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Board Of Education Meeting

October 22, 2018

5:00 p.m.

Board Room Education Service Center

1516 Washington Street

Waterloo, Iowa

WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING

October 22, 2018

5:00pm

Exhibit

I. Call to Order

II. Moment of Silence

III. Pledge of Allegiance

IV. Mission Statement

V. New Partnership Recognition – Kittrell Elementary A Page 1

VI. Information from Individuals and Delegations

VII. Partnership with EMBARC (Ethnic Minorities of Burma Advocacy B and Resource Center) Page 2

VIII. Consent Agenda

Minutes of the October 8, 2018 Regular Board Meeting C Page 6

Personnel Appointments and Adjustments D Page 9

Bills Due & Payable and Bills Paid Between Board Meetings E Page 12

Substitute Custodial Staff Compensation Increase F Page 21

Appointment of Board Member to Black Hawk County Conference Board G Page 22

IASB Delegate Assembly Representative H Page 23

Appointment of Board Member to UEN Steering Committee I Page 25

IX. 2019-20 High School Planning Guide / Course Catalog J Page 26

X. Board Policy Changes – First Reading K

103.0 – Nondiscrimination Page 30 104.0 – Equal Education Opportunity

210.0 – Meetings of the Board of Education 400.4 – Notification of Arrest, Criminal Charges or Child Abuse Complaints 401.3 – Nepotism 603.3 – Competent Private Instruction (Home Schooled)

XI. Superintendent’s Report

XII. Information from Board Members

XIII. Adjourn


October 22, 2018

______________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: New Partnership Recognition – Kittrell Elementary

CONTACT: Tara Thomas, Director of School and Community Relations

Audrey Wallican-Green, Kittrell Elementary Principal

ATTACHMENTS: None

______________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

Crossroads Community Church has agreed to join the Kittrell Elementary School Partners in

Education program. Kittrell’s current partners include: American Cancer Society, Hammond

Avenue Brethren Church, InVision Architecture, Old Navy, Olive Garden, Optimist Club, The

Other Place, Target, United Presbyterian Church, and Veridian Credit Union.

Representatives will be present to welcome Crossroads Community Church as new partners

with Waterloo Schools/Kittrell Elementary School.

FOR INFORMATION ONLY

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EXHIBIT A


October 22, 2018

________________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: Partnership with EMBARC (Ethnic Minorities of Burma Advocacy and

Resource Center)

CONTACT: Dr. Jane Lindaman, Superintendent

Darren Hanna, Director of Elementary Education

ATTACHMENTS: Program Information Sheet

Proposed Timeline

________________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND: EMBARC (Ethnic Minorities of Burma Advocacy and Resource Center) is a grassroots

organization founded by refugees with the mission to help all refugees expand their world of

possibilities through advocacy, education and community development. EMBARC was founded on

the belief that sustainable change can only come from within a community that is empowered to

help themselves. EMBARC serves refugee families in need, removes barriers, and builds

leadership.

EMBARC is uniquely positioned to serve as the grantee for developing a coordinated system of

supports in Waterloo Schools for Irving Elementary refugee students. The ability for the refugee

community to organize and voice their concerns collectively through EMBARC gives them a better

sense of identity and hope for their family and their community’s future. This paves the way for

better integration and positive and productive community relations with Iowa’s newcomers.

EMBARC serves refugee families in need, removes barriers, and advocates for solutions on a

systemic level.

Waterloo Schools is continually seeking ways to serve our diverse population. Last year we began

having conversations with EMBARC about potential ways to better connect with families from

Burma. EMBARC presented us with information about the Navigator program, a strategy currently

being used in Des Moines Public Schools. We believe the Navigator program would help us better

serve our families. We are recommending pursuing a partnership between EMBARC and Waterloo

Schools to serve our Burmese population within the Irving Elementary community. We will

monitor progress along the way and pursue expansion possibilities as deemed appropriate.

Total budget for the program is $95,850; Waterloo Schools would be responsible for $42,750 of this

cost.

THE SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION IS:

“the Board of Education approve the partnership with EMBARC using the Navigator program to

serve the Irving Elementary Burmese population at a cost of $42,750.”

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EXHIBIT B

Minutes of the Board of Education

Waterloo Community School District

County of Black Hawk, State of Iowa

October 8, 2018

The Board of Education of the Waterloo Community School District, County of Black Hawk, State of

Iowa, was called to meet in regular session at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, October 8, 2018, in the Board

Room of the Education Service Center, 1516 Washington Street, Waterloo, Iowa.

Present: Board members: Endya Johnson, Sue Flynn, Jesse Knight, Shanlee McNally, Astor Williams,

Lyle Schmitt and Rhonda McRina (arrived 5:37pm)

Superintendent, Dr. Jane Lindaman

Chief Officer of Human Resources/Equity, Kingsley Botchway II

Associate Superintendent for Educational Services, Dr. Stephanie Mohorne

Assistant to the Superintendent/Board Secretary, Pam Arndorfer

Chief Financial Officer/Board Treasurer, Michael Coughlin

I. Call to Order The meeting was called to order by Ms. McNally at 5:02pm

II. Moment of Silence

III. Pledge of Allegiance

IV. Mission Statement

In lieu of the Waterloo Schools Mission Statement, President Shanlee McNally read the

following Character Counts! statement:

The Cedar Valley is a leader in CHARACTER COUNTS!, endeavoring at all times to

promote and model the principles of trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness,

caring and citizenship. In conducting tonight’s meeting, we expect that all participants

will act in a respectful manner consistent with these principles.

V. Board Celebration – Character Counts! Week

It was moved by Ms. Flynn and seconded by Mr. Knight that the Board of Education proclaim

the week of October 21-27, 2018, as CHARACTER COUNTS! week in the Waterloo Schools.

Tara Thomas, Director of School & Community Relations, along with Bruce Clark and Barb

Gregerson, Character Counts! representatives, provided information. Motion carried 6-0.

VI. Information from Individuals and Delegations

No public comments were brought forth.

VII. East High School Music Trip to New York City

It was moved by Ms. Flynn and seconded by Ms. Johnson that the Board of Education approve

the East High School Music Trip to New York City scheduled for Spring Break 2020. Joelle

Smith, East High Director of Bands, provided information. Motion carried 6-0.

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EXHIBIT C

VIII. Consent Agenda

It was moved by Mr. Knight and seconded by Ms. Flynn that the Board of Education approve the

consent agenda as revised. Motion carried 6-0. The following items were approved:

Minutes of the September 24, 2018 Regular Board Meeting Bills Due & Payable and Bills Paid Between Board Meetings Donation from RJ McElroy Trust Destruction of Audio Tapes and Minutes of Board Closed Sessions

Exhibit D: Personnel Appointments and Adjustments

It was moved by Ms. Flynn and seconded by Ms. Johnson that the Board of Education approve

the personnel items as listed. Kingsley Botchway II, Chief Officer of Human Resources/Equity,

provided information. Motion carried 6-0.

Exhibit G: Purchase of EdifyAssess It was moved by Mr. Knight and seconded by Mr. Williams that the Board of Education approve

the purchase of EdifyAssess as presented. Dr. Stephanie Mohorne, Associate Superintendent for

Educational Services, and Darren Hanna, Director of Elementary Education, provided

information. Motion carried 6-0.

Board member, Rhonda McRina, arrived at 5:37pm.

IX. Sale or Disposal of Real Property – Logan Avenue Site

It was moved by Mr. Williams and seconded by Mr. Knight that the Board of Education accept

the bid from GBG, LLC and approve the purchase agreement for the Logan Avenue property as

presented. Dr. Jane Lindaman, Superintendent, and Michael Coughlin, Chief Financial Officer,

provided information. The bid of $250,000.00 was accepted. Motion carried 7-0.

X. Limited English Proficient Allowable Costs in Excess of Revenues

It was moved by Ms. Flynn and seconded by Mr. Knight that the Board of Education approve

submission of the request to the SBRC for $1,113,041.83 in Modified Allowable Growth to

provide 100% spending authority for 2017-2018 actual LEP program costs and that this

increased allowable growth will be funded by 2019-2020 cash reserve levies. Michael Coughlin,

Chief Financial Officer, provided information. Motion carried 7-0.

XI. Superintendent’s Report

Would like to express condolences to the families of Robert Siddens and Bryan Joens – two very influential coaches and teachers in Waterloo

A lot of exciting behind the scenes work is occurring with the Experiential Learning Grant – keep watching for details

It’s wonderful to see the exciting things happening with our bands – kudos to Joelle Smith and all of our band instructors and students

We have given numerous tours at the WCC – if anyone interested, please let us know and we will be happy to give a tour

Congratulations to Cora Turner on her retirement this month, and thanks for all of the years of service she has given to Waterloo Schools

XII. Information from Board Members

Each board member was given the opportunity to comment.

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XI. Adjourn

It was moved by Mr. Knight and seconded by Ms. McRina that the Board of Education adjourn

the meeting. Motion carried 7-0. The meeting adjourned at 6:20pm.

Respectfully submitted,

____________________________________

Pamela G. Arndorfer, Board Secretary

____________________________________

Date Approved by the Board of Education


“the Board of Education approve the minutes of the October 8, 2018, Regular Board meeting.”

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October 22, 2018

______________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: Personnel Appointments and Adjustments

CONTACT: Kingsley Botchway II, Chief Officer of Human Resources/Equity

ATTACHMENTS: Routine Personnel Appointments

______________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

Routine personnel matters, as outlined in attachment, are recommended for approval.


“the Board of Education approve the personnel items as listed.”

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EXHIBIT D


October 22, 2018

ISSUE: Bills Due and Payable and Bills Paid Between Board Meetings

CONTACT: Michael Coughlin, Chief Financial Officer

Dr. Jane Lindaman, Superintendent

ATTACHMENTS: Listing of Bills Due and Payable and Bills Paid Between Board Meetings

BACKGROUND:

The Board authorizes the issuance of warrants for payment of claims against the school district

for goods and services. The Board will allow the warrants after the goods and services have

been received and accepted in compliance with Board policy.

THE SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATION IS:

"the Board of Education approve the Bills Due and Payable and the Bills Paid Between Board

Meetings."

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EXHIBIT E

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10 00216416 11.47 10/16/18 33928 CHARLES MACK C

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10 00216418 136.50 10/16/18 10951 CINDY HOWARD C

10 00216419 15,624.75 10/16/18 541 CITY OF EVANSDALE C

10 00216420 235.00 10/16/18 540 CITY OF WATERLOO C

10 00216421 42,088.05 10/16/18 540 CITY OF WATERLOO C

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10 00216423 2,117.60 10/16/18 2293 COURIER COMMUNICATIONS C

10 00216424 73.37 10/16/18 633 CREATIVE TEACHING PRESS INC C

10 00216425 53.89 10/16/18 6212 DARWINA ABDUL-RAHIM C

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10 00216429 32.50 10/16/18 7812 DOMINOS PIZZA C

10 00216430 285.00 10/16/18 35181 DOMINOS PIZZA C

10 00216431 105.69 10/16/18 7615 DONITA SCHMITZ C

10 00216432 116.58 10/16/18 5677 DOREEN MINGO C

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10 00216438 993.94 10/16/18 9942 FIX TIRE COMPANY C

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Report Date 10/16/18 10:26 AM Waterloo Community School District Page No 4

Bank Check No Amount Date

A/P Summary Check Register Vendor

FPREG01A

Type

10

10

10

10

10

10

00216518

00216519

00216520

00216521

00216522

00216523

264.00

2,491.00

2,103.78

6,204.42

760.87

2,409.83

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

11064

3820

2304

2327

8570

2614

WARTBURG COLLEGE

WBC MECHANICAL INC

WEBER PAPER COMPANY

WEST MUSIC COMPANY

WILSON RESTAURANT SUPPLY

YOUNG PLUMBING AND HEATING

C

C

C

C

C

C

Total Bank No 10 757,655.23

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

00023115

00023116

00023117

00023118

00023119

00023120

00023121

00023122

00023123

00023124

00023125

00023126

00023127

00023128

00023129

00023130

00023131

00023132

45.68

7.50

37.64

21.96

40.56

16.46

26.91

78.58

24.57

82,813.31

64.18

4,055.04

39.53

100.15

63.57

14.04

811.54

25.59

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

10/16/18

7040

14281

9225

4942

32999

26573

10318

50030

10479

1441

10307

5486

7479

7535

2130

50055

8570

10308

CAROL HOSKINS

CHERYLE SHOOK

DENISE WOODS

ERMINA PORCIC

HEATHER BATHEN

JAMIE PUCKETT

JENNIFER CLENDENNEN

JULIE PATRICK

LARRY TEPASKE

MARTIN BROTHERS

MARY ANN REINARD

NU HEALTH CALIFORNIA LLC

SALLY MEIGHAN

SHELLY SEE

SHELLY SMALLRIDGE

STACI TIEDT FRUSH

WILSON RESTAURANT SUPPLY

WYOME POWELL

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

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10,874.09

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75,832.12

431,000.27

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Electronic Payments to Vendors:

MID AMERICAN ENERGY 130,950.02

PITNEY BOWES – ESC POSTAGE 3,000.00

DELTA DENTAL – INSURANCE 46,802.84

BMO – PROCUREMENT CARD PAID 363,881,88

Total Electronic Payments 544,634.74

GRAND TOTAL 1,469,316.78

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October 22, 2018 ____________________________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: Substitute Custodial Staff Compensation Increase

CONTACT: Kingsley A. Botchway II, Chief Officer of Human Resources/Equity

Michael Coughlin, Chief Financial Officer

ATTACHMENTS: None ____________________________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

The Board of Education approves compensation for all employee groups each year.

Substitute custodial staff serve a vital role in the operation of the classroom, school building and

continuous learning for the students in the District.

The District is committed to providing competitive salaries within comparable salary ranges. It

is recommended that substitute custodial staff pay increase from $10.00/hr. as follows:

2018-2019-increase to $12.00/hr.

2020-2021-increase to $14.00/hr.

THE SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION IS: “the Board of Education approve the proposed pay increase for substitute custodial staff.”

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EXHIBIT F


October 22, 2018

________________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: Appointment of Board Member to Black Hawk County Conference Board

CONTACT: Pam Arndorfer, Board Secretary

ATTACHMENTS: None

________________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

Code of Iowa Chapter 441.2 states that in each County and each City having an Assessor, there

shall be established a Conference Board. In Counties, the Conference Board shall consist of the

Mayors of all incorporated cities in the County whose property is assessed by the County Assessor,

one representative from the Board of Directors of each High School District of the County, who is a

resident of the County, said Board of Directors appointing said representative for a one-year term

and notifying the Clerk of the Conference Board (County Assessor) as to their representative, and

members of the Board of Supervisors. In the Counties, the Chairperson of the Board of Supervisors

shall act as Chairperson of the Conference Board.

The County Conference Board usually meets only a few times each year.

Board member Rhonda McRina has agreed to serve in this position.


“the Board of Education approve the appointment of Rhonda McRina to the Black Hawk County

Conference Board.”

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EXHIBIT G


October 22, 2018

______________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: IASB Delegate Assembly Representative

CONTACT: Pam Arndorfer, Board Secretary

ATTACHMENTS: Delegate Assembly & Annual Meeting Information

______________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

IASB by-laws give each member school district a delegate who casts the district’s vote(s) on

issues before the Delegate Assembly. By participating in the Delegate Assembly’s debate

process, each school district contributes to IASB’s legislative program, and ultimately, the

unified legislative interests of all Iowa school boards. The Annual Meeting of the Delegate

Assembly will be held at 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, November 14, in the Grand Ballroom of the

Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. It is the recommendation that the Board appoint a delegate

for this purpose.


“the Board of Education appoint Rhonda McRina as the delegate to the IASB Delegate

Assembly and Annual Meeting.”

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IASB Delegate Assembly & Annual Meeting

November 14, 2018

9am-noon or upon completion Grand Ballroom, 4th Floor, Iowa Events Center

The IASB Delegate Assembly convenes annually for three important roles:

Annual Meeting Set the Legislative Platform Convene the nominating caucuses to select candidates for the IASB Board of Directors in

selected regions.

IASB bylaws give each member school board a delegate who casts the district’s votes on issues

before the Delegate Assembly. School board members provide input on IASB’s legislative

platform and your priorities help influence legislators and the governor. By participating in this

debate process, school, AEA and community college boards contribute to IASB’s legislative

program and ultimately the unified legislative interests of all Iowa school boards.

The Delegate Assembly and Annual Meeting will be held Wednesday, November 14. Please take

time at your next board meeting to select a delegate, who must be a board member.

Registration: Opens August 8. Time: 9am-noon or upon completion. If we do not finish by noon, we will break for

lunch and reconvene after lunch.

Location: Grand Ballroom, 4th Floor, Iowa Events Center Note for Registering for Afternoon Events: Delegates interested in attending an

afternoon IASB Pre-Convention workshop are advised to pre-register for the event to

guarantee a seat. If the Delegate Assembly deliberation extends after lunch, you will not

be invoiced for afternoon workshop registration fees.

DELEGATES

K-12 Delegates: Votes are assigned to delegates according to the following school district enrollment schedule:

0000-1200 – 1 vote

1201-1600 – 2 votes

1601-2400 – 3 votes

2401-3600 – 5 votes

3601-4800 – 7 votes

4801-6000 – 10 votes

6001 and over – 15 votes

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October 22, 2018

______________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: Appointment of Board Member to UEN Steering Committee

CONTACT: Dr. Jane Lindaman, Superintendent

Pam Arndorfer, Assistant to the Superintendent/Board Secretary

ATTACHMENTS: None

______________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

The Urban Education Network (UEN) is comprised of Iowa’s eight largest school districts plus

an additional nine associate member districts. The UEN Steering Committee consists of eight

members – a rotating schedule of four superintendents and four board member representatives

from the original eight districts. The Steering Committee meets 2-3 times per year, with the

primary responsibility of approving employment contracts, legislative priorities and the annual

budget.

Waterloo Schools is being asked to elect a board member to serve as a representative to the UEN

Steering Committee for the 2018-19 school year. Sue Flynn has agreed to fill this year’s term on

the UEN Steering Committee.


“that the Board of Education appoint Sue Flynn as the UEN Steering Committee representative

for 2018-19.”

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EXHIBIT I


October 22, 2018

______________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: 2019-20 High School Planning Guide / Course Catalog

CONTACT: Dr. Comfort Akwaji-Anderson, Director of K-12 Curriculum

Jeff Frost, Executive Director of Professional Education

Amy Miehe, Career Coordinator, Waterloo Career Center

ATTACHMENTS: A draft of the High School Planning Guide / Course Catalog for East and

West High schools and Expo Alternative School is under separate cover

for Board members. Once approved, the document will be posted on the

District website and available at the high schools. For interested persons,

hard copies are also available at the Education Service Center.

______________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND:

Each year, an updated Program of Studies is brought to the Board of Education for approval and

reflects the transformative changes in our high school continuous improvement journey. As a

reference tool, the High School Planning Guide is used for scheduling current high school

students for the next school year. It is a repository of information specific to courses, curriculum,

policy, etc., and is used at the middle school level with eighth grade students and parents in

providing transitional information regarding high school courses and scheduling.

Our goal this year was to further develop and solidify the Career and Technical Education

pathway courses, revise the high school advanced Science and Social Studies options to compact

three years into two years, and continue to update our courses to reflect ACT criteria in all

content areas to create rigorous pathways for student success.

Social Studies

WCSD Pre-IB Advanced U.S. History A,B,C This course will compact U.S. History A,B,C over the course of one year to accommodate

college options.

WCSD Pre-IB Advanced World History A/B This fast pace and rigorous World History course embeds the Geography standards. This

compacted course prepares students for college options.

WCSD Pre-IB Advanced World History B/C This fast pace and rigorous World History course embeds the Geography standards. This

compacted course prepares students for college options. If taking IB or AP History, it is

recommended that students take this course.

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Science

The following integrated Science courses are sequenced to cover six Science credits over two

years. This allows students access to/readiness for college options in High School.

WCSD Pre-IB Advanced Integrated Life Science This is a three semester course compacted into two semesters. This course will blend standards

traditionally taught in Biology with Earth and Space Science.

WCSD Pre-IB Advanced Integrated Physical Science This is a three semester course compacted into two semesters. This course will blend standards

traditionally taught in Physical Science and Earth and Space Science.

Waterloo Career Center

The WCC continues to highlight courses in its own section rather than embedding the courses in

other content areas. The WCC will have four new pathways for the 2019-2020 school year –

Plumbing Technician, Electrical, Financial Services and Culinary/Hospitality. Twenty new

classes will be offered.

Additional noteworthy revisions in the 2019-2020 HS Planning Guide / Course Catalog include:

1. Culinary I will move to the WCC from the HS 2. Culinary II will move to the WCC from the HS 3. Sports Marketing will move to the WCC from the HS 4. Molten Metals will not be offered 5. Intro to Finish Carpentry will not be offered 6. Multicultural Practices in the Classroom will not be offered 7. Print Media will not be offered 8. Design and Layout will not be offered

Additions and deletions of specific courses in content areas:

A. ELL (English Language Learners) 1. ELL US History C 2. ELL US World History C

B. International Baccalaureate Diploma Program 1. IB Spanish Higher Level (HL)

C. JROTC 1. JROTC Cadet Staff Leadership & Management Honors (WHS)

D. Music 1. AP Music Theory

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E. Science 1. Nutrition (Concurrent option at the HS)

2. WCSD Pre IB Advanced Integrated Life Science

3. WCSD Pre IB Advanced Integrated Physical Science

F. Social Studies 1. WCSD Pre IB Advanced US History A/B/C 2. WCSD Pre IB Advanced World History AB 3. WCSD Pre IB Advanced World History BC

G. Special Needs 1. Individualized Geography 2. Individualized US History C

H. Waterloo Career Center 1. Added Machine Operation 2. Added Language and Visual Communication 3. Added Writing for Film and Media 4. Added Care and Use of Hand Power Tools 5. Added NEC Residential Lecture 6. Added NEC Residential Lab 7. Added Principles of Electricity 8. Added Applied Math for Electricians 9. Added Personal Finance 10. Added Principles of Macroeconomics 11. Added Plumbing Theory I 12. Added Plumbing Practices I 13. Added Applied Plumbing Math

14. Added Plan & Print Reading for Plumbing

15. Added Customer Service Strategies

16. Added Effective Team Building

17. Added Time Management in the Workplace

18. Added Intro to Hospitality and Restaurant Management

19. Added Computer Science Principles

20. Added Principles of Retailing

21. Culinary I (Formally ProStart Culinary Arts I) moving to WCC from HS

22. Culinary II (Formerly ProStart Culinary Arts II) moving to WCC from HS

23. Sports Marketing moving to WCC from HS

WCC Courses Dropped

1. Molten Metals 2. Intro to Finish Carpentry 3. Multicultural Practices in the Classroom 4. Print Media 5. Design and Layout

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Adjustments will be made in upcoming weeks to SCED (School Codes for the Exchange of

DATA) course numbers and district course numbers, as needed.

THE SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION IS: “The Board of Education approve the 2019-2020 High School Planning Guide / Course

Catalog.”

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BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING October 22, 2018

____________________________________________________________________________________________

ISSUE: Board Policy Changes – First Reading CONTACT: Tara Thomas, Director of School and Community Relations ATTACHMENTS: Proposed Policies

____________________________________________________________________________________________

BACKGROUND: The following policies have been reviewed by the District Leadership Team and the Policy Review Committee and are being presented for First Reading. Number Title 103.0 Nondiscrimination 104.0 Equal Education Opportunity 210.0 Meetings of the Board of Education 400.4 Notification of Arrest, Criminal Charges or Child Abuse Complaints 401.3 Nepotism 603.3 Competent Private Instruction (Home Schooled) FOR INFORMATION ONLY

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EXHIBIT K

October 22 Board of Education Meeting 5:00pm

October 23 PK-12 Conferences 4-7:30pm

October 25 PK-12 Conferences 12-8:00pm

(No School)

November 12 Board of Education Meeting 5:00pm

(This is the only November meeting)

November 14-16 UEN Meetings/Banquet/IASB Convention

November 21-23 Thanksgiving Break / No School

All offices closed November 22-23

8th

Grade Parent Meetings

October 22, 12pm at the ESC

October 29, 6:30pm at Hoover

October 30, 6:30pm at Carver

October 31, 8am at the ESC

November 1, 6:30pm at Bunger

November 5, 6:30pm at Central

Ex A: Kittrell PIEEx B: EMBARC PartnershipProposalTimeline

Consent AgendaEx C: Minutes October 8, 2018Ex D: Personnel AppointmentsPersonnel Chart

Ex E: Bills Due and PayableCheck SummaryWire Transfers

Ex F: Substitute Custodial WagesEx G: Appointment of Board Member to Black Hawk County Conference Board 2016Ex H: IASB Delegate Ex I: Appointment to UEN Steering Committee

Ex J: 2019-20 High School Planning GuideEx K: Board Policy Changes - First Reading 103.0104.0210.0400.4401.3603.3

Important Dates

Documents

Board Of Education Meeting - waterlooschools.org · 210.0 – Meetings of the Board of Education 400.4 – Notification of Arrest, Criminal Charges or Child Abuse Complaints 401.3