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BOE Video 4-28-14

District 64 Board of Education - April 28, 2014
Regular Meeting

This meeting was taped on location at Franklin School, 2401 Manor Lane, Park Ridge, IL.

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IN VIEW (FROM LEFT):  Board Member Vicki Lee; Board Member John Heyde; Board Secretary Terry Cameron; Board President Anthony Borrelli; Superintendent Philip Bender; Board Vice-President Scott Zimmerman; Board Member Dathan Paterno; and Board Member Dan Collins.

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Closed session [5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1), 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(2), 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11)]

 
0:02:15

Meeting Agenda - Meeting Reports

Pledge of Allegiance and welcome to Franklin School

Franklin Principal Dan Walsh and students        

0:12:30

Discussion and approval of building security video installation

Director of Facility Management Scott Mackall, Park Ridge Police Chief Frank Kaminski, Sonitrol rep Clay Crost, Business Manager Becky Allard

0:50:07 Public comments  
0:53:00

Discussion and approval of Sonitrol access system upgrade

Director of Facility Management Scott Mackall, Sonitrol rep Clay Crost

0:59:24

Discussion and approval of visitor management system
 

Director of Facility Management Scott Mackall, Raptor rep Erin Cummings, Business Manager Becky Allard

1:11:30

Discussion and approval of two-way communication system
 

Director of Facility Management Scott Mackall 

1:21:06

Approval of Board of Education Goal/Student Learning #2 - 21st Century Learning Plan - (PDF of presentation)

  • 1:42:45 - Board member comments and discussion
  • 2:15:47 - Public comments
  • 3:09:47 - Further Board member comments and discussion

Director of Technology Terri Bresnahan

3:24:35

First reading of policies from PRESS Issues 83 and 84

 
3:26:00

Consent agenda:  personnel report; bills, payroll and benefits; approval of financial update for the period ending March 31, 2014; approval of application for membership in the Consortium for Educational Change; approval of Board Policy 7:100; acceptance of donation; destruction of audio closed minutes

Assistant Superintendent for Student Learning Lori Hinton

3:29:40

Approval of minutes: April 14, 2014 (special meeting, closed session); March 24, 2014 (regular meeting, closed session); March 18, 2014 (special meeting, closed session)

 
3:30:15

Board member liaison report: Sustainability Committee; PTO/A Presidents meeting; Elementary Learning Foundation; ED-RED

Assistant Superintendent for Student Learning Lori Hinton

3:33:26

Other discussion and items of information:  upcoming agenda; memos of information -- presentation of Board meetings for 2014-15, follow-up on collection of student fees, ISBE certificate of recognition "fully recognized," health insurance renewal, follow-up on Board Goal/Communications - #6 electronic Board packet, Grade 5 transition "Surviving Middle School" booklet; minutes of Board committees (Wellness Council March 4, 2014, Sustainability April 10, 2014); other - Carpenter HVAC report

Business Manager Becky Allard, Director of Facility Management Scott Mackall 

3:40:30 Adjournment  

Upcoming Board of Education Meetings (calendar as of April 30, 2014 - please check the website to confirm)

  • Monday, May 5 at Field School (north gym), 707 N. Wisner, Park Ridge:  6:30 p.m. Committee-of-the-Whole: Finance
  • Monday, May 19 at Emerson Middle School (multipurpose room), 8101 N. Cumberland, Niles:  7:30 pm. regular Board meeting

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