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The board discussed plans for upcoming events, specifically the end-of-year barbecue and activities for Teacher Appreciation Week. Furthermore, the meeting addressed the organization's goals concerning a bond measure, focusing on strategies for community outreach such as distributing flyers and placing signage.
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The board received a presentation from King Consulting regarding the district's Facility Master Plan, which included discussions on district and community demographics, student generation rates, land use planning, enrollment projections, and facility analysis. Furthermore, the board reviewed reports on student body status, CBEDS enrollment figures, and the commencement of fall MAP testing. Key administrative actions included the approval of moving a future meeting date to accommodate budget reporting timelines and the authorization of the monthly warrant list.
The board conducted annual organizational tasks, including the election of a President and Clerk and the appointment of a Secretary. Key actions included the provisional appointment of a new board member to fill a vacancy, the swearing-in of elected officials, and the review of specific board bylaws. Members approved the 2021 meeting and agenda calendars, accepted a board member's resignation, and authorized budget revisions and the LCFF Budget Overview. Operational updates were provided regarding the installation of touchless water systems, distance learning technology, COVID-19 reopening protocols, and recent student assessment performance. The board also approved the payment of monthly warrants.
The Board discussed various educational and operational matters, including updates on COVID-19 guidelines, professional development activities, the LCAP parent survey process, and the scheduling of spring sports. The meeting also addressed inter-district policies, the implementation of the Where Everyone Belongs (WEB) training, and the approval of a guest speaker. The Board approved school calendars for future years, authorized the hiring of temporary instructional aides, and piloted a Professional Learning Committee (PLC) for teachers. Additionally, the Board reviewed potential new COVID funding, revisited Brown Act training requirements, analyzed MAP testing results, and discussed governance training materials.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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