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SBDM
Council Minutes
March
17, 2004
The
Picadome School Community is committed to all students attaining the
highest levels of academic achievement and responsible citizenship
through equitable opportunities in becoming lifelong learners. The
meeting was called to order at 3:17 by Darla Simms, council chair.
Members present: teachers- Kathy Cleary, Tammy Johnson and Bill
McMakin; parents- Steve Stone and Jeff Mefford.
Parent member Bob Kinley was absent.
Also present were Melissa Moore and Elayne Crystal. I.
Minutes
The minutes of the
February 18, 2004 meeting were read and approved
with changes.
Miss
Simms asked council to add requests for Extended Field Trips to the
agenda under Action Items. Council agreed. II.
Budget
A.
SCIF Miss Simms explained that the superintendent will have a
freeze on spending money from some codes in the School Council
Instructional Fund as of April 1, 2004.
This is to ensure all purchase orders are paid in time to close
the books by the end of the fiscal year. There
was a question about money remaining in several codes.
Miss Simms said some of the money is encumbered; purchase
orders will be posted. We
should be able to carry forward 10% of our original budget as we
have in the past. Ms.
Cleary asked about the $1000 in furniture and fixtures. Miss Simms
explained that it was put in that code to cover any needed large
purchases but could be transferred through a budget transfer approved
by council if needed elsewhere . B.
Budget Transfer In
October, 4th grade classes went to 4-H camp. In order to
have school personnel in each cabin, a retired male teacher agreed to
go. He was to have been paid substitute salary. The budget office
approved this on November 11, 2003 and Judy Boggs approved it November
10, 2003. However, the payment has not been made because SBDM approval
was not indicated on the form. Miss
Simms asked council to approve a $260 budget transfer from regular
instruction to substitute salary to pay the substitute; council had
discussed this before the October trip but had not documented approval
in the minutes. Council
approved by consensus. C.
Miss Simms asked council to approve a budget transfer for a
computer station (from section 0118 to expendable equipment-section
0739). The new station is
due to a medical need of one of our teachers.
Council approved by consensus. D.
Council members agreed that if we had money remaining in the
regular instruction code and tables could be purchased
from this code , Miss Simms should go ahead and place an order for
kidney shaped tables for our special education teachers.
III.
Information Items
A.
Disaggregated Data Council
reviewed and discussed the data. B.
Extended School Services Update Brenda
Smith told council that there are 31 students meeting twice a week
with Bonnie Savage in the ESS Day Waiver Program. There are 35
students in the ESS after-school program. C.
Comprehensive School Improvement Plan Mrs.
Smith presented the draft Comprehensive School Improvement Plan.
Council discussed several changes/clarification.
Mrs. Smith will make these changes and present the plan at a
special called SBDM Meeting on March 24, 2004. IV.
Action Items A.
Policy-Assignment of Staff Time (instructional and
non-instructional) The
draft policy was read and discussed. Miss Simms will discuss areas of
concern with the Budget and Personnel Committee.
Council will consider this the 1st reading and it
will be placed on the April 21 agenda for the 2nd reading. B.
Policy-Curriculum and Instruction Council
read and discussed the draft policy written by the Curriculum and C.
Policy-Budget Miss
Simms asked council to skip this item and bring it up at the end of
the agenda due to the fact that staffing must be addressed at this
meeting because it is due March 26. D.
Policy-Professional Development This
policy will be put on the April 21 agenda. E.
Extended Field Trips The
3rd grade trip to the Newport Aquarium and the 4th
grade trip to
Frankfort were both approved by consensus. V.
Work Session
A.
2004-2005 Staffing Miss
Simms explained the procedure for district allocation of staffing to
schools. Council went over the staffing sheet item by item. After much
discussion, council decided to have PE, music, art, and science as the
discretionary positions. However the decision was not made as to
whether these would be 1.0 or .9 positions. Council decided to trade
in the SAFE aide position and computer lab assistant.
Council staffing priorities include .5 writing teacher, .5
reading teacher, and .8 microcomputer specialist.
There will be further staffing discussion at the March 24
special called meeting. B.
2004-2005 SCIF Budget Miss
Simms distributed copies of the 2004-2005 SCIF Budget to council
members. She reminded them that this is the proposed budget based on
projected enrollment for the 2004-2005 school year.
Adjustments are made by the state based on the second month
average daily attendance. Council
spent the remaining time in the meeting reviewing the Budget Policy. Members
read and discussed the draft policy. Council
will work on the Budget Policy again at the April 21 meeting. Meeting adjourned. AGENDA – APRIL 1.
Policies- Assignment of Staff Time and Curriculum – 2nd
reading 2.
Policies- Use of School Space; PD; Technology Standards 3.
PD budget 4.
Work session – staffing – smaller class application
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