NYACK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Board of Education
SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
HILLTOP BOARD ROOM
7:30 P.M.
AGENDA
7:30
Public Convening of Board of Education
Pledge of Allegiance
President’s Report
Student Representative’s Report
Superintendent’s Report
Board of Education Reports
Board of Education New Business
Action on Prior Citizens’ Proposals, Questions, and Concerns
Citizens’ Proposals, Questions, and Concerns
7:45
RECOGNITION:
Danny Wallace-Periac, Division I State Championship in the 800 meters & the Golden West Invitational Track Meet
Gersinio Thelismond, Division I State Championship in the Triple Jump
Miles Taylor, Coach
8:00 WORKSHOP
Instructional Program Update – Elementary ELA, Science, Math and Social Studies
Citizens’ Comments, Questions, and Concerns on Workshop Items
8:45 ACTION:
Citizens’ Comments, Questions, and Concerns on Action Items
Approval of School Lunch Prices
Award of Summer School Contracts for Pupil Transportation for the 2005-2006 school year.
Award of Summer School Pupil Transportation Service for the 2005-2006 school year.
Extension of Pupil Transportation Contract for Large Buses, 2005-2006 school year.
Extension of Pupil Transportation Contracts for Small Buses, 2005-2006 school year.
Judy Fitzpatrick, Monitor, effective, 06/30/05
Susan Korn, Senior Clerk-Typist, effective 8/31/05
Karen Pesner, Special Education Teacher, effective 6/30/08
9:00
11:00
POLICY FOR PARTICIPATION:
The Nyack Board of Education considers the concerns of community members to be an important part of its decision making process and encourages public participation in Board meetings.
Regular Business Meetings:
The Board invites public comments on any subject at each regular business meeting. When possible and appropriate, the Board also encourages joint Community/Board discussion at this time.
The Board invites members of the community to speak on action items at each meeting as indicated on the agenda.
We ask that individual comments be limited to three minutes.
All expressed concerns will be considered by the Board though there will be no personal or direct response at this time.
Workshop Sessions:
These sessions provide opportunities for the public to observe the Board at work.
The Board invites comments, suggestions, and concerns from the public at each session.
We ask that individual comments be limited to three minutes.
School District Goals:
Goal 1 – CHALLENGE all students to reach their highest potential.
Goal 2 – ENCOURAGE ongoing professional development of staff. Create development opportunities for staff members so that they strive to be lifelong learners and grow as positive educational role models.
Goal 3 - SUPPORT students’ efforts to learn and grow by ensuring a safe and caring environment in all buildings.
Goal 4 - FOSTER a reciprocal communication process between staff and the community about District goals, programs and achievements, promoting understanding of school programs and support of all our students.
Goal 5 - NURTURE a climate that encourages harmonious relationships among all school district constituencies, as well as respect for diverse cultures, and lifestyles.
Goal 6 - INVEST fiscal resources responsibly and effectively to accomplish the District’s mission.