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- Live reporting - School Committee 5/26/09
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
School Committee Mtg 05/26/09
This is the collection of live reporting posts from the School Committee meeting of 5/26/09
"very serious fundraising"
Milford Daily News
FRANKLIN —
The Franklin Fourth of July Coalition is seeking the public's help to raise $30,000 for this year's fireworks and parade as well as starter money for next year's celebration.
"In order to keep this tradition alive, it's important that we, as a private group not affiliated with government, get public support," said coalition co-Chairman Michael Walker-Jones.
"This celebration is one of the things that contributes to the quality of life in the Franklin region," he said.
Three major donors the nonprofit organization had been looking to for funds totaling $20,000 are not able to help during the recession, he said.
Read the full article in the Milford Daily News here
"There was no mention"
Milford Daily News
FRANKLIN —
The School Committee last night voted to continue until June 9 its public hearing on the fiscal 2010 budget, wanting to give the public another opportunity to be heard.
School administrators are still waiting to hear from the state about how much local aid and other funding Franklin will receive, said Superintendent Wayne Ogden and Assistant Superintendent Maureen Sabolinski.
To provide the same level of services and teachers as last year, the district needs a budget of $53.8 million, but through reductions in expenses (such as health care premiums, wage freezes for administrators and non-union staff), the district needs $53.29 million, Ogden said.
Administrators expect the district will receive $1.5 million via circuit breaker aid (reimbursement for special education costs), state and federal stimulus funds, what is called "extraordinary relief" for special education costs, and funds for School Choice.
Read the full article in the Milford Daily News here
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Live reporting - New business/Closing
Kelly - The fund raiser for the ECDC, notifications can be found here on Franklin Matters
A big thank you to all the bands for their performance for the Memorial Day parade.
Trahan - to thank the town, it was a wonderful day and a great community effort.
Slight - The cuts in PE/Health, 69% of the kids drink and the first line of defense is activity. Health education is a huge problem..
Ogden - the point is still a string one, it will still be a requirement it but just not as frequently.
Roy - Bob Fahey indicated that the school had participated to a great extent in the fund raising for the monument. We are looking to get them here to recognize their efforts. It might not be until September but Mr Fahey will be here to recognize them.
Motion to go into Executive Session, not to return to public meeting, passed 7-0
A big thank you to all the bands for their performance for the Memorial Day parade.
Trahan - to thank the town, it was a wonderful day and a great community effort.
Slight - The cuts in PE/Health, 69% of the kids drink and the first line of defense is activity. Health education is a huge problem..
Ogden - the point is still a string one, it will still be a requirement it but just not as frequently.
Roy - Bob Fahey indicated that the school had participated to a great extent in the fund raising for the monument. We are looking to get them here to recognize their efforts. It might not be until September but Mr Fahey will be here to recognize them.
Motion to go into Executive Session, not to return to public meeting, passed 7-0
Live reporting - Superintendents report
Preliminary report, shows a possible 10 retirements, four officially have filed the paperwork, the other six have the paperwork but not turned it in yet.
This may give us some flexibility with keeping some staff by using the retirement to avoid a layoff.
This may give us some flexibility with keeping some staff by using the retirement to avoid a layoff.
Live reporting - Action items
4. Action Items
- I recommend to amend the preamble of the existing agreement of the Bi-County Collaborative to include the School Committee of the Town of Walpole, MA. approved 7-0
- I recommend approval of the Parmenter Primary Learning Center field trip to Roger Williams Park, in Providence, RI on June 2, 2009. approved 7-0
- I recommend approval of the 2009-2010 School Committee Meeting Schedule. Amend calendar to July 21st from July 13th approved 7-0
- I recommend approval of the budget transfers as detailed. approved 7-0
- I recommend acceptance of the donation of $5,000.00 to the FHS Science department in memory of Mr. Donald Redpath from the Sanofi Pasteur Company. approved 7-0
- I recommend approval of the request of Peter Light to declare the attached list of additional FHS Library books as surplus. approved 7-0
- I recommend acceptance the following checks for the Franklin High School Scholarships as listed: approved 7-0
1. $500.00 from Alan Guidrey for the Susan E. Guidrey Memorial.
2. $500.00 from Carla & Richard Guidrey for the Susan E. Guidrey Memorial.
3. $500.00 from Philip & Jennifer Guidrey for the Susan E. Guidrey Memorial.
4. $500.00 from Nancy Lovely for the Susan E. Guidrey Memorial.
5. $500.00 from Janet Guidrey for the Susan E. Guidrey Memorial.
6. $5,000.00 from Jessie Lo & Michael Johnson for the Michael N. Johnson Alumni.
- I recommend approval of the RMS Gr. 8 Science field trip to Roger Williams Park Zoo on June 8, 2009 as detailed. approved 7-0
Live reporting - Acceptable Use Policy
The subcommittee will take another crack at this and bring it back
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