S.A.C. Meeting
March 22, 2004
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Dr.
Dettman discussed timeline for 2004-2005 budget: Received budget March 12, 2004 and it is Due
April 8, 2004
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Vacancy
and surplus list posted/published April 26, 2004 – April 30, 2004.
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Last page
of packet is the only page that had changes – Keep all current staffing + the addition for the following
positions: Position for scheduling and
testing, O. T. for registrars/bookkeepers, data coach, 3 security aides vs. 2
and a literacy coach.
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Discussed
part A allocations “Centrally Allocated Assigned
Positions” (does not include custodial or dietary). The following was discussed because these
positions came from referendum dollars:
Literacy coach, guidance counselor, data coach and testing/scheduling.
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Discussed
class size reduction amendment and the fact that the gifted supplement
program came from referendum dollars as well as the E.S.O.L.
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Discussed
specific school general fund appropriation budget policies.
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Discussed
flexible personnel allocation general fund staff $2,795,614.
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Discussed
E.S.O.L. support allocation.
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Discussed
school enrollment forecast through 2007-2008.
SMS will be getting 82 students from the school of choice program: 9 - 8th graders, 7- 7th
graders and 66 - 6th graders with 23 - 6th graders on a waiting
list. SMS had no one requesting to
leave.
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Discussed
job description for literacy coach.
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Discussed
budget worksheet 2004-2005 teacher/teams etc.
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Discussed
the need to have a second multi-grade team to meet the requirement of 25
students per teacher (4 teacher team).
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Discussed
what would happen if we didn’t have enough interest in an additional multi-age
team. It was shared with everyone that
this has never been a problem in the past and that we have many students coming
to us via school of choice.
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It was
shared with the group that SMS will be adding 10 new portables to handle
student growth. Will not include covered
walkways.
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Discussed
decreasing E.S.O.L. teacher and going with an aide.
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Discussed
the possibility of a horticulture program for hands-on work with a finished
product. A program that grows over the
years. SMS has a $5,000 grant from the
department of health. The students were
asked if this was something that they would be interested in. At first they said no but then they started
designing the course and it became much more interesting to all of them. We have asked them to be a part of designing
the class. It will include living
animals involved, botany, coastal environment, biology etc. Not lawn work.
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Motion
was made to accept Horticulture as the new expo it was seconded and passed.
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Character
Dev. Agreed to continue.
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Adding
E.S.O.L. aides offset by not having teacher voted and agreed upon.
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Total
positions 111
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S.A.C.
voted and approved budget for 2004-2005.
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Motion
was made to adjourn and it was seconded and agreed.