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Work Session & Regular Meeting

Dates: 
Thursday, November 21, 2019 - 5:30pm
 
The Transylvania County Board of Education will hold a work session and regular business meeting on Thursday, November 21, 2019 at the Morris Education Center, 225 Rosenwald Lane, Brevard.  The work session will begin at 5:30 p.m.  The business meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.  The work session and meeting are open to the public.
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

I. Opening of Meeting

Invocation

Pledge of Allegiance

Call to Order

Welcome

 

Groups audience: 
School Board

II. Work Session

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
 
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
X
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The board will hold a work session to discuss the district strategic plan. 
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Strategic Planning.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

III. Business Items

Groups audience: 
School Board

01. Approval of Agenda

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
X
Excellent Educators
 
Information
 
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
A motion is in order to approve or revise the meeting agenda for November 21, 2019. 
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

02. Public Comment

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The board of education, as an elected representative body of the school system, wishes to provide a forum for citizens to express interests and concerns related to the school system.  In order that the board may conduct an order meeting while providing an opportunity for input, individuals or groups may be heard by the board in accordance with policy 2310, Public Participation at Board Meetings, or policy 2300, Board Meetings (subsection D.2).  
  • Each month, the first part of at least one regularly scheduled board meeting will be set aside for citizens to address the board through public comment. 
  • A sign-up sheet will be available 30 minutes before the meeting begins for any individual or group to indicate their desire to address the board. 
  • Each speaker will receive 3 minutes to present comments.  The public comment session will not exceed 30 minutes total except by majority vote of the board.
  • The board chair will recognize speakers in the order in which they signed in.  Substitute speakers will not be permitted and speakers may not donate any portion of their time to another speaker.  If a speaker is unable to present all of his or her information within the specified time limit, the speaker may provide the board with additional information in written form.  If an unusually large number of people requests to speak, a majority of the board may decide to reduce the time for each individual or to require the designation of a spokesperson for each group of persons supporting or opposing the same positions.  At any time, the board may establish additional procedures to ensure that public comment sessions proceed in an efficient and order manner. 
  • Board members will not respond to individuals who address the board except to request clarification of points made by the presenter.
  • Except in cases of emergency, information received during presentations will not be acted upon at the time it is received.  It will take unanimous vote of the board members present to take action on a presentation considered to be of an unusual or emergency nature at the time it is presented.
  • Disruptions by any person or persons of a public meeting will be subject to action in accordance with G.S. 143-318.17. 
  • Complaints about the performance of school personnel, implementation of board policy, the quality of the educational program, or school facilities should be submitted initially for a response to the school system official responsible for the program or facility or to the superintendent.  The superintendent or designee shall make available policy 2310, Public Participation at Board Meetings, and other relevant grievance procedures to any individual or group submitting a complaint.
  • The board may choose to offer a second opportunity for public comment at the end of the meeting.  Sign-ups will not be required for the second public comment opportunity.
  • No solicitations will be allowed during public comment.
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

03. Good News Report

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
X
Action
 
Excellent Educators
X
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
X
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
Brevard High Teams Go to Playoffs
Congratulations to the Brevard High School Blue Devils football team, the Brevard High School Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams, and the Brevard High School Women’s Volleyball team on their conference achievements!  The BHS Lady Devils were undefeated Mountain Six Champions and went on to the regional conference playoffs before being eliminated one game away from the state championship.  The BHS track teams went to the state playoffs on November 9 and earned several individual awards.  The Blue Devils defeated Hendersonville 22-21 on Friday night and will host Chase in this week’s second round of the 2-A state playoffs.  Go Big Blue!    
 
NC State Elementary Honors Chorus
Six student musicians were selected for the 2019 North Carolina State Elementary Honors Chorus Clinic.  Evie Crider, Odin Cleveland, Sophia Purcell, and Wylie Dodson from Brevard Elementary, and Haley Fort and Emma Stevens from Pisgah Forest Elementary traveled with music teachers Sarah Moser (BES) and Carolyn Smith (PFE) to the annual convention of the North Carolina Music Educators Association (NCMEA) in Winston-Salem on November 9-10.  There they performed with over 200 chorus members from across the state in the beautiful Stevens Center at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.  Congratulations to these talented performers and their teachers!  
 
2019 RHS Alumni Hall of Fame
At a special ceremony on October 18, Rosman High School inducted five new candidates into its Alumni Hall of Fame.  Congratulations to the following honorees:
 
Carlos Allen Pangle – Public Service
Dr. Betty Reed – Career Succes
Kirk Dotson – Athletic Success
Doris Owen – Inspirational Experiences
Kim Green – Contributions to RHS
 
Presidential Award for Excellence in Math & Science
Congratulations to Brevard High School teacher Adria Hardy for being honored as a finalist in the North Carolina Presidential Awards for Excellence in Math and Science.  This is the highest honor awarded to a math or science teacher in the state.  Well done, Ms. Hardy!
 
North Carolina Homeless Liaison of the Year
The NC Department of Public Instruction Division for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth recently named Beth Branagan as the Homeless Liaison of the Year for North Carolina.  Congratulations and thanks go to Ms. Branagan for her many accomplishments and all that she does for our most vulnerable population of children. 
 
BES is a “Lowe’s Heroes” School
Congratulations to Brevard Elementary School for being selected as a “Lowe’s Heroes” school for 2019-2020.  Part of this recognition is getting lots of free materials!  The most recent donation to the school included materials to fence the entire track area.  Principal Carrie Norris requested this project to improve safety for students in special needs and K/1 classes.  With the Greenville Highway so close, it is often an area that teachers avoid.  Brevard Elementary School is excited about making its campus more accessible for ALL students. 
 
RHS Seniors Give Back to the Community
On October 15, sixty Rosman High School students and seven adults donated over 400 work hours to bettering their community during the annual Senior Service Day.  About 10 students did a river cleanup project, collecting enough trash and tires that it took three trucks to haul it all to the dump.  HOSA students performed approximately 400 vision screenings for students at RHS, RMS, RES and TCH.  A group worked at TCH painting tiger paws on the driveway and cleaning flower beds and the walking trail.  At RES, student took 5th grade pictures, helped paint their spirit rock, built flower boxes and helped in classrooms.  Students also sorted, organized and purged donations at the Tiger Town Thrift Store.  Organizer Julie Queen tries to find a new group or organization to help each year.  This year, the group that benefited was Ridge Haven Conference Center.  There students helped set up for a fall festival and cleaned up walking trails.  RHS provided each student with a commemorative t-shirt as well as lunch and snacks.  Many thanks to Queen’s Mini Mart and Whitmire Grading for helping fund the event and Headwaters Outfitters for providing the canoes and river guides. 
 
 
For more good news from Transylvania County Schools, please visit us at:
 
Home Page:  www.tcsnc.org ǀ Facebook:  facebook.com/transylvaniaschools
Twitter:  twitter.com/transylvaniasch ǀ Flickr:  flickr.com/tcsnc
Instagram:  Instagram.com/transylvaniaschools ǀ YouTube:  youtube.com/tcsnc
Smartphone App:  Transylvania County Schools on Play Store and iTunes
SoundCloud:  soundcloud.com/transylvaniacountyschools
 
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Good News 11-21-19.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

04. Former Students in the Military

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The board wishes to thank the former students from Brevard High School, Rosman High School, and Davidson River School who are currently serving or have previously served in the U.S. Military.  The attached list of names is recognized at every meeting and read aloud twice a year in recognition of Veterans Day and Memorial Day.  Additional names will be included as they are received.   
 
The board will read aloud the list of military names in recognition of Veterans Day which was November 11, 2019. 
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Military List 11-21-19.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

05. Consent Agenda

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
X
Excellent Educators
X
Information
 
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The following items are submitted for consent approval (see attachments):
  1. Minutes of the August 19, 2019 closed session
  2. Minutes of the October 21, 2019 closed session
  3. Minutes of the October 21, 2019 meeting
  4. Personnel report for November 21, 2019
  5. Non-faculty coaches for winter sports 2019-2020
A motion is in order to approve the consent agenda items.
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Minutes 10-21-19.pdf
PDF icon Non-Faculty Coaches_Winter 2019-2020.pdf
PDF icon Personnel Report 11-21-19.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

06. Request to Name School Facility

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
X
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
X
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The superintendent has received a request to name the Transylvania County Schools Bus Garage in honor of Howard Blinn Hyatt who passed away in September 2019.  Mr. Hyatt was a teacher in Transylvania County Schools for 36 years, and was considered by many former students to be their favorite teacher.  Mr. Hyatt also served as a school bus driver for 33 years, (while teaching and after retirement), coached softball and football, and ran the concession stand for many years.  He served his country in both the U.S. Army and Marines.   
 
Board policy 9300, Naming Facilities, describes the criteria for naming school system facilities (see attached).  The superintendent will make a recommendation to the board.    
 
The board may take action on the request to name the Transylvania County Schools Bus Garage the Howard B. Hyatt School Transportation Center.
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon 9300__Naming Facilities.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

07. Student Growth Data

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
X
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
Missy Ellenberger will give a report on student growth data, including strategies for increasing math rigor and growth scores. 
 
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon BOE Curriculum Update 11-21-19.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

08. Policy: Fall 2019 PLS Updates

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
X
Action
X
Excellent Educators
X
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
X
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The Fall 2019 PLS Updates have been received from NCSBA.  They include three optional new policies (we are recommending only two) and revisions to 42 current policies (we are recommending 41).  Many of the policies have only minor changes or technical revisions such as changes to cross-references, legal citations, web links or typographical errors.  Others have more substantive changes.  Please note the following information about specific updates:
 
  • Policy 7360/8225, Crowdfunding on Behalf of the School System:  This is an optional new policy established to assist the board in controlling crowdfunding on behalf of the school system.  The policy authorizes employees to engage in crowdfunding activities within the limits established by the policy.
 
  • Policy 4334/5035/7345, Use of Unmanned Aircraft (Drones):  This optional new policy authorizes the use of drones on school property and at school sponsored events with prior approval of the superintendent or designee when certain conditions are met.
 
  • Updates to address new record retention requirements:  The following policies have been updated to reflect the General Records Schedule for Local Government Agencies, the new records retention and disposition schedule applicable to LEAs:  policy 4700, Student Records; policy 5070/7350, Public Records – Retention, Release, and Disposition; and policy 5071/7351, Electronically Stored Information Retention.  
 
  • Policy 7410, Teacher Contracts: This policy was updated to address a change in the teacher contract law.  The policy was updated (1) to add a definition of “year” for purposes of determining a teacher’s years of employment by the board, in accordance with a change in law, and (2) to specify that three consecutive years of employment are necessary for eligibility for a multi-year contract.  Alternatively, the board may count years of employment cumulatively, but to do so the board must modify the policy.
 
  • Policy 3620, Extracurricular Activities and Student Organizations:  This policy was updated to address NCHSAA rule changes.  The update adds new provisions regarding transgender student participation and eligibility of home school students for participation.  
 
  • Updates to address CBD products:  The following policies have been updated to address CBD-containing substances:  policy 4325, Drugs and Alcohol (prohibits all substances containing CBD or THC); policy 6125, Administering Medicines to Students (prohibits the administration of CBD- and THC-containing substances, with some exceptions); and policy 7240, Drug-Free and Alcohol-Free Workplace (prohibits all substances containing CBD or THC).  
 
  • Policy 4333, Weapons, Bomb Threats, Terrorist Threats, and Clear Threats to Safety:  This policy was updated to add other forms of prohibited behavior.  The policy now prohibits these additional forms of conduct:  planting fake explosive devices on school property; threatening an act of mass violence; making a false report of an impending act of mass violence; and planting a fake weapon of mass destruction on school property.
 
  • Policy 5210, Distribution and Display of Non-School Material:  Includes new content to address political signs placed on school rights-of-way during designated periods. 
 
  • Policy 7241, Drug and Alcohol Testing of Commercial Motor Vehicle Operators:  This update is necessary to comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations issued in 2016 that have a compliance deadline of January 6, 2020.  The regulations require employers of drivers whose duties require a commercial driver’s license under federal law to conduct queries of the new federal Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse.  While there is no requirement that local boards have a policy in place by that deadline, school districts nevertheless must comply with new federal requirements beginning January 6. 
 
The 43 policies listed below are presented as first-read information.  Approval of the policies will be requested at the next regular meeting.  Dr. Brian Weaver will answer any questions you may have. 
 
A motion is in order to accept the 43 policies listed below as first-read information. 
 
Fall 2019 PLS Updates
(first-read information)
1200
Governing Principle – Student Success
1310/4002
Parental Involvement
1400
Governing Principle – School Initiatives
1500
Governing Principle – Safe, Orderly, and Inviting Environment
1700
Governing Principle – Removal of Barriers
1800
Governing Principle – Stewardship of Resources
2010
Board and Superintendent Relations
2300
Board Meetings
3102
Online Instruction
3225/4312/7320
Technology Responsible Use
3620
Extracurricular Activities and Student Organizations
4040/7310
Staff-Student Relations
4240/7312
Child Abuse – Reports and Investigations
4270/6145
Concussion and Head Injury
4325
Drugs and Alcohol
4333
Weapons, Bomb Threats, Terrorist Threats, and Clear Threats to Safety
4334/5035/7345  NEW
Use of Unmanned Aircraft (Drones)
4400
Attendance
4700
Student Records
5015
School Volunteers
5070/7350
Public Records – Retention, Release, and Disposition
5071/7351
Electronically Stored Information Retention
5210
Distribution and Display of Non-School Material
5220
Collections and Solicitations
6120
Student Health Services
6125
Administering Medicines to Students
6140
Student Wellness
6220
Operation of School Nutrition Services
6230
School Meal and Competitive Foods Standards
6305
Safety and Student Transportation Services
6315
Drivers
6420
Contracts with the Board
7100
Recruitment and Selection of Personnel
7130
Licensure
7240
Drug-Free and Alcohol-Free Workplace
7241
Drug and Alcohol Testing of Commercial Motor Vehicle Operators
7360/8225  NEW
Crowdfunding on Behalf of the School System
7410
Teacher Contracts
7430
Substitute Teachers
7820
Personnel Files
8220
Gifts and Bequests
8340
Insurance
8350
Fixed Assets Inventory
 
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Policy 1200_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 1310-4002_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 1400_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 1500_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 1700_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 1800_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 2010_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 2300_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 3102_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 3225-4312-7320_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 3620_revised 11-18-19.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4040-7310_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4240-7312_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4270-6145_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4325_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4333_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4334-5035-7345_new.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4400_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 4700_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 5015_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 5070-7350_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 5071-7351_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 5210_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 5220_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6120_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6125_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6140_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6220_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6230_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6305_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6315_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 6420_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7100_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7130_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7240_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7241_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7360-8225_new.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7410_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7430_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 7820_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 8220_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 8340_revised.pdf
PDF icon Policy 8350_revised.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

09. Bond Update

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
X
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
Norris Barger will give an update on the progress of the bond construction projects.  Engineers have completed energy consumption data collection and are designing building systems to meet LEED standards.  Initial soil and hazardous materials sampling took place over the holiday weekend.  Architect and CMAR contracts were submitted to the Board of Commissioners in September for approval.  Hopefully, this will take place soon.  Meanwhile, we continue to do as much as we can to move these projects forward. 
 
Conceptual floor plans should be ready on November 18, after which they will be presented to the School Bond Construction Committee and the Board of Education.  Once the board has given its direction, stakeholders will be given opportunities for input on the plans.  Architects will continue developing schematics for the design development phase, during which they will begin drafting and modeling the proposed campuses.  We are also continuing work on the TCS bond website to provide regular updates to the school community and the public.
 
Dr. McDaris will present a resolution exempting certain professional service contracts for the BHS, RHS, and RMS construction project from the RFQ process.
 

A motion is in order to approve the resolution.

 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Resolution for Waiver of RFQ.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

10. FY20 Budget Update

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
Dr. McDaris and Mr. Barger will give an update on the 2019-2020 budget, including state budget activity.  An updated local current expense budget and summary of fund 2 budget changes for FY20 is attached.
 
Things that are settled:
  • Retirement rate increase - 18.86% to 19.70%
  • Health insurance increase - $6,044 to $6,306
  • Step increase for teachers and AP’s – 2.55% average for the first 10 steps (we pay our lowest paid teachers locally)
  • 0% increase for noncertified
Things that are outstanding:
  • COLA increase for all employees
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon FY20 LCE Budget & Fund 2 Summary_11-19-19.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

11. Resolution Urging Remittance of Civil Penalities Withheld from NC Public Schools

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
X
Excellent Educators
 
Information
 
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The North Carolina School Boards Association has been working to formulate a responsible payment option for the unpaid $730 million that the state still owes to NC public schools per a 2008 court judgment regarding civil penalties.  The judge ruled that those funds should have been used exclusively for school technology, but were instead unconstitutionally diverted to other purposes.  The General Assembly plans to reconvene in January 2020.  NCSBA believes this gives the General Assembly time to put a payment plan in place months before they work on the next budget during the short session.  To that end, NCSBA has drafted a resolution for local boards to adopt and send to state legislators. 
 
A motion is in order to approve the attached resolution urging the state to take action to remit civil penalties unconstitutionally withheld from North Carolina’s public schools.
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon Resolution Urging Remittance of Civil Penalties Unconstitutionally Withheld.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

12. Superintendent's Update

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
Dr. McDaris will give an update on current and emerging educational issues.
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

13. Important Dates

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
 
Nov. 27
Annual leave (no students)
 
 
Nov. 28-29
Thanksgiving holidays
 
 
Dec. 2
WORK SESSION
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MEC
Dec. 16
REGULAR MEETING
6:30 p.m.
MEC
Dec. 20
Early dismissal – students
12:00 p.m.
 
Dec. 23–Jan. 2
Christmas break
 
 
Jan. 3
Teacher workday
 
 
Jan. 6
Students return from break
 
 
Jan. 20
MLK Day (teacher workday)
 
 
Jan. 21
Teacher workday
 
 
Jan. 21
REGULAR MEETING
6:30 p.m.
MEC
Jan. 22
Second semester begins
 
 
 
 
                                                                                                 
Groups audience: 
School Board

14. Reports from Training Events

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
North Carolina statute requires board of education members to receive a minimum of 12 hours of professional development training every two years.  Local board policy states that members who attend a professional development activity will provide a report of the event to other board members.  On October 26, Mrs. Wellborn attended the Public School Forum of NC “Color of Education” Summit in Raleigh.  On November 18-20, Mrs. Domokur and Mr. Griffin attended the NCSBA 50th Annual Conference for Board Member Development in Greensboro.  Members will have an opportunity to give reports from these events.   
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

15. Applications for CEU Training Credit

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
X
Excellent Educators
 
Information
 
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
In order for board members to receive CEU credit for non-NCSBA sponsored training activities, local boards must submit an approved application for each event (see attached).  The following applications for non-NCSBA training activities are submitted for review and approval.
 
Member
Activity
Date
Hours
Domokur
UNC School of Government, “Working Together: Counties, Schools Boards and Local Funding”
Oct. 3, 2019
7.0
Wellborn
UNC School of Government, “Working Together: Counties, Schools Boards and Local Funding”
Oct. 3, 2019
7.0
Wellborn
Public School Forum of NC “Color of Education” Summit
Oct. 26, 2019
5.0
 
A motion is in order to approve the applications listed above for non-sponsored CEU credit.
 
Public Attachments: 
PDF icon NCSBA_training_credit_form.pdf
PDF icon Application for Training Credit_10-03-19_DOMOKUR.pdf
PDF icon Application for Training Credit_10-03-19_WELLBORN.pdf
PDF icon Application for Training Credit_10-26-19_WELLBORN.pdf
Groups audience: 
School Board

16. Public Comment

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
The board will provide a second opportunity for public comment. 
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

17. Other Items

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
X
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
 
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
An opportunity will be provided for comments and/or other items from board members.
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

18. Closed Session

 
Strategic Priority
Reason for Consideration
Graduates Prepared for Work, Higher Education and Citizenship
 
Action
 
Excellent Educators
 
Information
 
   Healthy, Safe and Responsible Students
 
Discussion
X
Operations and Support
X
 
 
 
Pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 143-318.11(a)(1), 143-318.11(a)(3), and 115C-319, the board will go into closed session to consult with the board attorney regarding a confidential personnel matter and a legal matter.
 
A motion is in order to go into closed session.
 
 
Groups audience: 
School Board

IV. Adjournment

Groups audience: 
School Board
Source URL: https://aws.nc.transylvania.schoolboard.net/node/5115