Today's
Curriculum Council meeting to order
will start.
Yes. Somethings.
I will start just by doing our roll call.
I think we have a relatively short agenda today.
Just a couple of items there under old business
and I don't anticipate being here very long.
So we'll jump right in and do our roll call.
And I'll just go alphabetically early
after we do our board members who are in the room.
So if you would just introduce yourself and say, here, we'll start with Mr.
Seger.
Cathy Seger here.
And Donna.
Here.
Erica Schmitt here. Okay.
Robert Bennett here.
All right.
Now, I would just continue down the list in alphabetical order.
If you're here, just let us know and share your role.
Laura Alexander,
Lauren Doyle.
And Lauren Doyle here.
I'm a school counselor to high school.
Mrs. Funk,
Mrs. Gavin
and Mrs.
Gabel.
Hanna Goma.
Senate.
Goma here. Okay.
Christine Hicks.
Jessica injury.
Greg Knowles.
Greg Noel. Spanish Teacher.
Middle School.
Jeralyn.
Laura.
Mrs. Cope.
High. Lindsey Cook.
Citizen Advisor.
Mrs. Landry.
Tracy Landry, Director of Professional
Learning and Innovation Here.
Mrs. Steven Miller.
Mrs. Mullins.
John Mullins.
Citizen Advisor.
Lindsay Smith.
Mr. Jeffrey Smith.
Mrs. Stein.
Mrs. Taylor Stuckey.
Sherry Taylor.
Stuckey High School.
English Department Chair.
Mr. Valentin.
Lisa Lang.
Dr. Winslow.
Stacy Winslow.
Superintendent.
And Mr.
Yeagley.
Okay.
So we'll move to the agenda.
Now, the first item on the agenda is the review of summary notes.
The notes from last meeting are posted there just for review purposes.
And the single item that we have on the agenda
and really the purpose for tonight's meeting is under old business
with the second read of
Carnegie Learning Carnegie
math textbooks for the middle school.
If you remember at our last meeting,
they were approved to begin the 30 day review
and now come back to Curriculum Council today
for basically a second review to move them on in the process
should they be approved from the council tonight,
where they will go on to the full board agenda
for final approval at an upcoming board meeting
And then after, if that does carry out that way,
then we would start the process of scheduling summer trainings
and all the things that go into textbook adoption and getting the staff
ready for the new materials to be implemented next year.
But that's a little bit on down the road.
So do we have any more discussion around
textbook recommendation and adoption
for Carnegie Learning?
This is Donna Cronan.
I believe that our last meeting I had extensive notes,
so I think we had a robust discussion.
But does anybody have any additional questions for Aaron regarding
how the staff feels about this program, which was very positive?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I think the resources really are excellent, particularly the
software package that comes with the textbook and the flexibility
that it provides, the ability to personalize for students.
Okay.
There's no further discussion.
Could I get a motion from the floor to move this forward
to the next step in the process, which would mean
it would go to the full board eventually for approval.
So move Cathy Zucker.
Second and Robert Bennett
all in favor?
I am.
Any opposed?
Okay. Hearing none.
Then we will move that on to the next step in the process
and I'll prepare that to go on the upcoming board agenda for approval
or for consideration at a future meeting.
That brings us to public comment.
Do we have we don't have any people in the room for public comment.
Do we have any virtual.
Will that go to the March 28th meeting?
Aaron, Is that your intention?
That would be if I could get it on just to keep things moving with it.
Thank you.
I stand corrected.
It'll go in the April 11.
Okay.
Thanks, boss.
I'm looking.
I don't see any virtual hands raised.
So then, I guess before we wrap up,
I would just say that I do expect our next meeting to be
a little bit more involved.
I know there are several textbooks and novels and things that
the different schools are looking to go
through the approval process in preparation for next year.
So I'm expecting that we'll have at least a few more items on the agenda next time.
But that sort of concludes what we're doing for today.
So at this point, I would like to call
for a motion for a German school.
So move to Cathy Zucker. Thank you.
Second, Robert Bennett, thanks.
And we're adjourned. Thank you, everybody.