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BOE Video 7-17-17

District 64 Board of Education - July 17, 2017:
Regular Meeting

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

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Regular Meeting

IN VIEW (FROM LEFT):  Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Joel Martin; Board member Fred Sanchez; Board member Larry Ryles; Secretary Tom Sotos; President Anthony Borrelli; Superintendent Laurie Heinz; Board Vice President Rick Biagi; Chief School Business Official Luann Kolstad; Board member Mark Eggemann; and Board member Eastman Tiu.

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Agenda Item

Other Presenters

 

Agenda - Reports

Roll Call - Pledge of Allegiance
Board President Remarks

 

0:05:10

Public comments

 
0:35:50

New Board member orientation

Hodges Loizzi - Tony Loizzi
2:42:50 Closed Session [5ILCS120-2(c)(9)]  

2:43:56

Student wellness, data and citizenship education
Presentation slides

Director of Student Services Jane Boyd, Park Ridge Police Chief Frank Kaminski

3:26:30

Approval of elementary hot lunch price and discussion of potential sustainability efforts related to lunch program

 

3:51:38

Approval of 2017-18 District 64 Title I Plan

Student Services Director Jane Boyd

3:55:08

Update on District 64 English Language Program audit findings and approval of FTE allocation increase
Presentation slides

Student Services Director Boyd, Assistant Director Vasiliki Frake

4:21:55 Discussion of administrative and exempt compensation increases effective July 1, 2017  

4:49:02

Consent agenda: personnel report; bills (6/30/17); bills, payroll and benefits (7/17/17)

 

4:57:20

Approval of minutes: June 26, 2017 - closed session, regular meeting

 

4:58:00

Other discussion and items of information

 

5:01:03

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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