A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
AT YORK HALL,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2004
REGULAR SESSION
PRESENT: MRS.
BARBARA S. HAYWOOD, CHAIR
MR.
MARK A. MEDFORD, VICE CHAIR
MR.
PAGE MINTER
MRS.
LINDA S. MEADOWS
ABSENT: MR. BARRY HENRY
ALSO PRESENT: DR. STEVEN R.
STAPLES, DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT
RICHARD
M. HIXSON, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT FOR
OPERATIONS
DENNIS R. JARRETT, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
DR. JAMES R. TUCKER, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR
INSTRUCTION
DR. KITTY RICHMOND, DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM AND
ACADEMIC SERVICES
DR. SUZANNE CREASEY, DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES
DR. JENNIFER PARISH, DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
BETSY
OVERKAMP-SMITH, COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
OFFICER
Mrs. Haywood called the Regular meeting to order at
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Devin Kristopher Tyler, a third grade student at Waller Mill Elementary
School Fine Arts Magnet led the Board in the Pledge of Allegiance.
RECOGNITIONS AND AWARDS:
Seniors of the Month: BHS – David Horres; GHS – Sarah Krug; THS – Josiah
James Pothen; YHS – Isaac L. Bell. Dr. Staples re-introduced the THS Senior of
the Month for October, Dana Michele Kuth, who was unable to attend last month
due to her attendance at the District Field Hockey championship.
Student Service Awards: YMS – Danielle Williamson and WMES – Jennifer
Louden.
Community Volunteers of the Month: WMES – Mrs. Marcella Thoms and YMS –
Mrs. Rhonda Everton.
Mr. Medford declared a short recess at
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None
PRESENTATIONS:
Dr. Steven R. Staples, Superintendent, presented the changes proposed for FY06 CIP for the Board’s consideration. Report is attached to the minutes of this meeting.
PUBLIC HEARING
Mrs. Haywood opened the public hearing on the
Superintendent’s Proposed FY06 CIP at
COMMENTS OF CITIZENS
Mrs. Carol Bauer, YEA
president, presented the YEA’s budget requests for FY06. The following teachers requested more pay for
teacher assistants: Deborah Hill, Brenda Osvold, Allison Jordan, and Sam
Eure. Dr. Staples stated that the Board
will get back to the speakers after going through each request step by step.
MATTERS BY BOARD MEMBERS
Mr. Page Minter stated that
the New Horizons golf tournament raised $27,001.00 for New Horizons. Mr. Minter noted the great contribution that
Dr. Ned Carr made to New Horizons and that he is retiring at the end of this
school year. Mr. Minter also noted that
he attended the VSBA Conference in
Mrs.
Meadows summarized the items on the Consent Calendar.
A motion was made by Mrs. Meadows and seconded by Mr. Minter to adopt
the Consent Calendar. Motion passed 4-0.
ACTION ITEMS
a.
A motion was made by Mrs. Meadows and
seconded by Mr. Medford to approve donations.
Motion passed 4-0.
b.
A motion was made by Mr. Medford and
seconded by Mrs. Meadows to authorize the Division Superintendent to made a one-time
payment to staff on the teacher salary schedule in the amount of $200.00 per
full time staff member (pro rated for part time staff members) as funded in the
FY05 Operating Budget. Motion passed
4-0.
c.
A motion was made by Mr. Minter and
seconded by Mr. Medford to approve the Gifted Education Advisory Committee
(GEAC) Membership for the 2004-05 Academic Year. Motion passed 4-0.
d.
A motion was made by Mrs. Meadows and
seconded by Mr. Minter to approve the Secondary Program of Studies Registration
and Information Guide 2005-07. Motion
passed 4-0.
Discussion
– Sub-Section 10.6.4 Short-term
suspension of students. After
discussion, administration recommended bringing this back for First Reading in
December.
First
SECOND
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT
Carla Blake Hook, Assistant County Attorney, stated that:
· she attended the first day of the VSBA conference – a meeting of the Council of School Board Attorneys.
· a Supreme Court case worthy of watching is McCreery –v- ACLU re: The Supreme Court accepted a case to search and decode the constitution to see the legality of posting the Ten Commandments in schools.
· County offices will be open all day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
Dr. Steven R. Staples, Superintendent, stated that:
· The Board has gone through the CIP process with a Forum and two work sessions and a Public Hearing tonight. We anticipate approval of the FY06 CIP in December and approval from the County in April.
· Federal Impact Aid is a critical portion of the budget and changes in IDEA legislation will have to be watched.
· We will have to see how the resignation of the Secretary of Education affects the NCLB Act as far as changes go.
Mrs. Meadows stated that Friday, December 3 is Yorktown
Illumination Day. Mrs. Haywood stated
that
ANY MATTER NOT ABOVE SET FORTH:
Meeting was adjourned at
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BARBARA S. HAYWOOD, CHAIR
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MARILYN V. STATON, CLERK