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Piedmont Middle School Site-Based Management Team September 1, 2015 Agenda Members Present: Tracy Strickland (Admin) __x__, Henry Chandler (AP) _x___, David L. Fox (chair) ___x_, Rena McGee-Helms (G)__x__, Jeff Starnes (6) __x__, Kristen Crossley (7) __x_, Christy Hall __abs__, Marshall (PE/Pace) abs, Stephanie Schmitz (EC) __x_ , Lana Funderburk (MC) __x__, Karl Falkenberg (TA) _x__, Gina Loftis (P) __abs__, Pam Melchor (P) __x__ Meeting Start Time: 3:30 pm Meeting Adjourned: 4:09 pm What Time* Details Decision 1. Review Minutes 5mins Copy of Minutes June 2, 2015 Approved Not Approved Motion: R. 2nd : K. Crossley 1.Welcome/Introductions 2. Change of Transportation 3. Beginning of School-Year- Updates 4. Roofing Updates 5. Advisory- Panther Time (PT)- Updates 40mins All team members introduced themselves Strickland shared that there are concerns at the front office regarding parent telephone requests for transportation changes. How can we prove parent identity as well as maintaining student health/safety? Ideas included – parent must provide a confidential piece of info which can be verified on PowerSchool when they call? Mandatory hard copy of note or email or fax to front office? Emergency list to be used when it is a true emergency, not just so-and-so is going home with so-and-so for a slumber party Strickland stated that her update will include roofing updates – new roof, new carpet in media center and band room due to roof leak. Roofing is expected to continue until December. PdMS has implemented the “advisory” component of the schedule, as per last year’s site-based decision. Advisory is referred to as “Panther Time”, and has been a successful edition to the schedule. Due to health and safety issues, the team recommends a requirement of a hard copy to be provided by the parent (ie. Note, fax, email) for any student transportation changes. Vote was unanimous
Open Forum 6th – 7th – 8th - Pace - EC - MC/TA- Parents – Guidance - Admin – 15 mins 6th grade is working to alleviate traffic flow in the hallways No issues Chandler stated Ms. Hall will be the 8th grade rep No rep present (Ms. Marshall absent) Working on schedules for co-teaching and resource classes Vision/Hearing 9/25 for 7th grade Snakes 10/16 Book Fair 10/22 Falkenberg suggested that brightly colored name tags be used for visitor passes How do we schedule classes? Parents have voiced that kids never see their friends Mosley is sending home Duke Tip letters 9/2 Robinson has sent out student counsel info Chandler welcomed the new Principal, Mrs. Tracy Strickland and Vice Principal, Ms. Michelle Gray to the school stating that he was happy with the new administration team. Motion to adjoin at 4:09pm **Next Meeting Scheduled for October 6th Waiting for team approval from 8th grade This process is handled through PowerSchool. Minutes Taken By: Stephanie Schmitz EC Teacher
By Matthew G. Shoenbachler In November 1825 Jeroboam Beauchamp stabbed to death prominent Kentucky politician Solomon Sharp. The case became a national sensation because Beauchamp claimed the murder was to avenge his wife Anna’s honor. He was hung for the crime after a suicide pact in which Anna died. Through careful research, the author dispels the romantic myths that have surrounded these events for nearly two centuries. 2009. 13h 28m. DBC 05631A Few Honest Words: The Kentucky Roots of Popular Music By Jason Howard Kentucky has long been associated with folk, bluegrass, and country music, but the Commonwealth's rich heritage of roots music stretches much wider. The author profiles 14 contemporary musicians from many genres, showing how Kentucky music has influenced diverse artists such as country singer Naomi Judd, cellist Ben Sollee, country-rocker Dwight Yoakum, and jazz pianist Kevin Harris. 2012. 7h 21m. DBC 05632 Widder’s Landing: Life & Love on the Kentucky Frontier By Eddie Price In 1811, young gunsmith Craig Ridgeway leaves Pennsylvania and travels by flatboat to Breckinridge County, KY. He inherits farmland from a notorious widow, marries, and has begun a successful life selling his products in New Orleans when the US goes to war with Great Britain. Craig faces the difficult decision whether to stay with his family or use his skills to fight for his country. Some strong language, some explicit descriptions of sex. 2012. 31h 18m. DBC 05635 The Most Famous Illegal Goose Creek Parade: Tales from the Goose Creek B&B, Book 1 by Virginia Smith Al Richardson is looking forward to retirement in his quiet little community of Goose Creek, KY. His wife Millie has other ideas, which include spending their savings on a dilapidated mansion. The new lady vet finds it difficult to attract patients, while a cantankerous local causes dissension over the water tower. Al reluctantly finds himself involved in all these issues, thanks to Millie. 2015. 6h 24m.
Fellow eQuinelle Residents Although you can't tell by the weather, golf season will come to an end and will soon give way to curling! If you are in the minority who stays around to enjoy our Canadian winters and are looking to keep active in a social environment, you may want to consider curling. The North Grenville Curling Club will host an Open House on Thursday, September 6th from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. and will also be open for Enquiries and Registration on Saturday, September 8th from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Why not drop in to check out the club and learn about the various leagues as well as our friendly introduction to curling program. No matter your skills, fitness level, or age, curling can be enjoyed by everyone: in fact, our club may hold a coveted record as our most experienced curler continues to play hard well into her nineties! Club members will be happy to show you around, answer questions and maybe even share a beverage. The curling club is located at 200 Reuben Crescent in Old Town Kemptville. We hope to see you there but don't hesitate to let us know if you have any questions beforehand. Mitch Barsalou & Barb Brown
School Terms and Holiday Dates 2018/2019 Autumn Term 2018: Staff: Monday 3 September – Friday 26 October INSET: Monday 3rd and Tuesday 4th September Pupils: Wednesday 5 September – Friday 26 October Holiday Monday 29 October – Friday 2 November & Pupils: Monday 5 November – Friday 21 December Holiday Monday 24 December – Friday 4 January Spring Term 2019: Staff & Pupils: Monday 7 January – Friday 15 February Holiday: Monday 18 February – Friday 22 February Staff: Monday 25 February – Friday 12 April INSET: Monday 25th February Pupils: Tuesday 26 February – Friday 12 April Holiday: Monday 15 April – Friday 26 April Easter Sunday: Sunday 21 April Summer Term 2019: Staff & Pupils: Monday 29 April – Friday 24 May May Day: Monday 6 May Holiday: Monday 27 May – Friday 31 May Staff Monday 3 June – Friday 22 July INSET: Monday 3rd June Pupils: Tuesday 4th June – 22 July INSET: Monday 22 July Holiday: Tuesday 23 July – Friday 30 August
Schedule subject to change pending tryouts and evaluations FRIDAY SEPT 28 SATURDAY SEPT 29 SUNDAY SEPT 30 BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE BUNCH QUICK LANE BANTAM A VS RED DEER EXHIBITION 6:30 – 8:45 PEEWEE A EXHIBITION SLOT 5:45 – 7:45 ALL INITIATION PLAYERS 10:15 – 11:15 ALL NOVICE 11:45 – 12:45 ATOM B 11:15 – 12:15 MIDGET A Vs Lacombe EXHIBITION SLOT 8:00 -10:15 ATOM C EXHIBITION Vs Lacombe 11:30 – 1:30 REFEREE CLINIC ICE 1:00 – 2:30 PEEWEE B VS Sylvan EXHIBITION 1:45 – 3:45 ATOM A 2:45 – 3:45 ATOM B Vs Lacombe EXHIBITION SLOT 4:00 – 6:00 PEEWEE A 4:00 – 5:00 PEEWEE B 1:45 – 2:45 BANTAM A 5:15 – 6:15 BANTAM B 3:00 -4:00 MIDGET B 4:15 -5:15
Women’s Community House - Annual General Meeting – Tuesday, September 27, 2016 – 6:00 pm – Highland Country Club. Special guest speaker, Judy Rebick. RSVP to Marie Nother at or 519-642-3003 ext. 2257 by September 22, 2016. Connecting the Dots: Violence Against Women and Girls & Homelessness – Wednesday, September 28, 2016 – 2:00 – 4:00 pm – London Central Library. RSVP to or 519-433-1071 ext. 35 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls – National Day of Mourning – Tuesday, October 4, 2016 World Homeless Action Day – Thursday, October 6, 2016 4:00 pm – Soup ‘n – Covent Garden Market 5:00 pm – Walk led by London CAReS to Campbell Park 6:00 pm – Memorial Service – Campbell Park Information London is currently working on updating the Help Yourself Through Hard resource booklet. Agencies will be contacted to provide updated information. London Coordinating Committee to End Woman Abuse – Through a coordinated response, LCCEWA strives to end violence against women and children, including sexual violence. For more information and meeting details visit: Other Business Date and Time for Next LHC General Meeting - Monday, October 3, 2016 – 10:00 - 11:30 am, Central Library Stevenson & Hunt Room, Main Fl. Adjournment at 11:10 am London Homeless Coalition Steering Committee: Abe Oudshoorn, Deb Peckham, , Melissa Mirella Bryant, Susan Macphail, Shelley Yeo, Jan Richardson, Marcia Gardiner, Charlotte Dingwall
Proposed Priorities for 2016/17 Each of these priorities follows from a recommendation in the report. Priority Timescale Reduce the number of EHE cases colour coded as amber from the current high point of 71 (page 7). October 2017 Review the education provision of all children attending private or supplementary schools as part of their home education (page 7). May The EHE policy will be reviewed and published in 2017 (page 8). May In response to the changes in to the Registration Regulations 2006, amendments to the borough’s ‘Guidance for schools on legal and statutory procedures when adding a child’s name to, or removing a child’s name from a school roll’ and the PAM form needs to take place in the spring term 2017 (page 11). May The position of Missing Children Coordinator is essential for centralising key work relating to missing children. An application has been made to senior managers to have this post permanently established (page 13). May Missing Children and Children Missing from Education borough guidance. This document will be reviewed in 2017 and two guidance documents created, dealing with Missing Children and Children Missing Education separately (page 16). October Look at ways to try to reduce numbers of children going missing, especially children in our care (page 18). October In October 2014, all the website relating to EHE were updated. This needs to happen again in 2017 (page 19). May Implement the recommendations set out in the Children’s Rights Officers’ report (page 26). October
Melton City Council Vacation Care Program Booking Sheet – January 2019 Child Full Name Child Date of Birth Parent/Guardian Full Name Contact Please circle the dates you would like to book M T W T F M T W T F 07/01 08/01 09/01 10/01 11/01 14/01 15/01 16/01 17/01 18/01 21/01 22/01 23/01 24/01 25/01 Booking Agreement I, ___________________________________________________________ name) declare that I am a person with lawful authority for the child referred to in this Booking Sheet understand that the statement provided to me before the program is an estimate only, based on current information provided to the Service by the Department of Human Services (DHS). If there are any changes to my family circumstances or income it is my responsibility to inform the DHS. A final statement will be provided after the completion of the program, which will indicate accurate charges agree that I am liable to pay for all successfully booked days by the due date for payment, regardless of whether my child actually attends the days booked, and understand that failure to do so will result in my booked days being cancelled understand cancellations can only be made up the enrolment close date (as specified on the Activity Flyer), and that cancellations after the enrolment close date will only be accepted at the discretion of program management understand and accept that a late enrolment fee of $21 will be incurred for enrolments after the enrolment close date (as specified on the Activity Flyer) agree to pay a late fee of $5 for the first 5 minutes and $1 per minute thereof per child, for each child if I collect my child(ren) after 6.30pm. Parent/Guardian Signature __________________________________________ Date _________________________ PLEASE TURN OVER TO COMPLETE EXCURSION PERMISSIONS
Classic Group Fitness Schedule: Effective Nov 1, 2018 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 7:45AM Total Body Sculpt Lourdes *7:30-8:30am SPIN45 Lourdes *7:45-8:30am 8:00AM SPIN45 Carlos Body Pump Peter Mann Body Pump Peter Mann 8:30AM Sculpt and Shred Joyce Yoga Flow Tabitha Tabata Jillian 9:00AM and Tone Joyce Yin Yang Yoga Julian Spin45 Nicole Yoga Fusion Karina HIIT Jerrell Spin45 Walter 9:30AM Mat Pilates Joyce Nathalie Yoga Flow Cheryl SPIN 60 10:00AM Yoga Fusion Cheryl Beginner Circuit Ximena HIIT Jerrell Lara 10:30 AM Posture Power Peter Muniz 11:00AM Yoga Michelle 11:30AM Zumba Mariana 5:00PM Total Body Sculpt Ximena 5:30PM Turf Time Peter Zumba Nathalie Turf Time Jerrell Spin45 Aixa Spin45 Joyce 6:00PM Zumba Toning Lara 6:30PM Yoga Fusion Karina Boot Camp Yoga Flow Evan Spin 45 Spin 45 Lisa Club Number: 954.584.1081 Staffed Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00am-8:00pm Friday: 8:00am-6:00pm Saturday: 8:00 AM-2:00 PM Sunday: No Staff Silver Sneakers Class Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 10:30am Gold Roberto 11:00am Tai Chi Evan Classic Michelle Zumba Gold Roberto 12:00pm Classic Carlos Yoga Karina Strength & Balance Nicole 12:30pm Classic Carlos 1:00pm Yoga Karina Yoga Evan Circuit Odalis
Date: ______________________________ Date: ______________________________ Exhibit A – Food and Beverage Price List Exhibit B – Schedule of Events Exhibit C – Hotel Plans Exhibit A Food and Beverage List Exhibit B Schedule of Events Exhibit C Hotel Plans
JUDGE SCOTT P. TAYLOR SEPTEMBER 2018 TRIAL TERM TRIAL # CASE # DEFENDANT CHARGE DEFENSE ATTY PROSECUTOR 1. 09/11/18 -ready- CC18-842 (CR#1) TIFFANY BELL (1 DAY) TOP1 & TLP2 DARRYL BLACKMON ASHLEY SIEBERT 2. 09/11/18 -stand by- CC17-1755 SAMANTHA SOWELL (2 DAY) RSP1 ANGLEA WALKER ASHLEY SIEBERT 3. 9/13/18 CC 18-1156 & CC 18-1157 (CR#1) BOB DAILEY DVSS & DV3A WILLIE HUNTLEY ASHLEY SIEBERT
System (EIS), and FNESC has expressed serious concerns about the federal government’s EIS initiative. However, the EIS represents the overall federal government data management system, which encompasses all AANDC reporting – including the nominal roll. We are aware that First Nations representatives may be attending the nominal roll training session to assist with completion of the nominal roll. FNESC will inform all First Nations communities and schools prior to the nominal roll deadline whether any changes are to be implemented as a result of the dispute resolution process that is underway. In the meantime, if you have any comments or concerns about this issue, please feel free to contact Jan Haugen at or (604) 925 - 6087.
Alternatively, there is a Central Information and coordination office in Sofia: 6-8 “Serdika” str. Sofia 1000 tel. +359 29402873 f. +359 29402376 Country information sources - ANED 2014 Task 5 – . - Kapka Panayotova ‘ANED country report on the implementation of policies supporting independent living for disabled people’ - ANED . - – Bulgaria National Social Report 2015 - Bulgaria- Opening for Europe’s Children (2015) ‘Are the ESIF opening doors for Europe’s institutionalisaed children in the 2014-2020 programming period?’ - ENIL-ECCL (2016) ‘Working Together to close the gap between rights and reality’. - The UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Concluding Observations for Bulgaria on Article 19 UN CRPD ‘the right to live independently and be included in the community’ and other information resources . - ESPN Flash Report 2016/41 ‘’ - Bulgarian Centre for Not-For-Profit Law (BCNL): . - Opening Doors Campaign: . The National Coordinator in Bulgaria is the . In Bulgaria the campaign is supported by: Bulgarian Association for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (BAPID) Bulgarian Center for Non-for-profit Law Bulgarian Clinical Psychology Association De Passarel Bulgaria Foundation Equilibrium Association FICE Bulgaria For Our Children Foundation Haralan Alexandrov (independent expert) Hope and Homes for Children – Bulgaria International Social Service Bulgaria Karin Dom Foundation Know How Centre for Alternative Care for Children SOS Children’s Villages Bulgaria The Cedar Foundation Tulip Foundation
Day/Date Big Idea/ Goals Lesson Activities Assessment Standard Question *Teaching Structure Monday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project - Designing 0807.T/E.2 Evaluate a protocol to determine if the engineering design process was successfully applied. Evaluate your design that your team made today, and the changes that will have to be made. O,S,A Tuesday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project – Designing 0807.T/E.2 Describe what you have learned by using the Engineering Design Process as it applies to this project. O,S,A Wednesday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project 0807.T/E.2 Compare/contrast the Engineering Design Process to doing an experiment. T Thursday Classification Chapter 2 Section 1 Create Vocabulary Cards Scientific Name activity pg 61 GLE 807.5.1 Explain why and how organisms are classified. O,S,A Friday Classification Chapter 2 Section 1 Vocabulary Quiz Chapter 2 Vocabulary Quiz Scientific Name Worksheet
Academic Adaptations (as needed for gifted students and students with disabilities) Key Vocabulary Materials & Support Needed Performance Data & Notes Monday Tuesday Playdough Model, Engineering Design Process Cardstock, Tape, Electronic device Wednesday Discussion of technology advancements Conceptual, Physical, and Mathematical model Cardstock, Tape, Electronic device Thursday Classification, taxonomy, dichotomous key Friday
Day/Date Big Idea/ Goals Lesson Activities Assessment Standard Question *Teaching Structure Monday NO SCHOOL LABOR DAY A Tuesday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project - Designing 0807.T/E.2 Evaluate a protocol to determine if the engineering design process was successfully applied. Evaluate your design that your team made and the changes that will have to be made. O,S,A Wednesday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project – Designing 0807.T/E.2 Describe what you have learned by using the Engineering Design Process as it applies to this project. O,S,A Thursday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project – Redesigning 0807.T/E.2 Compare/contrast using the Engineering Design Process to doing an experiment. T Friday Engineering Design Process Marble Drop Project – Redesign and demonstrating design 0807.T/E.2 Describe your success with this project. O, S, A
Academic Adaptations (as needed for gifted students and students with disabilities) Key Vocabulary Materials & Support Needed Performance Data & Notes Monday Tuesday Playdough Model, Engineering Design Process Cardstock, Tape, Electronic device Wednesday Discussion of technology advancements Conceptual, Physical, and Mathematical model Cardstock, Tape, Electronic device Thursday Prototype, Redesign Cardstock, Tape, Electronic device Friday Prototype, Redesign Cardstock, Tape, Electronic device
77598 2017/09/06 Building Pmt 13938 GALVESTON RD NEW SHELL BUILDING (FUTURE GROUP 1-1-2-SH-B 2012 IBC (M OF 2) 77598 2017/09/06 Building Pmt 13938 GALVESTON RD A 10,122 SQ FT OFFICE BUILDOUT 1-1-2-B-B '12 IBC (2 OF 2) 2017/09/06 Building Pmt 250 EL DORADO BLVD BLD B COMMERCIAL FOUNDATION REPAIR
77546 2014/09/10 Building Pmt 600 BAYBROOK MALL REMODEL LEVEL 2 OF RETAIL STORE 1-3-2-M-B 2006 IBC 100% SPK 77546 2014/09/11 Building Pmt 500 BAYBROOK MALL S1155 RETAIL REMOTE STORAGE 2006 IBC (M#14053494) 77598 2014/09/11 Building Pmt GALVESTON RD 130 CONVERT OFFICE TO RETAIL 1-1-2-M-B 2006 IRC
First Grade Homework Calendar September 19-23, 2016 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Language Arts Language Arts Test today ***Begin studying new word list -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words ***The next Language Arts test will be on Monday, September 26th!!! Math Complete and back of study guide worksheet Math Test today -Complete front and back of workbook page Complete front and back of workbook page Complete front and back of workbook page Complete front and back of workbook page Mastering Math Facts Timed test today Social Living Review the study guide on shelters. Review the study guide on shelters. Review the study guide on shelters. Review the study guide on shelters. Social Living Test today Reminders:- Bring three sharpened pencils with erasers daily!!! - Clean the “Keep At Home” side of folders daily!!! - Have all materials ready for class daily!!! (colors, sharpened pencils, scissors, glue) **** Open House is this Wednesday from 5:30 – 6:30 pm for parents. Hope to see you here.
Present: Francisco Gamez, Jenny Lowood, Joseph Bielanski, Alejandria Tomas, Tina Vasconcellos, Drew Burgess, Lynn Torres, Zhanjing Yu, Heather Sisneros, Laura Bollentino, Phillippa Calderia, Iolani Sody-Gereben, Arja McCray, Steve Pantell, Clifton Coleman, Luis Pedraja, Amany Elmasry, Karen Croley, Everett Chan Absent: Tram Vo-Kumamoto, Lisa Cook, Fabian Banga, Timothy Karas, Myron Jordon, Vinh Phan, Carolyn Johnson, Julianne Kirgis, Pinar Alscher, Jeffrey Lamb, Rosemary Delia, Mario Rivas, Norma Ambriz-Galaviz, Ed Jaramillo, Cleavon Smith Facilitator: Arja McCray Guests: John Reager Note taker: Clifton Coleman Next Meeting: 10/3/2016, District Board Room Topic Discussion Follow-up Action & Recommendations Responsible Party Timeline Review and Approval of Agenda Review and Approval of Minutes The 10/3/2016 agenda was approved by consensus. Minutes from 05/02/2016 in Dropbox The 05/02/2016 meeting minutes were approved by consensus. Amany ElMasry Proposals: Berkeley City College 1 New Course 1 Course Update 10 Course Deactivations 1 DE Addendum (Information Only) Send corrected proposals list to Amany ElMasry Clifton Coleman, Iolani
Laney College Merritt College 4 Program Modifications Approved by consensus 4 New Courses 4 Course Updates 1 New Program Approved with the following notes: Revision of MUSIC 150 description Revision of 150 advisory to “successful audition required” Revision of CHIN 40B perquisites to “CHIN 40A or equivalent” CHIN 40B approved with 2 abstentions Revision of CONMT 32 description to “; strength” and “;sustainable” Bookkeeping CA approved with 2 abstentions 4 New Courses 2 Course Revisions 12 DE Addendums (information Only) Approved with the following notes: Send proposals to Board of Trustees Amany ElMasry
E. Part-time Law Enforcement Officer 1040 Hour Extension Requests: 1. Officer Kenneth E. Spaulding III – Dexter Police Department (1st request) 2. Officer McCray – Hallowell Police Department (1st request) 3. Deputy Brandon G. Lambert – Somerset County Sheriff’s Office (1st request) 4. Deputy Zachary F. Tracy – Somerset County Sheriff’s Office (2nd request) F. Course Certification Requests: 1. None at this time. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Complaint Committee Report: Mr. Thomas Peters Board Case 2017-030 Board Case 2017-031 Administrative Rules Committee: Deputy Chief Amy J. Berry Law Enforcement Training Committee: Sergeant Lincoln Corrections Training Committee: Director Larry Austin Policy Standards Committee: chief Charles J. Rumsey IV REPORT FROM THE BOARD CHAIR: Chair Brian R. Pellerin REPORT FROM THE DIRECTOR: Director John B. Rogers OLD BUSINESS: Board of Overseers of the Bar v. Lawrence C. Winger, Esq. NEW BUSINESS: Directors Step Increase 2018 Mandatory Training Topics for Corrections – Ms. Rosalie Morin Action on CRC Case Recommendations ADJOURN
First Grade Homework Calendar September 26-30, 2016 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Language Arts -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words Language Arts Test today ***Begin studying new word list -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words -Study word list. -Complete Grammar worksheet -Read “book in a bag”. -Study spelling words -Finish writing spelling words Math ***Review the study guide for the 1 Math Assessment! It will be in the same format! Math Mid-Module 1 Assessment today -Complete front and back of workbook page Complete front and back of workbook page Complete front and back of workbook page Complete front and back of workbook page Mastering Math Timed test today Social Living Review the study guide Review the study guide Review the study guide Review the study guide Social Living Test today Reminders:- Bring 5-6 sharpened pencils with erasers daily!!! - Clean the “Keep At Home” side of folders daily!!! - Have all materials ready for class daily!!! (colors, sharpened pencils, scissors, glue).
PLANNING TEAM MEETING AGENDA September 30th 2014, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM – Location – OSPI Headquarters –Olympia, WA Meet & Greet (8:45 AM – 9:00 AM) – Refreshments Provided Welcome & Meeting Goals (9:00 AM – 9:15 AM) Sandra Davis, ECO Resource Group Update on Planning Partners (9:15 AM – 9:30 AM) Robert Dengel, OSPI Planning Partner Toolkit (9:30 AM – 10:00 AM) Ken Goettel, Goettel and Associates (via phone), Robert Dengel, OSPI Public Feedback and OSPI Mitigation Plan Edits (10:00 AM – 10:20 AM) Ken Goettel, Goettel and Associates (via phone), Robert Dengel, OSPI Break (10:20 – 10:30 AM) Discuss finalization of OSPI Mitigation Plan (10:30 AM – 11:15 AM) Sandra ECO Resource Group Benefit Cost Analyses Updates (11:15 AM – 11:45 AM) Ken Goettel, Goettel and Associates Next Steps, Next Planning Team Meeting Date & Wrap-up (11:45 AM – 12:00 PM) Sandra Davis, ECO Resource Group Adjourn
1. Mt. Edgecumbe High School Presentation……………………Janelle Vanasse, Superintendent 10:30 AM 2. Board Report to the Legislature ………………………… Dr. Michael Johnson, Commissioner …………………………………………………………......... Marcy Herman, Legislative Liaison 10:45 AM 3. Board Standing Rules Discussion …Sana Efird, Deputy Commissioner ……………………………………………………………...………………... James Fields, Chair ……………………………………………………………..... Marcy Herman, Legislative Liaison 11:00 AM 4. Bylaws Discussion Dr. Michael Johnson, Commissioner ……………………………………………………………...………………... James Fields, Chair ……………………………………………………………..... Marcy Herman, Legislative Liaison 11:15 AM BREAK 11:30 AM 5. Joint Committee of University of Alaska (UA)/Board of Regents and Alaska State Board of Education Update .Rebecca Himschoot, Board Member …………………………………………………………………Sana Efird, Deputy Commissioner 11:45 AM 6. University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Endorsement – Statewide ESL Second Language Acquisition, Bilingual, and Literacy Education (SLABEL) Program ………...……………………………….Bob Williams, Director, Educator and School Excellence ..……………………………………………………….Sondra Meredith, Education Administrator 12:00 PM LUNCH 1:15 PM Mt. Edgecumbe High School Tour ………..…………Janelle Vanasse, Superintendent Work Session, (continued) 2:15 PM
4 Brunch 5 Breakfast sandwich 6 Scrambled eggs 7 Oatmeal & fruit 8 Muffins & sausage 11 Breakfast Pizza 12 Hard Boiled Eggs & sausage 13 Scrambled eggs 14 Biscuits & gravy 15 Brunch No School 18 Hot Cereal & Dried fruit 19 Pancakes 20 Breakfast Sandwich 21 Muffins & Hash 22 Fresh Fruit & yogurt 24 Breakfast Pizza 25 Breakfast Pie 26 Breakfast Burritos 27 French Toast 28 Breakfast cookies & sausage September Breakfast WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER In accordance with federal law and U. S Department of Agriculture, this institution is prohibited from discrimination on basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability Available daily: fresh, dried & canned fruit, fruit juice, low-fat yogurt & cheeses, full toast bar with butter & crème cheeses, cereal bar with gluten- free choices, 1% milk & low-fat chocolate milk Menu subject to change without notice
2 3 Labor Day 4 Scrambled Eggs & sausage 5 Smoothie 6 Breakfast sandwich with English muffin 7 Eggo waffles & Mandarin Oranges 10 Breakfast Burrito 11 Hardboiled egg Donut holes 12 Smoothie & bacon 13 Breakfast Sandwich with everything Bagel 14 BRUNCH 15 17 Yogurt, berries & honey bun 18 Biscuits & 19 Smoothie & bacon 20 Breakfast Sandwich with Pancakes 21 Eggs Benedict 22 23 Breakfast Burrito 24 Hard boiled eggs & maple bars 25 Smoothie & 26 Breakfast sandwich with biscuit 27 Egg dish 28 30 Yogurt, berries & mini donuts All meals served with non-fat & 1% milk Menu may change due to availability In accordance with federal law and U. S Department of Agriculture, this institution is prohibited from discrimination on of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability All students have the option of cereal and yogurt or bagels or toast and yogurt daily 100% juice served at all school meals Fresh and canned fruit always available to all students
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday September 2018 1 2 3 4 Day 1 Library Gym Faythe’s Birthday! 5 Day 2 6 Day 3 7 Day 4 8 9 10 Day 5 Gym 11 Day 1 BOOK FAIR and MEET THE TEACHER 5:30-7:00 Library Gym 12 Day 2 Book Fair closes at 9:30 am 13 Day 3 Spelling Dictation 14 PA DAY NO SCHOOL 15 16 Miley’s Birthday! 17 Day 4 18 Day 5 Gym 19 Day 1 Library HOT LUNCH ORDERS DUE Nash’s Birthday! Library Gym 20 Day 2 Book Orders Due 21 Day 3 World Alzheimer’s Day Spelling Dictation 22 23 24 Day 4 25 Day 5 Gym 26 Day 1 Library Gym 27 Day 2 TERRY FOX EVENTS 28 Day 3 PICTURE DAY Spelling Dictation 29 30 ORANGE SHIRT DAY
MI/DD population (>=25%) or 2) very high Medicaid Census (>=80%) Services Rule? Is it anticipated that the subject facility and/or the subject facility type will be compliant with the state’s plan? Is the long term viability of the Medicaid Waiver Program at risk for such facilities? Does the subject facility exhibit the ability to operate without Medicaid Waiver residents? Medicaid Reimbursement Delays Projects with SNF beds in states with a pattern of extensive reimbursement delays without AR Financing Does the project demonstrate the ability to handle delayed payments without AR Financing? Budgetary Constraints Projects with SNF beds that have Medicaid Census of 80% or more, or whose DSCR falls below 1.0 with a decline of 5% or less in Medicaid Census or Rate Does the owner/operator have a plan for working through rate reductions, rate freezes or changes in eligibility? Does the facility demonstrate an ability to remain viable, as evidenced by a Sensitivity Analysis showing how income, expenses and NOI would be impacted by the above changes? Money Follows the Person (MI/DD) Concentration of MI/DD population (>=25%) in either: 1) Board & Care, 2) SNF/ALF combos, or 3) combo including B&C beds; projects with ICF beds If MI/DD residents are predominantly non-elderly, how might the facility be impacted by MFP, Balancing Incentives Program and other state “rebalancing” efforts? Are there any constraints on facility’s ability to serve other types of residents in these beds/units? Is State
Medicaid funding for MI/DD residents stable? Money Follows the Person Physically Disabled & Elderly) Projects with SNF beds whose DSCR falls below 1.0 with a decline of 5% or less in Medicaid Census or Rate How might the facility be impacted by MFP, Balancing Incentives Program, nursing facility “right-sizing” initiatives and other state “rebalancing” efforts? If the subject facility may be impacted, are there any constraints on the facility’s ability to serve other residents in these beds/units? Olmstead Plans, Cases & Settlement Agreements Projects with a concentrated MI/DD population (>=25%) Are there any pending Olmstead cases, Settlement Agreements or Olmstead Plans or initiatives that could impact the facility? If the subject facility may be impacted, are there any constraints that would limit the facility’s ability to serve other types of residents? Other Risk, State Risk Summary Grid
SEPTEMBER 2016 DTC WEBINAR SUMMARY EAGLE INFORMATION WorkKeys ACCESSIBILITY & ACCOMMODATIONS Sept. 6 – Accessing & Creating Users in eDirect Sept. 13 – Preparing for District Uploads Sept. 20 – Building & Administering Sept. 27 – Accessing Reports Directions for First Time Users (p. 25-29) Webinars: Sept. 15, 23, & 29 – WorkKeys Test Groups & Batch Loading (p 6) Sept. 22 & 26 – Training for Online Testing (p. 6) 2016-17 resources are available in the Assessment Library – revise PNP, IEP, IAP, & LEP EOC INFORMATION AP Program K-3 ASSESSMENT DATA Sept. – start setting up TSMs for EOC Oct. 10 – User accounts for EOC Oct. 28 – deadline to finalize IEP, IAP, & LEP Webinars: Sept. 13 & 22 – Building & Sustaining an AP Program (p. 6) Sept. 27 & Oct. 6 – AP Course Audit (p. 6) Sept. 30 – DSC web application & K-3 literacy assessment reporting form (p. 7) K-3 Assessments: Admin & Reporting (whole section p.31 -34) eDIRECT INFORMATION Technology Readiness IMPORTANT DATES Sept. 6 – manage user accounts –LEAP & Eagle Sept. 15 – District & school subgroup CSV file will be available New eDirect Portal Page Online Tools Training, TSM, & Transitioning to Online Assessments: Resources & Next steps (p. 38-40) Sept. – Weekly Office Hours on Tuesday 1:00 Oct. – New Warehouse for Student History will be available Sept. 12 – Accountability Commission Mtg Oct. 17 – Accountability Commission Mtg Nov. 1 – Accountability Commission Mtg Dec. 5 - Accountability Commission Mtg Oct. 4 – DTC Webinar 1:00 ASSESSMENT RESOURCES Materials Timelines for LEAP 2025 & EOC – includes links to Assessment Guides (p. 46- 48)
Thursday, September 4 RL.3.10 RF.3.3 W.3.3 I can demonstrate what the Read to Self, Work on Writing, and Read to Someone stations look like. Word Work Review urgency and I-Chart Introduce vocabulary words and figure of speech Complete listening to directions activity Review check for comprehension – Read aloud 3 Station Implementation Practice one of station rotation Self-Evaluation – Rate and explain your success at your station Friday, September 5 L.3.4 I can use text features and context clues to determine the meaning of an unknown word. Word Work Review urgency chart, I-Chart, vocabulary words, and figure of speech Complete group word work activity – Read “The Biggest Shark that Ever Lived” and complete vocabulary squares 3 Station Implementation Practice one round of station rotation Vocabulary Squares – Accuracy
Issue 3381, LSOG: Standardization of directory listings in the 102 Practice (proposed for Initial Closure) Issue 3450, LSOG: Standard Validation and Submission fields for REQTYPE “C” Simple and Non-Simple Port Orders Medium Priority Issue 3443, LSOG: Increase the Name fields’ length in the 71 and 72 practices (to be worked after Issue 3450) Issue 3373, LSOG: Standardization of RT of “Z” in the 099 practice for REQTYP “C” to be utilized by all providers Issue 3477, LSOG: Standard field length minimums identified and repeating/# of occurrences on each field Low Priority Issue 3478, LSOG: Replace LALO with LD/LV fields on Directory Listing form 3382, LSOG: Standardization and consolidation of Directory Listings Inquiry/Response and Listing Reconciliation (from LSOG6) all into the 111 Practice (withdrawn) It was noted that Issues 3448, LSOG – Add new Line Activity (LNA) value to require disposition of each Telephone number when converting, and 3449, LSOG – Allow for multiple Pilot Numbers on Hunt Group (HGI) form, are on hold pending internal review. New Issues: None Issues in Final Closure: Issue 3381 Issues Withdrawn: Issue 3382 Issues in Initial Closure or Initial Pending: None The following LSO face-to-face meeting is scheduled: DATE CALL DETAILS 9/23/13 – 9/26/13 LSO Face-to-Face Meeting Location: Overland Park, KS Host: CenturyLink Agenda: Issue 3450 INC Update – Dave Garner:
May 13th – 14th Neustar TBD June 10th Conference Call July 8th – 9th T-Mobile TBD August 5th Conference Call September 9th – 10th CenturyLink TBD October 7th Conference Call November 4th – 5th AT&T (tentative) TBD December 9th Conference Call Next Meeting … November 5-6 , 2013: Location…Denver, CO …Hosted by Comcast and Neustar
REGULAR CITY COMMISSION MEETING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE BUDGET WORKSHOP AT 6:00 PM CMHP ACTIVITY CENTER 1046 2ND STREET FORT MEADE, FLORIDA 33841 AGENDA 1. CALL TO 2. ROLL CALL – CITY CLERK 3. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE TO THE FLAG 4. ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS 5. PRESENTATIONS/AWARDS/REPORTS 6. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 6.A. Minutes of the August 28, 2018 Budget Meeting, Minutes of the August 28, 2018 Regular Commission Meeting, Minutes of the September 4, 2018 Budget Workshop and Minutes of the Special Commission Workshop of September 4, 2018. 7. PUBLIC FORUM: Citizen comments for items not on the agenda (3-minute maximum length) 8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 8.A. PUBLIC HEARING: Ordinance 18-11 related to modifying the procurement policy on 2nd Reading. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FORT MEADE, FLORIDA; ADOPTING TEXT CHANGES TO THE CITY OF FORT MEADE’S CODE OF ORDINANCES; AMENDING SECTION 2-18 OF THE CODE TO MODIFY PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR A COPY TO BE KEPT ON FILE, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 8.B. Interlocal Agreement for Tourist Development Tax Funding for Development/Construction of the Historic Fort Meade Outpost Project 9. NEW BUSINESS: 9.A. River Trail on Edgewood Drive 9.B. Consider Mittaur Contract for CDBG 9.C. City Manager search 10. CITY ATTORNEY COMMENTS:
1. Students will [squ] Blend Word Cards from (students will have a copy), page 13-117. After reading, teacher will have students highlight the each blend in each word and place into their 3-ring binder. Oral Reading: Bonnie Kline Stories, Level 1 Squids Project Read/Phonology: Unit 13B: Lesson 1 tr, fr, pr, cr, dr, shr, br, gr, thr Concepts: A consonant blend is a consonant combination representing two combined consonant sounds. Objectives: 1. Reading words with beginning consonant blends. 2. Spelling words with beginning consonant blends. Day 1: Activities: Anticipatory Set: Display all the [r] blends. Ask Question: What letter is the same in all of these consonant blends? (Answer [r]) Teacher will state: This group of blends we call the [r] blends because the [r] is in every blend. Model: 1. Display [tr]. a. Skywrite [tr]. Say sounds while tracing letter in the air. (three times) b. Pull under the letters and stir around letters saying blend sound [tr]. Have students model. 2. Give each student blend bowl, page 13-35. Have students record [tr] on first line as demonstrated by teacher. Check for Understanding: Read the [tr] blend words (students will have a copy), page 13-61. After reading, teacher will have students highlight the [tr] in each blend word and place into their 3-ring binder. Apply Spelling with paper and pencil: Apply finger spelling with [tr] words. (Remember to twirl/stir thumb when finger spelling a beginning blend. Sentences to read and Student Practice Sheet 13D, page 13-41. Oral Reading: Bonnie Kline Stories, Level 1 Trash
Ms. Carole Eason, Principal Prospect School Ms. Madeline Baez- A. P. 265 Peninsula Blvd Hempstead, New York 11550 516-434-4700 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 SCHOOL CLOSED 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SCHOOL CLOSED Early Dismissal 11:30 am Parent Orientation 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Dismissal 11:30 am Parent Orientation 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Early Dismissal 11:30 am Parent Orientation 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Buses Begin to and from Home Schools 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 SCHOOL CLOSED Rosh Hashanah SCHOOL CLOSED Rosh Hashanah 24 25 Spirit Week Wear Purple 26 Spirit Week 27 Spirit Week 28 Spirit Week 29 Spirit Week 30 Wear Purple Wear Blue Back to School Night 6:00 – 7:00 pm Team A Wear Green Back to School Night 6:00 - 7:00 pm Team B Wear Yellow Back to School Night 6:00 - 7:00 pm Team C Wear Red
Orlando Section Executive Committee Meeting September 19, 2017 EXCOM Meeting Places and Dates for 2017 Date JAN 10 FEB 21 MAR 21 APR 22 MAY 16 JUN 20 JUL ---- AUG 29 SEP 19 OCT 4th / 21st NOV 14 DEC 19 Place DeVry UCF Valencia *Park DeVry ** Valencia UCF UCF TBD *Picnic – Jay Blanchard Park: 10501 J Blanchard Trail, Orlando, FL 32817 **No meeting is set for July Chair Call Meeting to Order: 1900 Hours ExCom Member Attendees: Deb Hall Location: UCF, Harris Engineering Corporation (HEC) building, Room HEC 356 Proxy Notifications: Genevieve Sapijaszko, Chris Nergard, Ravi Rajaravivarma, and Jorge Medina presented proxies to Vice-Chair. Quorum: Quorum was tallied and not achieved. We needed at least 10 voting members for a quorum which could have been a combination of Section Officers and separate Chapter Chairs Meeting Agenda Welcome - Chair vrajaravivarma@valenciacollege.edu Ravi Rajaravivarma Not present Vice Chair – Current Affairs dhall@valenciacollege.edu Deb Hall The next meeting will be held online on October 4, Joe Jusai will set this up with Jorge. Acknowledged proxy notifications and that we did not achieve Quorum so we were actually conducting a “Session" at UCF IEEE Scholarship Reminder…deadline in September 30th Awards Banquet Reminder The August 29th Meeting Notes were incomplete because we had not yet received the August 2017 Financial Report from the treasurer Secretary – Minutes Review gsapijaszko@ieee.org Genevieve Sapijaszko Not present Financial Treasurer cnergard@ieee.org Chris Nergard Not present September Financial Report: IEEE CBRS Checking and Savings Account IEEE CBRS Checking Account Opening Balance Sept. 1, 2017 $24,307.97
Targets MON TUES WEDS FRIDAY USI .3a I can explain why archaeology is important I can locate one of the oldest archaeological sites in North America, Cactus Hill, VA USI6.3b I can locate where the American Indians lived: Kwakiutl, Lakota, Pueblo, & Iroquois USI.3c I can describe how geography & climate affected the way American Indians met their basic needs. I can explain how American India groups used natural, human, & capital resources. 1 Code of Behavior ctivity 4 Day No School 5 Code of Behavior Test 6 Historical Thinking “Did 7 Historical Thinking: …Rescue ….. 8 Historical Thinking: …John Smith? 11 USI6.3a “Cactus Hill” 12 USI6.3a Archaeology “Nottoway 13 USI6.3a 14 USI6.3b The impact of geography on American Indians 15 USI.3b Inuit Indians 18 US1.3b Kwakiutl Indians 19 US1.3b Lakota Indians “Great Plains” 20 US1.3b Pueblo Indians “Basin & Range” 21 US1.3b Iroquois Indians “Eastern Woodlands” 22 US1.3b American Indians Review 25 US1.3c Resources -Natural -Human -Capital 26 US1.3c Resources -Natural -Human -Capital 27 US1.3c Resources -Natural -Human -Capital 28 Science Field Trip Occoquan Wildlife Refuge 29 Science Field Trip Occoquan Wildlife Refuge
Civilian Labor Force Summar y Labor force data, produced by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics and released by the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, show Arkansas’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained stable at 3.5 percent between August and September. Arkansas’ civilian labor force rose 1,435, a result of 938 more unemployed and an additional 497 employed Arkansans. The United States’ jobless rate declined two-tenths of a percentage point, from 4.4 percent in August to 4.2 percent in September. BLS Program Operations Manager Susan Price said, “Arkansas’ unemployment rate remained stable at 3.5 percent in September. While the number of employed Arkansans increased slightly from last month, there are 43,387 more employed than in September 2016.” Civilian Labor Force Estimates Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted Civilian Labor Force Sep 17 1,379,592 Aug 17 1,378,157 Sep 16 1,341,482 Civilian Force Sep 17 1,375,186 Aug 17 1,372,881 Sep 16 1,345,513 Employment 1,330,925 1,330,428 1,287,538 Employment 1,328,621 1,324,256 1,293,350 Unemployment 48,667 47,729 53,944 Unemployment 46,565 48,625 52,163 Unemployment Rate 3.5 3.5 4.0 Unemployment Rate 3.4 3.5 3.9 U.S. Unemployment 4.2 4.4 4.9 U.S. Unemployment 4.1 4.5 4.8 6.0 Unemployment (Seasonally Adjusted) State of Arkansas vs. United States September 2015 - September 2017 5.5 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 Sep '15 Mar '16
SEPTEMBER 2017 Evangelical Lutheran Church PO Box 217 Wilton, North Dakota Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday The names on the calendar are to remind us to pray for one another. 1 Susan Szczur 2 Gary Szczur 3 10 am Communion Service 4 Starnell Tarpley 5 Brigette Tarpley 6 Ysabella Tarpley 7 Sophia Tarpley 8 James Theurer 9 Char Theurer 10 Rally Day 9 am SS/Confirmation 9 am Bible study 10 am Worship Service 11 am 2018 Houston Faith Adventure meeting 11 John Thompson 12 Naomi Thompson 13 RedwoodVillage 2 pm Council 7:30 pm Erin Thompson 14 Ken Thomsen 15 Valerie Thomsen 16 Roger Thomsen 17 9 am Luther and the Reformation 9 am SS/Confirmation 10 am Communion Service 4:00 pm SLY Scavenger Hunt 18 Sandy Thomsen 19 Mike 20 9th gr conf 7:30 pm Tina Tooke 21 .Food Pantry 4-6 pm Tooke 22 Jordan 23 Harvest Festival Set-up 9 am Moana Tooke 24 9 am Luther and the Reformation 9 am SS/Confirmation 10 am Worship Service 11:00 am-1:30 pm Harvest Festival 25 Malia Tooke 26 Daren Tosseth 27 9th gr. con. 7:30 pm Jim Tosseth 28 Quilting 10am Maynard Tosseth 29 Sharon Tosseth 30. Pastor Paul Schauer: 734-6485 office, 391-0584 cell 734-6605 home www.sunnelutheran.org
Average Processing Days for New SNAP Applications This is the average number of days to approve a new application. 11.5 SNAP Application Processed Timely This is the percentage of applications that are processed within federal timeframes. 92.1% SNAP Churn This is the percentage of applicants each that 90 days prior were active clients. 25.8% PROCESSING Monthly SNAP Applications Received 23,409
Public Health Council Attendance and Summary of Votes: Presented below is a summary of the meeting, including time-keeping, attendance and votes cast. Date of Meeting: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 Beginning Time: 9:16AM Ending Time: 11:47AM Board Member Attended Record of the Public Health Council August 9, 2017 Meeting (Vote) Request to approve delegation of certain Determination of Need applications (Vote) Request for final promulgation of proposed amendments to 105 CMR 460.000, Lead Poisoning Prevention and Control (Vote) Request for promulgation of proposed amendments to 105 CMR 158.000, Licensure of Adult Day Health Programs (Vote) Monica Bharel Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Edward Bernstein Absent Absent Absent Absent Absent Lissette Blondet Yes Abstain Yes Yes Yes Derek Brindisi Yes Yes No Yes Yes Harold Cox Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes John Cunningham Ye Abstain Yes Yes Yes Michele Yes Yes No Yes Yes Meg Doherty Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Michael Kneeland Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Paul Lanzikos Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Lucilia Yes Abstain Yes Yes Yes Secretary Francisco Ureña Absent Absent Absent Absent Absent Alan Woodward Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Summary 11 Members Present, 2 Members Absent 8 Members Approved, 2 members Absent, 3 member abstained 11 Members Approved, 2 members Absent 11 Members Present, 2 Members Absent 11 Members Present, 2 Members Absent Ramos