The Board Agenda is posted at: http://capousd-ca.schoolloop.com/file/1218998819331/1455438848279/1474344529390663222.pdf
The Board Meeting Audio is posted at: http://cusd.capousd.org/cusdweb/audio2016-17/CUSD_BoardAudio_March-8-2017.mp3
ROLL CALLTrustee Hatton- Hodson absent. |
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ADOPTION OF THE AGENDAat: 2:18 Agenda Item #16 is going to be moved to the first Item to be discussed after closed session. Trustee Jones was ill and went home after Agenda Item #16. at 2:29 Staff has pulled a contract from Agenda Item #3 AW Industries and will be addressed at the next Board meeting. at 2:42 Agenda Item #18 has been removed by Staff Agenda Item #18 FIRST READING Board Policy 0420.4, Charter School Authorization page 339 at 2:47 Motion to Adopt the Agenda by Trustee Reardon Second by Trustee Hanacek Motion to adopt the Agenda Passes 6-0-1 Trustee Hatton-Hodson is absent |
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CLOSED SESSIONat 3:09 Report Out From Closed Session
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Agenda Item #16 FIRST READING - BOARD BYLAW 9311, Board Policies page 189 At 6:45 7:03 Superintendent Vital - the only change in this Policy is "with a vote of 2/3 of the total Board we can wave the second reading if all Trustees are present for the First Reading". This is to ensure that the Board can take action no matter how many Trustees are present. If the Board wanted to still ratify. at 7:49 Trustee Jones Made more sense to me to put this in the ByLaw rather than suspend the ByLaw.2/3 allows a minority of the Board to be heard, but also allows the Board to take action with 5 member present. at 8:37 Trustee McNicholas just to confirm this is 2/3 of the Total Board - not 2/3 of the Board members that are present. at 8:46: Superintendent Vital - yes 2/3 of the Total Board (5 Trustees) at 8:55 BLUE CARD - Dawn Urbanek
at 10:17 Trustee Mc Nicholas - correction Trustee Hatton-Hodson did attend on meeting in February. at 10:33 Trustee Reardon - Two reasons for multiple readings. The First reading provides Notice to the Public and signals the Direction the Board intends to take. There is a loss of Public Notice when we waive these readings. It is not advisable to waive readings. at 12:22 Trustee Jones agrees with that. Normally, we should do two readings. This is to deal with matters of urgency with a Board member missing. This Policy should have a second reading. I would not pass this without a second reading. If 3 members were opposed it would have to have a second reading, but it would not pass without 5. at 14:05 Trustee Hanacek I have never know this Board to pass any Policy change on a First Reading. This solves a situation for us. We are Trustees elected by Trustee Area, but we serve the entire District. Every decision is based on what is good for the entire district. at 14:53 Superintendent Vital I want to say something similar as Trustee Hanacek. Right now it will take all five of you to agree or it will not pass. I would appreciate if you would vote tonight and then we can bring it back next meeting on CONSENT for ratification or vote. at 15:34 Trustee Jones - Consent is fine. at 15:48 Trustee McNicholas - if we chose not to pass this tonight and waited until next meeting and there were first readings on the next agenda would this apply. at 16:25 Superintendent Vital - No you would have to waive for that particular one, and then it would be in the record at 16:31 Trustee McNicholas - so we are not voting on this tonight and we are just going back to the agenda. at 16:36 Trustee Pritchard - just as a point of clarification- you did not create this bylaw to deal with the absence of a missing Trustee. at 16:42 Trustee Jones - no not at all. We often have Board members missing and it has kept us from taking action when Staff has needed us to do so. at 17:29 Trustee Jones left this item which means we will have two Board member missing. Trustees did not vote on this item- they just went on to Special Recognitions. So what does that mean? Will it be placed on the next Board Meeting as a FIRST READING at the next meeting? |
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at 17:30 SPECIAL RECOGNITION - EXTRA MILER AWARDExtra Miler Jacqui Neuharth and Marti Bruno (out sick) for their dedication in maintaining the “Gerhard Garden” used to extend the educational opportunities and benefits for the students at John S. Malcom Elementary School. |
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at 21:53 STUDENT BODY UP-DATEAssociated Student Body |
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at 28:37 BOARD AND SUPERINTENDENT COMMENTSat 28:40 Superintendent Vital
at 32:37 Truste Hanacek Honors Concert was amazing. Thank you to CUSD Foundation for making this happen. We have a lot of Performing Arts supporters from the community. Ray Woods Director Dana Hills High always provides Opera Night. This year was at Chapman University. Robert Burns supports San Clemente High Performing Arts. The two of these men do Stars for tomorrow- 60 students tried out and could barely widdle it down to 25. Shout out to Ray Woods who is taking some time off. at 35:06 Trustee McNicholas
at 38:39 Trustee Reardon Regarding that Policy we simply want to keep cell phones from interrupting the meetings. |
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at 39:20 ORAL COMMUNICATIONSat 39:26 Nicholas Perez, Principal Opportunities for Learning Charter School Submitting Charter Renewl for another 5 years. at 40:28 Kathy Brevoort re: Co-Chair with Michelle Passo Campbell (Legislative Rep CUCPTSA) - PTSA up-date.
at 43:48 Michelle Passo Campbell (Legislative Rep CUCPTSA) - update on PTA/PSTA events
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at 45:48 Staff has pulled one Contract from Agenda Item #13 - AW Industries. It will be on the next Board Agenda. at 46:18 Superintendent Feedback from Trustees correction on Agenda Item #13 the minutes from November 16, 2016 has been corrected to read, "Vote to approve THIRD READING Board Policy 9270 Conflict of Interest" in place of "indefinitely table Board Policy 6172 Accelerated Academic Content." at 46:53 Superintendent wants to make a comment about minute if these items are pulled. at 47:06 Trustee Reardon pulls Agenda Item #6 at 46:16 BLUE CARD Consent Items #1, #2, #3, #4, # 6, #7, #11, (#12, #13, #14, #15 Board Meeting Minutes) Motion to Approve Items #5, #8, #9, #10 moved Trustee Reardon Second by Trustee Holloway Items #5, #8, #9, #10 Passed 5-0-2 (Trustee Hatton-Hodson and Trustee Jones Absent) at 49:17 Superintendent Vital - You have one speaker who has pulled 11 Blue Cards. That is over 20 minutes would you like to limit their time? That is obviously the Boards' purview.
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CONSENT CALENDAR: These Items are NOT DISCUSSED unless the Item is pulled by Staff, Board or Public. "All matters listed under the Consent Calendar are considered by the Board to be routine and will be enacted by the Board in one motion in the form listed below. There will be no discussion of these items prior to the time the Board votes on the motion unless members of the Board, staff, or the public request specific items to be discussed and/or removed from the Consent Calendar. The Superintendent and the staff recommend approval of all Consent Calendar items." |
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Business and Support Services |
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Agenda Item #1 Donations of Funds and Equipment page 1 Total Donations $90,503.95 Board Audio at 49:39 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Holloway The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item without comment from Trustees. at 49:41 BLUE CARD Dawn Urbanek
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING FUNDRAISING AND DONATIONS Every student is entitled to DISTRICT FUNDED Art, Music and Science programs that align with minimum state mandated Content Standards and Curriculum Frameworks, and is taught by a properly credentialed teacher. I have stood before this Board many times and explained that it is illegal for CUSD to rely on fundraising and donations (one-time money) to pay for staff salaries, core educational programs like art, music, science (on-going expenses). Core educational programs must be funded by the District because they have a Constitutional obligation to provide EVERY student with an equal opportunity to achieve a quality education. Relying on fundraising and donations to pay for staff salaries and core educational programs creates wealth based inequities in the quality of education that students receive within the district, and is a violation of Assembly Bill 1575.
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Agenda Item #2 Purchase Orders and Commercial Warrants page 2 Total Purchase Orders: $1,963,783.03 Total Warrants: $3,988,317.22 Board Audio at 49:39 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Hanacek The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item from. at 51:45 BLUE CARD Dawn Urbanek
at 53:22 Jim Reardon The AW Industries Item has been pulled by Staff. at 53:28 Trustee McNicholas - is it on Item 2 or 3 it is on both. at 53:40 Trustee Reardon - One is the Contract and one is the Purchase Order. at 53:56 Superintendent Vital- we won't use the PO until the Contract is approved. at 54:09 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Hanacek The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item from
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Agenda Item #3 Independent Contractor, Professional Services, Field Service and Master Contract Agreements: Page 33 4 New Agreements: $790,450 1 Amendments: No cost Board Audio at 54:16 THIS ITEM WAS SKIPPED ACCIDENTALLY BY EVERYONE BECAUSE I ACCIDENTALLY SPOKE ON ITEM #4 NOT #3 AND THE BOARD JUST MOVED ON TO ITEM #5 SKIPPING THIS ITEM COMPLETELY.
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Agenda Item #4 Award Bid No. 1617-16, Marblehead Elementary School Outdoor Classroom to R. Jensen Co. Marblehead Elementary School is getting an outdoor classroom. This bid was originally awarded to Prunin Arboriculture & Landscape Maintenance at the January 25, 2017 BOT meeting at a cost of $56,562 from the General Fund. Prunin has backed out and the next responsible bidder is R. Jensen & Company at $102,050. Learn More Board Audio at 54:16 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Holloway The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item at 51:45 BLUE CARD Dawn Urbanek
at 54:52 Superintendent Vital - We take the lowest bid and if they drop out, we move on to the next. at 55:02 Clark Hampton - The budget was $75,000. The lowest bidder $56,000 cannot perform so we go to the second highest bidder which was $102,000. We did not want to delay the contract so we will re-work the design to stay within the $75,000 budget with the second contractor. We did not want to delay the outdoor classroom. at 55:35 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Holloway The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item from. at 55:55 Trustee McNicholas Item #4 same issue? Or was that #4? at 55:57 Superintendent Vital - that was Item #4 at 55:58 Trustee Mc Nicholas - we move on to Item #6
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CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION |
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Agenda Item #5 SECOND READING Board Policy 5111 Admission page 121 THIS ITEM WAS CONTINUED FROM THE JANUARY 25, 2017 BOT MEETING FIRST READING Board Policy was at the February 22, 2017 Meeting. The Board voted 6-0-1 (Trustee Reardon was absent) to waive bylaw 9311 and to place Board Policy 6171 on the Consent Calendar at the March 8, 2017 meeting for Ratification. CUSD is clarifying the age requirement for admission into Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten and defining proof of age documentation. Proof of age is required for all enrolling students: The evidence may be in the form of: 1. An official or certified copy of the birth record, 2. A statement by the local registrar or county recorder certifying the date of birth, 3. A baptismal certificate or official hospital record of birth, 4. A passport, or 5. When none of the above is obtainable, an Affidavit for Proof of Age of Minor signed by the student’s parent/legal guardian may be accepted. To enter: Transitional Kindergarten: 5th birthday from September 2 - December 2. Kindergarten: 5th birthday on or before September 1. First Grade: 6th birthday on or before September 1.
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Learn More Board Audio at 56:00 At the last meeting Trustee Reardon was absent. The Board voted 6-0-1 to waive bylaw 9311 and to place Board Policy 6171 on the Consent Calendar at the March 8, 2017 meeting for Ratification. Schools shall accept students living within their defined attendance boundary, with the following exceptions: Students in Grades K -8, who enroll after a school's maximum capacity has been reached, will be assigned to an alternate site if all the classes of a student's grade level are full. CUSD has intentionally left out High School from this policy because every High School within CUSD except Capo Valley is grossly over enrolled. at 56:22
I said 119 students when I meant to say 1,019. at 57:47 Trustee McNicholas Can we get a clarification on the statement about over enrollment? at 57:59 Clark Hampton - the Development Study does not include the number of portables on our campuses. You count 25% of the capacity as portables. Every student will have a seat. at 58:28 Trustee McNicholas - so this counts just brick and mortar buildings. at 58:31 Clark Hampton - Yes at 58:37 Trustee Reardon - I actually pulled this item as well. The problem with capacity is that we have capacity, just not where we need it. We need to fix that by moving boundary lines around one day. 59:15 Change in Policy regarding Title I School of Choice. 59:42 Trustee Holloway - that is Item #7 Jim. 59:52 Trustee Reardon - Ok then I will move this Item. 59:54 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Holloway The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item *Note- Clark Hampton did not fully disclose the issue of Capacity. CUSD and the Ranch are trying to avoid building a $200 million dollar High School so Clark is spending $45 million to add 3 Modular buildings to Tesoro SJH and San Clemente High School to lower the ratio of portables on HS campus. Only SJH is gaining "NEW" permanent capacity. 628 seats at San Juan Hills. Tesoro is actually loosing seats and parking for 2018. Which is why Ladera Ranch Mello Roos tax payers are being denied seats at Tesoro. THE IMPORTANT POINT IS- as of now CUSD potentially does not have seats for an estimated 1,019 students for Fall 2018 because Esencia will not be ready for 2018. |
Agenda Item #7 SECOND READING Board Policy Title I Programs page 129 At the last meeting Trustee Reardon was absent. The Board voted 6-0-1 to waive bylaw 9311 and to place Board Policy 6171 on the Consent Calendar at the March 8, 2017 meeting for Ratification. District Staff is recommending that CUSD eliminate transportation funding for some; but not all Title I School of Choice students. Board Audio at 59:42 Trustee Reardon Title I Schools: 2-Way Immersion Title I Schools: What is the big picture here? 34 kids from K-5 school to K-8 at 63:21 Trustee McNicholas - wait it is suppose to be public comments first - so hold that thought. at 63:30
65:04 Dr. Susan Holiday- Paid transportation was a requirement under No Child Left Behind. Under ESSA it is optional- the District can choose to fund busing or use that money or another Title I purpose. Where do we want to maintain transportation? There is a cost. This would be for new students only. at 66:13 Trustee Vital- Title I funds not used for busing can be used for there things like reading specialists, intervention etc. This becomes a policy choice because we are deciding how best to use that Title I money. That savings would be earmarked for the classroom. at 67:04 Trustee Reardon- the 34 kids could remain at their K-8 and remain at Hankey K-8 instead of being forced to return to Marco Forester? at 67:25 Staci Yogi - They could remain at Hankey, they just would not receive reimbursement for transportation in grades 6 and 8. at 67:36 Trustee Reardon - Well that may mean they can't get to Hankey. at 67:38 Superintendent Vital - Staff will work with those 34 kids to see that families are kept together. at 68:11 Trustee Reardon - I am sensitized to this because we have Title I schools that will have paid transportation and now we have others that will not have for 6-8th grade. at 68:30 Superintendent Vital - we can make sure these 34 kids are taken care of through 8th grade. at 68:55 Trustee Reardon - odd situation with the 2-way immersion. Are we eliminating transportation for those families that move into the area but do not want a 2-way program? at 69:14 Susan Holiday - CUSD will continue to pay for transportation in 2-way Title I schools. at 69:40 Trustee Reardon - so we will continue to pay for transportation for 2-way Title I schools, but not in the other Title 1 schools? at 70:36 Superintendent Vital - a parent who moves into a non- 2-way Title I school area will have to provide their own transportation if they want to go to a non-title I school. There is no more "Program Improvement" under ESSA so we no longer have to provide transportation. The Board can choose to continue this, but does not have to. at 71:12 Trustee Reardon - again I am concerned about siblings of the current students in Title I schools- keeping families together. at 72:00 Susan Holiday - Staff can work with these families. at 72:05 Trustee Hanacek - There are not a lot of opt out PI students so we can accommodate them. We are continuing the 2-way so now we just have to address siblings. at 73:21 Staci Yogi - We can allow sibling to continue to ride the bus as long as that bus route is going. Once it is phased out they must provide their own transportation. at 75:23 Superintendent Vital - steps in. If a majority of the Board is interested we can eliminate the paid transportation but work with families that are currently receiving paid transportation. at 76:18 Trustee Reardon - I just saw this policy for the first time this morning. We are talking about a continuation of the mileage. at 77:03 Trustee Holloway - how would this effect that $300,000? at 77:04 it would continue to pay mileage. at 77:05 Trustee Hanacek - I believe in neighborhood schools and I am happy to see students returned to their neighborhood schools. at 78:00 Trustee Pritchard - Hankey's High School is Capo Valley. Viejo is Capo Valley at 78:13 Trustee McNicholas- I would like to see two things. That we have wording giving the Superintendent or designee authority to work out the exceptions, and on 2-way we really need to look at attendance boundaries for those neighborhoods. at 79:24 Dr Holiday - we are studying all of that data. at 80:10 Superintendent Vital - it is a choice. THING 1 - siblings - administratively handle the 34 Hankey students THING 2 - cautious about exceptions. at 81:41 Trustee Reardon - in case of 34 kids CUSD will administratively deal with siblings. For the other kids Non 2-way students we will work with them. at 83:44 Trustee McNicholas- Jim we did get this on Friday. Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Holloway The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item |
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HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES |
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Agenda Item #8 Quarterly Report - Williams Settlement Legislation Uniform Complaint page 133 Learn More |
Agenda Item #9 Orange County Department of Education Second Quarter Report - Williams Settlement Legislation page 135 Learn More |
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CUSD never has any Williams complaints yet the District tried to justify $889 million in facilities needs to get Measure M passed in November 2016. Published During 2016-17 School Year. Reported Using Data from the 2015-16 School Year Every school in California is required by state law to publish a School Accountability Report Card (SARC), For more information about SARC requirements, see the California Department of Education (CDE) SARC webpage at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/ac/sa/. For additional information about the school, parents and community members should contact the school principal or the district office. To view Sarc Reports: Elementary Schools: https://sites.google.com/a/capousd.org/sarcs/elementary Middle Schools: https://sites.google.com/a/capousd.org/sarcs/middle High Schools: https://sites.google.com/a/capousd.org/sarcs/high-school
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Agenda Item #10 Resignations/Retirements/Employment Learn More |
Agenda Item #11 Resignations/Retirements/Employment Board Audio at 84:30 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Hanacek The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item
at 87:09 Trustee Hanacek - I am confused by the speakers comments - isn't this about Resignations Retirements Employment? at 87:35 Superintendent Vital - this item has the hourly rates paid for employees etc. at 87:30 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Hanacek The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve this item |
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GENERAL FUNCTIONS |
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at 87:45 COMMENT BY KRISTEN VITAL REGARDING WHY CUSD IS 5 MONTHS BEHIND ON ITS MINUTES. CUSD does the best it can given the length of the meetings. Minutes can only be approved at regularly scheduled meetings and this time of year we only have 1 meeting. The PUBLIC always has access to our audio within a week. Maybe in the future we can do audio. at 89:57 BLUE CARD - Dawn Urbanek - Why is it taking 5 months to approve Board Meeting Minutes. at 90:26 Motion by Trustee Reardon, 2nd by Trustee Hanacek The Board Voted 5-0-2 to approve Agenda Items #12, #13, #14 and #15 Includes the Correction to Item #16 |
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Agenda Item #12 Approval of the October 26, 2016 Special Board Meeting Minutes page 155 Board Meeting Minutes are Public Records which should be posted within days of the public meeting.
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Agenda Item #13 Approval of the November 16, 2016 Special Board Meeting Minutes page 164 Board Meeting Minutes are Public Records which should be posted within days of the public meeting.
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Agenda Item #14 Approval of the December 14, 2016 Board Meeting Minutes page 174 Board Meeting Minutes are Public Records which should be posted within days of the public meeting.
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Board Meeting Minutes are Public Records which should be posted within days of the public meeting.
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DISCUSSION ACTION ITEMS |
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Agenda Item #16 FIRST READING - BOARD BYLAW 9311, Board Policies page 189
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Agenda Item #17 Certification of the 2016-17 Second Interim Report and Adoption of Resolution No 1617-57, 2016-17 Revenue and Expenditure Increase/Decreases. page 191 Staff is asking the Board to approve CUSD's Second Interim Financial Report and to Certify that the District will be able to meet its financial obligations and required reserve levels for the current and subsequent two fiscal years. Board Audio at 91:27 Presentation by Clark Hampton Fiscal Status as of January 1, 2017 Reduction in funding for next year of $6 million. CUSD needs to cut $6 million dollars for 2018. 8% Reserves. POSITIVE CERTIFICATION means the District will be able to meet its financial obligations for the current and subsequent two years. at 95:33
at 98:45 STAFF just starts talking about the Capo Valley Basketball game. at 99:28 Motion and Resolution moved by Trustee Reardon Second by Trustee Hanacek WITHOUT A SINGLE COMMENT Motion passes 5-0-2 |
THIS ITEM HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA Agenda Item #18 FIRST READING Board Policy 0420.4, Charter School Authorization page 339
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NO RIGHT TO PRIVACY IF YOU ARE A PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENT
Agenda Item #19 SECOND READING - Board Policy 5310, Student Records page 359 Board Audio at 100:20 Presentation by Dr Holiday The price of copies for transcripts be reduced to be in accordance with the law. 101:16
at 102:35 Trustee McNicholas asks for clarification. at 102:48 Dr Holiday - starts discussing "Directory Information" under FERPA laws. at 103:32 Trustee Holloway - can you please explain FERPA- that act allows parents to decline to provide this information is they choose. 104:08 Trustee Hanacek - and at 18 they turn that off which is a shock to parents. at 104:35 Trustee McNicholas - can you follow up regarding social security numbers on web sites. at 104:55 Trustee Reardon - there is a growing industry of buying and selling information. This is a HOT Topic. Sharing student data with for-profit companies. We have a single student identifier. So students can be tracked, the information is used and sold. We should be looking at creating unique student identifiers that do not correspond to protect students. at 108:00 Superintendent Vital- we take this very seriously. We have not talked about a unique student identifier. Parents have some responsibility to protect their kids as well. at 109:19 Dr Holiday - we have confidentiality agreements with all of our for-profit vendors. at 109:52 Trustee Reardon - Naviance needs a separate student generator. at 111:00 Trustee Holloway - make sure parents understand how the information is used and their ability to OPT out. at 111:58 Motion and Resolution moved by Trustee Reardon Second by Trustee Holloway Motion passes 5-0-2 |
Agenda Item #20 THIRD READING - Board Policy 5112 Absences and Excuses page 368 Board Audio 112:20 Presentation by Dr Holiday Added language about 18 year olds can sign themselves out of school at 113:57 Re: Naviance - parents cannot OPT OUT
at 116:14 Superintendent Vital- need to clarify this for parents. at 116:47 This policy does reflect the law we have to include this. at 117:00 Unfortunately in California the Attorney General's Opinion is considered law. We spent a lot of time on this - did the Task Force come up with anything else? 118:02 Trustee Holloway - a Board Up-date does not get this information to the Public. Can we find a way to get this information to the Public. Staff is going to add the legal reference to the Board Policy. Motion and Resolution moved by Trustee Reardon Second by Trustee Holloway Motion passes 5-0-2 |
Agenda Item #21 RESOLUTION NO 1617-61 Reduction or elimination of particular kinds of services performed by certificated employees page 376 Board Audio at 118:50 Presentation by Gordon Anderson Due to necessary budget cuts Staff is asking Trustees to eliminate the following positions: Instructional Services:
Instructional Support Services:
Administrative Services:
Total 11 FTE Actual number of notices that need to go out will not be 11, it will be significantly less. at 121:19 BLUE CARD - Sally White (CUEA President) - Retirees would help mitigate some of these lay-offs. We have 559 teachers that are 55 and older. 200 have worked at least 25 years in the district. These 200 teachers can retire at maximum retirement and they may be willing to retire early if we can help them. Then we have another 250 teachers that are getting closer to their 25 years. We need to maximize the training and mentoring of new teachers coming in. Right now we hare spending a lot of money to train veteran teachers who will be leaving. We would be much better off to be training new teachers who could use this training for the next 20 years, not just one or two years. at 123:50 Scott Clark - a teacher at Laguna Niguel Elementary School - services at Coast Church - it would be nice if someone from the District would attend. at 124:24 Motion and Resolution moved by Trustee Reardon Second by Trustee Hanacek Motion passes 5-0-2
* NOTE CUEA will be asking CUSD to offer an early retirement to 200 teachers. Article 15 of the Contract |
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MOTION TO ADJOURNat 123:03 Motion by Trustee Hanacek, Second by Trustee Reardon Meeting ends at 9:06 pm |
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Agenda Item #6 SECOND READING Board Policy 5111.1 District Residency page 125
