Esl District Coordinator and Lead Teacher at Coloma Community School District
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This MICIP Portfolio Report for Coloma Community Schools outlines strategic goals focusing on addressing facilities, operations, and technology needs, enhancing community engagement, improving special services for students, fostering student academic growth, and recruiting, retaining, and supporting high-quality staff. The report details strategies and implementation plans to achieve these objectives.
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The board discussed and took action on several resolutions, including those concerning tragedy responses at Oxford High School and Michigan State University, the observance and commemoration of Juneteenth, the offer of Advanced Placement African-American studies, gun violence awareness and education, and the creation of ethnic studies courses. Additionally, the board received an informational presentation on the state's strategic education plan goal five, which focuses on supporting students to and through graduation using the early warning intervention and monitoring system.
The board meeting included the approval of an amended agenda, which featured the addition of resolutions honoring Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Jewish American Heritage Month. A committee of the whole session featured a presentation on the impact of the state-funded section 99h robotics grant, highlighting its role in improving mathematics, science, and technology skills. The session included a student-led demonstration and overview of the robotics program expansion within Waverly Community Schools, emphasizing student growth, community partnerships, and future workforce readiness.
The board meeting featured a public comment session covering several topics, including the recognition of Chicano history, support for Senate Bill 798 regarding the inclusion of ethnic studies in schools, and the importance of leadership representation for minority groups. Additionally, representatives from a fleet management company presented the 'My E-Fleet' program, which aims to provide electric school buses and charging infrastructure to school districts across the state at no cost. The session also included input from several individuals regarding parental rights, home schooling, and concerns about the state of public education.
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