea Valley High School in the amount of $116,726.00, as presented.) (Policy # 460.08) G. Playground Relocation Recommendation; Wheatland > Frontier Preschool Annex (This item recommends that the Board of Education accept the low, qualified bid of Grounds for Play to: relocate playground equipment from Wheatland to NVHS for the Frontier preschool annex; provide and install supplemental equipment to same; and provide wood fiber material for fall zones; as specified, at a cost of $30,143, as presented.) (Policy #415.02 and #415.08) H. Amended Board Minutes-Personnel Report (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the amended board minutes-personnel report, as presented.) I. Purchase of New Choir Robes for Metea Valley High School (This item recommends that the Board of Education award Collegiate apparel the Metea Valley High School Choir robes in the amount of $56,591.00, as presented. (Policy #415.02) J. Music Instruments Maintenance & Repair Service Agreement (this item recommends that the Board of Education award Quinlan & Fabish the Musical Instruments Maintenance and Repair Service agreement for district wide music program in the amount of $45,000 annually, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) K. Purchase of Library Media Resource Materials for Metea Valley High School and Fischer Middle School (This item recommends that the Board of Education award Follett Library Resources the Library Media Resource Materials for Metea Valley High School and Fischer Middle School in the amount of $440,000.00, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) L. Approval of Treasurer's Surety Bond (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the bond to be in the amount of 25% of the amount of all bonds, notes, mortgages, moneys and effects of which he or she is to have custody or lesser amount as the Board of Education determines appropriate.) (Policy #420.06) M. The Prevailing Wage Resolution and Certification (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Prevailing Wage Resolution and Certification, as presented.) (Policy #415.12) N. McGladrey & Pullen, Independent Auditors for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009 (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve McGladrey & Pullen as the Independent Auditors for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009, as presented.) (Policy # 420.01) O. Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) for Metea Valley High School and Fischer Middle School (This item recommends that the Board of Education award bid line items to the following firms: Quinlan & Fabish, Taylor Music, Midwest Technology, Music and Art, Paxton, Fischer Science, Flinn Scientific, Snap On, MSC Industries, Washington Music, Ellman Music, Sax, Palos, Salkeld, Life Fitness, Boathouse, MFAC, Wenger and Marimba One in the amount of $947,727.23, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) P. Amendments to DLR Group's Contract (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the amendments to DLR Group's professional contract for architectural services for Metea Valley High School, as presented.) (Policy #460.07 and #460.09) Q. Resolution for utilizing temporary classroom space at Young Elementary School and for Frontier Campus and Early Childhood Programs (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Resolution for utilizing temporary classroom space at Young Elementary School and for the Frontier Campus and Early Childhood Programs located at 2244 West 95th Street, Naperville, Illinois, as presented.) (Policy #460 and #460.02) R. Business & Financial Items (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Schedule of Bills, Treasurer¡¦s Report, and the Other Fund Reports, as presented, and authorizes the Treasurer to pay the bills.) (Policy #415.01) S. Personnel Report (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Personnel Report, as presented.) „h Personnel Matters ¡VLeaves (Policies #521.01, #525, #540.11, 500.88) „h Resignations (Policies #520.15) Retirements (Policy #520.16) „h Employment (Policies #500.01, #500.24, #500.29, #500.28, #520.02, #520.02-R, #540.01) „h Disciplinary Action (Policy #520.17, 500.21) Board Action: 7.Consent Agenda Items for Separate Consideration 8.Action Items A. First Reading of Policy 710.20 (Cellular phones and electronic signaling devices. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the 1st reading of Policy 710.20, as presented.) (Policy #285) Board Action: 9.Discussion Items (no board action taken) A. 2008-2009 Board Presence at District #204 Schools B. Planning Calendar 10.Board Reports/Requests 11.Persons Requesting to Address the Board on Non-Agenda Items 12.Executive Session 13.Adjournment
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Post by title1parent on Jun 10, 2009 7:03:42 GMT -5
www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=299521&src=76District 204: Discussion closed on sibling policy, Neuqua council president By Justin Kmitch | Daily Herald 6/10/09 True to their word, Indian Prairie school board members listened this week to a few parents' concerns about separating siblings in high school and a father's plea for his son to get another chance to be student council president. But Unit District 204 board President Curt Bradshaw had warned neither issue would be discussed and he was right. The sibling issue, he said, was closed last fall and Rodney Boyd Jr.'s attempt to be Neuqua Valley High School senior class president is an issue between Boyd and Neuqua administrators. Board members decided in October they would follow the same transition process in opening the new Metea Valley High School in Aurora that they used when Neuqua Valley High School opened in 1997 in south Naperville. That policy will affect 44 students at Neuqua and about 100 students at Waubonsie Valley. Students who were eighth-graders and freshmen this past year and who live in an attendance area where high school boundaries have changed will move to their new high schools in August. Students who were sophomores or juniors this past year will remain at their existing high schools. There will be no "grandfathering" of students who are scheduled to move to allow them to stay with older siblings at their current high school. Bradshaw gave anyone even thinking of speaking about the sibling issue a warning Monday to save their breath. "It's just fair to let everyone know that the decision was made in October. The information came to the board in October because that was really the point of no return. "Since that time we've had students register for classes. We've had school schedules put together. Teachers have been allocated and assigned to buildings and contractually, teachers have been assigned to buildings as of June 1," he said. "All of those things have occurred as a conversation we have had in open session. "So I just want to make everyone aware that that's the conversation we had and the decision that was made in October. There's rumors that the conversation was open for discussion again and we felt that was a rumor that was important to address before public comment." Rodney Boyd, Sr. and the family's pastor, meanwhile, asked the district to reconsider allowing his son to run for student council president and pleaded for Neuqua Valley to enact a student council constitution that specifically addresses how candidates are selected and whether write-in votes are counted. The younger Boyd has served on student council since his days at Scullen Middle School and was elected president of both his sophomore and junior classes at Neuqua. His two class sponsors, refused to give Boyd their endorsement to run for senior class president, citing leadership issues. The endorsement was the only requirement of three Boyd lacked; he applied on time and received a positive recommendation from his guidance counselor. He received a large number of write-in votes for the senior president post, but Neuqua administrators refused to count them.
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Post by momto4 on Jun 10, 2009 9:44:25 GMT -5
I wonder if Boyd's fight against the district will have the opposite effect of what they are likely hoping for.
If you were a college admissions person or a future employer and googled him, what would be your response to this action?
It seems that once again the district, or in this case NVHS, might be better served by providing more information. Why do they feel so strongly that he would not make a good senior class president?
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Post by steckdad on Jun 10, 2009 10:51:28 GMT -5
I wonder if Boyd's fight against the district will have the opposite effect of what they are likely hoping for. If you were a college admissions person or a future employer and googled him, what would be your response to this action? It seems that once again the district, or in this case NVHS, might be better served by providing more information. Why do they feel so strongly that he would not make a good senior class president? I think we have a scenario where the board and SD are trying to remain professional, but the student and parents are going to keep pushing until all the facts come out regarding the student. Then I predict the student will not be seen in a positive light any longer. I hope I am wrong and following the rules and regs. starts to become important again.
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Post by title1parent on Jun 10, 2009 16:48:27 GMT -5
P R E P A R I N G A L L S T U D E N T S T O S U C C E E D Crouse Education Center P.O. Box 3990, Naperville, IL 60567 phone: 630–375–3000 • fax: 630–375–3001 • web: www.ipsd.org________________________________________________________________________ Board of Education Offices June 10, 2009 Crouse Education Center Special Meeting, Board of Education Agenda – start: 6:00 p.m. AGENDA 1.Special Board Meeting A. Call to Order B. Roll Call C. Pledge of Allegiance D. Recess/Reconvene 2.Executive Session: Personnel Matters A. Action Items Resulting from Executive Session 3.Public Comment A. Comments 4.Adjournment A. Adjourn the Meeting
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Post by title1parent on Jun 22, 2009 9:27:17 GMT -5
June 22, 2009 Crouse Education Center 1. Work Session: 5:00 p.m. ¡V Milk Prices Policy 705.02 V Part time attendance by Private or Or Home Schooled Students Policy 710.20 ¡V Cellular Telephones and Electronic Signaling Devices Section 7 ¡V Policy Review (Packets C & D) 2. Dinner in room A1: 6:00-7:00 p.m. ¡V Executive Session: Personnel, Litigation 3. Regular Meeting Agenda ¡V start: 7:00 p.m. A. Call to Order B. Roll Call C. Pledge of Allegiance D. Board Salutes 4.Minutes A. Special Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 7, 2009 B.. Executive Session Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 7, 2009 C. Regular Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 8, 2009 D. Executive Session Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 8, 2009 E. Special Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 10, 2009 F. Executive Session Meeting, Board of Education ¡V June 10, 2009
Board Action: 6.Public Comments on Agenda Items A. Procedures for Public Comment 7.Consent Agenda and Superintendent Report A. Superintendent Report ¡V B. Approval of Consent Agenda Items C through S. C. Approval of Nancy Lullo, Assistant Principal, Granger Middle School, Kristina Figueres, Assistant Principal, Young Elementary School and Lilia Guzman, Administrative Intern at Georgetown Elementary School. D. Approval 1st Reading Policy #710.20 ¡V Cellular Telephones and Electronic Signaling Devices. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the 1st Reading of Policy #710.20 ¡V Cellular Telephones and Electronic Signaling Devices, as presented.) E. Approval 2nd Reading Policy #705.04 ¡V Student Attendance Areas ¡V Grade K-8 and High School Student Transfer Policy and Policy #705.04A Reassignment Different Attendance Area. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the 2nd Reading of Policy #705.04 ¡V Student Attendance Areas-Grade K-8 and High School Student Transfer Policy and Policy #705.04A ¡V Reassignment Different Attendance Area, as presented) F. Approval 2nd Reading Policy #500.88 ¡V Family Medical Leave and #500.88R ¡V Administrative Procedures (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the 2nd Reading of Policy #500.88 ¡V Family Medical Leave and #500.88R Administrative Procedures, as presented.) G. Approval of Resolution Abating a portion of Working Cash Fund (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Resolution Abating a portion of Working Cash Fund, as presented.) (Policy #405.04) H. Approval of Resolution re: Preservation of Interest Income for FY09 In the Educational Fund, Operations & Maintenance Fund, Dept. Service Fund, Transportation Fund, Capital Projects Fund and Working
Cash Fund. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Resolution re: Preservation of Interest Income for FY09 in the Educational Fund, Operations & Maintenance Fund, Dept. Service Fund, Transportation Fund, Capital Projects Fund and Working Cash Fund, as presented.) (Policy #410.17) I. Approval of the Aramark Pre-Payment (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Aramark Prepayment in the amount of $9,082.471, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) J. Approval of the Semi-Annual Review of Executive Session minutes and the Recommendation that the minutes from July 14, 2008 through May 18, 2009 remain closed. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Semi- Annual Review of Executive Session Minutes and the Recommendation that the minutes from July 14 2008 through May 18, 2009 remain closed, as presented.) K. Approval of Tech Refresh Purchases for 2009-2010 School Year. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Tech Refresh Purchases for 2009-2010 School Year, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) L. Approval 1st Reading ¡V Policy Manual Section 7 Packets A and B Packet A „h 705.15 ¡V Release Time for Students ¡V General „h 705.16 ¡V Release Time for Religious Instruction/Observance „h 705.17 ¡V Release During School Hours „h 715.16 ¡V Supplemental Educational Services „h 720.02 ¡V Emergency Disaster Planning „h 720.22 ¡V Bicycle Use and Non-Motorized Transportation „h 720.23 ¡V Student Lunch Regulations „h 720.25 ¡V Lunch Period Supervisors „h 730.15 ¡V Illinois high School Association Eligibility „h 736. ¡V Information About Students and Their Families Packet B „h 705.06 ¡V Student Attendance and Truancy „h 705.06R-Administrative Procedures „h 705.09 ¡V Withdrawal from School Enrollment „h 705.17R-Administrative Procedures „h 705.25 ¡V International Students
„h 705.28 ¡V Dismissal Procedures „h 710.04R-Administrative Procedures „h 710.07 ¡V Student Appearance „h 710.12 ¡V Smoking „h 710.15 ¡V use of Drugs and /or Alcohol „h 710.27 ¡V Student Involvement in Gang Activities „h 715.11 ¡V Sexual Harassment of Students „h 715.11R-Administrative Procedures „h 720.03 ¡V Emergency Drills „h 720.12 ¡V Emergency Care „h 720.13 ¡V Accidents and Injuries „h 720.29 ¡V Pregnant and/or Married Students „h 725.09 ¡V Exemption from Consumer Education „h 725.10 ¡V Special or Shortened Schedules for Talented Students „h 725.12 ¡V Requirements for High School Graduation „h 730.06 ¡V Student Publications „h 745 - Visitation by Non-School Personnel (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the 1st Reading of Policy Manual Section 7, Packets A & B, as presented.) M. Recommendation for 2009-2010 Loss and Liability Carrier. (This item recommends that the Board of Education accept the low qualified bid of Brian Feltes & Associates of St. Charles, Illinois, to provide 2009-2010 Loss and Liability Insurance at a premium of $627,438.00, as presented.) Policy #415.02 and 415.08) N. Updated Plat of Easement for Neuqua Valley School site. (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the updated Plat of Easement for the Neuqua Valley High School site, as presented.) (Policy #460.90) O. Bid Package #45 ¡V Final Cleaning Bid for MVHS (This item recommends that the Board of Educaton approve the Final Cleaning Bid for Metea Valley High School in the amount of $85,800.00 to Uni-Max Management Corp., as presented.) (Policy #460.08) P. Duplicator Paper Supplies Bid for the 2009-2010 School Year. (This item recommends that the Board of Education award the Duplicator Paper Supplies Bid for the 2009-2010 School Year to Midland Paper in the amount of $345,370.00, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) Q. Metea Valley High School, Window Treatment Bid (This item recommends that the Board of Education award Four Point O Inc. the window treatment bid in the amount of $32,830.92, as presented.) (Policy #415.02) R. Business & Financial Items (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Schedule of Bills, Treasurer¡¦s Report, and the Other Fund Reports, as presented, and authorizes the Treasurer to pay the bills.) (Policy #415.01) S. Personnel Report (This item recommends that the Board of Education approve the Personnel Report, as presented.) „h Personnel Matters ¡VLeaves (Policies #521.01, #525, #540.11, 500.88) „h Resignations (Policies #520.15) Retirements (Policy #520.16) „h Employment (Policies #500.01, #500.24, #500.29, #500.28, #520.02, #520.02-R, #540.01) „h Disciplinary Action (Policy #520.17, 500.21) Board Action: 7.Consent Agenda Items for Separate Consideration 8.Action Items A. Approval of the Appointment of Dr. Kathryn Birkett, Superintendent, effective July 1, 2009. Board Action: 9.Discussion Items (no board action taken) A. 2008-2009 Board Presence at District #204 Schools B. Planning Calendar 10.Board Reports/Requests 11.Persons Requesting to Address the Board on Non-Agenda Items 12.Executive Session 13.Adjournment
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Post by title1parent on Nov 7, 2009 8:33:10 GMT -5
11/09/2009
Special Board Meeting
1. Special Meeting - Open Session 5:00 pm
A. Call to Order
B. Roll Call
C. Pledge of Allegiance
D. Work Session - Review Policy #705.05 - Student Admissions, #705.07 - Student Residency #715.01 - Student Discipline. Determine Process for Policy Review of Sections 1 and 2
E. Recess/Reconvene
2. Executive Session - 5 ILCS 120/2
3. Adjournment
11/09/2009 Regular Board Meeting
1. Regular Meeting - Open Session 7:00 pm
2. Public Comment on Agenda Items
3. Consent Agenda and Superintendent Report. A. Superintendent Report B. Approval of Consent Agenda Items C through H. D. Approval of the 1st Reading of Policy #705.05 and #705.07 E. Approval of the Special Education Consultant Contract F. Treasurer's Surety Bond G. Business and Financial Items
4. Consent Agenda Items for Separate Consideration
5. Action Items
A.Approval of the Tentative 2009 Tax Levy B. Approval of IASB Resolutions and Position Statement C. Approval of Consulting agreement for the Community Survey 6. Discussion Item 7. Public Comment for Non-Agenda Items 8. Executive Session - 5 ILCS 120/2 9. Adjournment
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Post by title1parent on Jun 6, 2010 10:57:50 GMT -5
June 7, 2010 SB meeting
1. Regular Meeting- 6:00pm Procedural A. Call to Order Procedural B. Roll Call Action C. Recess/Reconvene
2. Executive Session - 5 ILCS 120/2 - 6:05 pm C. Litigation, when an action against, affecting or on behalf of the particular public body has been filed and is pending before a court or administrative tribunal, or when the public body finds that an action is probable or imminent, in which case the basis for the finding shall be recorded and entered into the minutes of the closed meeting.
3. Regular Meeting - Open Session - 7:00pm Procedural A. Call to Order Procedural B. Roll Call Procedural C. Pledge of Allegiance Recognition D. Board Salutes Recognition E. Recognitions
4. Public Comment for Agenda Items Information A. Procedures for Public Comment
5. Consent Agenda and Superintendent Report Information A. Superintendent Report Action (Consent) B. Approval of Consent Agenda Items C through L. Action (Consent) C. Approval of the Prevailing Wage Resolution and Certification* Action (Consent) D. Approval of McGladrey & Pullen as Independent Auditors for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2010 Action (Consent) E. Approval of Resolution to Appoint Joan Dollinger DuPage Area Occupational Education System Representative for 2010-2011* Action (Consent) F. Approval of Chartwells Contract Renewal for 2010-2011* Action (Consent) G. Approval of the Tabor Hills Land Cash Agreement* Action (Consent) H. Approval of Dave Holm as Treasurer Action (Consent) I. Approval of the Treasurer's Surety Bond* Action (Consent) J. Approval of Minutes of the Regular Meeting on May 17, 2010 and Executive Session on May 17, 2010* Action (Consent) K. Approval of the Business and Financial Items* Action (Consent) L. Approval of the Personnel Report*
6. Consent Agenda Items for Separate Consideration Action A. If Necessary
7. Action Items Action A. Approval of the IPEA Negotiated Agreement* Action B. Approval of the IPCA Negotiated Agreement* Action C. Approval of the IASB Resolution to "set-off" income tax payments to the state
8. Discussion Information A. Report from the Urban Special Education Leadership Collaborative (David Riley & Elise Frattura) Information B. Budget Update (including Metea Update) (Dave Holm)*
9. Public Comment for Non-Agenda Items A. Public Comment
10. Adjournment Action A. Adjourn the Meeting
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Post by title1parent on Jun 8, 2010 7:55:54 GMT -5
www.suburbanchicagonews.com/napervillesun/news/2366184,6_1_NA08_D204_S1-100608.article D204 board OKs contracts June 8, 2010 By KATHY CICHON kcichon@stmedianetwork.com With two unanimous votes -- each followed by applause -- the Indian Prairie District 204 Board of Education approved two-year contracts with its teachers and support staff. The contract with the teachers -- who make up two-thirds of the district workforce -- freezes wages for the coming year. "This was a real tough negotiation, and I think everyone put the students first," board member Cathy Piehl said "We value you very much. A zero freeze does not mean what we value you at. We really do appreciate it." Two weeks ago members of the Indian Prairie Education Association voted 1,175 in favor with 742 opposed. There are 2,170 members in the union. Along with the wage freeze for the 2010-2011 school year, teachers are asked to pay more for their health care through new deductibles and co-pays. In addition, teachers will not receive the annual step increase awarded for additional education or experience. This is expected to save the district $2.5 million in the first year of the contract. For the 2011-2012 school year, teachers will receive a 1.26 percent increase in their base salary for the last 12 paychecks of the school year. Step increases for experience and a limit of one lane change for education will be allowed. In addition, year two of the contract calls for teachers to begin paying an additional $150 a month to insure their spouses if the spouse is eligible for coverage under his or her own employer's plan. "I have no doubt that in 204 we continue to put the kids at the forefront, and certainly this is reflective of that," Superintendent Kathy Birkett said. The terms of the IPEA contract allow for the rehiring of between 16 and 23 elementary teachers who were among the 145 non-tenured teachers released earlier this year because of the $12.2 million expected cuts in state education funding. The rehiring of the elementary teachers will reduce the class size at the elementary level from 31 to 30 students per class. Recently the district said it has been able to bring back 70.5 teachers who were among those laid off in March. "We're trying to bring them back as quickly as we can," Birkett said. "We are not hiring outside. All of our hiring is being done inside." District and union officials said all of the fourth-year teachers have been brought back so far, along with most of the third-year teachers. Teachers reach tenure at the start of their fifth year. The board also approved a contract with the 800-member Indian Prairie Classified Association. The support staff represent a quarter of the district's workforce. That agreement calls for no hourly increases next year. But IPCA members will see a "step" increase for experience in both years of the contract. The second year provides an increase of 30 cents per hour for assistants and 36 cents per hour for secretaries. Currently, starting secretaries earn $13.49 per hour and other IPCA members, including deans assistants, health assistants, and teacher assistants start at $11.01 per hour. The contract also includes $606,000 in savings from the implementation of a more efficient medical plan over the life of the contract. Changes in the medical plan include new co-pays and out-of-pocket expenses for the employees. Board member Christine Vickers said the objections she heard from the public about the contracts were "little to none." "I solicited feedback, and people were content," Vickers said. President Curt Bradshaw said the combination of the two contracts with the district's austerity plan gives the district a balanced budget "even if the worst-case scenario from the district becomes a reality." "It's about survival now," Vickers said.
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Post by title1parent on Jul 12, 2010 16:05:43 GMT -5
The Board of Education's special meeting scheduled for today, July 12, 2010, will start at 6:00 pm.
The meeting will be held in the Crouse Education Center in Conference Room A-1. The purpose of the meeting is to discus the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees of the public body or legal counsel for the public body. No formal action will take place.
Monday, July 12, 2010 Special Meeting Agenda Superintendent Review 1. Special Meeting Procedural A. Call to Order Procedural B. Roll Call Procedural C. Pledge of Allegiance Action, Information D. Recess/Reconvene 2. Executive Session Discussion A. The appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance, or dismissal of specific employees of the public body or legal counsel for the public body. Action B. Recess/Reconvene 3. Adjournment Action A. Adjourn the Meeting
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