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BOE Video 6-13-16

District 64 Board of Education - June 13, 2016:
Closed Session, Special Meeting, Committee-of-the-Whole: 2016-17 Budget Draft

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 (combined with COW)

Call to Order

Adjourn to Closed Session
[5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1) and (2)]

 

0:01:23

(Resume regular meeting)
Board President's Remarks

Public Comments

 

0:16:01

Elementary Learning Foundation - Judith L. Snow Awards

ELF Chairman Julie Cook and award winners

0:24:49

Channels of Challenge Program Review Update

Presentation

Program review consultant Dr. Laura Beltchenko, CofC Curriculum Specialist Camille Derwin

0:53:08

Update on Enrollment Model - Analysis

 

1:42:43

Consent Agenda: personnel report

 

1:43:30

Other discussion and items of information: upcoming agenda; District committee; memos of information - IL Youth Survey, revised Board of Education 2016-17 meeting schedule; other - Board vacations, update on summer construction

 

1:46:00

Adjourn to Committee-of-the-Whole: 2016-17 Budget Draft

Agenda

 

3:30:20

Adjournment

 

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