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Weis Amendment#2 <br /> Moved(Weis)and seconded(Banks)not to roll out a Remote Participation policy on a trial basis,and <br /> instead create a subcommittee with Ms. Castagno to think it through <br /> This was clarified further as follows: <br /> Flood Amendment: <br /> Moved(Flood)and seconded(Banks)to add: "and the Chair will consider other accommodations in the <br /> interim" <br /> Concern was raised about who the subcommittee/task force/study group would be,how it would operate,and when <br /> they would have the time to do such research. It was clarified that the Policy Subcommittee had spent considerable <br /> time researching this issue. It was suggested that the Chair could brainstorm with Ms. Castagno to see how her <br /> needs could be accommodated at this point,and a"straw"vote was taken as follows,with the Chair not voting: <br /> 1.) to see how many were interested in having the School Committee pursue a Remote Participation policy <br /> (4 in favor) <br /> 2.) to see how many were against it <br /> (4 against) <br /> 3.) to see how many were neutral <br /> (4 neutral) <br /> Given this result,it was agreed that nothing will happen quickly on this matter. It was also agreed that at the next <br /> meeting,the Chair will propose a subcommittee/task force/study group be established to review the issues,do <br /> research,and make recommendations. It was also agreed that over the next month,the Chair will discuss <br /> accommodations with Ms. Castagno for the January meeting.It was suggested that the research just be done, <br /> without establishing a subcommittee or task force. The following vote was taken to close the matter for the time <br /> being: <br /> ACTION 2014#137 <br /> Moved(Flood)and seconded(Weis) <br /> To table all motions related to Remote Participation indefinitely <br /> Vote: 12 in favor, 1 abstention <br /> There was a suggestion to reorder the items in the Superintendent's Report,and with no objections,this was done. <br /> 5. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT,Ed Bouquillon <br /> a.Superintendent's Goals: December Progress Report <br /> The Superintendent called attention to materials at the table,and noted that due to the time spent on previous item, <br /> this is informational and will be discussed with the Superintendent Negotiations and Evaluation Subcommittee at <br /> their next meeting. He called attention to evidence he compiled. He circulated a copy,noting it is available <br /> electronically upon request. <br /> b. Professional Development Update <br /> The Superintendent called attention to materials at the table related to a strategic plan underway to improve student <br /> enrollment and retention with consultant Mark Perna,of Tools for Schools. He reviewed the associated details on <br /> cost and collaboration with other schools,and outlined the general plan to establish a professional development <br /> team,noting dates that have been scheduled for a series of meetings for this work. <br /> c. DESE's Proposed Amendments to Regulations for Vocational Technical Education 603 CMR 4.00 <br /> The Superintendent gave an update on the status of DESE's proposed amendments,noting that they were <br /> presented to the State Board of Education in November,and that the Public Comment period is now <br /> underway.He explained that the Board of Directors of MAVA met and developed comments,which he <br /> shared with the Town Managers at their recent meeting. He also noted that he is anticipating holding a <br /> Municipal/Legislative Breakfast on February 6,2015 to discuss these issues further. <br />
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