Surrey School District No. 36

The agenda included a delegation regarding the Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School's 100-year reunion/celebration. Action items consisted of adopting minutes from a previous regular board meeting, approving sketch plans for multiple elementary and secondary schools including new schools and additions with Neighbourhood Learning Centres, and capital project funding agreements for these construction projects. Further discussion involved the Capital Project Bylaw, the proposed local calendar for the 2012/2013 school year, specialty academy program fees, statements of operating fund expenditures, interim financial reports for special purpose funds, a partnership with the City of Surrey for creating centers of living, learning and healthy community, and the Carbon Neutral Action Report for 2011.

The agenda included the adoption of minutes from a previous regular board meeting, a statement of operating fund expenditures, an interim financial report for special purpose funds, and the approval of sketch plans for additions to Rosemary Heights Elementary and Morgan Elementary, as well as for Clayton North Secondary. Additionally, there was discussion regarding a capital project bylaw for the replacement of a passenger bus, trustee reports, a progress report on active capital projects, a report on business development financial activity, a class size and composition report, and updates on the new registration process for choice programs and the Long Range Education Plan.

The agenda included the approval of the agenda, a recognition of the 2012 BC Summer Games, and action items such as the adoption of minutes from a previous meeting, a response to delegations regarding an anti-homophobia policy, discussion of financial statements, and bylaws related to a statutory right-of-way and capital projects. Also, there was discussion of trustee reports, progress on active capital projects, and incoming correspondence.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, including a presentation on Operation Save H20, adoption of minutes from a previous meeting, discussion of the district's mission, vision, values, and goals for 2013/2014, and the establishment of a Parents' Advisory Council for Goldstone Park Elementary. Also discussed were the budget committee report for 2013/2014, a motion regarding acknowledgement of First Nations, the establishment of a Parents' Advisory Council for Cloverdale Learning Centre, and trustees' honorarium. Further discussions covered trustee reports, regulations on safe and caring schools, an update from the Surrey Youth Sustainability Network, and the superintendent's report.

The agenda included a presentation by Science Fair students and James Jones, a Grade 3 student. The board considered the adoption of minutes from a previous meeting, a proposed three-year school calendar, a capital project bylaw for the Carbon Neutral Capital Program, and a new lease for the Guildford Learning Centre. There were trustee reports and a progress report on active capital projects. The board also discussed future business and held a question period. A capital project bylaw was approved for the Carbon Neutral Capital Program. The board authorized the execution of a lease for a new learning center. There was also a progress report on active capital projects, including seismic upgrades and additions to various schools.