Clifton Public Schools public meetings in 2020

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will vote on a Memorandum of Agreement with the Clifton Health Department for mass COVID-19 drive-through vaccination clinics. The board also considers first readings of policies including remote board meetings during emergencies, a water infrastructure grant application, and out-of-district placements for two students costing $85,400 and $92,494 per year. The meeting opens with executive session on contract matters.

• Approval of MOA with Clifton Health Department for mass COVID-19 drive-through vaccination clinics
• First reading of policy 0164.6 for remote public board meetings during a declared emergency
• Out-of-district placement: pupil at Union Street School, Hackensack, tuition $85,400/year
• Out-of-district placement: pupil at Children's Therapy Center Fair Lawn, tuition $92,494/year
• Application for Water Infrastructure Improvement Grant (amount to be determined by NJ DOE)

The Board of Education approved the minutes from several October and November 2020 meetings. The session included a presentation on student safety and anti-bullying data from the 2019-2020 school year. No new policies were adopted during the meeting.

• Approved Executive Meeting #1 and #2 minutes from October 15, 2020 (8-0)
• Approved Regular and Executive Meeting minutes from November 12, 2020 (8-0)
• Approved motion to convene in Executive Session to discuss contract matters (8-0)

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will consider several action items including the second reading of ten policies, acceptance of a $499,833 federal grant, and approval of a $97,433 partnership with the Boys & Girls Club for afterschool programs. The board will also vote on personnel resignations, retirements, and leaves of absence, as well as out-of-district placements for special education students with tuition costs up to $88,685. A district coronavirus update and anti-bullying report will be presented.

• Second reading and adoption of 10 policies covering administration, athletics, gifted students, seizure action plans, and school security
• Acceptance of 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Grant for $499,833
• Memorandum of agreement with Boys & Girls Club for 'Minds in Motion' program at Schools #12 and #17 for $97,433
• Out-of-district placements for two students: Windsor Learning Center ($67,620/yr) and North Jersey Elks Developmental Disabilities Agency ($88,685/yr)
• Resignations and retirements of multiple staff, including teachers, aides, and bus drivers

The Board of Education adopted 11 district policies and accepted a $499,833 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Grant. It also approved a $97,433.20 agreement with the Boys & Girls Club for the 'Minds in Motion' program. Personnel changes including resignations and retirements were approved.

• Adopted 11 policies including School District Security and Emergency and Crisis Situations
• Approved $499,833 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Grant
• Approved $97,433.20 agreement with Boys & Girls Club for 'Minds in Motion' program
• Approved acceptance of 3 tuition students from Passaic and Paterson
• Approved out-of-district placements for two pupils totaling $156,305.10 in tuition
• Approved resignations of Sara Bishop, Demi Masterson, Margarita Rodriguez, and Justin Swisher
• Approved retirements of Linda Kaulfers, Peggy Lacz, Richard Lambert, Lori Pletenik, and Kathleen Rooney
• Adopted October 15, 2020 meeting minutes

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will consider approving a School Security Grant of $586,932 for Alyssa's Law compliance, along with a partnership agreement with Berkeley College and the acceptance of out-of-district tuition students. The meeting also includes first readings of several policies on topics such as administrative contracts, athletic competition, gifted and talented students, and school security.

• Application for School Security Grant (Alyssa's Law Compliance) for $586,932
• Corporate Learning Partnership Program Agreement with Berkeley College
• Acceptance of tuition students from Paterson and Hawthorne at per diem rates up to $79.78
• First reading of policies including Administrative Employment Contracts, Athletic Competition, Gifted and Talented Students, School District Security, and others
• Recognition of Megan Graziano as 2020-2021 Passaic County Teacher of the Year

The Board of Education approved an application for School Security Grant funds and a partnership agreement with Berkeley College. The Board also accepted the September 2020 attendance report and approved the admission of five tuition students from Paterson and Hawthorne.

• Approved application for School Security Grant (Alyssa's Law Compliance) of $586,932.00
• Approved Corporate Learning Partnership Program Agreement with Berkeley College
• Accepted attendance report for month ending September 30, 2020
• Approved acceptance of 4 tuition students from Paterson and 1 from Hawthorne
• Adopted Regular and Executive Meeting minutes from October 1, 2020

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education voted to adopt a reopening plan that returns students to in-person instruction starting October 12, 2020, following a hybrid schedule approved in August. The board also approved personnel actions including resignations and leaves, a policy on restart and recovery, and a tuition student from Passaic.

• 6-3 vote approving Clifton Public Schools Reopening Plan for hybrid in-person instruction beginning Oct 12
• Adoption of Policy 1648 Restart and Recovery Plan (second reading)
• Approval of Janina Kusielewicz as alternate to Northern Regional Educational Commission
• Acceptance of a tuition student from Passaic at $79.78 per diem
• Approval of multiple employee resignations and leaves of absence

The Board approved the return to in-person instruction starting October 12, 2020, using hybrid schedules. Students who chose the remote option will remain remote. The plan includes mandatory daily health questionnaires, temperature checks, and mask-wearing.

• Approved return to in-person instruction on October 12, 2020
• Adopted Regular Meeting minutes from September 17, 2020
• Adopted Executive Meeting minutes from September 17, 2020
• Approved Resolution EA-10/1/20-1 (6-3)

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will vote on adopting policies for the 2020-2021 school year, including a Restart and Recovery Plan and a full-time remote instruction policy. They will also consider a resolution urging the state to restore funding for the School Based Youth Services Program and revise the school calendar. The board will approve a change to virtual board meetings, allowing board members to meet in person while the public participates virtually.

• Adoption of Policy 1648.03 Restart and Recovery - Full-Time Remote Instruction
• Resolution urging continued state funding for the School Based Youth Services Program (SBYSP)
• Revision to the 2020-2021 school calendar, moving Elementary Back-to-School Night to September 30, 2020
• Approval of virtual board meeting format: board members in-person, public via Zoom and YouTube
• Approval of District Goals for the 2020-2021 school year

The Board of Education adopted policies for full-time remote instruction and student discipline. It also revised the 2020-2021 school calendar and passed a resolution urging the state to maintain funding for the School Based Youth Services Program.

• Adopted Policy 1648.03 Restart and Recovery – Full-Time Remote Instruction (M)
• Adopted Policy 5600 Student Discipline/Code of Conduct (M)
• Rescheduled Elementary Back-to-School Night from September 17 to September 30, 2020
• Approved resolution urging Governor and State Legislature to reverse cuts to School Based Youth Services Program funding
• Adopted Regular and Executive Meeting minutes from August 20, 2020
• Adopted Regular Meeting minutes from August 27, 2020
• Tabled Resolution EA-9/17/20-1 regarding virtual board meetings

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will hold a regular meeting to consider first readings of policies on the Restart and Recovery Plan for full-time remote instruction and the Student Discipline/Code of Conduct. The board will also take action on a second reading of the Remote Learning Options for Families policy, approve tuition for an out-of-district student ($16,897), and authorize payments to the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired for services.

• First reading of Policy 1648.03 Restart and Recovery Plan - Full-Time Remote Instruction (M) and Policy 5600 Student Discipline/Code of Conduct (M)
• Approval of out-of-district tuition of $16,897 for student B.A. (McKinney Vento) with Pompton Lakes Public Schools
• Second reading and adoption of Policy 1648.02 Remote Learning Options for Families (M)
• Payment approvals to NJ Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired for 17 students, fees ranging from $2,100 to $15,800
• Appointment of multiple providers for special education services (e.g., Advancing Opportunities, Bayada Nurses, Delta T Group) with specified fee schedules

The Board adopted Policy 1648.02 regarding remote learning options for families. It also approved tuition for one out-of-district placement and payments for services from the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Several vendors were appointed to provide special education and interpretation services on an as-needed basis.

• Adopted Policy 1648.02 Remote Learning Options for Families
• Approved prorated tuition of $16,897.00 for student B.A. at Pompton Lakes Public Schools
• Approved payments for 19 students for services from the NJ Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired
• Appointed Advancing Opportunities for assistive technology services
• Appointed CQ Fluency for phone interpretation services at $1.65 per minute
• Appointed ACES for comprehensive evaluations at $900.00 per evaluation
• Appointed Northern Region Ed. Services Commission for OT, PT, ST and Behavioral Services
• Appointed Delta T Group for professional and evaluation services

Special Meeting

This special meeting of the Clifton Board of Education is primarily a town hall forum for discussion of the district's reopening plan. The public may address the board on agenda items and other school-related topics. The board may also convene in executive session to discuss personnel, student, and contract matters.

• Town hall forum on the district reopening plan
• Public recognition for comments on agenda items and general school operations
• Reports from board committees (Education, Facilities, Finance, etc.)
• Possible executive session for personnel, student, and contract matters

The Board conducted a town hall forum to address public questions regarding COVID-19 safety protocols, remote learning structures, and health guidelines for the upcoming school year. No substantive policy votes were recorded other than an agenda amendment.

• Approved motion to amend agenda to include only one Public Recognition portion (7-0)

Special Meeting

At the special meeting on August 10, 2020, the Clifton Board of Education approved the district’s Restart and Recovery Plan for 2020‑2021 and adopted several updated policies, including the Federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act and the Heat Participation Policy for student‑athlete safety. The board also confirmed a slate of provisional personnel appointments with salaries ranging from $54,495 to $65,040. The Revised Final 2020‑2021 budget was adopted, setting the General Fund at $188,426,009 and a total budget of $202,720,381, with no increase in the General Fund levy. All actions were recorded as motions that carried.

• Approval of the Restart and Recovery Plan 2020/2021 (policy adoption)
• Second reading and adoption of policies 1648, 1649, 2270, 2431.1, 2622, 5200, 5320, 5330.04, 5610, 5620, 8320, 5320, 5330.04, etc.
• Provisional personnel appointments (e.g., Behaviorist Jamie Buljeta at $61,195; Special Education Teacher Jessica Coyle at $61,195; Vocal/General Music Teacher Samantha Gordon at $54,495)
• Adoption of Revised Final 2020‑2021 Budget: General Fund $188,426,009; Total Budget $202,720,381; Capital Reserve withdrawal $1,260,500; Maintenance Reserve withdrawal $509,000
• Motions EA‑8/10/20‑1 and F‑8/10/21‑1 approved, both carrying

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will consider a first reading of several policies, including the Restart and Recovery Plan and the Federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act. The board will also vote on out-of-district placements and tuition for students, approve a revision to the 2020-2021 school calendar, and act on personnel resignations, retirements, and leaves.

• First reading of Policy 1648 - Restart and Recovery Plan
• First reading of Policy 1649 - Federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act
• Out-of-district placement at Transition Center with tuition of $115,700 per 12 months
• Tuition approvals for McKinney-Vento students to West Milford Public Schools and Bergen County Technical Schools
• Revision to 2020-2021 school calendar, including professional development days and early dismissal

The Board of Education adopted revisions to the 2020-2021 school calendar and approved several out-of-district student placements. The Board also adopted four policies and accepted multiple staff resignations and retirements.

• Approved revised 2020-2021 school calendar including a September 8 student reopening date
• Approved $115,700 tuition for one pupil at the Transition Center in Wood Ridge
• Approved tuition for five McKinney-Vento students at West Milford Public Schools and Bergen County Technical Schools
• Adopted policies 0152, 3421.12, 4421.13, and 8210
• Approved minutes from June 18, 2020 meeting
• Approved resignations of Mark Mecca, Matthew Moore, and Ronald Neff
• Approved retirements of Patricia Caruso, Alvin Dixon, Francine Parker, and Irene Puleo

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will vote on several administrative items, including adopting policies, accepting staff resignations and retirements, and approving grant applications. The most consequential item is applying for $3,937,277 in Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) funds for the 2020-2021 school year. The board will also recognize student musicians selected for Region 1 Band and Orchestra.

• Application for ESSA grants: Title I ($3,161,467), Title IIA ($425,221), Title III ($120,444), Title IV ($230,145)
• Adoption of policies including remote meeting code of conduct, domestic violence, medication administration
• Approval of staff resignations (2) and retirements (5) effective June–October 2020
• Second reading and adoption of eight policies (e.g., 0155.1, 1581, 2422, 5330, etc.)
• Continued NJSIAA membership for Clifton High School

Regular Board Meeting

This is a regular meeting of the Clifton Board of Education with procedural items, recognitions, and first readings of several policies. The board will also act on personnel resignations, adopt minutes, and receive reports on the NJSLA Science presentation and the Educator of the Year awards.

• First reading of policies including Code of Conduct for Remote Meetings (NJSBA #9322) and Public/Executive Sessions - Virtual (NJSBA #9322), plus others on domestic violence, health/physical education, medication administration, and more.
• Adoption of minutes from the May 21, 2020 regular and executive meetings (motion carried).
• Recognition of 2019-2020 Governor's Educator of the Year award recipients for each school, and the district-level Educator of the Year Sherylee Caramucci (WWMS).
• Amendment to the Passaic County Community College dual credit agreement for courses offered at Clifton High School or PCCC sites.
• Personnel actions including resignations, 25-year service honors, and retirements (list of 23 retirees).

The Board of Education adopted the regular and executive meeting minutes from May 21, 2020. The Board also officially recognized teachers and educational service professionals who received the 2019-2020 Governor's Educator of the Year Award.

• Approved Regular Meeting minutes of May 21, 2020 (7-0)
• Approved Executive Meeting minutes of May 21, 2020 (7-0)
• Approved resolution to officially honor 2019-2020 Governor's Educator of the Year Award recipients

Regular Board Meeting

This regular board meeting includes action on revising the 2019-2020 school calendar due to COVID-19, approving grant applications including the CARES Emergency Relief Grant, ratifying a collective bargaining agreement with the Clifton Transportation Association, and accepting personnel resignations and retirements.

• Revision of the 2019/2020 school calendar: May 22 and June 2 virtual days, June 19 last day for students and CHS graduation
• Approval to apply for the CARES Emergency Relief Grant for 2020-2021
• Ratification of Memorandum of Agreement with Clifton Transportation Association for 2018-2022
• Acceptance of resignations from four staff members and retirements of three staff members
• Approval of dual enrollment agreement with Montclair State University for Clifton High School

The Board of Education approved several administrative measures, including the application for CARES and 21st Century Community Learning Center grants. It ratified a transportation agreement and amended the school calendar to include virtual days. The Board also approved various personnel resignations, retirements, and leaves of absence.

• Approved application for CARES Emergency Relief Grant for 2020-2021
• Approved application for 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Continuation Grant
• Ratified Memorandum of Agreement with Clifton Transportation Association (2018-2022)
• Amended 2019/2020 calendar to set May 22 and June 2 as virtual school days
• Approved dual enrollment agreement between Montclair State University and Clifton High School
• Approved revised School Health Related Closure Plans
• Approved resignations of Deanne Bassil, Jessica Burgess, Kenneth Rose, and Rudina Rofi
• Approved retirements of James DeNaples, Donna Emmanuelle, and Ellen Francess

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will vote on adopting the final 2020-2021 school budget totaling $202,720,381, including a $188.4M general fund. The board also plans to proclaim May 4 as Teacher Appreciation Week and May 6 as National School Nurse Day, and to approve an appointment for special education services.

• Adoption of 2020-2021 final budget: General Fund $188,426,009, total $202,720,381, with no tax levy increase (0%)
• Proclamation of May 4, 2020 as Teacher Appreciation Week
• Proclamation of May 6, 2020 as National School Nurse Day
• Appointment of Dr. L. Hanes & Associates to provide special education services at rates including $100/hour for AVT services
• Public hearing on the 2020-2021 budget before adoption

The Board approved a total budget of $202,720,381 for the 2020-2021 school year, maintaining a 0.00% increase for the General Fund levy. The Board also appointed Dr. L. Hanes & Associates for special education services and recognized Teacher Appreciation and School Nurse days.

• Approved 2020-2021 Final School District Budget of $202,720,381
• Approved 0.00% increase for General Fund levy ($134,259,260)
• Approved withdrawal of $1,260,500 from Capital Reserve
• Approved withdrawal of $509,000 from Maintenance Reserve
• Approved use of $2,625,611 from legally restricted assigned fund balance
• Appointed Dr. L. Hanes & Associates for special education services
• Proclaimed week of May 4, 2020, as Teacher Appreciation Week
• Recognized May 6th as School Nurse's Day

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education adopted virtual board meetings for the COVID‑19 emergency, approved minutes from March 2 and March 5, 2020, accepted an amendment to the Carl D. Perkins Grant, approved out‑of‑district placements with specified tuition costs, and voted to oppose Assembly Bill 3902 that would delay quarterly property‑tax revenue to school districts.

• Resolution urging the State Senate and Governor to oppose Assembly Bill 3902 delaying property‑tax payments to schools
• Approval of virtual board meetings under Executive Order 103 and Bylaw 131 due to COVID‑19
• Adoption of minutes from the March 2 strategic planning meeting and the March 5 regular meeting
• Amendment to the Carl D. Perkins Grant for FY 2020 to reallocate funds for the CTE Marketing Lab
• Out‑of‑district placements: tuition $68,061.60 for Essex Valley School and $56,784.60 for Holmstead School; transportation cost $39,960.00 for Holmstead

The Board of Education passed a resolution urging state officials to oppose Assembly Bill 3902, which would allow municipalities to delay property tax transmissions to school districts. The Board also approved several student placements and personnel changes.

• Approved resolution opposing Assembly Bill 3902 (A-3902)
• Accepted February 29, 2020 attendance report
• Approved amendment to Carl D. Perkins Grant for CTE Marketing Lab and professional development
• Approved out-of-district placement for Pupil #112445 at Essex Valley School ($68,061.60 tuition)
• Approved out-of-district placement for Pupil #109694 at Holmstead School ($56,784.60 tuition, $39,960.00 transportation)
• Approved resignations of Angelo Intile, Melissa Kurbansade, and Mallory Molina
• Approved retirements of Fiona Caithness, Carolyn Falkowski, Sophia Farmiga, and Kathleen Olier
• Authorized virtual board meetings due to COVID-19 emergency

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education holds its regular meeting with recognitions, reports, and several action items. The board will vote on an amended lease agreement with St. Clare RC Church for the preschool program at 39 Allwood Road, approve a clinical instruction agreement with Montclair State University for athletic training, accept the HIB report for Nov-Jan, and adopt a maximum allowable cost sheet for independent educational evaluations.

• Amend lease with St. Clare RC Church for preschool expansion at 39 Allwood Road (five-year term through Aug 2020)
• Approve agreement with Montclair State University for clinical instruction in athletic training for 2020-2021
• Adopt HIB report for November, December 2019 and January 2020
• Approve maximum allowable cost sheet for independent evaluations (e.g., $500 for academic, $1000 for FBA)
• Recognize March Students of the Month: Rosalynn Guido, Liam Reilly, Max Rubin, Valentina Leon

The Board of Education approved an amended lease with St. Clare RC Church for a public preschool expansion and authorized two out-of-district student placements. The Board also established a maximum allowable cost sheet for independent educational evaluations and approved several student field trips.

• Approved amended lease with St. Clare RC Church for preschool expansion at 39 Allwood Road
• Approved out-of-district placement for Pupil #126316 at The Therapeutic School ($89,861.10 tuition)
• Approved out-of-district placement for Pupil #124805 at The Felician School for Exceptional Children ($56,026.08 tuition)
• Approved Independent Evaluation Maximum Allowable Cost Sheet (e.g., $2,000 for Neuropsychological)
• Approved agreement with Montclair State University for Athletic Training clinical instruction
• Affirmed HIB Reports for November, December 2019, and January 2020
• Approved list of field trips for various schools and clubs
• Adopted minutes from February 19 and February 20, 2020

Special Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education scheduled a special meeting on March 2, 2020, to discuss strategic planning. No action will be taken during this session.

• Strategic planning discussion

The Board of Education held a special meeting focused on strategic planning. No formal actions were taken during the session.

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education holds a regular meeting including an executive session to discuss professional services contracts. The board will vote on accepting the attendance report, approving minutes, and establishing a new Ramapo College Master of Science in Educational Technology cohort. Recognition awards are also scheduled for former board member Franklin S. Montero and Clifton High School students of the month.

• Recognition of former Board Member Franklin S. Montero
• Recognition of Clifton High School Students of the Month
• Approval of new Ramapo College Master's degree program cohort starting September 2020
• Acceptance of January 2020 attendance report
• Presentation on possible referendum projects by DiCaro/Rubino Architects

The Board of Education approved resolutions recognizing former board member Franklin S. Montero and four Clifton High School students of the month. The board also adopted minutes from several January and February meetings. Administration presented reports on Project Graduation and potential referendum projects including HVAC and security upgrades.

• Approved recognition of Franklin S. Montero for his service as a Board Member
• Approved February Students of the Month for Clifton High School
• Adopted Regular Meeting Minutes from January 16, 2020
• Adopted Special and Executive Meeting Minutes from January 21, 2020
• Adopted Special Meeting and Executive Session minutes from February 6, 2020
• Approved motion to convene in Executive Session to discuss professional services contracts

Special Meeting - Strategic Planning

The Clifton Board of Education is meeting in a special session devoted exclusively to strategic planning. No votes or binding actions are scheduled; the agenda states 'No Action Will Be Taken.' The meeting includes public comment and procedural openings.

The Board of Education held a special meeting focused on strategic planning and the 2020 Strategic Plan titled “Reimagining Clifton Public Schools.” No formal actions were taken during the meeting.

Special Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education held a special meeting on February 6, 2020, primarily to interview school board members and vote on personnel appointments. The board approved the hiring of six employees, including bus drivers, a school psychologist, a secretary, a maintenance worker, and a teacher, at specified salary guide steps. It also approved a request from the North Jersey School Music Association to use Clifton High School facilities for region auditions. The meeting included public comment, executive sessions for personnel, student, and contract matters, and routine procedural items.

• Approved personnel appointments: Ana Almonte Rodriguez (bus driver, $14,677), Allison Barba (school psychologist, $65,895), Joanne Cirigliano (secretary, $37,030), Emilka Santana (bus driver, $14,677), James Schram (maintenance/groundskeeper, $43,250), Samantha Veneziano (special education teacher, $54,495).
• Approved use of Clifton High School facilities by North Jersey School Music Association for region auditions on February 8, 2020 (snow date Feb 9).
• Public comment period open to citizens for addressing school district operations.
• Board scheduled to convene executive session(s) for personnel, student, and contract discussions.
• Meeting opened with call to order, pledge, roll call, mission statement, and open public meetings statement.

The Board interviewed 13 candidates to fill a vacant seat and nominated Jim Smith to the unexpired term. The Board also approved several personnel appointments and a facility use request.

• Nominated and swore in Jim Smith for the unexpired Board term (8-0)
• Approved personnel appointments for two bus drivers, one school psychologist, one secretary, one maintenance/groundskeeper, and one special education teacher (8-0)
• Approved North Jersey School Music Association use of CHS facilities on February 8, 2020 (8-0)

Special Board of Education Meeting

This special meeting of the Clifton Board of Education consists of procedural openings, public recognition, and an executive session to discuss personnel, student, and contract matters related to referendum projects. No formal action is taken during the public portion.

• Executive session to review legal matters relative to referendum projects
• Public comment period open to residents on school district operations
• Meeting adjourned at 9:27 PM after closed session

The Board of Education met for a special session to discuss legal matters related to referendum projects. The meeting was conducted in executive session, and no formal action was taken.

• Approved motion to convene in Executive Session to discuss legal matters relative to referendum projects (7-0)

Regular Board Meeting

The Clifton Board of Education will consider a resolution to develop a plan for a complete count of all students and families in the 2020 Census, and adopt a second reading of a policy on entrance age. The meeting also includes recognition of student of the month, adoption of minutes, and reports from administration.

• Resolution to develop a plan for 2020 Census complete count and partnership with community
• Second reading and adoption of Policy 5112 Entrance Age
• Recognition of student of the month (Janae Roberts, Harsh Prajapati, Claila Cadence Magbojos, Sadie Bevando)
• Adoption of minutes from the December 12, 2019 regular and executive meetings
• Presentation on HIB (Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying) update

The Board of Education resolved to develop a plan of action to ensure all students and families in the district are counted in the 2020 Census to protect federal education funding. The Board also adopted the minutes from December 12, 2019, and recognized high school students of the month.

• Approved recognition of January Students of the Month (6-0)
• Adopted Regular and Executive Meeting minutes from December 12, 2019 (7-0)
• Resolved to develop and adopt a plan for a complete 2020 Census count of students and families