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Needham School Committee Needham School Committee January 28, 2020 7:00 p.m. Broadmeadow School School Committee Room A school and community partnership that creates excited learners, inspires excellence, fosters integrity SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA Broadmeadow School School Committee Room January 28, 2020 7:00 p.m. Next School Committee Meeting: February 4, 2020 7:00 p.m. Public Comments 7:05 p.m. School Committee Comments 7:10 p.m. Superintendent’s Comments 7:15 p.m. Consent Items 1. FY20 Budget Transfers 2. Accept Donations 3. Allocation of FY20 Photography Commission Discussion Items 7:15 p.m. Athletic Program Update 7:45 p.m. Middle School and Needham High School 2020-2021 Program of Studies 8:30 p.m. 2020-2021 School Calendar 8:45 p.m. School Committee Policies: • IGA Instructional Program of the Needham Public Schools Revision 1 • IGAC Teaching about Religion Revision 1 • DDAA Grants • DDAB Gifts, Donations and Fundraising • DDAC Student Awards, Honors and Scholarships • JQ Student Fees, Fines, and Charges 9:00 p.m. Action Items Vote FY2020-21 School Operating Budget Approve 2020 Annual Town Meeting Warrant Article Requests Approve FY21 Revolving Fund Fees Approve Contract Extension for METCO Transportation 9:15 p.m. School Committee Comments Information Item Disposal of Surplus Items Needham School Committee January 28, 2020 Agenda Item: Public Comments Background Information: • The School Committee Chair will offer the opportunity for the public to speak to the School Committee on issues not on the agenda. A school and community partnership that • creates excited learners • inspires excellence • fosters integrity. Needham School Committee January 28, 2020 Agenda Item: School Committee Chair and Subcommittee Update Background Information: • The Chair and subcommittee members may offer brief updates on issues not on the agenda. Members of the School Committee available for comment: Michael Greis, Chair Andrea Longo Carter, Vice-Chair Connie Barr Heidi Black Susan Neckes Aaron Pressman Matthew Spengler A school and community partnership that • creates excited learners • inspires excellence • fosters integrity. Needham School Committee January 28, 2020 Agenda Item: Superintendent’s Comments Background Information: Superintendent Daniel E. Gutekanst will apprise the School Committee of events, information, and matters of interest not on the agenda. A school and community partnership that • creates excited learners • inspires excellence • fosters integrity. Needham School Committee January 28, 2020 Agenda Item: Consent Agenda 1. FY20 Budget Transfers 2. Accept Donations 3. Allocation of FY20 Photography Commission Chair: “Does anyone wish to remove any item from the consent agenda?” If none removed: “There being no objection, these items are adopted by unanimous consent.” A school and community partnership that • creates excited learners • inspires excellence • fosters integrity. NEEDHAM SCHOOL COMMITTEE Agenda Item #: ________________ Date: January 28, 2020 Item Title: FY 2019/20 Budget Transfers - Holdback Item Description: Transfer of FY20 budget allocations between line items in the following amounts: Salaries $260,137.00 Purchase of Service/Expense ($260,137.00) Capital $0.00 Net Change: $0.00 Issues: Under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 71, Section 34, and School Committee Policy #DBJ, the School Committee is empowered to make changes in allocations between line items within its budget, once approved by Town Meeting. In no case may a transfer result in the aggregate Operating Budget being more than authorized by the Town. Transfers between separate, non-operating appropriations are prohibited except as permitted by law. Recommendation/Options: Approve the attached line item budget transfers. Rationale: The attached line item budget transfers are requested to implement a holdback of budget funds in FY20, to provide supplement funds with which to address anticipated shortfalls within the school operating budget. Implementation Implications: Supporting Data: Attached listing of requested line-item budget transfers within the FY20 Operating Budget. School Committee (circle one) Action Information Discussion Consent Calendar Central Administrator Town Counsel Sub-Committee: ________________ Will report back to School Committee (date): ______________________________ Respectfully Submitted, Anne Gulati Anne Gulati Assistant Superintendent for Finance & Operations G/L ACCOUNT # DEPARTMENT SCHOOL FUNCTION OBJECT DEBIT CREDIT NET SALARIES 0001.3122.005.10.2305.099.99.520.010.5110.300.01 Salary Reserve District Classroom Teachers Salaries and Wages 260137.00 0.00 260,137.00 SUBTOTAL SALARIES 260,137.00 260,137.00 PURCHASE OF SERVICE & EXPENSE 0001.3010.040.99.1110.099.99.520.030.5780.300.06 School Committee Unassigned School Committee All Other Expenses 0.00 762.00 (762.00) 0001.3020.040.99.1210.099.99.520.030.5380.300.04 Superintendent Unassigned Superintendent Other Purchased Services 0.00 78.00 (78.00) 0001.3030.040.99.1420.099.99.520.030.5300.300.04 Director of Personnel Unassigned Human Resources and Benefits Professional and Technical Services 0.00 196.00 (196.00) 0001.3031.040.99.1220.099.99.520.030.5780.300.06 Dir of Student Dev Unassigned Assistant Superintendent All Other Expenses 0.00 3087.00 (3,087.00) 0001.3032.040.99.1220.099.99.520.030.5420.300.05 Dir of Program Dev Unassigned Assistant Superintendent Office Supplies 0.00 233.00 (233.00) 0001.3040.040.99.1410.099.99.520.030.5710.300.06 Dir of Fin Ops Unassigned Business and Finance In-State Travel 0.00 2374.00 (2,374.00) 0001.3110.005.10.2356.099.99.520.030.5780.300.06 Professional Development District Professional Development All Other Expenses 0.00 1326.00 (1,326.00) 0001.3121.040.99.1420.099.99.520.030.5510.300.05 Staff 504 Accom Unassigned Human Resources and Benefits Educational Supplies 0.00 62.00 (62.00) 0001.3132.005.10.2356.099.99.520.030.5710.300.06 Curriculum Development District Costs for Instructional Staff to Attend PD In-State Travel 0.00 1500.00 (1,500.00) 0001.3132.005.10.2415.099.99.520.030.5512.300.05 Curriculum Development District Other Instructional Materials Educational Supplies - Inst Materials 0.00 1589.00 (1,589.00) 0001.3133.005.10.2440.099.99.520.030.5730.300.06 Gen Supplies District Other Instructional Services Dues and Membership 0.00 7276.00 (7,276.00) 0001.3141.040.99.1230.099.99.520.030.5420.300.05 Production Center Unassigned Other District-Wide Administration Office Supplies 0.00 1313.00 (1,313.00) 0001.3150.040.99.1450.099.99.520.030.5524.300.04 Admin Tech Unassigned Admin Tech Support - Central Office Educational Supplies - Inst Software 0.00 10138.00 (10,138.00) 0001.3160.010.99.3300.099.99.520.030.5380.300.04 Transportation Unassigned Transportation Services Other Purchased Services 0.00 2417.00 (2,417.00) 0001.3210.005.21.2430.090.99.520.030.5510.300.05 BroadmeadoW BroadmeadoW All Non-Clerical Paraprofessionals and TA's Educational Supplies 0.00 2858.00 (2,858.00) 0001.3220.005.22.2415.090.99.520.030.5512.300.05 Eliot BroadmeadoW Other Instructional Materials Educational Supplies - Inst Materials 0.00 1488.00 (1,488.00) 0001.3230.005.23.2430.090.99.520.030.5510.300.05 Williams Williams General Supplies Educational Supplies 0.00 1802.00 (1,802.00) 0001.3240.005.24.2430.090.99.520.030.5510.300.05 Mitchell Mitchell General Supplies Educational Supplies 0.00 2065.00 (2,065.00) 0001.3250.005.25.2430.090.99.520.030.5510.300.05 NeWman NeWman General Supplies Educational Supplies 0.00 2145.00 (2,145.00) 0001.3260.005.26.2358.099.99.520.030.5730.300.06 High Rock High Rock Outside PD for Instructional Staff Dues and Membership 0.00 2567.00 (2,567.00) 0001.3300.005.30.2440.099.99.520.030.5380.300.04 Pollard Pollard Other Instructional Services Other Purchased Services 0.00 5108.00 (5,108.00) 0001.3400.005.40.2358.099.99.520.030.5303.300.04 NHS NHS Outside PD for Instructional Staff P&T Seminars and Training 0.00 11343.00 (11,343.00) 0001.3410.040.40.3510.099.99.520.030.5510.300.05 NHS Athletics NHS Athletics Educational Supplies 0.00 700.00 (700.00) 0001.3510.099.40.2710.099.99.520.030.5730.300.06 Guidance NHS Guidance and Adjustment Counselors Dues and Membership 0.00 2332.00 (2,332.00) 0001.3520.040.25.3200.099.99.520.030.5500.300.05 Health/Nursing NeWman Medical and Health Services Medical Supplies 0.00 500.00 (500.00) 0001.3520.040.23.3200.099.99.520.030.5500.300.05 Health/Nursing Williams Medical and Health Services Medical Supplies 0.00 642.00 (642.00) 0001.3530.010.10.2356.099.99.520.030.5780.300.06 Special Education District Costs for Instructional Staff to Attend PD All Other Expenses 0.00 2731.00 (2,731.00) 0001.3530.010.10.2420.099.99.520.030.5522.300.05 Special Education District Instructional Equipment Educational Supplies - Inst Equipment 0.00 8000.00 (8,000.00) 0001.3550.005.23.2430.081.99.520.030.5510.300.05 ELL Williams General Supplies Educational Supplies 0.00 700.00 (700.00) 0001.3550.005.23.2358.081.99.520.030.5710.300.06 ELL Williams Outside PD for Instructional Staff In-State Travel 0.00 216.00 (216.00) 0001.3560.005.24.2358.011.99.520.030.5303.300.04 Reading Instruction Mitchell Costs for Instructional Staff to Attend PD P&T Seminars and Training 0.00 363.00 (363.00) 0001.3561.005.21.2430.030.99.520.030.5510.300.05 Math Instruction BroadmeadoW General Supplies Educational Supplies 0.00 9500.00 (9,500.00) 0001.3561.005.22.2430.030.99.520.030.5510.300.05 Math Instruction BroadmeadoW General Supplies Educational Supplies 0.00 5500.00 (5,500.00) 0001.3561.005.23.2430.030.99.520.030.5510.300.05 Math Instruction Williams General
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