June 13, 2013 Board Meeting
4:30 p.m. Closed Session
6:30 p.m. Open Session
AGENDA ITEMS
PUBLIC HEARING
9.1 Public Hearing and Proposed Fiscal Year
2013-14 Budget
for All Funds
CONSENT AGENDA
10.1b Approve the Budget Revision of the 2012-13 Fiscal Year, for the Period Ending April 30, 2013
10.1c Approve Personnel Transactions
10.1d Approve Sutter Middle School Field Trip to Washington D.C., June 14 鈥 17, 2013
10.1e Approve Resolution No. 2753: Delegating Duty to Accept Bids and Award Construction Contracts
10.1f Approve Resolution No. 2754: Naming of District Representatives for School Facilities Program
10.1i Approve Board of Education Meeting Calendar for 2013-14
10.1j Approve Board of Education Meeting Minutes for May 2 and 16, 2013
10.1k Approve 2012-13 Third Interim Financial Report
STRATEGIC PLAN AND OTHER INITIATIVES
12.1 School Closure Transition Update
Powerpoint 鈥 School Closure Transition
Powerpoint 鈥 Facilities / Receiving School Site Work
12.3 Coherent Governance Operational Expectations 5 (OE-5) 鈥 Financial Planning Monitoring Report
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION / REPORTS
Video Archive
Contact the Board of Education Office at (916) 643-9314.
Response to Public Comment
Why did we not place the Charter request for Joseph Bonnheim onto the Board Agenda?
A petition to
convert Joseph Bonnheim to a charter school in the 2014-15 school
year was submitted to the district on June 12, 2013. 麻豆果冻传媒鈥檚
Administrative Regulations state that 鈥淚f a petition for a
conversion charter is submitted after December 15 of the prior
school year, the petition will not be considered unless the
petition proposes to begin operations for the school year
following the next school year.鈥 麻豆果冻传媒 Board Policy and
Administrative Regulations include a different timeline for
start-up charters. In that case, 麻豆果冻传媒鈥檚 Board Policy and
Administrative Regulations that clearly states that the district
will only accept a petition for a start-up charter school between
September 1 and March 1 of the prior school
year.
Why are we having Independent Physical Education?
Independent Study is an alternative to classroom instruction consistent with the district鈥檚 course of study and is not an alternative curriculum. In accordance with Board Policy and the Education Code, it provides individual students with an option of ways to acquire the skills and knowledge students are required to gain as verified by a written agreement. We are requesting funds to support Independent Study as an option for those students who have a compressed schedule 鈥 especially in ninth and 10th grades. Independent Study can only be utilized for physical education during the school year. The one exception to this is for students who need to recover credit for failing to meet the requirements for PE during the regular school year. These students may do so by participating in a summer Independent Study. Principals will select teachers based upon appropriate PE credentials and PE teaching experience. State established guidelines in the Independent Study Operations Manual plus the district鈥檚 established policies and procedures for assigning students to independent study will be used to govern the implementation.