Board Meetings
May the public comment?
Public comments on issues related to agenda and non-agenda items are invited at the beginning of each board meeting. If citizens want to address the Board, we ask you to sign in at the table located near the entrance to the meeting room by the start of the meeting. The Board requests that comments be limited to three minutes. Per Board Policy 2:230, based on the number of individuals signed up to speak, the time allocated for each person to speak may be shortened to two minutes to provide the maximum number of people an opportunity to speak. While the Board appreciates all questions and comments, it is not prepared to respond to them at the meeting.
Who plans the meetings?
The superintendent and board president plan the meeting agenda at least one week before the meeting. Documents pertaining to items on the agenda, along with information and recommendations from the superintendent, are delivered electronically to Board Members several days before the meeting. This procedure gives members the necessary time to review agenda items and come to the meeting prepared to conduct District business. All non-confidential materials are available to the public through the web site under the Electronic School Board tab.
Who attends the meetings?
The Superintendent sits at the Board table during the meeting to advise and assist the Board. Other resource people who normally attend the meetings are the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, the Assistant Superintendent for Student Services, the Assistant Superintendent for Business Operations, the Assistant Superintendent of Operations, the Executive Director of Technology, the Director of Community Engagement & Communications, and the Secretary to the Superintendent.
Last Modified on January 12, 2023