Ethical Dilemmas In The Classroom

Good evening. Thank you all for attending Friday’s meeting. Please click here to find the meeting notes. Also, below is a summary of the items discussed:

City Commissioners unanimously approved the initiative brought to the table by Commissioner Maddox during a meeting last week. It is based on a similar program in Lexington, Kentucky.

Annually, there is 1.5 to 1.7 million dollars available for building and site projects. Jerry reviewed the highest rated items across the district, some of which have to be completed because of safety liabilities. The following projects are being considered: boiler update at the administration building; demolition of the pool and roof replacement in two areas at Arborwood South; reconstruct parking lot at Custer 1; roof replacements of D and F wings and finish tuck point masonry at MHS; replace the gym roof at MMS; replace roof shingles at Operations; and replace north parking lot and windows at

I gave you a total of 9 out of 10 on this section. The feedback on this area from the group brought up two points of concern. The first point was that you might want to provide statistics for the proper amount of time required in the lab for students to see improvement. The second point involved including some research information on other schools similar to yours that have implemented the use of an LMS and the positive things that resulted from its implementation. You provided a thorough and detailed description of the multiple aspects required to undertake this project. The inclusion of each of the specific items that are required in building an up-to-date, state-of-the-art, STEAM lab are very well thought out. Using the bulleted points was effective, but you might give some thought to providing this information in tablature format.(just a suggestion) It might help to categorize the items and make them a bit more compartmentalized. Overall, you did a fine job.

Item 4.a. Consent Calendar: Minutes of Regular Board meeting for June 9, 2015. After discussion, there was a motion

However, the college did enroll a large number of students who received Basic Educational Opportunity Grants (BEOG’s). These grants came through a Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) program. The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare determined

APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Supervisor Blettner made a motion to approve the Minutes of the Regular Board of Supervisors Meeting of Thursday, August 6, 2015, seconded by Supervisor Staaf. Motion carried.

In phase one, FSD’s Board of Directors are responsible for addressing the needs of the district, and the necessary facilities needed to meet these needs. The results are compiled in

Motion by Bunkelman; support by Mrs. Pasko to approve the cafeteria painting at Custer II Elementary, Manor Elementary, Waterloo Elementary and Monroe High School by A & A Painting, not to exceed $13,750.00. Cost for this project will be paid from the Food Service Fund.

“The total budget for Fiscal Year 2009 is $3.29 billion. This includes $1.19 billion for General Fund operations and $1.35 billion for operation of the City's Enterprise Fund activities. Another $574 million is budgeted for capital improvement projects across the City.”

The Program Team Co-Director is a position that requires an understanding and passion for equity, inclusion and, even more vital, intersectionality. This understanding leads me to believe this position is a great fit for my skills and proficiencies, particularly in using an intersectional framework within my approach to equity. Additionally, coming from a higher education background, I have a great deal of experience with programming. As I mentioned, I am always working toward being a positive influence on institutional success and one of my personal goals is to have a large-scale impact on every community I am part of. The university environment offers a unique opportunity to work with people at a transitional point in their lives; meaning

As discussed with Bill, DES will increase their loan to $507,000. This will pay for the cost of Performance bond ($60,000) and USDA Fee ($35,000). $348,000 of DES funds will go into construction on the building with the office space and the remaining $69,000 will cover soft cost and working capital.

In response to your request for our team’s Project progress, we are submitting a memo to indicate how our project is proceeding. Included below are five elements to demonstrate how we are working together and our projected completion dates.

Listed as the first action item needing approval at the Sept. 5, Palo Verde Unified School District School Board meeting, was item N.1---Desert Quality, Inc., Proposal for HVAC Units Replacement at Palo Verde High School.

has approved your consulting company’s proposal to conduct a cost system pilot study. Besides showing an