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BOARD
BRIEFS
The Fairview Board of School Directors held
its regular public meeting on March 22, 2004,
and took action on the following matters:
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Accepted the minutes of the February 23, 2004, public board meeting
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Approved the bills payable and payroll through
March 18, 2004
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Approved the Treasurer’s Report for February,
2004
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Approved the Honor Code Ethics Statement and to
direct the administration to revise existing board policies on
plagiarism, student conduct, and the Board Code of Conduct, or
any other board policies necessary for consistency with the
Ethics Statement. Such
policy revisions should be presented to the board so they may be
considered and approved for the start of the 2004/2005 school
year.
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Approved the Amended Regional Choice Initiative
Agreement as contained in the board packets.
Further, that the board delegate authority to the
superintendent to approve or disapprove any revisions to the
Amended Regional Choice Initiative Agreement as may be proposed
by the boards of school directors of the school districts of
Erie County. Finally,
that the board authorize the board president and the board
secretary to execute the Regional Choice Initiative Agreement as
finally revised and approved by the participating county school
districts.
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Approved the administration to request permission
from the PA Dept. of Education to establish the following Act 80
days: 11/8/04 and
2/18/05 for technology training for staff and to approve the
school calendar for the 2004/2005 school year.
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A motion was made to remove the gates and posts at
the entrance to the Fairview Middle School.
The motion failed. The
gates and posts will remain.
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Approved the 8th grade class to go to
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on September 9, 2004, to visit the CN
Tower and attend the performance of “Cirque du Soleil” as
part of the Adopt-an-Artist program.
The trip will be at no cost to the district.
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Approved and authorized the administration to
develop an all-day kindergarten option to be offered as an
alternative to the half-day kindergarten program currently
available in the district and implemented beginning with
students enrolling in kindergarten for the 2004/2005 school
year.
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Approved change order P-9, which is an add-on of
$636 on the contract for the additions and alterations at the
high school with Scobell Co., Inc. to furnish all labor and
material necessary to install a spool piece in lieu of a
backflow preventer and also for change order G-6, which is an
add-on of $1,450 on the contract with the Hudson Group for
additions and alterations to the Fairview Middle School to
furnish all labor and material necessary to remove the remaining
80 l.f. of fascia system, modify and prepare new fascia
extender, install .050 aluminum fascia extender and cleat (with
color to match the existing) and reinstall existing gravel stop
and splice plates.
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Approved to sanction the use of facilities and
grounds by coaches and volunteers for the purpose of providing
open practice time for the team members and/or students of the
Fairview School District participating in non-district sponsored
programs.
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Approved the following facility use requests:
(1) for 7th grade basketball, (2) 8th
grade boys’ basketball, (3) Erie Youth Soccer Association, (4)
Performance Learning Systems, (5) Erie Saints Basketball, (6)
Misery Bay Sports Car Club of America and amended the agenda to
include (7) for 4th grade basketball
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Approved that the substitute teacher rate remain
the same for 2004/2005 at $75 per day.
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Approved to grant the Fairview Advantage Charter
School an additional 45 day extension to conduct a public
hearing. Such
public hearing shall be scheduled on or before May 13, 2004.
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Approved the personnel matters as listed in the
Board Attachment Book . Also
included in the Attachment Book are the list of “kudos” as
well as board remarks and president’s remarks.
Please note that the district’s policies
are located on the district website.
All materials are available for public
viewing at the Central Administration Office in the board agenda
backup materials book.
If anyone wishes more information on the
items mentioned above, or wishes to speak at a board meeting,
please call the Board Secretary at 474-2600, ext. 6211.
The
public is invited to attend all meetings.
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