School Union 69
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for School Union 69.
- Buyer type:
- School District
- Location:
- Lincolnville, ME
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for School Union 69.
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Lincolnville
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Board meetings and strategic plans from School Union 69
The committee held an organizational meeting to appoint a Secretary, Chair, and Vice-Chair. Key agenda items included a review of the financial report for the Central Office and Special Education, the adoption of a cost-sharing formula for the upcoming fiscal year, and the approval of the Central Office and Special Education budget. Additionally, the committee held an executive session to evaluate the Superintendent and subsequently approved a contract extension, salary adjustment, and health insurance benefits. A sub-committee was formed to review the Superintendent's evaluation process, and the committee discussed potential updates to the Union 69 website and established future meeting dates.
The Lincolnville School Committee held a public meeting to address a clerical error in Warrant Article 13, which affects the school budget approved on June 10th. The error involves an incorrect sum allocated for the school budget through local taxes, resulting in a $331,709 shortfall. Correcting the error will not change the overall taxpayer impact or affect any other line in the budget. The committee voted to draft a new article for ballot approval to correct the warrant article.
The vision is to provide the highest quality education possible in order to prepare students to set and reach their goals, recognize and cultivate each individual's passions, aspirations, and sense of joy, provide the culture and resources to grow minds, bodies, and hearts, challenge and expand limits of thought, tolerance, and performance, and inspire and enable students to create a positive impact on their community.
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