Michelle King

This document, the School Accountability Report Card, outlines the school's condition and performance for the 2022-2023 school year. Its strategic direction, as articulated in the mission statement, focuses on providing all students with opportunities for academic and social achievement, accommodating individual learning styles, and maintaining high expectations. Key areas include offering rigorous academic programs and extensive extracurricular activities, fostering a learning environment that promotes academic and social development, responsibility, and pride, and encouraging lifelong learning through collaborative efforts between staff and parents. The report details various aspects of school operations, including teacher qualifications, instructional materials, facilities, student enrollment, academic performance, parental involvement, and school safety.

The meeting included a treasurer's report, superintendent's report, and updates from the head room parent and teacher/ASB representatives. The sunshine report noted Mrs. Vickers had a baby and both are doing well. Old business included a review of the upcoming carnival, with discussions on volunteers, advertising at the Board of Supervisors Meeting, vendors, donations, and games. A motion was made to increase the game budget and hire a magician. New business included discussion of scholarships and teacher requests. Miss Simas won the teacher's gift card.

The meeting included a treasurer's report, updates from the head room parent, and discussions on old business such as the coin drive and Santa Gift Shop, where a donation to families in need for Christmas was approved. The "Gift" for students was discussed, and a motion was passed to purchase rectangle and round tables for school events. New business included planning for the carnival, teacher reports on the Tiger society, Santa shop, and soccer, and classroom roll call/prizes.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on various topics, including the treasurer's report, superintendent's updates on parent-teacher conferences and Red Ribbon Week, and reminders about upcoming parties. The club voted on and passed a bylaw amendment. Plans for the Santa Gift Shop were approved, and decisions were made regarding future purchases, including an ice machine. New business included discussions on a coin drive, a Christmas parade float, and ideas for "The Gift." The Carnival budget was reviewed and approved. A teacher request for additional pumpkins was also approved.

The meeting included discussions and decisions regarding various topics. Budget revisions were addressed, including adjustments for the coin drive and Santa Shop. The upcoming carnival was a significant focus, with discussions on signs, yard signs, banner placement, and opportunity drawing tickets. Teacher requests were deferred to the next meeting, and Kanagawa won the teacher prize. The meeting also covered updates on the Superintendents Report, Head Room Parent activities, Teacher/ASB updates, and the Santa Gift Shop.