In accordance with Maryland’s Open Meetings Act, General Provisions Article § 3-305(b),(9), the Board will meet in Closed Session at 1:00 p.m. in Conference Room 5A to consider matters that relate to negotiations with the Frederick Association of School Support Employees and the Frederick County Teachers Association.
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to establish a contract for the supply and delivery of heating oil used by Frederick County Public Schools.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Billie Laughland, Buyer Specialist
Charlie Dalphon, Energy/Utility Services Coordinator
SUBMITTED BY:
Stephen P. Starmer, C.P.M., Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: Staff has reviewed the attached contract renewal and recommends approval by the Board of Education of Frederick County.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: This recommendation is to renew the contract for public fund banking and direct deposit services for Frederick County Public Schools.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Bill Meekins, CPPB, CPCP, Buyer Specialist
Rob Reilly, Director, Budget and Finance
SUBMITTED BY:
Stephen P. Starmer, C.P.M., Purchasing Manager
Leslie R. Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
In accordance with Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) Regulation #200-06 Change Orders to Construction Projects, staff is requesting approval of the following credit change orders regarding the Frederick High School replacement project:
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
During the final phase of design and upon receipt of bids, FCPS staff, the design team, contractors and construction manager exerted a collaborative effort to explore value engineering (VE) initiatives to reduce the construction cost of this facility. The effort has proven to be fruitful, and to-date has resulted in identifying approximately 50 potential credit change orders that are anticipated to total over $2 million in savings. (Credit change orders reduce the amount of a contractor’s contract amount based on a negotiated reduction in scope of work or materials of construction). The credit change orders presented today amount to $1,048,026. Our intention is to present the individual credit change orders to the Board of Education of Frederick County (BOE) as they are ready for processing.
Examples of cost savings include the following: reduction in gypsum wallboard assemblies, more simplistic ceiling assembly details, reduction in protective pipe and duct materials for installations over 8’ above finished floor elevation, change in seismic rating and associated mechanical assemblies, deleted requirement for gas piping in some instructional areas, deletion of extraneous data and electrical receptacles in certain instructional areas, etc.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Although staff is confident that the bulk of the VE initiatives have been identified, this effort will be ongoing. It is important to understand that since the project is funded on a cost sharing basis between state and local funding sources (64% state and 36% local), any credits received will also be shared between the county and state at the same percentages. Therefore, 64% of any credits must be returned to the state funding authority.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Brian Staiger, Senior Project Manager, Construction Management
Roger Fritz, Director, Construction Management
SUBMITTED BY:
Ray Barnes, Chief Operating Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: To approve the proposed elementary school site dedicated as a condition of development approval for the Tuscarora Creek PND.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The proposed elementary school site is a 16.5 acre site located at the end of Spring Run Drive in the Tuscarora Creek development, located in Frederick City, east of Walter Martz Road. A small area of floodplain exists along the northern border of the site, reducing the developable area to approximately 13 acres. This site was included in the Tuscarora Creek overall Forest Resource Ordinance (FRO) plan. Therefore, development of the site will not be required to comply with additional FRO requirements. (See backup documents 1 and 2.)
The final section of Christopher’s Crossing is currently planned to be located along the southern corner of the property. In addition, Frederick County Public Schools’ staff has had initial conversations with Frederick City staff regarding the adjoining Sanner Farm property (east of the school site) as a future middle school site.
This site has been identified as a potential site for the future north Frederick City area elementary school currently included in the Educational Facilities Master Plan and planned to open in August 2023.
PROCESS STATEMENT: The dedication of an elementary school site to the Board of Education of Frederick County is a condition of development approval for the Tuscarora Creek PND. The proposed school site was a condition of the original approval and was reaffirmed as part of the approval of the revised PND in 2005. However, the property was not required to be transferred until January 2016 or Phase 5 of the development, whichever occurred first. Staff has evaluated this site and finds it to be suitable for a future elementary school site.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S): Beth Pasierb, Supervisor, Facilities Planning
SUBMITTED BY: Ray Barnes, Chief Operating Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
This board presentation will provide an annual review of the MVMPCS program. Academic, organizational, and financial progress for the 2014-15 school year will be shared. Ongoing challenges and an action plan for continued growth will also be presented.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
The Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School (MVMPCS) is in its fifteenth year of operation, having opened as a school in the Fall of the 2002 school year. MVMPCS currently serves 300 students from pre-school through Grade 8. The goals of the Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter School are to provide an authentic Montessori education while encouraging students to achieve educational excellence, provide enrichment opportunities for students, promote involvement among parents and staff, promote and support professional development, and seek continual improvement of the physical environment.
During the previous year, students participated in the PARCC State Assessments. The assessment results indicated that the Percentage of students scoring proficient (scores at Levels 3, 4, or 5) in ELA are as follows: Grade 3 - 75%, Grade 4 -61%, Grade 5 - 97%, Grade 6 - 93%, Grade 7 - 93%, Grade – 96%. The percentage of students scoring proficient in Mathematics were as follows: Grade 3 - 69%, Grade 4 - 50%, Grade 5 - 69%, Grade 6 - 67%, Grade 7 - 96%, Grade 8 – 89%. At MVMPCS, students are taught a Peace Curriculum that includes exercises in mindfulness, strategies for problem resolution and opportunities for developing empathy for others.
Monocacy Montessori Communities, Inc. (MMCI) meets all contractual requirements for accurate financial reporting and adheres to generally accepted accounting principles, financial management requirements, and auditing requirements as evidenced by our FY2015 audit results submitted in September 2015.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Mrs. Melissa Najera, President, MMCI
Ms. Nancy Radkiewicz, Principal
SUBMITTED BY:
Dr. Keith Harris, Executive Director of Accelerated Achievement & Equity
Dr. Michael Markoe, Deputy Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
This board presentation will provide an annual review of the school program. Academic, organizational, and financial progress for the 2014-15 school year will be shared. Ongoing challenges and an action plan for continued growth will also be presented.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
The Frederick Classical (Public) Charter School (FCCS) is in its third year of operation, having opened as a school in the Fall of the 2013 school year. FCCS currently serves 353 students in grades kindergarten through Grade 8. There are two classes per grade level with twenty students in each class. The mission of the Frederick Classical Charter School is to provide elementary and middle school-aged children in Frederick County with a well-rounded, college-focused instructional program that develops students’ knowledge, reason, and self-expression.
During the previous year, students participated in the PARCC State Assessments. The assessment results indicated that the percentage of students scoring proficient (scores at Levels 3, 4, or 5) in ELA is 83% at Grade 3, 95% at Grade 4, 85% at Grade 5, 89% at Grade 6, and 91% at Grade 7 - 91%. The percentage of students scoring proficient in Mathematics is 75% in Grade 3, 83% in Grade 4, 82% in Grade 5, 74% in Grade 6, and 88% in Grade 7.
FCCS had made improvements to their current facility with additions to include 2 additional middle school classrooms, additional office space for the school counselor, a P.E. office, a Literacy Specialist’s office and a large dedicated gymnasium.
FCCS finances ran a surplus of $178,000 which is attributed to a conservative budgeting approach, along with a cash management approach.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Sue Middleton, President, Frederick Classical Charter School, Inc.
Mrs. Erica Cummins, FCCS Head of School
SUBMITTED BY:
Dr. Keith Harris, Executive Director of Accelerated Achievement & Equity
Dr. Michael Markoe, Deputy Superintendent
The Board's Legislative Liaison, Joy Schaefer, will provide an update on the 2016 session. Discussion will also focus on specific bills on which the Board may choose to take a position.
Education - PreKindergarten Students - Funding
SB0461 http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/sb/sb0461f.pdf
HB1433 http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb1433f.pdf
It would add an enrollment count for half-day prekindergarten students at a “full time equivalent” (FTE) rate of 50% to align the amount of mandated per pupil funding with the half-day scope of mandated prekindergarten programs. Systems providing full-day prekindergarten programs would appropriately report those students at the 100% FTE rate.
HB0859 Procurement – Prevailing Wage Rate – Applicability to Public School 3 Construction Projects in Frederick County
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb0859F.pdf
Providing that the prevailing wage rate that became effective on a specified date does not apply to procurement contracts executed on or after the effective date of the Act for specified public school construction projects in Frederick County; authorizing Frederick County and specified contractors voluntarily to renegotiate and agree to be bound by the prevailing wage rate in effect on a prior date with regard to specified previously executed public school construction procurement contracts; making the Act an emergency measure; etc.
HB1098 Frederick County – Public School Construction – State Funding
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb1098f.pdf
This would be a change to Education Article 5-314, and would apply to Frederick County only. For the current FHS project and any construction bids opened after FY 15, require the state to provide additional funds equal to the difference between the final bid and the combined allocation for the construction project at the time of the final bid award under certain conditions (the final bid accepted by the school system is in excess of the combined state and local allocation and if legislation was enacted in the fiscal year immediately preceding the fiscal year in which the project was bid that imposes a new financial mandate.
As background information for the school construction legislation, the link below will provide the original text of the Session Law, Chapter 282 (HB0727 Procurement – Prevailing Wage – Applicability), enacted May, 2014.
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2014RS/Chapters_noln/CH_282_hb0727t.pdf
HB 1139 Education - Maryland Community School Strategy for Excellence in Public Education Act
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb1139F.pdf
The Board will discuss sending a letter in support of HB352 Office of Legislative Audits – Local School System Audits – Repeal
Below is the link to the draft correspondence and the bill text.
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb0352f.pdf
(See file below - 02 24 16 HB352 Local School System Audits Repeal letter)
The Board will discuss testimony in support of SB905 (crossed filed HB) Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/sb/sb0905f.pdf
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb0999F.pdf
(See file below - 02 24 16 SB905 Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education)
HB216 - Public Health - Preventive Medical Care - Consent by Minors
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb0216f.pdf
SB 289 - Public Health - Preventive Medical Care - Consent by Minors
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/sb/sb0289f.pdf
HB 1204 - Education - PARCC Testing - Exemption for Children with Disabilities (Ben's Rule)
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb1204f.pdf
HB 1178 - Primary and Secondary Education - Immunizations of Children Entering School
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/hb/hb1178f.pdf
SB 868 - Primary and Secondary Education - Immunizations of Children Entering School
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2016RS/bills/sb/sb0868f.pdf
U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services U.S. Dept of Education - Draft Policy Statement on Family Engagement - From the Early Years to the Early Grades
https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/ecd/draft_hhs_ed_family_engagement.pdf
The Monocacy Middle School 8th grade band will perform "America the Beautiful", under the direction of Rebecca Lehman.
In accordance with Maryland’s Open Meetings Act, General Provisions Article § 3-305(b),(9), the Board will meet in Closed Session at 1:00 p.m. in Conference Room 5A to consider matters that relate to negotiations with the Frederick Association of School Support Employees and the Frederick County Teachers Association.
The Board welcomes and encourages public comment. With the exception of confidential and personnel related matters, individuals may speak about matters relating to the school system. If individuals have specific concerns relating to the actions of staff members, such concerns may be communicated to the superintendent who will address the concern with the appropriate staff or if the concern is about the superintendent an individual may share that concern with the Board through written or private verbal communication.
If you are speaking as an individual you have up to 3 minutes and I ask that when the buzzer goes off that you complete your thoughts. On behalf of an organization you have up to 5 minutes.
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
Frederick County Public Schools Food and Nutrition Services Department seeks approval of the National School Breakfast Proclamation.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
National School Breakfast Week, sponsored by the School Nutrition Association (SNA), will be celebrated March 7-11, 2016. The celebration of National School Breakfast Week highlights the benefits of the school breakfast program. Frederick County Public Schools serves on average 6,000 breakfasts per day. Besides the traditional breakfast availability in the cafeteria, nine of our schools provide breakfast in the classroom through the Maryland Meals for Achievement and three of our schools have breakfast kiosks.
Studies show that students who eat breakfast have better attention and memory. Also, students who participate in school breakfast show improved attendance, behavior, and standardized test scores, as well as decreased tardiness.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Bob Kelly, Senior Manager, Food and Nutrition Services
JoAnn Morris, Food and Nutrition Services Specialist
SUBMITTED BY: Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:To showcase global studies, international education and world languages in Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS)
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
FCPS provides secondary students with course offerings in five different languages. The system sponsors an annual World Language Day, a community event to engage stakeholders in activities regarding second language acquisition. There are currently after-school language programs at select locations for students in grades three through five. Additional sites are scheduled to begin similar programs in the coming year. The county will host its third summer language immersion camp, another endeavor specifically designed for young learners age eight to ten.
In an effort to bring awareness to second language acquisition, it is requested that the Board of Education of Frederick County proclaim March 7 – 11, 2016 as Foreign Language Week. Members of the Board of Education are invited to attend and participate in World Language Day at Tuscarora High School, Saturday, March 5, 2016, 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
PROCESS STATEMENT: N/A
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
T. DeWayne Cash, Curriculum Specialist, World Languages
SUBMITTED BY:
Kevin S. Cuppett, Ed.D., Executive Director of Curriculum, Instruction & Innovation
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
To receive Board approval of recently displayed textbooks.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
The textbook(s) listed on the attached memorandum were on public display at the C. Burr Artz Library and Frederick County Public Schools Central Office Building at 191 South East Street from January 11-16, 2016.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Frederick County Public Schools Regulation 500-38, "D. Approval of textbooks intended for instructional use with students must be approved by the Board prior to purchase."
PRESENTER(S)/TITLE(S): N/A
SUBMITTED BY: Mike Markoe, Ed.D., Deputy Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
In accordance with Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) Regulation #200-06 Change Orders to Construction Projects, staff is requesting approval of the following credit change orders regarding the Frederick High School replacement project:
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
During the final phase of design and upon receipt of bids, FCPS staff, the design team, contractors and construction manager exerted a collaborative effort to explore value engineering (VE) initiatives to reduce the construction cost of this facility. The effort has proven to be fruitful, and to-date has resulted in identifying approximately 50 potential credit change orders that are anticipated to total over $2 million in savings. (Credit change orders reduce the amount of a contractor’s contract amount based on a negotiated reduction in scope of work or materials of construction). The credit change orders presented today amount to $1,048,026. Our intention is to present the individual credit change orders to the Board of Education of Frederick County (BOE) as they are ready for processing.
Examples of cost savings include the following: reduction in gypsum wallboard assemblies, more simplistic ceiling assembly details, reduction in protective pipe and duct materials for installations over 8’ above finished floor elevation, change in seismic rating and associated mechanical assemblies, deleted requirement for gas piping in some instructional areas, deletion of extraneous data and electrical receptacles in certain instructional areas, etc.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Although staff is confident that the bulk of the VE initiatives have been identified, this effort will be ongoing. It is important to understand that since the project is funded on a cost sharing basis between state and local funding sources (64% state and 36% local), any credits received will also be shared between the county and state at the same percentages. Therefore, 64% of any credits must be returned to the state funding authority.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Brian Staiger, Senior Project Manager, Construction Management
Roger Fritz, Director, Construction Management
SUBMITTED BY:
Ray Barnes, Chief Operating Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: To approve the proposed elementary school site dedicated as a condition of development approval for the Tuscarora Creek PND.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: The proposed elementary school site is a 16.5 acre site located at the end of Spring Run Drive in the Tuscarora Creek development, located in Frederick City, east of Walter Martz Road. A small area of floodplain exists along the northern border of the site, reducing the developable area to approximately 13 acres. This site was included in the Tuscarora Creek overall Forest Resource Ordinance (FRO) plan. Therefore, development of the site will not be required to comply with additional FRO requirements. (See backup documents 1 and 2.)
The final section of Christopher’s Crossing is currently planned to be located along the southern corner of the property. In addition, Frederick County Public Schools’ staff has had initial conversations with Frederick City staff regarding the adjoining Sanner Farm property (east of the school site) as a future middle school site.
This site has been identified as a potential site for the future north Frederick City area elementary school currently included in the Educational Facilities Master Plan and planned to open in August 2023.
PROCESS STATEMENT: The dedication of an elementary school site to the Board of Education of Frederick County is a condition of development approval for the Tuscarora Creek PND. The proposed school site was a condition of the original approval and was reaffirmed as part of the approval of the revised PND in 2005. However, the property was not required to be transferred until January 2016 or Phase 5 of the development, whichever occurred first. Staff has evaluated this site and finds it to be suitable for a future elementary school site.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S): Beth Pasierb, Supervisor, Facilities Planning
SUBMITTED BY: Ray Barnes, Chief Operating Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
Policy 314 Political Activity is presented for approval by the Board of Education (Board).
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
On January 13, 2016 and February 3, 2016, the Board discussed recommended changes to the policy, including the consolidation of current criteria established within FCPS Regulation 200-38 and providing clarifying language regarding permissible and nonpermissible political activity on school premises. The Board’s recommended revisions have been incorporated within Policy 314 and are attached for review. (backup1)
On February 10, 2016 the Board voted to remove Policy 314 from the agenda for consent in order to allow further discussion before final approval. Specific questions for consideration were presented by the Frederick County Teachers Association and the Frederick Association of School Support Employees in a letter dated February 8, 2016 (backup2) with additional information provided by Ms. Cannon. (backup3)
The Board provided additional discussion at its work session on February 17, 2016 and the revisions are presented for final approval.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Jamie R. Cannon, Esquire - Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
SUBMITTED BY:
Jamie R. Cannon, Esquire – Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
Inform the board of the annual SECAC report
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
The Frederick County Special Education Citizens Advisory Committee (SECAC) was officially established in December, 2004. At the Board's request, SECAC submits an annual report of activities and progress for the previous school year. This is an active committee of 28 members, representing parents of students with disabilities, FCPS staff, and community members who make every effort to include a high school student with special needs as part of their membership.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
Meetings are held monthly from September to May and are open to the public. In addition, SECAC has established that an annual retreat will be held at the end of each school year to review their work, make recommendations and commendations for the Board report, and establish priorities for the coming year.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Dan Martz, Director of Special Education & Psychological Services
Sharon Buntman, SECAC Chairperson
SUBMITTED BY:
Bob Walsh, SECAC Chairperson
Dan Martz, Director of Special Education & Psychological Services
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
This evening’s presentation will address questions raised by the Board and detail changes to their school program, and are seeking the Board’s consideration for approval. The following documents are attached for the Board’s review and discussion.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
At the November 18, 2015, Board meeting, the Superintendent, Dr. Theresa Alban presented her recommendation regarding the renewal of the Carroll Creek Montessori Public Charter School (CCMPCS) Charter. As a result of that discussion another Board meeting was scheduled and held on December 16, 2015. At the board meeting on December 16, the Charter for CCMPCS was renewed for four years with annual conditions that must be met. In addition, CCMPCS was to provide additional information regarding their school program going forward.
The following documents attached:
At this time CCMPCS is seeking acceptance of the charter amendments and proposed goals, which will be evaluated annually.
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Melissa Najera, President MMCI
Amanda Erard, CCMPCS Governing Council Chair
Marilyn Horan, Principal CCMPCS
SUBMITTED BY:
Dr. Keith Harris, Executive Director of Accelerated Achievement & Equity
Dr. Michael Markoe, Deputy Superintendent
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION: This presentation provides an overview of the Fiscal Year 2016 (FY16) second quarter financial results of the Unrestricted, Food & Nutrition Services and Self-Insurance Funds.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY: In addition to providing the Board with an overview of the year-end financial results in September, this interim reporting supports Aspirational Goal 3 regarding the strategic and responsible utilization of resources.
Attached are the following documents for your review:
Attachment 1 - Executive Summary
Attachment 2 - FY16 Second Quarter Results for General Fund
Attachment 3 - FY16 Second Quarter Results for Food & Nutrition Services
Attachment 4 - FY16 Second Quarter Results for Self-Insurance Fund
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Robert Reilly, Director, Budget and Finance
SUBMITTED BY:
Leslie Pellegrino, Chief Financial Officer
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
SECOND READING
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
At the February 3, 2016 Board of Education (Board) meeting, Policy 201 Naming Schools, Portions of Buildings and/or Grounds was discussed and the Board recommended changes to the policy. Those revisions have been incorporated into the attached document for the Board’s further review and discussion. (backup1)
Corresponding changes to Regulation 100-06 Naming Rights of Board Facilities are also attached for informational purposes. (backup2)
Ray Barnes, chief operating officer, and Jamie Cannon, chief of staff and legal counsel, will be available for further discussion of the recommended changes.
PROCESS STATEMENT:
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Ray Barnes – Chief Operating Officer
Jamie Cannon – Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
SUBMITTED BY:
Ray Barnes – Chief Operating Officer
Jamie Cannon – Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
SECOND READING
Board Policy 200 School Attendance Areas and Redistricting is presented for discussion.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
At the August 26, 2015 Board of Education (Board) meeting, Section 200.3 “School Closing or Consolidation” was discussed by the Board. A subcommittee was designated of Board members Liz Barrett, Katie Groth and April Miller to further discuss the policy.
Policy 200 is now presented as a second reading with proposed changes identified in red font. (backup1)
PROCESS STATEMENT:
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S):
Ray Barnes – Chief Operating Officer
Jamie R. Cannon, Esquire - Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
SUBMITTED BY:
Ray Barnes – Chief Operating Officer
Jamie R. Cannon, Esquire – Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION:
At the Board’s request, Policy 511 is attached (backup 1) for discussion as it relates to whether the Board desires to modify Policy 511 or create a new policy to include practices of student management during standardized testing windows.
BACKGROUND/SUMMARY:
PROCESS STATEMENT:
PRESENTER(S) & TITLE(S): Jamie Cannon, Esquire
SUBMITTED BY: Colleen Cusimano, Elizabeth Barrett, April F Miller