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Tucson
Unified School District
Governing Board
Regular
Meeting
April 14, 1998
Governing
Board
President
Joel T. Ireland
Clerk
Gloria C. Copeland
Members
James
N. Christ
Brenda B. Even, Ph.D.
Mary Belle McCorkle, Ed.D.
Superintendent
George F. García, Ed.D.
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Consent
Agenda Highlights
Authorized
disposal of administrative records for GATE/Plus Program, Pueblo
Gardens Elementary, Safford Magnet, Van Buskirk Elementary,
Sabino High School and Food Services
Approved
resolution to exempt first, second and third year Limited English
Proficient students from the spring 1998 Stanford 9/TASK testing,
grades 3-12
Approved
funding proposals:
- Arizona
Game and Fish Department: Heritage Grant, Fort Lowell
Elementary School (new)
- Pima/Santa
Cruz Counties School-to-Work Partnership: Naylor Middle
School Business Zone Project mini-grant (new)
- U.S.
Department of Education 21st Century Community
Learning Centers Program: Project Sano y Salvo (Safe and
Sound), Carson, Naylor, and Valencia middle schools (new)
Approved
Intergovernmental Memorandum of Understanding between TUSD,
Arizona Aerospace Foundation, and the Pima & Santa Cruz
Counties School-to-Work Partnership, School-to-Work Engineering
Project, Palo Verde High Magnet School
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technical revisions to the agreement between TUSD and the Arizona
Board of Regents/University of Arizona College of Agriculture/Department
of Nutrition Science for the use of TUSD Food Services facilities
for specialized technical instruction and to utilize TUSD Food
Services personnel for collaboration with instruction content
and delivery, with authorization for the Director of the TUSD
Food Services Department to execute the agreement (revision)
Approved
plans and specifications for Sahuaro High School re-roofing
project, with authorization to advertise for sealed bids (capital
outlay)
Authorized
Intergovernmental Agreements between TUSD and:
- the City
of Tucson for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) for
construction of a Family Resource and Wellness Center at Catalina
High Magnet School (new)
- Pima
County Community College for America Reads Challenge Program
(new)
- TUSD
and Pima Community College for Educational Services - Improving
America's School Act of 1994 (Title I PL 103-382), for 1997-98
and 1998-99 school years (continuation)
Awarded
Bid No. 6602 - paper supply items for warehouse stock 1998-99
school year to: Advanced Paper & Maintenance Supply Inc.,
Beckley Cardy Group, Dick Blick Co., Gestetner Corp., Hamlet
Paper Co., National Business Products, National School Supply,
Northern Chemical Co., Office Depot, Pyramid School Products,
Sanitary Supply Co. Inc., Spicers Paper Inc., Unisource, and
Windtree Enterprises, Inc.
Awarded
Request for Proposal (RFP) No. 6555 - Automated Time and Attendance
system, Best and Final offer to Gerger Systems/Kronos
Authorized
board member(s) to attend Sixth Annual Model Schools Conference,
Atlanta, Georgia, June 26 - July 2, 1998
Ratified
salary and non-salary vouchers for the period beginning March
3, 1998 and ending April 6, 1998
Adpoted
statement of charges, resolution to send notice of intent to
dismiss certificated teacher
Study/Action
Agenda Highlights
Approved
boundary change recommendation of the Southwest Boundary Review
and Site Selection Committee to relieve overcrowding at Grijalva
Elementary School
Approved
potential sale of TUSD Site No. 95 (Pima county Tax Parcel No.
114-46-0230)
Approved
easement agreement with AT&T Wireless Services, P.C.S.,
Rincon High School with authorization for the Director of Risk
Management and Safety Services to negotiate and execute a five-year
agreement
Information
Items Highlights
Student
Advisory Council (SAC) report from Ellen Davis, student liaison
to the Governing Board
Report on
the Arroyo Chico Flood Control Project
Summary
of Selected Financial Activity and Supplemental Information
for the eight months ending February 28, 1998
- Upcoming
TUSD Governing Board Meeting:
- Special
Meeting, April 28, 1998, 6:30 p.m.,
- Regular
Meeting, May 12, 1998, 6:30 p.m.,
- at
Robert D. Morrow Education Center, 1010 E. 10th St.
Tucson
Unified School District does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion or disability
in admission or access to, or treatment or employment, in its
educational programs or activities.
Produced
by the TUSD Communications Department, 1010 E. 10th St., Tucson,
Ariz. 85719, (520) 617-7303
Toni Córdova, Director
Susan Cruz, Senior Administrative Secretary
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