School Board Public Hearing on the Proposed School Tax, District Reorganization, May 9
2018-19 School Support Tax Hearing May 9, 7:25 PM
On Wednesday, May 9 following a 6 p.m. Closed Session, the School Board’s Regular Session will begin at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall 120 Vista Avenue. The public is invited to attend. The meeting will be broadcast live on Channel 27 and from the City website under videos. AGENDA
At approximately 7:25 pm the School Board will conduct a Public Hearing on the proposed levy of the School Support Tax, Measure A for 2018-19.
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– The Board is requested to approve the following revised Board Policies and Administrative Regulations:
Attachments:
A.BP-AR 1312.3 – Uniform Complaint Procedure
B.BP 1313 – Civility and Protections from Inappropriate Behavior
C.BP-AR 3515 School Safety – Campus Security
D.BP-AR 4030 – Non Discrimination in Employment
E.BP-AR 4119.11 – Sexual Harassment – Employee Version
F.BP -E 4119.21 Professional Standards
J.BP-AR 5141.4 – Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Procedures
K.BP-AR 5144.l – Suspension and Expulsion Due Process
L.AR 5144.2 Suspension and Expulsion Due Process – Students with Disabilities
M.BP-AR 5145.3 – Non-Discrimination -Harassment
N.BP-AR 5145.7 – Sexual Harassment
O.BP 5145.9 – Hate Motivated Behavior
P.BP-AR 6142.12 Healthy Relationships/Sexual Violence Prevention
VIII.A. District Reorganization
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Superintendent Booker:
With the 2017-18 school year coming to a close, PUSD is losing three incredible administrators who have served students, teachers and staff, and families for many years. The contributions of these fine administrators are far-reaching. Mr. Michael Brady will enjoy a well-deserved retirement. He has served the District for the past 15 years in a variety of roles: MHS Principal, Assistant Superintendent of Business Services, Director of Facilities, Adult Education Director, Director of Alternative Education (including oversight of the Wellness Center), H1 Bond Program Manager, and most recently supporting Special Education. He will be dearly missed. His focus on students and the overall operations of the district is unparalleled.
Ms. Julie Valdez will take a yearlong leave of absence. She has served the District for the past 11 years as both the Beach Elementary School Principal and the Director of Special Education. She has been an integral member of the administrative team, providing extensive insight into the needs of elementary students and leading a complex and demanding SPED program. Her compassion and empathy for students will be hard to replace for 2018-2019.
Ms. Song Chin-Bendib will begin the 2018-19 school year as the Assistant Superintendent of Business Services in the Pacific Grove Unified School District. She has served the District for the past 4 years as both the Chief Business Official and the Assistant Superintendent of Business Services. She has been incredible in keeping our finances in order during a tumultuous time in state funding. I’m appreciative of the systems she introduced and the keen oversight of our budget and operations.
Following any staff change there is a period of transition and, given the depth of experience and range of responsibilities of these three individuals, this transition will be especially challenging. Nonetheless, the District is working to ensure that these changes are facilitated as smoothly as possible.
See entire agenda HERE.
Editors Note: The Piedmont Unified School District’s online agenda format requires readers to download staff reports prior to reading them, which is different from PCA’s usual method of providing staff reports to readers.
