Mountain View Academy

45 S. Moss ◊ Lowell, Oregon 97452 ◊ (541)735-1709

Board of Director’s Meeting

August 24, 2015

6^th grade classroom MVA Wing

6:15 pm – Executive Session

7:00 pm – Public Session

The Mountain View Academy School Board encourages public input. Persons wishing to address the Board on school related issues, are invited to do so, either when the item is presented on the agenda, or under the “Public Comments” section. In the interest of time and order, presentations from the public are limited to three (3) minutes per person, and the total time for individual agenda items shall not exceed (20) minutes. An individual speaker’s allotted time may not be increased by a donation of time from members of the public in attendance. If you wish to speak under Public Comments, please complete a Public Comment Form and turn it in to Beth Sprague. The Board requests complaints or charges against an employee be held in Executive Session. Individuals who require disability-related accommodations or modifications to participate in the Board meeting should contact the Administrator in writing prior to the meeting.

AGENDA

1.0 OPENING BUSINESS – 6^th grade classroom MVA Wing

1.1 Call to Order

1.2 Public Comment on Executive Session topics

2.0 EXECUTIVE SESSION – 6^th Grade Classroom MVA Wing

2.1 Pursuant to ORS 192.660(2)(i)

To review and evaluate the employment-related performance of the chief executive officer of any public body, a public officer, employee or staff member who does not request an open hearing

2.2 Pursuant to ORS 192.660(2)(f)

To consider records exempt by law from public inspection.

2.3 Return to Public Session

3.0 OPENING OF PUBLIC SESSION – 6^th Grade Classroom MVA Wing

3.1 Public Session Call to Order at 7:00 pm

3.2 Attendance:Board Chair Jake Plahn, Vice Julie Valencia, Beau Garner, Erica Richardson, and Jessica Justman

3.2.1 Guests: none

3.3 Approval of Agenda

3.4 Approval of Minutes

3.5 Schedule Next Meeting: Sept  21st at 7:00 in the PDR

3.6 July Budget: Laurie stated there is a line item in the budget for transportation.  This will be slightly higher as we will be busing more children next year.

Clarification – The audit that took place recently was a preliminary financial audit.  This went well.  We will still be having a full audit in October.

4.0 PUBLIC COMMENT

**Opportunity for Citizens to address items not on the Agenda. Persons wishing to address the Board on any school related issue not listed elsewhere on the agenda are invited to do so now. Board Members are limited, but not required, to give a brief response to public statement or questions regarding non-agenda items.

5.0 ACTION DISCUSSION

5.1 Information on direction for PERS opt-out

Reviewed letter from lawyer for retainer fees/contract.  Laurie is asking approval from the board to have letter signed and pay 8,000 retainer for enlisting the attorney’s services for the PERS opt out.

Discussion:

Beau: This is a direction we need to head for the academy and teachers.  Beau is in favor of starting this process.

Beau moves to sign the agreement and approve 8,000 to pay the attorney retainer fee.  Julie seconds the motion.  Motion was unanimously approved.

5.2 Information on Champions program

Laurie presented some information on an all-inclusive after school program contract option.  We would need more details on this if we wanted to pursue it.  The question is do we want to get more information on this?  We decided Julie would check into the program and get more details as well as check with Walt to see if this might be an option.  There would need a minimum number of 12 students.

5.3 Legislative Sessions handout

Discussed information from the legislative session hand out.  New legislation reveals that for a student who attends a charter their home district/school no longer receives 10% of their ADM.  Money above 80% now all goes to the district in which the charter is located.

5.4 Approve enrollment window

Discussed enrollment window options.  Laurie proposed 24 hr. enrollment window for now and then enrollment window from back to school orientation through the first day of school.

Jessica motions to open two enrollment windows.  One for 8/25 and one for 8/31-9/3.  Erika seconded.  Motion was unanimously approved.

5.5 BSO

Went over plan for the BSO.  The board will help serve at the ice cream social.  Board members are wearing character shirts from last year.  Teachers are also wearing their shirts.  We are signed up for a fundraiser through Jamba Juice.  We will roll this out at the BSO.  Students sell $10 gift cards.  We will receive $5 from each sale.  The teachers would like projector screens for the classrooms.  The money made through this will go towards this goal.  Board members will report at 6:30 for the BSO.  There was needed forms already sent out to all families but we will have extras.  We will have an ice-cream social at the event.  We decided to keep it simple and do ice-cream cones.  We went over volunteer opportunities and draft volunteer sign-up sheets.  Board member Jessica will bring a complete list of volunteer sign-up sheets to the BSO.

5.6 Approve purchase of bulletin board for office hallway

Laurie requested approval for the purchase of two bulletin boards.  One would be for parent communication and would be placed outside the school office.  One would be for the 7^th/8^th grade classroom.   Laurie has obtained quotes for $210 or $213.  Jessica motioned to approve $430 for bulletin boards.  Erika seconded the motion.  The motion was unanimously approved.

5.7 Approve purchase of at least one more vacuum for classrooms

Laurie requested approval for purchase of additional vacuums.  This would allow for more than one person vacuuming at once.  Laurie already obtained quotes online at between $120-140.  Erika stated that it is important to buy a quality vacuum cleaner.   Erika motioned to approve $400 for the purchase of 2 vacuum cleaners.  No one seconded the motion.  Beau motioned to approve up to $300 to purchase 2 vacuum cleaners.  Erika seconded the motion.  The motion was unanimously approved.

5.8 Board clarification on employee insurance

Laurie is requesting clarification on how much flexibility the board would like to give staff in choosing their health insurance options.  We budgeted up to $400 per month per employee for health coverage.  Laurie presented that the basic plan available through Pacific Source insurance is $329 per staff member per month.  We can add an additional dental plan which would cost $52 per staff member per month.  This is all individual coverage.  There would be an option for employees to purchase family coverage at an additional cost paid directly by the employee.

Some staff would like FSA accounts only and would like to opt out of the other coverage.  Only people who have other coverage can opt out.   The federal government stated we can only put $2550 maximum in a FSA for each employee.

The board discussed options and equity between the plans.

The board clarified that we will allow dual covered staff members the ability to opt out of the regular health plan and receive a FSA instead in the amount of $2550 as allowed by regulations.  We will also allow the staff members who opted out to receive a dental plan for either individual or family coverage.

6.0 INFORMATION AND STUDY

Laurie is proposing allowing teachers to be reimbursed up to a certain amount for clothing expenses.  This money will come out of their professional development funds.

Julie made a motion to allow teachers to utilize up to$300 of the professional development funds allotment for work clothes reimbursement.  They must submit receipts to be reimbursed.  Jessica seconded the motion.  Motion passed unanimously.

6.1 Administrator’s Report

Laurie presented her administrators report.  Teachers have met over the summer to work on curriculum training and other trainings.  Most of the supplies and equipment for the next school year are in.  The modular is also in.  Current student count is at 107 students.

7.0 ADJOURNMENT -9:42 pm

Any documents that are public records and are provided attachments to public session items on this agenda are accessible to the public on the school’s website, with the exception of documents provided at the time of the meeting. Documents that are public records, and are provided at the time of the meeting to a majority of the Board regarding a public session item, will be made available for public inspection upon request to the Administrator’s Assistant.

Mountain View Academy

45 S. Moss ◊ Lowell, Oregon 97452 ◊ (541)735-1709

Board of Director’s Meeting

June 16, 2015

Professional Development Center

6:15 pm – Executive Session

7:00 pm – Public Session

AGENDA

1.0 OPENING BUSINESS – Professional Development Center

1.1 Call to Order

1.2 Public Comment on Executive Session topics

2.0 EXECUTIVE SESSION – Lowell’s Superintendent’s Office Conference Room

2.1 Pursuant to ORS 192.660(2)(i)

To review and evaluate the employment-related performance of the chief executive officer of any public body, a public officer, employee or staff member who does not request an open hearing

2.2 Pursuant to ORS 192.660(2)(f)

To consider records exempt by law from public inspection.

2.3 Return to Public Session

3.0 OPENING OF PUBLIC SESSION – Professional Development Center

3.1 Public Session Call to Order.  The meeting was called to order at 7:04 pm by Jake Plahn.

3.2 Attendance:  Board President Jake Plahn, Vice President Julie Valencia, Members Erica Richardson, Jessica Justman and Beau Garner were present.  Administrator Laurie Cardwell and minutes recorder Beth Sprague were also present.

3.2.1 Guests:  No guests were in attendance.

3.3 Approval of Agenda.  Agenda additions included discussion of teacher bonuses and additions to kindergarten class cap.

3.4 Approval of Minutes.  The minutes were approved by unanimous consent with the correction of a clerical item in the attendance bullet point.

3.5 Schedule Next Meeting.  The next meeting of the board was scheduled for July 28th at 7:00 pm.

3.6 May Budget.  Beau Garner asked for clarification around the garbage bill.  Jake Plahn noted the carry forward reflects the budget estimate closely.  Responding to a question from Jessica Justman it was explained that MVA does not receive Adm for foster children, however that credit is placed in the Lowell School District.  Laurie Cardwell explained there are items within a Charter that MVA was not aware they are not receiving credit for. She has had discussions with peer districts regarding this and is working toward obtaining more information.  Principal Cardwell said she is working toward purchasing items before FY end to insure the budget is spent out appropriately.  President Plahn summarized the budget year is ending on a positive note and will reflect a carryforward of approximately $20,000.  Beau Garner added the FY15-16 budget reflected a carry forward of $20,000 as well.  Jessica Justman noted that the professional development line item is under budget. It was confirmed those amounts are included in that $20,000 carryforward previously discussed.  The FY14-15 audit has commenced with results being provided in October.

3.7 June Projected Budget.  The Board discussed in summary carry forward amounts for the next fiscal year in comparison to those budgeted for in FY14-15 and appropriate projections.  The current student ADm is 108, with 7 spots remaining open.This approved budget has 100k unallocated; with 20k less the projected previous carryforward and 7 spots remaining the FY 15-16budget shows 40k less then allocations at this time.  Via verbal consensus the Board remains in agreement with the June projected budget.

4.0 PUBLIC COMMENT

No public comment was offered.

5.0 ACTION DISCUSSION

5.1 Approve PERS Opt – out.  Laurie Cardwell said she recommends hiring an attorney to allow MVA to opt out of PERS.  Options are legal representation would be approximately 12,000, or cost sharing with ACE who is currently addressing the issue by setting up a corporation and obtaining a different retirement option. President Plahn expressed his preference to use ACE’s corporation in a shared capacity.  Laurie Cardwell said the $10,000 is a fixed fee which MVA would have to pay to opt out, however the $2,000 fee would not be owed to the attorney if the ACE option was used.   The anticipated proposal would be to pay ACE a monthly fee for use of their corporation.   President Plahn asked for additional detailed cost analysis of what the $10,000 includes and a proposal to provide to Lowell School District via Walt Hanline to opt out. He also asked for information on the 401k including the total cost of that alternate plan.  The next Lowell School Board meeting is scheduled for June 22, 2015 and Principal Cardwell has asked that the opt out of PERS for MVA be placed on the Lowell Board agenda.  The Board via verbal discussion supported the idea of an alternate option to PERS, but preferred Lowell’s opt out approval via contract amendment and additional specifics to consider before approving an expenditure.  The Board discussed verbally implications of moving from PERS to a 401k including the benefit to the teachers and considering this early in MVA’s PERS tenure rather than later.   Julie Valencia pointed out the current fiscal estimates may not included the additional teacher’s salary and would need update.  The issue was tabled for discussion at a subsequent meeting.

5.2 Approve Raise for Teachers.  Laurie Cardwell noted a compression issue in that new teachers were offered the same salary as those currently employed. She asked for Board discussion and consideration.  The Board agreed this is an issue and discussed options for addressing it.  The long-term goal for MVA is to institute a step based salary scale, however that is not possible this fiscal period.  The Board discussed options of a possible bonus rather than a nominal salary increase to prevent a premature long term fiscal commitment as there are multiple agenda items that may affect teacher salaries at this time.  The Board tabled the discussion for a further board meeting pending an outcome on the PERS issue.

5.3 Approve Purchase of Chrome Books.  Principal Cardwell asked for approval of a classroom set of Chrome Book computers in the amount of $3,000 for 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade classrooms. These would allow basic internet access for these grades and would complement the laptops and other technology the other classrooms have procured.  She requested the purchase be approved prior to the AY15 year start.  Jake Plahn expressed support of the recommendation.  The Chrome books use GoogleDocs rather than the MS office suite which does not require licensing purchase to maintain. State testing may also be completed on these books.  With no allocated line item for this purchase this would be funded for out of unallocated funds i.e., carry-forward.

Erica Richardson moved to purchase Chrome Books in the amount of $3,000 in the FY15-16 budget. Beau Garner seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously by voice vote.

5.4 Approve New Enrollment Window, July 1-10 and August 1-10.  Laurie Cardwell asked for Board discussion to open an additional enrollment window for a waiting list.  With school starting September 8th, she recommended the above two enrollment windows.  Julie Valencia recommended the windows coincide with summer staffing availability.

Jake Plahn moved to institute enrollment windows of July 1-9  and  August 3-6.  Jessica Justman seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously by voice vote. 

5.5 Approve Smartboard Request for Rob Miles.  Laurie Cardwell said exact numbers on this proposal are not available at this time. The board tabled the approval for a future meeting pending receipt of details.

5.6 Approve 1^st grade technology request.  Currently 1st and 2nd grade are sharing tablets, however there is a need for additional tablets.  Cost for 15 tablets would total $1,500.00.  Jake Plahn expressed concern that if technology was purchased now, it would sit until fall to be used.

5.7 Other technology requests: screen, smartboard.  Mr. Miles has requested a SmartBoard for his classroom.  An exact cost estimate is not available at this time.  Julie Valencia noted that MVA does not have a smartboard, but does have Kindles that could be shared with proper scheduling.    Jessica Justman and Laurie Cardwell were thoughtful about which technology would have more educational benefit for MVA.  Jake Plahn said this decision could be purchased next FY and recommended it be pended until Mr. Miles could provide a full proposal and useage details.  The discussion was tabled to the August meeting.

5.8Approve Purchase for Tablet Cases, 15 @ $27.99.  Currently tablets are not protected, Laurie Cardwell recommended approving the $420.00 to protect the investment.

Jake Plahn moved to allocate $420.00 for cases for current Kindles.Beau Garner asked how durable the Kindles are and the necessity of the case. After discussion, Mr. Plahn retracted his motion. The purchase was tabled until August.

5.9 Approve Donation for Nika’s Go Fund Me Account.  Erica Richardson confirmed that GoFundMe does take a percentage of the donation received for overhead.  Jake Plahn said common past donations have been $250.00. The Board was in full support.

Erica Richardson moved to donate $250.00 to Nika’s GoFundMe Account.  Jake Plahn seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously via voice vote.

5.10 Approve adjustment of kinder cap. The current cap is at 12 students. Currently a sibling has filled out an application for an early admit test to be given in the fall.  A lottery is pending for that 12th spot.  Principal Cardwell is requesting adjustment of the kindercap to 13 pending the student passing and being enrolled.  If the student does not pass the test the number will remain at 12.  There is also a teacher who is considering enrolling her student which could fill that 13th place as well.  There is no formal MVA policy language around early admit or teacher child preference for admit.  Once a cap adjustment is approved the first person on the waiting list is pulled in. The cap was originally placed at 12 for space within the classroom and for retention purposes.  AY 14-15 enrollment in kindergarten was 13.   MVA does not anticipate retaining any kindergarteners currently.  Beau Garner noted that as MVA continues to grow it will be important to address situations like this in a sustainable way.  Julie Valencia shared the possibility of using the unallocated space in the portable to accommodate the kindergarteners which would address the space issue and allow for additional students.

Jessica Justman moved to adjust the kindercap to 13 children for the July 1-9 open enrollment window. Julie Valencia seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously by voice vote.

 Jake Plahn will complete a kindergarten lottery to accommodate the Board decision.

5.11 Teacher Bonuses.  The Board discussed the fiscal status and amounts available to consider for teacher bonuses.  The Board recognized the desire to compensate employees who worked the AY14-15 school year in addition to their salary.  The Board expressed appreciation for the staff and teachers and recognized MVA’s success is because of the investment of their efforts.  Julie Valencia noted that the teachers are grossly underpaid in comparison to their peers and are vested in MVA’s success.  Beau Garner agreed with Ms. Valencia and expressed the desire to pair responsibility to the budget with expression of appreciation to the teachers. President Plahn reminded the Board the teachers have taken a risk by working with a startup like MVA and he is committed to their success as well as MVAs. Beau Garner expressed concern that they carryforward will not be a solid number under fiscal year end and it is currently under anticipated budget by 20,000.

Erica Richardson moved provide each teacher and the administrator a $575.00 bonus, Office Assistant $200.00 and Aides $100.00 as a bonus to be paid as a cash bonus at FY14-15 end.  Jake Plahn seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.

6.0 INFORMATION AND STUDY

6.1 Administrator’s Report

7.0 ADJOURNMENT.  With no further business at hand, the meeting was adjourned at 9:32 pm.

Any documents that are public records and are provided attachments to public session items on this agenda are accessible to the public on the school’s website, with the exception of documents provided at the time of the meeting.  Documents that are public records, and are provided at the time of the meeting to a majority of the Board regarding a public session item, will be made available for public inspection upon request to the Administrator’s Assistant.

Date: 4/28/15

Start Time: 7:00 pm

End Time: 8:44 pm

Location: PDR

Attendees:  Jake Plahn; Beau Garner; Jessica Justman; Erica Richardson; Julie Valencia; Laurie Cardwell; (Beth Sprague, Minutes Recorder)

Guests: no audience was in attendance.

Attachments :

Agenda Items

• Call Meeting to Order.  Chair Jake Plahn called the meeting to order at 7:08 pm.
• Adoption of Agenda.
  • Beau Garner requested to add Board Yearly Events to the agenda.  Agenda was adopted by unanimous consent.
• Approval of Minutes.
  • Minutes were not yet completed. Approval was pended until the subsequent meeting.
• Schedule next meeting.
  • The next Board meeting was scheduled for May 19, 2015 at 7:00 pm at Lundy Elementary Board Room.
• Budget, P.1-8
  • Laurie Cardwell said she feels the budget appears good.  State School Fund total payments are projected to be $12,775 over original budget.  Beau Garner asked regarding the phone bill increase from November to January.  Laurie explained that is likely the “Square” purchase, but will obtain confirmation from Maureen.  Beau also questioned fundraising 1760 vs. donation 1920 and delineating the use of those account codes more clearly.  Laurie Cardwell said the total PERS contribution for March is 11,664.  Jake Plahn noted that 40k carryforward is estimated within the budget as well.
• Projected Budget, P. 9-10
  • Laurie presented the Projected Budget Summary dated 3.31.15 showing approximately 40k in unallocated carry forward.
• Approve Governance Handbook, P.11-19
  • Laurie Cardwell brought forward several changes to the handbook including an incorrect title for Mrs. Valencia and a typo on page 2 that were updated.    She asked the Board for approval of the updates.
  • Jake Plahn moved to approve the governance handbook as presented. Julie Valencia seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
• Approve Dress Code (to be added to policy handbook), P. 20
  • Laurie Cardwell presented a draft dress code for approval advising she has reviewed other charter school’s codes and this is in alignment.  Jake Plahn asked for clarification of “legging” pants.  Laurie Cardwell said the trend is tights which can be worn under items but not alone.  Chair Plahn asked why this came up. Laurie Cardwell said that there is a widespread problem throughout schools and she is attempting to address it for the school.  She said the goal is for clothing not to distract the learning process.  Jessica Justman said she had slight concern about the leggings; but didn’t see an issue with the document. Beau Garner said he is more interested in action protocol if the Dress Code is broken.  Laurie Cardwell said she plans to have sweats  and shirts available for them to wear should a gross infraction occur; however she does not anticipate using them.  Laurie Cardwell shared ultimately she would like this included in the policy manual when those documents are revisited.  Jake Plahn said that he believes Board approval is not needed for an item of this nature and is an administrative issue. The Board discussed whether this needs Board approval or can be included in the policy
  • Chair Plahn said that it is appropriate to bring a policy like this for the Board’s information, but no approval is needed.
• Approve Chaperone Guidelines (to be added to policy handbook), P.21
  • Laurie Cardwell shared that after evaluating previous events she believed it valuable to create guidelines for chaperones.
• Approve Open Enrollment May 14-17 (to coincide with open house and radio ad campaign)
  • Laurie Cardwell said Jessica Justman has worked hard to obtain the radio ads and believes it should be strategically scheduled.  She said May 1-10 is the next open enrollment and an Open House will be held May 14 at 7:00 pm.  I requested Kelly Harris send out a email to all new families.  I request the board approve an open enrollment for May 14-17, 2015.  Jessica Justman said she has referenced the facebook page rather then the website in her ads.  Julie Valencia asked Laurie Cardwell for the current enrollment numbers.  Openings are:  2 in K, 1 in 1st, 2, in 2nd, 1 in 3rd, 1 in 4th, 1 in 5th, 4 in 6th and 1 in 7/8.
    • Jessica Justman moved to approve another open enrollment window for May 14-17 in addition to current dates.  Erica Richardson seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
• Marketing/Fundraising Report (Jessica)
  •  Jessica Justman reported that a Facebook ad marketing post has been created and there were multiple re-shares of the post.   Board Member Justman said she also distributed fliers at the Springfield After Hours at the Relief Nursery.  The radio ad will run from May 1 – 14th and include a brief summary about the school and will invite people to the open house.  It will run 15 times on each of the EARS radio stations.  Laurie Cardwell played the radio ad for the Board to hear.  Jake Plahn thanked Jessica Justman for her good work.
  • Jessica Justman asked Laurie Cardwell if she required assistance. Laurie Cardwell said she would have teachers assist.  Jessica Justman advised business cards are still pending.   Julie Valencia suggested being included in the Educational Extras section of the Sunday Register Guard.
  • Mrs. Justman reported around fundraising explaining a silent auction is planned and a possible bake sale.  It was also suggested to have snacks for sale at the upcoming musical.
  • The Board thanked Jessica for her work.
• Administrator’s Report (Laurie)
  • April 3, 2015 Oregon Coast aquarium trip was successful. The trip has been booked for next year.
  • School wide California achievement testing has been completed.  The students took the testing seriously.  Significant results were that our language program is doing quite well, however the spelling program may need reviewed. Most of the students tested below grade level in spelling with the California testing.  A review the spelling program is planned for this summer’s curriculum day.
  • The SMARTER BALANCE state testing commenced today and the computer adaptive test is being used.  The technology supported the 25 students without a problem. The results will not be available until next year. This is the OAKS replacement and is 3rd-8th grade specific.
  • Substantial progress on activity fees have been made with only 230 outstanding and several students families making payments.  Laurie Cardwell said as a formal bill is not sent out a reminder might be useful for parents.
  • 99 students are enrolled for next year with room in every grade.
  • Adjustments are being made to staffing to capitalize on the strengths of our teachers. Ms. Trimble will be moving to 4th grade and Mr. Miles will be moving to 5th grade.
  • Insurance options for teachers are being looked into.
  • The modular will be delivered on June 15, 2015.
  • The Kindle Tablets have been purchased and are now with the teachers.  Julie Valencia thanked Jake Plahn for his technical assistance.
  • Board Events
    • Beau Garner asked the Board if they have a mechanism for tracking key repeating dates for Board commitments.  Minutes Recorder Beth Sprague advised that she will provide the Board President a calendar for review.
    • Unallocated Carry Forward
      • Jake Plahn reported that the Board has a projected 40,000 in unallocated year-end carry forward.  The Board discussed options for fund usage including prospects for teacher retention and appreciation, classroom updates or bonus’.  A formula of disbursement was discussed including a standard of half the state contingency standard of 1.9%, another 1.9% in a long-term savings fund and 50/50 split between classroom needs and possible retention allowances.  The Board agreed to table the discussion until a future meeting when additional fiscal information is available.
      • Julie Valencia asked if the contract with Lowell was extended based on the contract with the modular.  She expressed concern that this location is where we want to stay and a reserve is not appropriate for future building or movement of the Academy.  She asked if the Board had considered strategically planning to address this.  Jake Plahn said MVA does plan to stay at its current location, and Lowell has expressed the desire to continue including MVA in their future plans.  Jake Plahn said he is confident that staying with Lowell is the right decision.
    • 4-Day School Week (Jake Plahn)
      • Jake Plahn advised it seems Friday school has been increased.  He asked Laurie her thoughts.  Laurie said sees a benefit to a 4 day week and reminded that these increased due to the add-back days and testing.   Laurie suggested taking the add-back days and making them into field trips.  Jake Plahn asked Laurie to update the calendar and he would rework the teaching calendar accordingly.
• Adjourn
  • President Plahn adjourned the meeting at 8:43 pm