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Page 31 <br /> Upon the reco February 3, <br /> mmendation of the Superintendent of Schools, it was <br /> VOTED: To'accept the project providing federal money is made available to <br /> obtain needed personnel. (Rotberg, Davison, Unanimous) <br /> Dr. <br /> Fobert expressed his thanks to Drs. Guldager, <br /> Koetke for their assistance in thisproject. Clifford, DiGiammarino <br /> and Walter <br /> Dr. Fobert reviewed the proposed vocational education budget for 1975- <br /> noting that we are required by law to pay tuition and transportation to any <br /> public Voc-Tech76 <br /> school in Massachusetts if we do not offer the course. The <br /> projected budget for 75-76 is $18, 500. <br /> ! Mr. Wadsworth asked if it had implications for MMRVTS. VOC ED BUD <br /> rejected by or dissatisfied with MMRVTS enroll elsewhere at our cost? <br /> dents <br /> Mr. MacInnes replied that he was not certain but felt if a student were accepted <br /> at another Voc-Tech school, we would have to assume the financial responsibility. <br /> Dr. Fobert summarized his meeting at MMRVTS with the other 11 participating <br /> district superintendents. He stated that Mr. Sains projected possible future <br /> II <br /> part-time programs that students could enroll in during the day in order to take <br /> advantage of the resources and meet the students' <br /> needs. <br /> Several suggestions were made regarding reducing this budget. <br /> 1 - stated that this should be delayed until a better estimate of enrollment is obtained <br /> in about two weeks. Mrs. Dr. Fobert <br /> in a Voc School as a prototype.on asked if the CET could recommend MIvIRVTS <br /> or Dr. Gi ldager answered in the affirmative. <br /> The 1975-76 Out of State Budget was presented for discussion. <br /> A reduction of $600 was suggested by Dr. Fobert for recruiting with this <br /> money beingOUT OF STATE <br /> teacher travel. Also <br /> - $200 for school committee travel and BUDGET <br /> Also increased was the mileage allowance reimbursement.ment. <br /> The suggested increased of 10 cents/mile to 12 cents make the <br /> schools consistent with the town and state. /mile would - <br /> Mr. Spiris reviewed the <br /> that several history of the recruiting segments of the budget <br /> noting A years ago it was $2400 and today it is now <br /> major portion of the latter amount goes for our <br /> participation <br /> Lexington initiated 10 town recruiting collaborative. The. coollin the <br /> collaborative allows <br /> coverage in 40 - 50 colleges and communities and is a <br /> source for recruiting minorities and other special needs. <br /> Mr. Spiris felt that Lexington primary <br /> g needs to look for In conclusion, <br /> each position, regardless of the best <br /> geography, Possible person for <br /> remaining recruitment funds e y' and the with collaborative rtunityution and <br /> provided Lexington with this opportunity. <br />
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