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SIANI'eca L NIFIED SCHOOL Diskma BOARD of EDUCATION SIANI’ECA L NIFIED SCHOOL DISKma BOARD OF EDUCATION \linutes of the R• tam ~1etna’gi I F ttsda~ ~1iil25, tI (16 ‘11Mb, DA It, P1 ACE Flit ft‘tiiiar au.. uw~“I the Bc a i-cl c I ‘tchitaIicn ssas ‘ilkd In orc’er b3 Presidevt 1) tie C. l’thehe’i it 6 p rn. on ‘l’nesda , tpnl ‘5 2 )06 in he tisrnct Otfir’ Board Room, 29(1 Past JA)UsSC t%ti (, .Uartt a ( . litornu ..leiIit)’ IS l)IeseIIt e,thet tlia’i I rrd’leitt I’LiIcllfii ~s te Pittic.ia (iloel \lcKilflp, \\‘cvd) Is it’, 1 ~1anuel \,. \Iedeiros, Es ek a sloorc, %Iicluel ~ct’ ve, ‘and \ ann’ ‘l’c.ichtira. %Iso in attendance were I)istrict Superintendent I)r. (Inherinc H. Nichols \X a4her, .Sssistant Superintendent of’ Personnel Senin $ l)cmaId I lalseth, Assistant Sunerintendent of Business Sc n ices Michael S. l)odye, and Assistant Supcrix4tendent of lWucatonal S.n ices Jasois Slesser. CLOSED SESSION •I’tie tuteting adjoutncd for dost d sessioli u 6:01 p.na. to disc uss with thu Supenutcadent’des½.,iu e. Student l)isuphnary Actions (16 184W, (16 185W, (16 186W, (16 187W, (16-188VG. 06 189%X. 06 194W, 06 19~X¼,06 196W,, (K ItflX, 06 19b\X, ‘16 199~\,06 181, (16-182, 1)6 183, 06 190, (16 191, (16 192, and (16 193; Public Sclux)l Employ mciii, Certificated Personnch Public Sclux Rinphiunent (lassified Personnek Confirence with Legal Counsel, .~nticipatedLitigation, Gos ernment Code Section 54956.9, Subdivision ~ ‘L’wo Cases; Conference with Labor New tiators Regarding Ncg(;nations with Manteca IWu aft rs Associathni Pursutnt to Govt rninent Code 54957.6, l)oii I laLseth, Negotiator, and Conference with Labor Negotiators Rcgarding Negotiations with ( alifornia &hotd I‘niplc ~ees ~s55()ciatlon Pursuant to (Jot crnment Code 5495’.6, 1)on I lalseth Negotiator. Closcd session was adjourned at 7:03 p.m. OPEN SESSION The meeting recoincued fbr open scssion at 7:1)5 p.m. Others joining dx meeting wcrc.: Director of I?.Iementaq 1 ?.ducational Seniccs, instruction, Joan McKillip; l)irector of Secondary 1’ducational Sen ices Robert Lee; Director of \ RE and Itnrollment John Pultz; l)irector of 13iasincss Scn iccs Steve Trantham; MEA Presidcnt Eli ct React Swank; (Nti\ Presidcnt Janet I))k; and ostier sch iol enipli yecs and interestcd cititens Remb~ilai, Johnson, Swans, MacSlurchy, Dc lion). FLAG SALUTE The salute to die flag was led b~Karen Pcarsahl. Manteca I nified Schooh Distrct Mating Mn utts i ‘it. lap, 4, *125, it 16 Pige 2 ANNOUNCEMENT Pc ident I’rithc ii nicl tier wa’ ic~thiingto cp’fl t t c f 1 sec1 session Ito, i earhic in I’ tilt c’tlis~’tinught. LU) SL4JMl~sLL’I&$ ‘sir. I’iiu hen s’icl that .i Board ant tuber i-c ciuestecl to sjx ak befi arc the nieetiiig begins. Bc arcl Member Icicheira ccunmented it at sh rc cc it ed a phone call from a ax mber of the pt’bli asking win the ninitttcs wete not on tonight s agc’ida. ~1rs. ‘l’cicheira would like someone ~o c.~plainto the public wIn the minutes were a’ at dc me. Siaptruntc atheist Nichols Wi ashier responck.d that the minutes weri. not cc nnplete and apt,loazcd. She said the minutes will be included at the nest Bc ard mcetin,~ (hi ‘r~’iaiuRex. belt, 36(1i Past 1 A) usc. .henue. Mantec’a, said that she has ilot beta to a public mActug *herc it was acceptabl. not to ‘iau minutes. She ftc.-I5 the cplaaation giten w’ts nor ichequate. She said that minutes arc ‘.c t~imlxsrtant and feels there necds to be a better e’cplanatiixi ti-c am the Superintendent. I)r. Nichols W ashier responded that the lx ttotn line is that the minutes %% ere not ready for this meeting due ti) the short turnaround time. According to the changc of the Board meetings even two weeks, a routine has not yet been stablishcd She apologized for not has ing the minutes done. I rrne ‘thompscxi, firiner Ioarcl inembcr, said he thinks this is a lack of an agenda, and tonight’s Board mceting should be adjourned. I Iowet er, he does realize there is an item that is vat flfl~(ntant, but in lieu of that, he Ic.ehs the meeting should be adjourned. ~kintx’r King asked it n night’s wetting can go on without the minutes. I)r. Nichols \% asher clarified that the agenda is coinpletc, the minutcs ‘ire not. President Fritchen asked if a Board member wished to adjourn thc metting. No one spi kc. \ Er. Fritchen continued with the meeting. STUDENT BOARD MEMBERS ~t ident Board Member from Wston R’tnch I Iij.,h &‘hooh Barbie Ohitan reported that on Mitch 21 thc~had a suc cessiul 1)a) on the (reen. Rem issance prot ided lunch for studcnrs who rcctitccl a 2.0 CPA and higher. Also, studcnts who showed improvcment on last year’s ST.Ut tc.st wc’re entered in a rafflc. where they wcrc.. eligible to win sc..vc.ral differcnt prizes ranging from teicsisions ti) letterman j’tckets. Barbic also rcportcd that the skits pcrtbrmed b3 students and staff wise judged, ind the Sc flic)r class ~von the competition. Barbie thanked he juciges, sponsors, Rcnaiss’tnce, and the Leadcrship tbr making the Dat3 on die Green possibk. [he Perf nning \xts Manteca Unified School District Meeting Minutes — Tuesday, April 25, 2006 Page 3 5 and Drama Departments recently held a p t Light on the Arts Show where numerous arrworks ‘~ re displayt d 1 ht display 1n lud d itt h un th~ix ginning tad id~tncd itt cii’~s, portcl\ ft m ~i limes class~~,ud photos trom th diitit ii photo classes I x h student troin th~ be~ginIung 1 lash um ntal c1~ss~xrtoime d in sh w~ tht ii- pa ~&trt~s I x \u D partin( at is planning P put toget her a ho ik with the students artw( )rk and ~( )ems. (ia )ngratulau( )I1S to all those who weti awards for their artwork! In other news, she rep rted that the iii r ~ ject presentati ns have Ixen otupleted ‘~tni~r Grad Night is sch~dukd 6 )t \l t~18 at Disneyland \\ ston R inch I Itigi School’s graduation and Sober Grad will be Lriday, June 2. Tickets are on sale for the Sober Grad sponsored by the Booster Club. She also said that Leadership is working on the end~cf~the~year rally that will be centered on seniors sometime in May. The prom is Saturday, April 29, at Scottish Rites Center. Barbie reported that next year’s ASB, senior, junior and sophomore class elections ‘~ ill t iL pl u. e in NI a 1 isth, ~he a. P at~d th it I ~ idt r’Jup is p1 Inmng a t( air for the itna mmg heshmen during the sUIfliflt.t orxntatlons ~‘he con(Ju(kd k s iung that \‘ceston Ranch I hgh ~s(h )( )l is looking 6 rxard to ending this \ ar in i i~ od Wi n and the ~ h i\ C high h ~pe for 1k xt year, Rachel Calub, East Union I ugh School Student Board Member, reported that the Visual and Perfi rming Arts show on March 30 was well attended by students, parents and the community. Both the jazz Band and Choir performed well. The Drama students performed a series of short monologuts Ihe ~rt Dtpartinent Wi’ls ‘~~dlllcprsented by the ( eranites, \~eliuieeel \tt, Digit us Art, and Computer Graphics classes. The Fashion Design class also had a display. Winners from the art classes will compete in the District Art Show in May. To kick off the STAR testing, over 600 students participated in the Day on the Green carnival. They enjoyed hot dogs and p irticipated in mans at tiVitie 5 1 C) f)t( )ifl( )te tffi~t0\ ing ~ I \~R5C( )r( s, Last Uni~~n ft in ired “Mo\ lag on UI)” with posters, buttons, banners and signs that were created by the Activities Director Kim Ray. ( )n the day of the test, East Union staff wore a “STAR 2006” t~shirtto help promote the importance of the test. Additional measures will be taken to improve test scores next year such as a nuinimuin day test schedule, off campus passes dccl to basic or above test scores, and STAR test scores will be attached to students’ transcripts. The Thespians and AP English students ~vent to Ashland during Spring break. Students attended w rkshops on movement, combat and the Elizabethan Dance. Also, they went on a backstage tour )f the three theatre a mplexes where they itt nde ci three plays I/a U u/ri ‘~ 7Pi’i, Ii I )azly ot Ii, I ~uaui4, and I La Ii,iho,tam~~/ Buag Lauu’t I The Sober Grad committee is having a BowLa-~Ihon on Wednesday, April 26. The Golf Tournament will he on April 29. She also reported that Q~l5will be on April 27 and 29. Students from East Union, Manteca, and Sierra High Sch oIs will attend a mock drunken driving accident at Manteca High School on April 27. on April 28, the students will be bussed to Calvary Community Church for a memorial ceremony for the victims of the accident. Approximately 1,200 students Manteca Unified School District Meeting Minuts Tucada~,April 25, 2006 Page 4 a ill pat in Ipate ‘l’lie C a Straight \llianc (GSA1 ii hn e a l}iv of Silena on \~ednesda~,dpril La’.
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