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<br /> Estabrook School Council Meeting <br />Wednesday, April 10, 2019 <br />MINUTES <br /> <br />Members Present: Amy Burk, Steve Chang, Joyce Dvorak, Christina Gavin, Amy Klotz, <br />Chhandomay Mandal, and Rick Rogers <br /> <br />Transition to New Principal <br />Incoming Principal Lisa Riendeau will begin at Estabrook on May 1. Interim Principal Rick <br />Rogers will remain until the end of June. Lisa will not be involved in the daily operations of <br />the school. Rather she will use the time to learn about the Estabrook and Lexington <br />community. She will participate in key meetings involving planning for next year (e.g. <br />School Council, Leadership Team, building-based professional learning), as well some <br />district-level meetings & professional learning. She will be involved in hiring for next year. <br />She will also have the opportunity to meet with individuals or groups in whatever way she <br />determines will be most helpful. <br /> <br />Approval of March 7, 2019 Minutes: On a motion by Amy Klotz, seconded by Joyce <br />Dvorak, the minutes of March 7, 2019 were approved. <br /> <br />Setting Priorities for School Improvement Plan <br />We resumed our conversation about setting priorities for next year’s School Improvement <br />Plan. Rick shared the results of surveys completed by the faculty Leadership Team and PTO <br />Executive Board. Council members discussed the chart summarizing which action steps <br />were identified as a top 3 priority and which were identified as also important (limit 3 <br />more). Council members also read the comments from the open ended questions (greatest <br />strength, most important thing missing from current SIP, most important thing to keep in <br />current plan). <br /> <br />The next step is to identify 8-10 items from among the 18 action steps to use in a survey <br />with the entire staff, as well as parents. After some discussion, 10 items were identified to <br />include in the survey. <br /> <br />Some key points from the discussion: <br /> Remember that responses to this survey are based on individuals’ varied interests <br />and roles. It is also important to use data (when available) to help determine areas <br />of greatest need. <br /> Parents may not be as familiar with some of the language (PBIS, restorative justice, <br />RTI). We will need to provide a short explanation. <br /> We may want to identify action steps that involve the PTO and/or School Council, <br />such as improving communication and increasing involvement of ELL families. <br /> The district template requires Academic, Social-Emotional, and Safety as goal areas. <br />Safety will be in the plan no matter what, but as an ongoing item, rather than an <br />improvement priority. <br />Next Meeting: Wednesday, May 15, 2019 – 3:30 <br /> <br /> 1 <br />
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