sprang from HB2711, which was passed by the state legislature in April. The bill called for terminating of Smarter Balanced exams in state schools. Administrators and teachers will have post-first-year opportunity to develop new items to enhance the test and access to interim benchmark and diagnostic assessments. Assessments should take no more than four days and educators will have access to student reports within 12 business days. Board Acknowledgements: Jenna Jett: Could not do the walk-thru to see the Homecoming decorations and I am truly sorry. I did, however, make it for the Homecoming game and I was very impressed with the half-time show by the band as well as the cheerleaders. Jason Walker: Mrs. Whytsell, I would like to say Job”! I have spoken to several of our service personnel, “Good and I am pleased to say the morale of our employees is moving in the right direction. Thank you! Jimmy Gregory: I am happy to see the fighting has decreased and Homecoming was great! Jacquelyn Collins-Frail: Molasses Festival was great and thank you to the amount raised by Arnoldsburg Elementary. Good effort on Homecoming. Superintendent Recommendations: New Business: Mrs. Jett moved and Mr. Walker seconded to approve Items A-F. Item B, #1 was struck as parent chose to stay in county. Motion carried 4-0. Finance FY17-18 General Fund Invoices - $576,840.18 Supplements $184,425.00 – Transfers - $402,203.13 September Financial Statement World Changers - New Procedures Student Transfers (FY17-18) Parent: Tina Anderson, Grades 7 and 11 (Calhoun to Roane) Parent: Michaela Fox, Grade PK (Gilmer to Calhoun) Home School Request (FY17-18) DeVries, Grade ___ CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION PAGE 5 OCTOBER 16, 2017 Volunteers (County)
sprang from HB2711, which was passed by the state legislature in April. The bill called for terminating of Smarter Balanced exams in state schools. Administrators and teachers will have post-first-year opportunity to develop new items to enhance the test and access to interim benchmark and diagnostic assessments. Assessments should take no more than four days and educators will have access to student reports within 12 business days. Board Acknowledgements: Jenna Jett: Could not do the walk-thru to see the Homecoming decorations and I am truly sorry. I did, however, make it for the Homecoming game and I was very impressed with the half-time show by the band as well as the cheerleaders. Jason Walker: Mrs. Whytsell, I would like to say “Good Job”! I have spoken to several of our service personnel, and I am pleased to say the morale of our employees is moving in the right direction. Thank you! Jimmy Gregory: I am happy to see the fighting has decreased and Homecoming was great! Jacquelyn Collins-Frail: Molasses Festival was great and thank you to the amount raised by Arnoldsburg Elementary. Good effort on Homecoming. Superintendent Recommendations: New Business: Mrs. Jett moved and Mr. Walker seconded to approve Items A-F. Item B, #1 was struck as parent chose to stay in county. Motion carried 4-0. Finance FY17-18 General Fund Invoices - $576,840.18 Supplements – $184,425.00 Transfers - $402,203.13 September Financial Statement World Changers - New Procedures Student Transfers (FY17-18) Parent: Tina Anderson, Grades 7 and 11 (Calhoun to Roane) Parent: Michaela Fox, Grade PK (Gilmer to Calhoun) Home School Request (FY17-18) DeVries, Grade ___ CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION PAGE 5 OCTOBER 16, 2017 Volunteers (County)
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