2024 - 2025 Meeting Documents

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3/25/2025 Minutes

3/3/2025 CALLED mEETING mINUTES

• 9:02 Call to Order (Royal)
• 9:05 Discussion Item (Toomer)
  • Charter Dollars Expenditures
    • Ms. Toomer introduced proposal for Pocket Talk. She explained that it is a system to help the ESOL students at Woodland. 
• 9:10 Action Item (Royal)
  • Charter Dollars Expenditure Ratification
    • Pocket Talk: $2,564.88
      • Motion: Uremovich
      • Second: Lora
      • All in Favor: Approved
• 9:13 Discussion Item (Toomer)
  • FY 26 Budget
    • Operating Budget: $10,419,358
    • 63.43% = Staffing Salary
    • Ms. Toomer shared that the enrollment projection for the 25/26 school year is about 794 students. This is a decrease from previous years. Woodland’s projected enrollment has decreased every year since FY22. Woodland currently has 43 K-5 teachers. Woodland is projected to have 31 teachers K- 5 next school year. This incudes an increase in SEC IRR teacher to 10. 8- IRR teachers, 2- Autism Program teachers, and 2- MOID Program teachers. Woodland gains 2.20 for TAG teachers, 5 ESOL teachers, and an addition PK class. Woodland loses its Title 1 status (52% to under 40%) due to FCS redistricting which impacts the FY 26 budget. Woodland will lose about $214,000 in funding due to the redistricting. Woodland can no longer purchase a Registrar or an additional Instructional Para as the previous years. Woodland will maintain the purchases of a 3-5 School Improvement Coach- Literacy and a K-5 School Improvement Coach- Math to support the students and teachers.
• 9:25 Action Item (Royal)
  • Motion to Approve FY 26 Budget
    • Motion: Fernandez
    • Second: Hiles
    • All in Favor: Approved
• 9:27 Action Item 
  • Meeting Adjournment
    • Motion: Hiles
    • Second: Uremovich
    • All in Favor: Approved

2/25/2025 Minutes

• 7:34 Call to Order (Royal)
• 7:35 Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Budget Call Meeting
    • An adjustment was made to the agenda about the budget. There will not be a budget approval discussion because the budget was received late.
• 7:36 Action Item (Royal)
  • Motion to approve February's Meeting Agenda
    • Motion: Lora
    • Second: Uremovich
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:37 Action Item (Hiles)
  • Public Comment
    • No Submissions
    • Ms. Hiles stated we need to find other ways to make sure the community knows about the opinion to submit a public comment. Mr. Cornell asked what the intention for public comment is. Ms. Toomer explained the need to increase public engagement and awareness of the SGC. Mr. Cornell stated he wanted to include things SGC is doing in the PTO newsletter.
• 7:45 Informational Item (Royal)
  • SGC Parent/Teacher Election Updates
    • Ms. Hiles gave an update to the 25/26 SGC elections and how the Outreach and Communication committee will market the elections during this time. Social media, School Marquee, Smores Newsletter and Staff Note Worthy Newsletter.
• 7:46 Discussion Item (Royal)
  • SGC Spring Retreat
    • Mrs. Royal shared the dates for the SGC retreat. North Learning Center- 3/17 (Cornell, Lora, Royal, Uremovich) and South Learning Center- 4/2 (Toomer, Hiles) from 9AM - 1PM.
• 7:54 Informational Item (Hiles)
  • SGC Superintendent Advisory Council Dinner Updates
    • Ms. Hiles updated the committee on things discussed during the dinner. She stated Mr. Looney spoke briefly on the budget for next year, police and ICE activity as it pertains to FCS, and our WES STEM program was mentioned during the dinner.
• 7:57 Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Budget Updates
    • Ms. Toomer shared that all budget information was pushed back due to FCS redistricting and the consolidation of Spaulding Dr ES and Parklane ES. She stated that she received the budget the day before this meeting (2/24/25). She is meeting with the admin team and Ms. Jones this morning and will have more information pertaining to the budget approval to share during a call meeting for next week. Ms. Toomer stated that the budget information she did received shows a significate decrease in Woodland’s budget as it relates to allocations for positions and per pupil amount. Woodland ES currently holds a Title 1 status with having 52% economically disadvantage, as a result of consolidation Woodland drops below 40% which means Woodland loses its Title 1 status and Title 1 funding will not be included in the budget. More information will be provided at a later date during the call meeting next week.
• 8:00 Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Charter Dollar Update
    • Remaining Funds $1,498.40
• 8:01 Action Item (Royal)
  • TAG Tybee Island Snack - $210
    • Motion: Toomer
    • Second: No One
    • All in Favor: Not Approved
  • Student and Staff Attendance Initiative - $245.60
    • Motion: Cornell
    • Second: Royal
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 8:07 Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Principal's Update
    • Teacher of the Year- Anna Hill Support Person of the Year- Ms. Latasha Neal The was a 4-3 vote from the school board to close Parklane ES and Spaulding Dr ES. There will be about 240 students from Spaulding Dr ES coming to Woodland and 252 Woodland students going to Ison Springs. Woodland has had a increase in request for school tours from potential Spaulding ES families. Woodland will host a community event for families who wish to visit Woodland. Ms. Toomer will meet with Ms. Bates today as it relates to bring the communities together. Georgia Climate Survey is currently open. The state of Georgia is looking for parent participation in the Georgia Climate Survey: No: 0% Low: 1 - 50% Medium: 51% - 70% High: Above 71% Woodland’s target is above 51%. This survey is connected to CCRPI. Mr. Cornell purposed the PTO to offer an incentive to increase parent participation.
• 8:18 Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Call Meeting: 3/3/25 at 9:00 am
  • Draft March Meeting Agenda
    • Building community with new family from Spaulding Drive ES
    • Strategic Plan Updates
    • SGC Spring Retreat Update
    • Superintendent Advisory Council Update
    • Public Comment
    • Charter Dollars Proposals
• 8:35 Meeting Adjournment
  • Motion: Hiles
  • Second: Cornell
  • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved

1/28/2025 Minutes

• 7:35 - Call to Order (Royal)
• 7:36 - Action Item (Royal)
  • Motion to approve an amendment to January's Meeting Agenda
    • Motion: Cornell
    • Second: Chartash
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:40 - Action Item (Royal)
  • Motion to approve December's meeting minutes
    • Motion: Lora
    • Second: Hiles
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:41 - Informational Item (Hiles)
  • Public Comment
    • No submissions
• 7:42 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Vote for committee chairs
• 7:43 - Action Item (Royal)
  • Vote for Committee Chair
    • Outreach & Communications Committee nominated Hiles
      • Motion: Royal
      • Second: Cornell
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:44 - Action Item (Royal)
  • Vote for Committee Chair
    • Budget Committee Chair nominated Uremovich
      • Motion: Hiles
      • Second: Royal
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:45 - Informational Item (Hiles)
  • Outreach & Communications Committee Update
    • The Outreach & Communications Committee met on 1/22/25 to discuss the upcoming SGC election plans. The committee decided to do a social media blast. Information about declarations and election will be shared via Friends of Woodland FB page and X. It will also be shared through the weekly Woodland’s Smores report. Ms. Hiles will request a section of the staff’s Note Worthy Newsletter include SGC’s elections. Woodland has received posters, flyers, and other marketing material from central office.
• 7:48 - Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Budget / Allocations Update
    • School’s budget development is based on enrollment, non-personnel, and personnel. Budget has not been released for the 25/26 school year because it is contingent on projected enrollment numbers. Ms. Toomer will receive an update and know about allocations during her 2/13/25 meeting. Fulton County Schools provide a K-5 Literacy coach and data clerk. Ms. Sapp is currently in that position and is assigned to K-2 grade levels. There are several positions that are purchased through the school’s budget, 3-5 literacy coach (Ms. Neal), K-5 Math coach (Ms. Widis), Science teacher (Ms. Sackellares), and a registrar. Charter Dollars are separate from the schools budget. Ms. Toomer and Ms. Jones meet weekly to review current budget allocations.
• 7:59 - Informational Item (Uremovich)
  • Strategic Plan Monitoring Updates
    • Enhance Performance for All Students: iReady MOY data
    • EOY Goal: Increase GA Milestones scoring by 5%
    • Woodland monitors this goal through unit assessments and iReady data. Based on iReady data Woodland is trending to be close to the end of the year goals in most areas for all grades. Mr. Cornell asked about the impact the pandemic had on learning. Ms. Hill explained that the gap is closing compared to when the students returned after the pandemic.
• 8:15 - Informational Item (Uremovich)
  • Strategic Plan Monitoring Updates (continued)
    • Prioritize Safety and Operational Efficiency: Student Discipline
      • Goal: Decrease office referrals by 15%
      • March through May referrals typically increase. Seeing positive results from restorative practices and having a check-in system.
    • Strengthen Employee Engagement: Staff Attendance
      • Goal: Decrease staff absences by 20% each month 
      • This goal is currently hard to maintain. Woodland’s data shows a greater number of staff members with perfect attendance than absences last month. The data reflects more on the length of staff absences than the number of staff that are absent. Woodland has experiences lots of extreme circumstances during this time with staff attendance. Student attendance decreased during this time because of our local weather conditions.
• 8:21 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Charter Dollar Update
    • Remaining Funds: $19,260
• 8:25 - Action Item (Royal)
  • Charter Proposals
    • Field Day shirts for students: $7,500
      • Motion: Lora
      • Second: Uremovich
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
    • STEM Lab Inventory refresh: $7,541
      • Motion: Cornell
      • Second: Chartash
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 8:28 - Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Principal's Update
    • Current enrollment 823 students. Woodland is preparing for the GA Milestones testing for grades 3-5. ACCESS testing is currently underway for our 184 ESOL students. 
• 8:29 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Draft Feb 25th Meeting agenda
    • Budget approval
    • Update on SGC Elections
    • Advisory Council Committee update
    • Public Comment
  • Mr. Cornell shared information about 2 upcoming board meetings that are about redistricting and are open to the public on 2/11 and 2/20. Board members are available via email to address any concerns. 
• 8:35 - Action Item
  • Meeting Adjournment
    • Motion: Hiles
    • Second: Uremovich
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved

12/3/2024 Minutes

• 7:39 - Call to Order (Royal)
• 7:40 - Action Item 
  • Motion to approve December's meeting agenda
    • Motion: Toomer
    • Second: Cornell
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:43 - Action Item
  • Motion to approved November's meeting minutes
    • Motion: Hiles
    • Second: Toomer
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:44 - Public Comment (Hiles)
  • No Submissions
  • Public comment form link was included in the Smores weekly newsletter and on Woodland's SGC website
• 7:46 - Action Item (Toomer)
  • Value Added Flexibility Submission Form
    • Motion: Uremovich
    • Second: Royal
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:47 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • SGC Committees - spring meeting schedule
    • Budget committee will meet January 21, 2025, at 8:00 am 
    • Outreach & Communications committee meeting is TBD for January 2025
• 7:53 - Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Sparkle Village Updates
    • Ms. Toomer updated the council that 6 visitors scanned the QR code to show they visited the WES Sparkle Village house.
    • Sparkle Village will continue to be promoted via the weekly Smore newsletter.
• 7:57 - Informational Item (Uremovich)
  • Strategic Plan Goal monitoring update
    • Prioritize safety and operation
      • Discipline data updated (Discipline Dashboard)
      • To minimize suspension administration uses restorative practices & supportive measures and interventions over OSS/ISS when possible but it does cause a strain on staff & sometimes students. Suspension is still used for based on the Code of Conduct.
      • In lieu ISS, administration is utilizing a 3hr time out in the front office instead of the whole day to ensure that students still participate in instruction whenever possible.
      • In lieu ISS, administration is utilizing a 3hr time out in the front office instead of the whole day to ensure that students still participate in instruction whenever possible.
    • Attendance
      • Staff absences have increased for Oct/Nov compared to last year.
      • Student tardies have decreased compared to this time last year.
• 8:10 - Informational Item (Uremovich)
  • Staff Morale survey review
    • Mrs. Uremovich shared staff morale survey results. The survey identified 3 areas of concern - lesson plans, PLCs, staff morale.
    • Mr. Cornell asked for a breakdown of what SSS and PLC mean. Mrs. Uremovich explained that SSS stands for Student Success Skills meeting and PLCs stand for Professional Learning Community meeting. Ms. Toomer explained that SSS was started in FCS when we were returning from the pandemic to help with the student social emotional learning.
• 8:23 - Informational Item (Uremovich)
  • Staff Morale survey action plan
    • Mrs. Uremovich explained the survey revealed areas of concern, the teacher leaders from each grade level team and one other team member were brought together to create action plans based on the 3 areas of focus. The team used a 5 Whys Protocol to identify the root cause of each concern.
    • Mrs. Loff (Staff Morale Team) explained that the highest area of need was staff morale.
    • The Staff Morale team created an action plan that consist of hosting a Staff BASH for the beginning, middle, and end of the year involving Sandy Springs Education Force and PTO. Also start community building PLCs that would meet once a month to help foster community among the staff. The PLCs would be once a month hosted by teachers that staff can choose to hang out and have fun with each other. Rooms such as scrapbooking room, diamond art room, Zumba room, meditation room, karaoke room, board game room, and circuit rooms to start.
• 8:33 - Action Item
  • Charter Dollar Expenditure Proposals
    • Proposal: Staff Morale Staff Bash & Community Building PLCs - $2,500
      • Motion: Cornell
      • Second: Hill
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 8:41 - Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Principal's Update
    • Reviewed Staff Attendance
    • Discipline
    • Middle of Year (MOY) testing is currently underway
• 8:45 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Draft January's Agenda
    • Public Comment 2-3 minutes
    • Budget updates
    • Outreach & Communications Committee
    • Strategic Plan monitoring updates
    • Principal updates
    • i-Ready data
    • Charter fund update
    • Charter fund proposals
  • Mr. Cornell stated a reminder of the Advisory Council Meeting on 1/28/2025, from 6:00 - 8:00 pm. 
• 8:51 - Action Item 
  • Meeting Adjournment
    • Motion: Toomer
    • Second: Hiles
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved

11/19/2024 - Minutes

• 7:33 - Call to Order (Royal)
• 7:35 - Action Item
  • Approve November's Meeting Agenda
    • Motion: Fernandez
    • Second: Cornell
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:37 - Action Item
  • Approve October's Meeting Minutes
    • Motion: Chartash
    • Second: Hill
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• 7:40 - Informational Item (Cornell)
  • Superintendent Advisory Update
• 7:47 - Discussion Item (Chartash/Cornell)
  • Sparkle Village House Update (Nov - Jan)
• 7:50 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • SGC Community Engagement
    • Mistletoe & Merriment
    • Sparkle Parade Info
    • Ice Skating Event
    • Smores Newsletter Section
    • Increase school staff engagement with community events
• 7:55 - Discussion Item (Hiles)
  • Public Comment
    • Ms. Hiles stated that there will be a link for public comment submissions added to the Smores newsletter. 
    • Mr. Cornell asked for public comment clarification. 
    • Ms. Toomer explained that our meetings are open for public comment where people can raise concerns or given comments for the SGC to review. 
• 7:57 - Information Item (Toomer)
  • Value Added Flexibility
    • FCS is moving back to some Value Added Flexibility processes that existed years ago.
    • FCS has looked at districts provided programs and school-based programs.
    • FCS district-based programs examples are IB or AVID whereas a school-based programs would be STEM, STEAM, or ARTs.
    • Woodland's STEM program is a credential school-based program that needs to be approved by the state of Georgia.
    • Ms. Toomer stated that she has submitted the required information to the state and was approved.
    • FCS is looking to better allocate district resources.
• 8:10 - Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Strategic Action Plan Progress Monitoring 
    • Woodland is showing improvements with unit assessments. 
• 8:13 - Informational Item (Uremovich)
  • Teacher attendance incentive items reviewed.
• 8:21 - Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Principal's Update
    • Woodland received PBIS Distinguished School recognition for the 2nd year in a row now. 
      • Staff received new WES T-shirt and pom-poms.
      • Students received Panera coupons. 
• 8:25 - Discussion Item (Royal)
  • Draft December's Agenda
    • Charter Dollars Expenditure Proposals ($23,960 remaining)
    • Staff Morale Survey and action plan
    • Public Comment 2-3 min
    • Review Attendance Staff & Student
    • Review Discipline Trends
    • Vote of Value Added Flexibility Programming
    • Principal Updates
    • Committee Spring Meetings
      • Outreach & Community - discuss plan to meet for spring parent/teacher election
      • Budget & Finance - plan annual budget
    • Sparkle Village visits update
    • Strategic Monitoring update
• 8:30 - Action Item
  • Meeting Adjournment
    • Motion: Royal
    • Second: Hiles
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved

10/29/2024 - Minutes

• 7:37 - Call to Order (Royal)
• Action Item
  • Proposed Amendment to October's Meeting Minutes
    • Add Discussion Item: Debrief from Superintendent Parent Advisory Council
      • Motion: Uremovich
      • Second: Lora
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Action Item
  • Proposed Amendment to September's Meeting Minutes
    • Expand the statement, "Woodland is on a heightened level of security" to include "All schools are on a heightened level of security due to recent events."
      • Motion:  Cornell
      • Second: Toomer
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Action Item
  • Approve September's Minutes with Correction
    • Motion: Toomer
    • Second: Cornell
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Discussion Items (Royal)
  • Review SGC website audit results
• Discussion Items (Hiles)
  • Cross Council meeting debrief
    • FCS Strategic Plan reviewed
    • Strategic Action Plan explained
    • Increase SGC community engagement ideas
• Discussion Item (Cornell)
  • Superintendent Parent Advisory Council meeting debrief
    • New online monitoring tool for FCS, Linewize Monitoring, will roll out 11/1/2024
    • Family Matters Night: 11/13 at Mimosa ES; 11/14 at Gullatt ES
    • Lisa Pizzuto and the focus on MS Literacy
    • CTAE Expansion
    • Virtual learning grew by 12% resulting in 60 new teachers being hired
• Discussion Item (Uremovich)
  • Student and staff attendance review
• Informational Item (Royal)
  • Strategic Plan goal review
• Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Strategic Action Plan Review
    • Due 11/1/2024
    • Review of each Strategic Plan goal
    • School district strategic action monitoring metrics
    • Explained how our Strategic Plan goals will be progress monitored
      • Mr. Cornell wanted clarification on why SEC students' improvement goal was 10% compared to the increase in overall student improvement of 5%. 
      • Ms. Uremovich explained the difference between proficient level for all students and developing levels for SEC students. 
• Action Item (Toomer)
  • Approval of Strategic Plan
    • Motion: Hiles
    • Second: Lora
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Action Item
  • Charter Dollars Expenditure Proposals
    • Proposal - Student and Staff Attendance Incentives (Uremovich) $2,200
    • Motion: Toomer
    • Second: Hill
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Action Item
  • Sparkle Village (Chartash)
    • $300 for WES House in Sparkle Village from Nov - Dec 2024
    • Motion: Hiles
    • Second: Lora
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Informational Item (Toomer)
  • Principal's Update
    • Strategic Action Plan
• Discussion Item (Royal)
  • November's Meeting Date
    • Date 11/19 @ 7:30am
• Discussion Item (Royal)
  • 11/14 November's Superintendent Parent Advisory Council meeting
  • How to increase SGC's community engagement
  • Community involvement with public comment
  • Smores newsletter with SGC section
• Action Item (Royal)
  • Motion: Cornell
  • Second: Uremovich
  • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved

9/24/2024 - Minutes

• 7:34 - Call to Order (Royal)
• Action Item (Royal)
  • Approve Agenda
    • Motion: Royal
    • Second: Hiles
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
  • Proposed Amendment to August's Meeting Minutes
    • Motion: Royal
    • Second: Chartash
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
  • Approve August Minutes
    • Motion: Royal
    • Second: Cornell
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
  • Change in Chair Person
    • Motion: Royal
    • Second: Hiles
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Discussion Items (Royal)
  • SGC Council Development Opportunities
  • New Member Onboarding Cross Council meeting
  • Determine SY24-25 Council Norms
  • Review 2024 Council Self-Assessment
• Informational Items (Toomer)
  • Public comment explained to the council
  • Strategic Action Planning
    • New process and format from FCS
    • Six Goals
    • Mrs. Royal asked for clarification on deepen community connection
    • Ms. Toomer explained
• Discussion Items (Royal)
  • Creating SGC Strategic Goals Initiatives
    • Ms. Uremovich suggested a focus on deepening community connection and employee engagement. 
    • Ms. Hiles agreed.
    • Ms. Royal suggested deepening community connection and ensure impactful programming.
    • Mr. Cornell suggested enhancing performance for all students and deepen community. 
    • Ms. Toomer and Ms. Hill agreed with Mr. Cornell. 
• Discussion Item
  • Summary of WES SGC Initiatives (Royal)
    • Deepen Community Connections
    • Strengthen Employee Engagement
    • Ensure Impactful Programming Enhance
    • Performance for All Students
• Action Item
  • SGC Strategic Initiatives (Royal)
    • Improve Student Performance and Impactful Programming
    • Deepening Community Connection
    • Strengthening Employee Engagement
    • Motion: Royal
    • Second: Hill
    • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Informational Item
  • Principal’s Update (Toomer)
    • Current enrollment: 863
    • Enrollment updates were discussed and the impact that under enrollment has had on teacher and staffing allocations at Woodland.
    • In light of recent events that have elevated concerns about safety in educational environments, Woodland Elementary School, like many other schools, is on a heighten level of security.
• Action Items
  • Charter Dollars Expenditure Proposals (Royal)
    • WES P.R.I.D.E House System funding (Hiles)- $7,500
      • Motion: Cornell
      • Second: Voshell
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
    • Proposal- Buses for Field Trip (Toomer)- $8,000
    • Proposal- Generation Genius (Toomer)- $2,331 - 2 yr subscription for all teachers
      • Motion: Uremovich
      • Second: Chartash
      • All in Favor: Unanimously Approved
• Discussion Item
  • Draft next meeting’s agenda (All members)
    • Strategic Plan Approval Review
    • SGC website for compliance
    • Student and Staff Attendance review
    • SGC Council Initiatives
    • Principal Updates
    • Debrief Cross Council meeting
    • Charter Dollar proposals 8:45 AM
• Discussion Item
  • Cross Council & SGC Parent/Community Meetings (Royal)
    • Ms. Hiles will attend October’s Cross Council Meeting.
    • Mr. Cornell will attend the SGC Parent/Community meetings and Mrs. Chartash will serve as back up.
• Adjournment (Royal)

8/28/2024 - Minutes

• 7:36 AM - Call to Order (Toomer)
• Action Item
  • Committee reviewed and approved the August agenda
  • Committee reviewed the May minutes and approved
• Action Item
  • Nominations were open for Chair and SGC Roles
    • Chair: Hill
    • Vice Chair: Lora
    • Parliamentarian: Hiles
    • Budget and Finance: Royal, Toomer, Uremovich
    • Communication and Outreach: Cornell, Hill, Lora
    • Principal Selection: Fernandez, Chartash, Hiles
• Discussion Items
  • Meeting Dates: Last Tuesday of the month, SGC team will adjust during school closings/holidays
• Informational Item
  • Principal's Update
    • Enrollment updates were discussed and impacts that under enrollment has had on teacher and staffing allocations
    • New assistant principal has been hired - Adams
    • Completed diagnostic assessments
    • 8/29 Zone instructional walk: discussed what happens during the walks and the collaboration process
    • WES has made progress, number of visits reduced
    • GMAS results reviewed and discussed
    • FCS strategic pan reviewed - new plan will roll out Jan 2025 / Values: Teamwork, accountability, integrity
    • SGC will discuss strategic plan in Oct