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FINAL OS SC Mtg Minutes 2018-06-12.pdf
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FINAL OS SC Mtg Minutes 2018-06-12.pdf
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ACTION 2018#48 <br /> Moved(DeLuca) and seconded(Leone) <br /> VOTE: To approve the Budget Transfers,as presented <br /> VOTE: 9 members in room at time of vote <br /> Weighted Vote present: 75.32% <br /> Weight needed: >37.66% <br /> Names of towns opposing or abstaining: none <br /> Final percentage results of vote: 75.32% <br /> Final status of the vote: Unanimous (with 9 present) <br /> 8. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS <br /> a. Strategic Planning Group <br /> 1. Acceptance of Report on Strategic Planning Group Goal 1: Board Development <br /> On behalf of the Strategic Planning Group,Mr. Spalding noted that in an effort to strengthen future School <br /> Committees, a set of procedures for attaining and onboarding new School Committee representatives was <br /> developed and presented to the School Committee by Mr. Gammill on April 10. Members were asked for <br /> feedback and to develop their bios. He clarified that the request of the group is to accept the report so they can <br /> move on to their next goal. It was pointed out that some of the material needs to be updated, and that in addition <br /> to sending a letter, it would be important for the Chair and existing School Committee member to meet with the <br /> Appointing Authority directly to build relationships,and that periodic face-to-face meetings with the Appointing <br /> Authorities be held to sustain these relationships. It was also suggested that these procedures do not preclude <br /> going beyond them, and could include inviting people in for a tour of the building, for example. Mr. Horton <br /> asked that the materials be updated to reflect these suggestions, and be posted on the School Committee <br /> resources page on the website. The following vote was then taken: <br /> ACTION 2018#49 <br /> Moved(Spalding) and seconded(DeLuca) <br /> VOTE: To accept the Report on Strategic Planning Group Goal 1: Board Development, as <br /> presented by Mr. Gammill on 4.10.18, and amended <br /> VOTE: 9 members in room at time of vote <br /> Weighted Vote present: 75.32% <br /> Weight needed: >37.66% <br /> Names of towns opposing or abstaining: none <br /> Final percentage results of vote: 75.32% <br /> Final status of the vote: Unanimous (with 9 present) <br /> b. Superintendent Negotiations and Evaluation Subcommittee <br /> 1. 2017-18 Superintendent Summative Assessment Results <br /> Mr. Spalding explained that he met with the Superintendent Negotiations and Evaluation Subcommittee prior to <br /> this meeting,chairing the meeting for Ms. Leone,who had a prior commitment. He noted that the Subcommittee <br /> reviewed the Assessment Results, and concluded that the ratings indicated that progress was made and the goal <br /> was met or exceeded on Goal 1,Academy Model Development, and on Goal 2, Legislative Engagement. While <br /> progress was made on Goal 3,Increasing Membership,the goal was not met,and Goal 4, Campus Development <br /> is in progress,not yet met. Congratulations was extended to Dr. Bouquillon for a job well done over the year, <br /> and Dr. Bouquillon expressed appreciation for the Committee's thoughtful comments.He noted that enrollment <br /> 5 <br />
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