BOE Video 11-5-15

District 64 Board of Education - November 5, 2015:
Special Meeting

This meeting was taped on location at Jefferson School (multipurpose room), 8200 Greendale, Niles, IL.

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IN VIEW (FROM LEFT):  Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Joel Martin; Board member Mark Eggemann; Board member Bob Johnson; Secretary Vicki Lee; President Anthony Borrelli; Superintendent Laurie Heinz;Vice-President Scott Zimmerman; Chief School Business Official Luann Kolstad; Board member Dathan Paterno; Board member Tom Sotos; and Assistant Superintendent for Student Learning Lori Lopez.

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Agenda Item

Other Presenters
 

Agenda - Reports

Call to Order

Opening Remarks of Board President

  

0:02:45

Discussion on Board Member Communications

  

0:25:15

Public Comments

  

0:26:41

Review of 2015 Proposed Tax Levy

CSBO Kolstad Presentation

  

0:59:34

Resolution #1151 to Approve 2015 Proposed Tentative Tax Levy and Establishment of Public Hearing

  

1:00:24

Discussion on Funding of Health Life Safety and Master Facility Plan Projects
(Presentation is within the Report linked above)

  

1:28:10

3:32:29
Dr. Heinz

4:29:00
Public comments

Discussion: Health Life Safety and Master Facility Plan
Presentation

Supt. Heinz Presentation

Public Comments
 

FGM Architects Kerry Leonard, Teri Wright, Troy Kerr

4:32:04

Presentation of Recommended 2016-17 School Calendar

  

4:41:03

Approval of minutes: September 21, 2015 Committee-of-the-Whole: Finance

  

4:41:51

Other discussion and items of information: upcoming agenda; other - State School Board Member Appreciation Day

  

4:43:40

Adjournment

Together We Learn, Grow, Connect, & Care

At D64, our vision is that every child is empowered to discover their voice, reach their full potential, and make a positive impact on the world. Student growth, driven by rigorous curriculum and effective instruction, makes District 64 one of the best PreK-8 school districts in the state.

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