Shannon Walters

The board agenda includes a technical analysis of three sites by the Town of Stratford and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, reports from the Executive Director, Authority Attorney, Finance Director, and Maintenance Lead Supervisor. The meeting will address the disposal of assets, a revision to the VAWA Emergency Transfer Plan, architectural consulting services, and the development of a strategic plan. Additionally, the agenda covers the Ella T. Grasso property lease option and the Waiting List Applicant Preference List.

The agenda for the meeting includes a discussion on the strategic plan led by Plan A Advisors. Additionally, the meeting will cover the disposal of assets, a tabled review of architectural consulting services, a proposed agreement for an option to lease for the Ella T. Grasso property, and a review of the waiting list applicant preference list. Reports from the Executive Director, Authority Attorney, Finance Director, and Maintenance Lead Supervisor will also be presented.

The committee meeting agenda includes an overview of various ongoing building projects, specifically focusing on Board of Education facilities, general building repairs, and numerous roof, solar, flooring, and HVAC improvement projects across multiple school and municipal locations. New business items involve a contract award recommendation for the Stratford Library elevator modernization project and a change order for retaining wall repairs at the Stratford Department of Public Works.

The board meeting agenda includes personnel assignments, a budget transfer memo, and a motion regarding an overnight field trip for the Portrait of a Graduate Fall Convening. Additionally, there is a motion concerning the ELA K-5 curriculum. The board will conduct second readings for policies on work-study student employment, student records, health and medical records, and challenging behavior prevention. Furthermore, the meeting will feature first readings of policies related to student psychotropic drug use and homework revisions.

The commission finalized the costs for moving shell, specifically adding a daily fuel allotment of $100.00 to the previously agreed-upon shelling plans. Furthermore, the commission determined the dates for the spring seed oyster harvesting season, establishing an opening date and a closing date, and noted the requirement for permits for those who did not purchase them in the preceding autumn.