Thursday, December 12, 2019

Board Briefs from Dec. 9, 2019 Board Business Meeting

This document includes highlights of information received by the Ladue Schools Board of Education at the Dec. 9, 2019 Business Meeting. This is an unofficial record. Official minutes of each Board meeting are posted on the district website and are available for viewing at the Administrative Center after the Board approves them, typically two weeks after the meeting.
Board President's Remarks
  • Board President Carolyn Jaeger announced that filing for candidacy in the 2020 Board of Education elections will begin on Dec. 17, 2019 at 8 a.m. and will close on Jan. 21, 2020 at 5 p.m. This year there are three positions available. Click here for additional details posted on the district website.
Superintendent Remarks
  • Superintendent Dr. Jim Wipke shared that it has been an outstanding semester and thanked the Board of Education for allowing him to be part of this exemplary school district. He added that the Ladue Schools Board of Education puts students at the center of their work more than any other Board with which he has worked. 
  • The district recently held its second CURE meeting. Dr. Wipke reported that it was an excellent and well-attended meeting and included principals from nearly every school who had the opportunity to hear concerns and ideas from African-American parents throughout the district. Dr. Wipke thanked Dr. Amy Zielinksi and Dr. Jennifer Riesenmy for coordinating this productive gathering. Dr. Zielinski serves as assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction and Dr. Riesenmy serves as assistant principal at Old Bonhomme Elementary, as well as the district's equity coordinator and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) coordinator
  • The district received proposals from six construction management companies and 12 architectural firms in response to the Requests for Qualifications recently issued with a deadline for response of Dec. 6, 2019.
  • The district hosted its second Fearless Focus event on Dec. 3. The Fearless Focus series provides opportunities for our community to explore issues of race, gender, poverty and other topics relating to diversity. In this session, attendees viewed selected scenes from America to Me and discussed their applicability and implications for our community.
  • Dr. Wipke thanked Technology Director Rob Highfill for presenting information along with Technology Specialists Kristie Lehde and Adam Stirrat to the district’s Parent District Council regarding the use of technology and social media. Parents were very engaged and appreciated learning about current trends in these areas. The district will be identifying opportunities to share this information more broadly.
  • Members of the district’s senior leadership team met last week to discuss the potential and possibilities for expanding the district’s early childhood programming. The focus is on identifying methods for providing early childhood education for students living in the district to whom this programming is not currently accessible.
  • The Ladue School District’s Teacher of the Year for 2018 was the Fifth Grade Center’s Angela Kelly, who went on to be recognized as a Missouri Regional Teacher of the Year. Fifth Grade Center Principal Dr. Patricia Wilson was recently notified by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) that Mrs. Kelly may be eligible to receive national recognition as a result of her contributions to education.
  • Dr. Wipke congratulated Dean of Students and Head Varsity Football Coach Mike Tarpey on an outstanding season. Dr. Wipke said he couldn’t imagine a better environment for students to play sports in than the one created by Coach Tarpey. Dr. Wipke extended his compliments to all of our fall sports teams and coaches. Having attended a number of their games, he said it is a treat to watch them compete.
  • Congratulations to the five Ladue Middle School students and the 24 LHWHS students who were recently named to the All-Suburban Honors Bands.
  • Finally, Dr. Wipke wished all in attendance and the entire Ladue Schools community a very happy holiday season!
ACTION ITEMS
Acceptance of Auditor's Report. Assistant Superintendent for Business & Finance Dr. Jason Buckner  introduced Al Kirchhofer, President of Daniel Jones & Associates, who presented the district’s annual Independent Auditor’s Report which states all financial statements reviewed, in all material respects, fairly represent the respective financial activities, and each major fund, of the district, as of June 30, 2019. The district received an “unmodified opinion,” the highest opinion a district can receive and remains one of the few public school districts in Missouri to hold a stand-alone AAA rating from Standard and Poor's.

Benefits Consultant Agreement. Dr. Buckner presented, and the Board approved, the administration’s recommendation that the district extend the contract of its current benefits consultant, HM Benefits, for an additional two years under the same terms and conditions.
INFORMATION ITEMS
Elementary School Presentations. Dr. Zielinski introduced Ladue Early Childhood Center Director Mrs. Kerri Wetzel, Reed Elementary Principal Dr. Chris Schreiner and Spoede Elementary Principal Dr. Kim Stallons who presented information about their schools to the Board. These presentations can be found by clicking on the header to this paragraph and include: points of pride, demographics, assessment data and goals.
2019-20 Updated Budget. Dr. Buckner presented an update on the district’s budget. The Board of Education approved the 2019-20 Preliminary Budget on June 24, 2019. Throughout the year, the budget is adjusted and revised based on the availability of more accurate revenue and expense data as it becomes available. Click on the paragraph header for additional details.
Second Semester Board Agenda Calendar. President Jaeger reviewed the Board Meeting Agenda Calendar for the second semester with the Board. This calendar outlines the items anticipated to be discussed and/or voted upon during the second half of the 2019-20 school year. This document is adjusted as new topics develop.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Tentative Agenda Items for Special Meeting on Jan. 21, 2020
The next Board of Education meeting will be a Special Meeting held on Jan. 21, 2020, in the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Multipurpose Room, 1201 S. Warson Road, at 6 p.m. Tentative agenda items for that meeting include the following. 

ACTION
  • Conduct Interviews for Construction Management and Architectural Services
Tentative Agenda Items for Business Meeting Jan. 27, 2020:
The following Board of Education meeting will be a Board Business Meeting on Jan. 27, 2020, in the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Multipurpose Room, 1201 S. Warson Road, at 6 p.m. Tentative agenda items for that meeting include the following. 

CONSENT
  • Budget Adjustments
  • City of Ladue/District Resource Officer Agreement
  • Annual Renewal of Agreement to Participate in PEGS
ACTION
  • Recommendation for a construction management company, performance contractor and architectural services
  • Meet and Confer Report and Recommendations
INFORMATION

  • Elementary School Presentations - Old Bonhomme and Reed
  • Summer School Programs Update
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Tuesday, November 26, 2019

Board Briefs from Nov. 25, 2019 Board Business Meeting

This document includes highlights of information received by the Ladue Schools Board of Education at the Nov. 25, 2019 Business Meeting. This is an unofficial record. Official minutes of each Board meeting are posted on the district website and are available for viewing at the Administrative Center after the Board approves them, typically two weeks after the meeting.
Board President's Remarks
  • Board President Carolyn Jaeger announced that filing for candidacy in the 2020 Board of Education elections will begin on Dec. 17, 2019 at 8 a.m. and will close on Jan. 21, 2020 at 5 p.m. This year there are three positions available. Click here for additional details posted on the district website. 
  • President Jaeger commented on the Board’s discussion at the previous meeting regarding assessments, specifically the disparity in scores between African-American students and other racial groups. She assured the community that these important conversations do not stop when the Board meeting is over. In fact, she has spoken with all Board members about this topic since the last meeting and they are united in their dedication to addressing this problem with a sense of seriousness and urgency.   
Superintendent Remarks
  • Superintendent Dr. Jim Wipke followed up on President Jaeger’s comments regarding the Board’s commitment to closing the district’s education gap and is appreciative of their sustained support of district resources and programs targeted toward this vital goal.
  • At the beginning of the meeting, the Board and audience viewed a compilation of the pictures and videos which resulted from the district’s GooseChase competition which took place last week in celebration of American Education Week. Dr. Wipke thanked the Communications Department for their creativity and work in putting the competition together and documenting the results. He jokingly remarked on the staff’s “relentless competitiveness”, but more importantly, how important it is for our students to see our staff having fun together.
  • Dr. Wipke gave a shout out to Lisa Roth, art teacher at Old Bonhomme Elementary School. The schools in the district take turns displaying student artwork in the Superintendent’s Conference Room and this month has been Old Bonhomme’s month. The theme was Asian Cultural Studies, with each student depicting the cultures of various parts of Asia. Dr. Wipke has enjoyed having the students whose artwork is displayed come in to visit with him and see their artwork.
  • Dr. Wipke had the opportunity to go back to his alma mater, Harris-Stowe University, to visit with seniors who are about to begin their student teaching.
  • Dr. Wipke thanked the principals in attendance in advance for the work and time they have given to developing the presentations they would be giving later in the meeting. 
  • Finally, Dr. Wipke shared that he is participating in a Superintendent’s Learning Lab along with superintendents from Kirkwood, Affton, and Northwest school districts, and he expressed his gratitude for being able to share and learn with these talented colleagues.  
ACTION ITEMS
2020-21 Secondary Course Change Proposals. Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Dr. Amy Zielinski presented, and the Board approved, the administration’s recommendation for 2020-21 course changes for the high school and middle school. These include the following, and details can be reviewed in detail by clicking on the header to this paragraph.
  • Due to the renovation of the high school, physical spaces are now available to offer additional course opportunities, such as Computer Science Essentials, CAPS Humanities, Biomedical Innovations and Comparative Anatomy.
  • New Project Lead the Way (PLTW) courses, including Flight and Space, as well as Design and Modeling, are being added at the middle school in 2020-21. 

2020-21 LECC Tuition and BASK/TAS Rates. Assistant Superintendent for Business & Finance Dr. Jason Buckner presented, and the Board approved, the administration’s recommendations for rate changes for 2020-21 preschool programming. (Currently, the district alternates years for rate changes between preschool programing and BASK/TAS, the district’s after school care program.) Tuition for district residents will remain the same and tuition for nonresidents will be increased by 5%. (Resident students currently account for approximately 87% of current preschool enrollment.) 
INFORMATION ITEMS
Surplus Property. Facilities Director Mike Noonan outlined how textbooks identified as no longer compatible with course offerings will be surplused. (A list of these books as determined by the Curriculum & Instruction Department can be found by clicking on the header to this paragraph.) The books will be offered for sale on govdeals.com. If not sold, they will be donated. Any remaining books will be recycled. Approval for disposal by the above methods will be approved at the Dec. 9 Board meeting. 
Secondary School Presentations. Fifth Grade Center Principal Dr. Patricia Wilson, Ladue Middle School Principal Dr. Tiffany Taylor-Johnson and Ladue Horton Watkins High School Principal Brad Griffith shared information about their schools with the Board. These presentations can be found by clicking on the header to this paragraph and include: points of pride, demographics, assessment data and goals.
Benefits Consultant Agreement. Dr. Buckner reviewed the administration’s recommendation that the district extend the contract of its current benefits consultant, HM Benefits, for an additional two years under the same terms and conditions.
Board Goals Review. Board President Carolyn Jaeger led the Board in a review of their 2019-20 goals, noting they are on track to meet the majority of these goals as outlined. 
UPCOMING MEETING
ACTION ITEMS
The next Board of Education meeting will be a Board Business Meeting on Dec. 9, 2019, in the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Multipurpose Room, 1201 S. Warson Road, at 6 p.m. Tentative agenda items for that meeting include the following. 

ACTION
  • Acceptance of Auditor's Report
  • Surplus Property
  • Benefits Consultant Agreement
INFORMATION

  • Elementary School Presentations 
  • 2019-20 Updated Budget
  • Second Semester Board Agenda Calendar (January-August)
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Monday, November 18, 2019

Board Briefs from November 12, 2019 Board Business Meeting

This document includes highlights of information received by the Ladue Schools Board of Education at the Nov. 12, 2019 Business Meeting. This is an unofficial record. Official minutes of each Board meeting are posted on the district website and are available for viewing at the Administrative Center after the Board approves them, typically two weeks after the meeting.


Board President's Remarks
  • Board President Carolyn Jaeger announced that several of the Board members were able to attend the St. Louis County School Boards’ Professional Learning Community this past Saturday at Kirkwood North Middle School. The speaker, Emily Luft, is a graduate of Washington University's Brown School of Social Work and on staff at Alive and Well STL. She gave an amazing presentation on the topic of Trauma Informed Schools. It was enlightening and may serve as a future topic for our district.
  • President Jaeger announced that filing for candidacy in the 2020 Board of Education elections will begin on Dec. 17, 2019 at 8 a.m. and close on Jan. 21, 2010 at 5 p.m. This year there are three positions available. Click here for additional details posted on the district website. 
Superintendent Remarks
  • Superintendent Dr. Jim Wipke commented on the Late Start that took place on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Since our staff comes from far and wide, their ability to travel to school is an important component in making the decision to close school or have a Late Start. He also reiterated how working through the logistics of these processes is more complex than many think and it is truly a team effort.
  • The Veterans Day assemblies across the district were outstanding. Dr. Wipke attended events at Reed Elementary School, Spoede Elementary School and the Ladue Early Childhood Center and enjoyed the singing, dancing, parades and heartwarming salutes to our veterans. Dr. Wipke commented on how honored the veterans in attendance were and how important it is for our students to understand the importance of the sacrifices these individuals make to the safety and security of our nation. 
  • Dr. Wipke had the opportunity to go ziplining with Ladue Middle School students and was particularly proud of Dr. Tiffany Taylor-Johnson for overcoming her fear of heights and joining in the activity with her students.  
  • Dr. Wipke congratulated Aaron Lehde high school and middle school students who recently earned places in the All-Suburban Honors Band. He also thanked Aaron for all he and our pep band are doing to bring extra spirit to our football games. 
  • Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Soccer team for winning Districts eight straight years in a row! 
  • Dr. Wipke enjoyed attending the World Language Department’s Honors Society event and shared how impressive it was that so many of our students are working toward their Seal of Biliteracy, meaning they will be graduating high school fluent in two or more languages. 
  • Dr. Wipke also attended the City of Creve Coeur’s “Coffee with the Mayor” where over 200 community members discussed what should be done to rectify the City’s Beirne Park being created in the 1950s as a way to keep black families out of the neighborhood. He said it warmed his heart to hear the community speaking with such a sense of unity. Creve Coeur literally means “broken heart” and that is exactly what those supporting this effort are attempting to do.
  • Dr. Wipke congratulated Assistant Superintendent Dr. Amy Zielinski and all of the school principals on a very successful Professional Development Day on Nov. 5, 2019.
INFORMATION ITEMS
2020-21 LECC Tuition and BASK/TAS Rates. Assistant Superintendent for Business & Finance Dr. Jason Buckner introduced the Ladue Early Childhood Center’s director, Kerri Wetzel. Mrs. Wetzel presented the 2020-21 tuition rate recommendations for early childhood programming. (Currently, the district alternates years for rate changes between preschool programing and BASK/TAS, the district’s after school care program.) This year, it is being recommended that tuition for district residents remain the same and tuition for nonresidents be increased by 5%. (Resident students currently account for approximately 87% of current preschool enrollment.) These recommendations will be presented to the Board of approval on Nov. 25, 2019.
2020-21 Secondary Course Proposals. Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Dr. Amy Zielinski introduced Ladue Horton Watkins High School Principal Mr. Brad Griffith and Ladue Middle School Principal Dr. Tiffany Taylor-Johnson who outlined proposed course changes for their schools for the 2020-21 school year. (These can be reviewed in detail by clicking on the header to this paragraph.)
  • Mr. Griffith noted that with the improvements due to the renovation, physical spaces are now available to offer additional course opportunities. As examples, Mr. Griffith highlighted Computer Science Essentials, CAPS Humanities, Biomedical Innovations and Comparative Anatomy.
  • Similarly, Dr. Tiffany Taylor-Johnson outlined Flight and Space and Design and Modeling as new Project Lead the Way (PLTW) courses being added in 2020-21.
MAP Data and Student Performance Report. Dr. Zielinski presented information on the district's Missouri Assessment Program and student performance data. Holistically, our scores continue to look very strong. However, there remains an education gap in the performance of subgroups, particularly students who are black, have Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and/or qualify for the Free and Reduced Lunch program. These students are not currently being reached satisfactorily given current programming.
Nationally Normed Benchmark Assessment (NWEA) is a very effective tool for identifying where growth is (or is not) happening and is given twice a year in English Language Arts and Math. It provides excellent data for identifying specific areas where improvements need to be made in Tier One “first best” instruction (meaning the most effective learning practices are employed first for all students).  
Fountas & Pinnell is a reading assessment which reflects the percent of students who are reading at grade level. Reading is essential to overall academic success. Therefore, this assessment can provide an early indication of reading difficulty which allows instruction to be targeted to improve reading proficiency before it begins to impact success in other academic areas. 
Additional information and action plans for improving student performance are outlined in the presentation linked through the header of this section. 
Board Goals Review. Due to the length of the meeting at that point, President Jaeger asked to push discussion on this topic to the Nov. 25, 2019 Board meeting.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
The next Board of Education meeting will be a Board Work Session on Nov. 25, 2019, at the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Multipurpose Room, 1201 S. Warson Road, at 6 p.m. Tentative agenda items for that meeting include the following.  
Tentative Agenda Items for Business Meeting Nov. 25, 2019:
ACTION
  • 2020-21 LECC Tuition and BASK/TAS Rates
  • 2020-21 Secondary Course Change Proposals
INFORMATION
  • Secondary School Presentations 
  • Benefits Consultant Agreement
Tentative Agenda Items for Business Meeting Dec. 9, 2019:
ACTION
  • Acceptance of Auditor's Report
  • Benefits Consultant Agreement
INFORMATION

  • Elementary School Presentations 
  • 2019-20 Updated Budget
  • Second Semester Board Agenda Calendar (January-August)
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Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Board Briefs from Oct. 26, 2019 Board Business Meeting

This document includes highlights of information received by the Ladue Schools Board of Education at the Oct. 28, 2019 Business Meeting. This is an unofficial record. Official minutes of each Board meeting are posted on the district website and are available for viewing at the Administrative Center after the Board approves them, typically two weeks after the meeting.


Excellence in Education Award

National Merit Semifinalists
Row 1 (L to R): Michael Wayne (12), Anna Zhong (12), Kashish Dhawan (12), and Jacob Sheldon (12); Row 2 (L to R): Matthew Shareshian (12), Cindy Wang (12), Katherine Shaw (12), Lilly Tung (12), Will Stappenbeck (12); Row 3 (L to R): Shelei Pan (12), Gavin Giuliani (12), Carlos Puyo (12), Christopher Ye (12), Jeremy Ouyang (12).
Board President's Remarks
  • Board President Carolyn Jaeger announced that filing for candidacy in the 2020 Board of Education elections will begin on Dec. 17, 2019 at 8 a.m. and close on Jan. 21, 2010 at 5 p.m. This year there are three positions available. Click here for additional details posted on the district website. 
Superintendent Remarks
  • Superintendent Dr. Jim Wipke congratulated Garrett White on receiving the October Excellence in Education Award and commended him on the positive relationships he has built with both students and staff. 
  • Dr. Wipke also congratulated the 14 high school students who were recognized as National Merit Semifinalists. 
  • Dr. Wipke shared that Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Dr. Amy Zielinski had recently attended the recognition ceremony for National Districts/School of Character in Washington, D.C. Dr. Zielinski said it was an amazing experience to celebrate the Ladue Early Childhood Center and Ladue Middle School for their National School of Character recognitions and the district on its National District of Character recognition. She also noted that the topic of the keynote addresses focused on the importance of social emotional learning to character education.
  • In this week following parent teacher conferences, Dr. Wipke noted that all of the comments he has received from parents has been very positive and that the high percentage of parents who attend conferences is a testament to the high level of engagement and involvement of our parents, making this long week for teachers very worthwhile. 
  • Dr. Wipke let everyone know that all the red ribbons they are seeing around the district are in recognition of Red Ribbon Week, a week devoted to drug awareness and encouraging youth to maintain a drug-free lifestyle. 
  • Dr. Wipke also went to the recognition of the Regional and Semifinalist Teachers of the Year last week, along with Board Member Kisha Lee, former Superintendent Dr. Donna Jahnke and Dr. Zielinski. They were there to honor our own Angela Kelly, Ladue Schools’ 2019 District Teacher of the Year and Regional Teacher of the Year.
  • Dr. Wipke thanked President Jaeger for representing the district and the Board at the City of Ladue City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 21. Mayor Nancy Spewak was presented with a plaque in appreciation for the city’s collaboration with the district during the renovation of Ladue Horton Watkins HIgh School  
  • Dr. Wipke congratulated the Ladue Education Foundation (LEF) on another successful annual breakfast event, noting that it was great to see such enthusiasm and support from the community.
  • Last week Dr. Wipke had the opportunity to participate in Coffee with the Mayor with Mayor Missy Waldman of Olivette. He expressed his appreciation for the city’s collaboration with the district.
  • The first C.U.R.E. meeting of the year took place on Oct. 10, 2019. Dr. Wipke said he was grateful for the candid conversation about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion topics and looks forward to working with the district’s African-American families to identify ways to bridge the opportunity gap in the district through identifying specific goals and the action steps needed to achieve them.
  • Nov. 12, 2019 is an election day and a districtwide Professional Development day. The Curriculum & Instruction Department and individual buildings are creating opportunities for teachers and staff to delve into a wide variety of learning opportunities, focusing on First Best Instruction. 
ACTION ITEMS
2020-21 Board Meeting Schedule. President Jaeger presented, and the Board approved, the Board of Education’s meeting dates for the 2020-21 school year. Board meetings will be held in the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Multipurpose Room and will take place primarily on Mondays and begin at 6 p.m. (Click on the header to this paragraph for the complete schedule.)
2020-21 School Calendar. Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Dr. Amy Zielinski, presented, and the Board approved, the administration’s recommendation for the Revised 2020-21 School Calendar. A new Missouri law states that beginning in the 2020-21 school year, districts cannot start “earlier than 14 days prior to the first Monday in September” (Labor Day). With an emphasis on completing the first semester by Winter Break and having students finished with school by Memorial Day, the originally approved 2020-21 calendar was revised. (Please click on the header to this paragraph for details and the resulting calendar.)
INFORMATION ITEMS
Ladue Education Foundation Report. President Jaeger introduced Ladue Education Foundation (LEF) Executive Director Julie Ferrie. Ms. Ferrie updated the Board on the final results of the Capital Campaign which supported renovation of the high school. Mrs. Ferrie also outlined current initiatives underway, as well as the overall structure of the LEF, noting their continued expansion and increased abilities to support extraordinary opportunities for the Ladue Schools students and staff. 
Enrollment and Residency Report. Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Dr. Julie Helm, and Director of Student Services Dr. Derrick Wallace updated the Board on current enrollment and projected enrollment for the next three years. As of Missouri Count Day (Sept. 25, 2019), total district enrollment was 4,234, with an increase of 19 resident students and a decrease of 20 non-resident students, resulting in a net decrease of one student in comparison with the 2019-20 school year. Slight increases are anticipated to continue for the next few years. Additional details can be found by clicking on the header to this paragraph. 
Construction Management Methods Presentation. Director of Facilities Mike Noonan provided information regarding the various construction methods the district has used in the past for improvements to its buildings. In addition, Mr. Noonan outlined a somewhat newer construction method which the Board may consider for upcoming projects. “Construction Manager at Risk” is a methodology where the construction agency takes on greater responsibility (and risk) in the management and subcontracting of 
a project. The Board will vote on the adoption of a policy relating to this construction method later this fall.
Change June 2020 Board Meeting Date. Dr. Wipke and the Board discussed the possibility of moving the June 22, 2020 Board meeting to June 29, 2020. A number of administrators will be attending the Leadership & Racism Institute from June 22 to 25, 2020, making it difficult to get the full benefit of the institute and be at the Board meeting. 
Special Meeting, Jan. 21, 2020. President Jaeger advised the Board that a Special Board Meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, January 21, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. to provide architectural and construction management firms who are selected to refine potential improvements to K-4 elementary schools and the middle school opportunities to present information to the Board.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
The next Board of Education meeting will be a Board Work Session on Nov. 12, 2019, at the Ladue Horton Watkins High School Multipurpose Room, 1201 S. Warson Road, at 6 p.m. Tentative agenda items for that meeting include the following.  
Tentative Agenda Items for Business Meeting November 12, 2019:
INFORMATION
  • School Improvement Plan: Leadership Sharing
  • 2020-21 LECC Tuition and BASK/TAS Rates
  • 2020-21 High School and Middle School Course Change Proposals 
  • MAP Data Report and Student Performance
  • Board Goals Review
Tentative Agenda Items for Business Meeting November 25, 2019:
ACTION
  • Acceptance of Auditor’s Report
  • 2020-21 LECC Tuition and BASK/TAS Rates
  • 2020-21 High School and Middle School Course Change Proposals 
  • Recommendation for a construction management company, performance contractor and architect
INFORMATION

  • Secondary School Presentations (FGC, LMS, HS)
  • Social-Emotional Behavior Report and Update
  • School Counseling Program Update
  • Summer School Programs Update
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