Board of Trustees Meeting Galt Jt. Union HSD November 04, 2021 6:00PM The Board meeting is a blended hybrid meeting with the trustees convening at a school location and broadcasted through teleconference for public access.
5:00 pm – Closed Session
6:00 pm - Open Session
Public Comment is limited to 3 minutes or less or comments can be emailed to publicinput@ghsd.k12.ca.us no later than Noon on November 4, and is limited to 450 words.
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L. Pettis |
Action Item: Discussion and Possible Approval of Resolution 2122-08 Authorizing Continued Use of Remote Teleconferencing Provisions Pursuant to AB 361 and Government Code section 54953. Description: Consistent with Government code section 54953, on October 7, 2021 the Board adopted Resolution 2122-07, finding that meeting in person would present imminent risks to the health or safety of attendees. At the November 4, 2021 meeting, the Board will discuss and consider adopting Resolution 2122-08,to make a finding after reconsidering the state of emergency, that the current circumstances meet the requirements of AB 361 and Government Code section 54953 for the Board to continue conducting meetings remotely. |
Resolution No. 2122-08 Remote Teleconference AB361
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Note: Open Session of this Board Meeting may be video recorded and available for viewing at the District’s website at https://www.ghsd.us. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to view this video, please contact the Superintendent’s Office at (209) 745-3061
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**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. Please note that the Board may not take action on any item which is not on this agenda and members will not engage in a discussion or attempt to answer questions. Any questions that you ask may be referred to a member of the Superintendent’s staff for investigation, a later response or to obtain additional information from you. Your comments or presentation should be limited to three minutes or less pending Board President approval.
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C. Reihl |
The Galt Joint Union High School District’s Board of Education is currently elected under an “at-large” election system, where Board members are elected by voters of the entire District. Cities, public entities and other school districts have recently had their at-large election systems challenged under the California Voting Rights Act (CVRA). On April 14, 2020, the Board adopted Resolution No. 1920-14, signaling its intent to transition to by-trustee area elections upon the release of the 2020 Federal Census data. In a by-trustee area election system, each Board member must reside within the designated trustee area boundary and is elected only by the voters in that trustee area. With the recent release of the 2020 Census data, the Board is set to begin the process to adopt by-trustee area elections. At this November 4, 2021, Board meeting, the Board will receive a presentation from its legal counsel, Lozano Smith, addressing the process the Board will undertake to transition to by-trustee area elections |
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R. Lemmon |
Galt Adult School would like to recognize our first three (3) graduates of the school year. Presentation on the current state of Galt Adult School with data from the 2020-2021 school year, as well as the changes and growth into the start of this year. |
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L. Pettis |
At the July 23, 2020 Special Board meeting, the board and staff agreed that each board meeting should have a standing item to report to the board the status of the COVID-19 pandemic and implications for schools, students, staff, and operations. This item will remain on all regular school board meeting agendas until such time as it is deemed no longer necessary to report. |
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S. Duncan |
At the July 23, 2020 Special Board meeting, the board and staff agreed that each board meeting should have a standing item to report to the board the status of instructional delivery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. For the 2021-22 school year, the district has returned to full-time instruction for all students. The progress of these efforts will be presented at regular school board meetings. This item will remain on all regular school board meeting agendas until such time as it is deemed no longer necessary to report. |
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A. Rickenbach |
The Personnel Action Report (Classified) provides a monthly update regarding changes in classified staffing.
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The attached report summarizes classified personnel changes for the past month.
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Costs of these positions are represented in the district's budget.
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That the Board Ratify Personnel Action Report (Classified).
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Personnel Action Report - Classified - 11-4-21
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A. Rickenbach |
The Personnel Action Report (Certificated) provides a monthly update regarding changes in certificated staffing.
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The attached report summarizes certificated personnel changes for the past month.
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Costs of these positions are represented in the district's budget.
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That the Board Ratify Personnel Action Report (Certificated).
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Personnel Action Report - Certificated - 11-4-21
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A. Schroeder |
Liberty Ranch High School will travel to Anaheim, California for its Senior Disneyland day. The busses will depart at 12:05am on Friday, May 20, 2022, and return at 11:00am on Saturday, May 21, 2022. Students will sleep on the bus both ways, and will be in the park under the supervision of 10 chaperones for 200 students. |
The trip begins on Friday morning, and students return Saturday morning. |
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Entrance Fees: $179.00 x 200 = $35,800.00 Busses: $6,700 each x 5 busses = $33,500.00 Subs: $1,080.00 TOTAL - $70,380.00 Total per student - $260.00 each To be paid from ASB, personal, and fundraising funds. |
We are requesting the Board approves the Senior Class attending the trip. |
LRHS Class of 2022 Senior Graduation Trip
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C. Reece |
This conference is for teachers: LCAP Goal: - College and Career Readiness for All Students
- Rigorous Learning and High Achievement for All
- Transparent Communications and Engagement of All Stakeholders
- Safe, Healthy, and Supportive School/Work Environment for All
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The following activity for a teacher overnight and required Board approval. |
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The costs associated with these activities to be paid: - Teacher travel and vehicle expenses paid by the 2021-2022 Agriculture Incentive Grant 01-7010-1-5200-100-1208-1000.
- Substitute teacher paid for by GHS Site Funds.
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To approve the following travel for Patrick MacDonald to the New Professionals Conference. |
Galt Agriculture Dept Overnight Travel - New Professionals Conference
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C. Reihl |
In the absence of the Director of Human Resources the District is need of an interim director to fulfill those job duties. In addition, the District has an interest in having a desk audit performed on various positions within District Administration and positions that directly support the District. The proposed contract would accomplish both of these goals, as the individual has experience in these areas. |
The contracted rate would be $100 per hour, with the total amount not to exceed $25,000. These costs will be paid for by the Unrestricted General Fund. |
Staff recommends approval of the contract. |
P. Smart- GHSD Independent Contractor Consultant Service Provider Agreement
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C. Reihl |
The Classified Substitute Salary Schedule has not been updated since October of 2014. In that time minimum wage has increased by $5 per hour. In an effort to stay in compliance with the minimum wage requirements and attract and retain substitute employees, the District is proposing that the substitute hourly pay rate be paid out at Step A of the position the employee is subbing for. The positions impacted by this are listed in the attached proposed salary schedule. |
District recommends approval of the attached Classified Substitute Salary Schedule. |
Classified Substitute Salary Schedule - Board draft 11-4-21
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S. Duncan |
In this presentation, the Board will receive information about the process and timeline that District staff will use to develop the 2022-2023 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).
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2022-23 will be the second year of in the current 3-year Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) cycle. In response to changes and additions to reporting requirements for various funding sources, including LCFF and Expanding Learning Opportunities grant funds, this year's LCAP process requires that we provide a report to the Board on the Annual Update portion of the LCAP by February 28, 2022. Staff have designed a process to analyze current data and trends to identify needs, develop quality actions and services to meet those needs, and engage all stakeholders in a meaningful way in the development of the LCAP.
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The Local Control and Accountability Plan is a public document that the district develops to describe district priorities and goals, the actions and services we implement to meet those goals, and how we allocate our budget to address the needs of our students. Cost for the development of the LCAP may include: - Release days and substitute costs for teachers, administrators, and staff
- Refreshments/food for meetings
- Copying and Printing
- Stakeholder surveys
- Translation services
- Advertising
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Information only |
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K. Beck/J. Saramago/R. Lemmon |
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Published: November 1, 2021, 3:56 PM
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