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CARY 'METV OR LEXENVCG.^,tvi'�, September 8, 1975 'OFT -as seconded - - o:�n, to c the _eco'. _e_ lotions of _)r ?oboe-ft and Dr. .rune, thau the : ok n_- policy '::o',__'i.ed. . ; alone the ,_._. of those mention _ in the _=.tto- .._ .0 O. _. :-� 29, '19 (5. 'ne committee a:' 'eed to the ._0.10N with the er ceptio of _i-. -'ad :forth who A =.,_.LF::D. Dr. Plum next summarized hismemo to Dr. Fobert dated August 29, 1975 in which he disclosed, plans to establish a committee of thirteen to determine the purposes of the Ha`: Ed. Program. MAX Pao:ak The committee would consist of 7 members of the community to be selected from local organizations, 4 staff members of the high school and 2 students. i o nsibi , will to: The committee's prime -respo 1_ty 1. Ctaiaine present guidelines with respect to the purpose of Max sd at Lexington ion riigrZ School. 2. xamine other schools' :d programs in terms of their purpose and their respective program. 3. .licit opinions from the school-community at large. 4. Provide their own personal input as to their feelings as to what the purpose or Purposesof :ex _'d..should be . 5. The committee will then submit their findings in the form of a report to the High SchoolA the H Pill be developed by the role description of the ___. .u. Coordinator aa, in_stiative staff. The committee will be reconvened to react ant make recommendations on the coordinator. A final draft Pill then be submitted to the Central Office and then to the School Committee for approval. This report could be submitted to the SuPerintendent no later than February 1. The School Committee couldthen act on such a proposal and if accepted,ed, G rect the Superintendent to search for a candidate whose cualifications would in line with the role description of the final report. Dr. Clime said that the recommendations of the advisory board and staff administrative e ispresent director on a team at this time ;c. to retain the full time basis as recommended by the State guidelines. She would operate on an interim basis until such time as the final report has been accepted. He said there is strong support to retain ._ti. Friedman at this tine based on past evaluation of her work as well as faculty andstudent commitment to her efforts in the past. • Hrs. Swanson reviewed the history of the Han , d Pro ram for Dr. Clime. She said the advisory committee had worked hard but hadbeen ineffective through no fault of its own. She asked that members of the CAC, along with someone from LVCip be asked to join Dr. Clune's committee. The School Committee then discussedhow manymembers of the community rt should be selected from the various o ee ization- mentioned in Dr. Cl e s memo. totber ' then made a DOTTON that the School Committee accept the Superintendent's recommendation that: a) a committee be appointed. along the lines mentioned in Dr. Cl'ine's memo of August 29, 1975; andbpthat Mrs. Friedman ..be _pointed Max.. d. coordinatorun.til such time as a permanent director is appointed.