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Page 100 May 17, 1976 SPECIAL PROGRAMS (Non-Lexington Funds) METCO Program May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #17 $ 1,308.13 May 14, 1976 Bill Schedule #9 13,627.20 Teacher Training Program II Nay 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #18 96.00 LAB Pre-Vocational Life Care Program May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #19 1,182.75 May,14, 1976 Bill Schedule #16 34.06 LEADS Program May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #17 400.88 Autistic Program (Arlington) May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #19 153.60 May 14, 1976 Bill Schedule #12 25.09 Autistic Program (Lexington) May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #18 280.80 May 14, 1976 Bill Schedule #7 17.07 Multiple Handicapped (Burlington) May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #17 240.00 Pre-K Burlington May 14, 1976 Classified Payroll #16 456.00 ESEA Library May 14, 1976 Bill Schedule #6 52.73 ESEA Math May 14, 1976 Bill Schedule #2 333.91 ACE Program May 14, 1976 Bill Schedule #11 2,114.75 Mr. Wadsworth moved to discharge both the Financial Implications ADVISORY Committee and the Pupil Redistribution Committee. Themotion was COMMITTEES seconded by Mr. Brown. REDISTRICTING - FINANCIAL IMPLI Mr. Michelman began the discussion by stating that the vote by the CATIONS school committee on February 9, to move ahead with school closings was in his opinion premature since there were determinations yet to be made regarding policies within the Lexington Schools that could give the school committee an opportunity to explore other alternatives. He said that if the committee were to explore other alternatives such as the large school concept versus small school concept, the closing down of sections of large buildings, advisory committees would be needed to re- view data and make recommendations to the school committee. He suggest- ed that the present committees could do similar analyses of the items that he mentioned as they did with the school closing issues. In summa- tion he suggested that committees should explore all alternatives in depth and recommended that the committees be authorized to continue as advisory committees.