Deputy Superintendent & Chief Operating Officer at Stafford County Public Schools
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The meeting included a presentation on the Joint Fleet Services Facility concept, review of middle school redistricting scenarios regarding the Drew Middle School rebuild, an update on Academy of Technology & Innovation seat allocations, and a detailed review of secondary grading practices, including guidelines for assessment, grading weightings, and retake policies developed through a multi-year project.
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The Board meeting included discussions on personnel reports, policy amendments and readoptions, including those related to student wellness, academic integrity, and electronic meeting participation. The board considered the adoption of the FY2028 budget calendar and performance goals for the superintendent's evaluation. Financial actions included approving a time clock system for payroll, awarding a design contract for mechanical systems replacement at Rocky Run Elementary School, and awarding a construction contract for the North Stafford High School Fine Arts Wing addition. Additionally, the board discussed appointments, removals from advisory committees, and authorized travel for professional development.
The board discussed several items, including a year four update on the strategic plan focusing on goals related to safe and engaging environments and staff investment. Additionally, the board reviewed the proposed 2027-2028 program of studies, multiple versions of the 2027-2028 school calendar, and various middle school redistricting scenarios regarding the Drew Middle School rebuild. The session also included a closed meeting to discuss the potential purchase of a right-of-way easement from a developer.
The meeting focused on upcoming budget priorities, including staff retention and safe learning environments. Discussions covered a proposed sales tax referendum dedicated to school construction projects and the development of a new strategic plan. The board outlined legislative priorities such as cost-of-living adjustments, technology infrastructure funding, support for students with intensive special education needs, and restorative discipline. Additionally, school representatives raised concerns regarding facility needs, administrative staffing, and playground accessibility at various locations.
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