Governing Board Action Summary

 

GOVERNING BOARD ACTION TAKEN ON TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 2008

CONSIDER DIRECTING THE ADMINISTRATION OF PRESCOTT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ISSUE CONTRACTS AND WORK AGREEMENTS TO ELIGIBLE STAFF FOR THE 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR WITHIN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES:  1) ISSUE CONTRACTS AND WORK AGREEMENTS BASED ON DISTRICT OFFICE RECOMMENDATIONS AS PRESENTED; OR 2) ISSUE CONTRACTS AND WORK AGREEMENTS MODIFYING DISTRICT OFFICE RECOMMENDATIONS WITH SUCH MODIFICATIONS STATED AND DESCRIBED

          Mr. Steve Campbell moved that the Governing Board direct the administration of Prescott Unified School District to issue contracts and work agreements to eligible staff for the 2008-2009 school year and that they be issued at the same rate as last year’s contracts and agreements,
with the exception of the ROTC instructors where the district must honor the contract with the Air Force.  Dr. Joan Fleming seconded the motion.

          Dr. Joan Fleming voted aye, Dr. Andy Newton voted aye, Mr. Tom Staley voted aye, Mr. Steve Campbell voted aye, and President Dee Navarro voted aye.  The motion carried 5-0.

CONSIDER THE APPROVAL OF FUNDING FOR AN ELECTRICAL SERVICE PANEL AT THE DISTRICT OFFICE FROM EITHER UNRESTRICTED CAPITAL OR LAND SALE MONEY

          Dr. Joan Fleming moved that the Governing Board approve funding for an electrical service panel at the district office out of land sale money.    
          Dr. Andy Newton seconded the motion.

          Dr. Joan Fleming voted aye, Dr. Andy Newton voted aye, Mr. Tom Staley voted aye, Mr. Steve Campbell voted aye, and President Dee Navarro voted aye.  The motion carried 5-0.

APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA

CONSIDER APPROVING THE CERTIFIED AND CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL ACTIONS

          Dr. Andy Newton moved that the Governing Board approve the Consent Agenda with the noted correction from Dr. Reynolds.  Dr. Joan Fleming seconded the motion.

          Dr. Joan Fleming voted aye, Dr. Andy Newton voted aye, Mr. Tom Staley voted aye, Mr. Steve Campbell voted aye, and President Dee Navarro voted aye.  The motion carried 5-0.