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    Everett Public Schools Board of Directors 2011-12 Board Development Workshop

    Workshop Section Title Objectives Key Questions References/Resources

    12/21/2011 8:53 PM 1

    Friday, January 6, 2012

    Call to Order, Welcome, Purpose and Goals ................................................................................................................ Jeff Russell, Phil Gore, Dave Brooks Workshop design Board-superintendent team expectations Review the workshopdesign.

    Review the workshoppurpose and goals.

    Revisit consensus onthe primary role of thetime together.

    Why invest time togeth-er, building team goalsand expectations?

    What are the expecta-tions of directors?

    What are the expecta-tions of the superinten-dent?

    Board agenda summary Board agenda matrix ASBJ: Educating New

    Board Members Policy 1112Director

    Orientation Procedure 1112P Di-

    rector Orientation

    The Key Work of School Boards ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Phil Gore Revisiting the NSBA and WSSDA Key Work model Board-superintendent roles Review of NSBA andWSSDA model.

    Discuss the board-superintendent roles.

    Revisit consensus onthe primary role of theboard.

    Why is a functionalboard essential to or-ganizational success?

    What are the key indi-cators of a successful,effective board?

    Are there areas of over-lap in board-superinten-dent responsibilities?

    PowerPoint: Key Workof School Boards

    ASBJ: Why Board Cul-ture Matters

    ASBJ: Secrets of BoardSuccess

    ASBJ: Its All AboutPolicy

    ASBJ: The CulturedClub

    ASBJ: Governance as aProfession

    ASBJ: Eight Traits ofEffective School Boards

    Policy 6110 Superin-tendent-School BoardRelations

    Procedure 6110P Su-perintendent-SchoolBoard Relations

    WSSDA: GoverningThrough Policy

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    Board-Superintendent Team Building, Operating Protocol ....................................................................................................... Phil Gore, Colleen Miller Review, refine Everett Public Schools protocol Reviewing the director request process

    Review key areas forEveretts board-superin-tendent protocol..

    Refine as necessary keycomponents of Ever-etts board-superinten-dent protocol..

    Review and refine asnecessary the directorrequest process.

    What are key compo-nents of Everetts pro-tocol?

    Is there consensusabout maintaining theoperating protocol?

    Are any changes neces-sary for Everetts?

    What changes shouldbe made to the directorrequest process?

    ASBJ: Building a Cul-ture of Trust

    ASBJ: A Precious ButFragile Bond

    ASBJ: Working Togeth-er

    Policies 1620Board-Superintendent Rela-tions; 1621Board-Superintendent Operat-ing Protocol; 1622Board-Staff Communi-cations; 6110Superin-tendent-School BoardRelations

    Procedures 1622PBoard-Staff Communi-cations; 4312PCommunity Relations;6110Superintendent-School Board Relations

    Code of Governance .................................................................................................................................................... Phil Gore, Colleen Miller Conflict of interest concepts Ethical conduct responsibilities Civility policy responsibilities

    Review the duties ofeach board member.

    Review the duties ofthe board as a whole.

    Review and discussconflict of interestconcepts.

    Review, discuss ethicalpractice concepts.

    Discuss board respon-

    What are our obligationsin avoiding, disclosingconflicts of interest?

    What are our obligationsin maintaining the high-est ethics?

    What challenges do con-flicts of interest pose?

    What adjustments maybe made in meeting

    WSSDA:Avoiding Con-flicts of Interest

    ASBJ: Out of Control Policies 1000Legal Sta-

    tus & Operation; 1100Organization of theBoard of Directors;1240Duties of Individ-ual Board Members;1610Conflicts of Inter-

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    sibility for avoidingconflicts, maintaininghigh ethical practices.

    Discuss board respon-sibility for implement-ing the civility policy.

    structure and process toguard against conflicts? In what ways could the

    directors model civility?

    est; 1611Code of Eth-ics; 5161Civility in theWorkplace

    RCW 5.60.060, Privi-leged Communications;RCW 28A.635.030, Dis-turbing school meetings;RCW 42.23.070, Prohib-ited acts; RCW

    42.30.110, Executivesessions

    Board Coverage & Liability (Lunch Discussion)................................................................................................................................................ Deborah Callahan Board liability insurance coverage Review key concepts

    embedded in the Wash-ington Schools RiskManagement Pool(WSRMP) coverageagreement.

    Review board errors andomissions coverage.

    Discuss limits on liabil-ity coverage.

    What are the elementsof liability coverageprovided to school di-rectors?

    What are the limits onWSRMP liability cov-erage?

    What are potentialconsequences of actingoutside authority?

    How can directorsguard against exceedingcoverage limitations?

    PowerPoint: SchoolBoard Liability: Everett

    Washington SchoolsRisk Management PoolCoverage Agreement2011-12

    Policy 1732Board In-surance; 8300RiskManagement; 8310Liability Insurance

    Procedure 8300PRiskManagement

    Board Meeting Plan, Structure, Conduct ....................................................................................................................... Phil Gore, Jeff Russell Board meeting structure and practices Practice basic parliamentary procedure Community engagement options Review Board annual meeting plan Review meeting self-assessment results

    Discuss regular meet-ing structure; how theboard allocates time.

    Review basic parlia-mentary rules.

    Review the boardsannual meeting plan.

    Does the meeting struc-ture emphasize im-portance with time?

    How should the boardand staff respond topublic comments?

    When should presenta-

    ASBJ: An Agenda ThatWorks

    ASBJ: Becoming aChampion for Change

    Policies 1400Meetings;1420Agenda; 1421Consent Agenda; 1440

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    Discuss the boardmeeting self-assessment results

    Discuss communityengagement for 2012.

    tions be interrupted? How should community

    engagement be ap-proached this year?

    What adjustmentsshould be made in struc-ture, annual plan?

    What adjustmentsshould be made based

    on self-assessments?

    Meeting Conduct andOrder of Business Procedures 1400P

    Meetings; 1440PMeeting Conduct andOrder of Business

    Board Work Plan 2011-12 Report 1 Draft

    WSSDA: School BoardStandards

    WSSDA: BenchmarksFor Success

    WSSDA: ParliamentaryProceduresandchart

    WSSDA: Open PublicMeetings

    Board Meeting Self-Evaluation Summary

    Collective Bargaining Responsibilities ...................................................................................................................................................................... Buzz Porter Legal framework Bargaining process Role of the board Strategic approach to bargaining

    Understand the legalframework withinwhich collective bar-gaining is conducted.

    Review the steps of thebargaining process.

    Clarify the role of theboard in setting pa-rameters, monitoringprogress, and adoptingthe tentative agree-ment.

    Discuss strategiescommon to the bar-gaining process.

    What are key state andlaws that frame districtscollective bargaining?

    What are the typicalphases of collective bar-gaining process?

    How can board mem-bers provide leadershipfor the process?

    What is the responsibil-ity of the board for ten-tative agreements?

    How do common strat-egies affect the boardsrole in bargaining?

    PowerPoint: Board Bar-gaining Role

    Outline: Board Bargain-ing Role

    Chapter 41.56 RCW,Public employees' col-

    lective bargaining

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    Board Workshop Evaluation ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Colleen Miller Board workshop objectives review Complete assessments

    of workshop content. Identify key topics for

    August workshop.

    What elements of theworkshop best met di-rectors needs?

    What key adjustmentsshould be made?

    What content is neededfor the next workshop?

    Workshop Assessmenttool