The agenda is here. The report of the superintendent is here. The video of the meeting is here.
The National Anthem was sung by City View Elementary School's chorus.
The consent agenda passed as proposed.
The agenda is here. The report of the superintendent is here. The video of the meeting is here.
The National Anthem was sung by City View Elementary School's chorus.
The consent agenda passed as proposed.
Yes, it's taking me about a week to get to these. It's budget season...
Hey, do note that due to this being a Leap Year and February having five Thursdays, there is NOT a Worcester School Committee meeting Thursday; you can have this week off. There is, however, a Teaching, Learning, and Student Success meeting on Monday at 5 pm.
The February 15th agenda can be found here; the video is here.
Hey, so before I start this not-at-all liveblog of the charter school hearing, which will absolutely not cover everything, and which is mostly drawing from my Twitter feed (scroll UP), but also other sources, please note:
YOU CAN STILL SUBMIT TESTIMONY THROUGH JANUARY 4!
It goes to charterschools@mass.doe.edu
And as always, the following is my summary, my work, my commentary, and does not claim to be otherwise.
As MassLive notes in their coverage: "Of the 13 people that spoke in favor of the charter school, 11 were board members, trustees, teachers or staff at Old Sturbridge Academy or Old Sturbridge Village."