School Board Will Meet on Tuesday

Tuesday, September 26, 5 p.m., Orcas School Library

— from Orcas School District —

Orcas Island School Board will meet in a special meeting, Tuesday, September 26 at 5 p.m., in the School Library. Following is the agenda:

CALL TO ORDER – REGULAR MEETING – SCHOOL LIBRARY
1. Pledge of Allegiance
*2. Approve Agenda.
*3. Approve Consent Agenda

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
4. Members of the community, parents, staff, administrators and visitors are invited to make an announcement.

SPECIAL REPORTS
5. Booster Club
6. ASB
7. OEA
8. PSE

ADMINISTRATORS’ REPORTS
9. Project Manager – Liz LeRoy
10. Business Manager – Keith Whitaker
11. PreK-5 Principal – Lorena Stankevich
12. 6-12 Principal – Kyle Freeman
13. Special Education – OASIS K-12 Principal – Becky Bell
14. Superintendent – Eric Webb
15. Board’s Running Questions: Retreat; set dates for NOV & DEC Board Mtgs; Update on Bond & Levy campaign

PUBLIC COMMENTS
16. Members of the community, parents, students, staff, administrators and visitors are invited to make statements or requests that are in the best interest of our schools, with each presentation limited to not more than three minutes.

GENERAL BUSINESS
*17. Adopt goals developed in the strategic planning process – see attached.
*18. Accept the following donations, totaling $23,122.07, from OIEF for the 16-17 school year:

• $14,453.54 for A-OK ;
• $8,668.53 16/17 Farm to Classroom 4th quarter payment.

*19. Accept the following donations, totaling $101,177.00, from OIEF for the 17-18 school year:

• $2,900.00 for PBIS;
• $410.00 for Weather Station;
• $2,250.00 for Naturebridge;
• $750.00 for Connections;
• $7,500.00 for Theatre as Literature Class;
• $2,167.00 Plastic Torso for HS Anatomy Classes;
• $15,200.00 HS Computer Science teacher (.2 fte);
• $70,000.00 (final year of support) OASIS Principal/Special Ed Director.

20. First Reading of WSSDA recommended revisions to Policy 6250 Cellular Phones.

*21. Second Reading and possible approval of WSSDA recommended revisions the following policies:

• 1410 Executive or Closed Sessions;
• 3115 Homeless Students-Enrollment Rights;
• 3116 Students in Foster Care;
• 3122 Excused and Unexcused Absences;
• 3416 Medication at School;
• 3432 Emergencies;
• 4040 Public Access to District Records;
• 6100 Revenues from Local, State and Federal Sources 6220 Bid Requirements;
• 6580 NEW Continuity of Operations Plan; 6700 Nutrition, Health, and Physical Fitness; 6905 Site Acquisition.

ADJOURN