AGENDA
January 28, 2002 - 6:30 p.m.
Board Members:
PUBLIC MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Cindy McMullen,
President
Central Valley School District
Craig Holmes, Vice President
Educational Services Center
Kay Bryant
19307 East Cataldo
Nolan Daines
Greenacres, WA 99016
Anne Long
1. ATTENDANCE AT THIS REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING (Board
members
arriving after meeting begins will be noted as 'present' at the point at which
they arrive)
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - December 10, 2001; January 14, 2002.
4. RECOGNITION OF STAFF/STUDENTS
5. STUDENT REPORTS
- Barker High School
Brook Long, Chris McNelly, Samantha Gossard, Jessica Badeaux, Kelli Branum,
and Mary Matthew, Barker High School.
6. HEARING OF INDIVIDUALS/GROUPS
Anyone wishing to speak before the board, either as an
individual or as a member of a group, should inform the superintendent as early
as possible, (at least three (3) days before the meeting) of the desire to do so
and of the topic to be discussed. Individuals desiring to speak shall give
their name, address, and the group they represent, if any. A speaker shall
be limited to three (3) minutes unless an extension of time is granted.
7. PUBLIC COMMENT ON TRANSPORTATION POLICY 6600.
8. SCHOOL BOARD UPDATES
A. High School Construction
B. Extra Curricular Committee Recommendations/Pride Code &
Travel Policy
C. Elementary Remodels
D. Superintendent's Report
Written Reports:
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Washington State Auditor's Office: Special Education Program 2001 Summary Report |
9. CONSENT CALENDAR
Action by the board of directors in "Adoption of
Consent Calendar" means that ALL items appearing in the consent agenda are
adopted by one single motion, unless a member of the board or the superintendent
requests that any such item be removed from the "consent calendar" and
voted upon separately.
A. Personnel recommendations
B. Approve 2002-07 Affirmative Action Plan (Louer)
C. Gifts/donations:
*$160 to Bowdish JHS from Bowdish PTSA for Extended Day Program snacks;
*Computer equipment value at $1,530 to South Pines Elementary from Telect, Inc.
*$5.00 to Opportunity Elementary from Xerox Document Co.;
*$2,114.44 to McDonald from McDonald PTO for a projector;
D. Approve vouchers from the General, ASB and Capital Projects Funds.
10. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Consider Board Policy 2151, Interscholastic
Sports/Activities, for second reading.
B. Consider Board Policy 2171, School to Work, for second
reading.
C. Consider Board Policy 2410, Graduation Requirements, for second
reading.
D. Consider Board Policy 5000, Recruitment and Selection of
Staff, for second reading.
E. Consider Board Policy 5005, Employment, for second
reading.
F. Consider Board Policy 5010, Nondiscrimination and
Affirmative Action, for second reading.
11. NEW BUSINESS
A. Consider Board Policy 1450, Absence of Board Members,
for first reading.
B. Consider
Board Policy 2025, Copyright Compliance for first reading.
C. Consider Board Policy 5006, Certification
Revocation, for first reading.
12. INFORMATION
A. Approved travel requests.
B. Letter from Broadway Court Estates concerning the
entertainment provided by Broadway Elementary.
C. Safety Steering Committee Meeting Minutes, January 8, 2002.
D. Administrative Procedures:
2151AP, Extra & Co-Curricular
Activity Guide
2320AP, Curricular Travel & Extra
and Co-Curricular Travel.
2410AP, Graduation Requirements.
5005AP, Employment Disclosure
5010AP, Nondiscrimination and
Affirmative Action.
E. 2001-02 Application for Federal Funds for Students With
Disabilities, approved by OSPI.
F. School-to-Work - additional information.
13. COMMENTS BY BOARD
MEMBERS
This time is devoted to any board member who wishes to
make observations, suggest action and/or seek information from the
superintendent or fellow board members.
14. EXECUTIVE SESSION
15. ADJOURNMENT