Board Recognitions The Board recognized the

following student reps for

the month of September:

Jordan Burton, senior, repre-

sented the Byron P. Steele:,

representing the National

Honor Society.

Catalina Dumas, junior, at

Samuel Clemens HS, repre-

senting the Student Council

The information included in this publication is a summary of highlights from the Schertz -Cibolo-Universal City ISD Board business meetings and does not take the place of the official minutes for the meetings.

For a complete list of agenda items and full meeting minutes, use the hyperlinks provided above.

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

BOND 2016 PROJECTS

DISTRICT EVENTS

May Website Links

Meet the Board Members

Robert Westbrook

President rwestbrook@scuc.txed.net

Amy Driesbach Vice-President

adriesbach@scuc.txed.net

Jerry Perkins

Secretary gperkins@scuc.txed.net

John Correu Asst. Secretary jcorreu@scuc.txed.net

Ed Finley Trustee

efinley@scuc.txed.net

Gary Inmon Trustee

ginmon@scuc.txed.net

David Pevoto Trustee

dpevoto@scuc.txed.net

Board Policy &

Administrative

Regulations

Board Elections

Meeting

Agendas and

Minutes

Board

Operating

Procedures

Board Master

Calendar

Board Meeting Highlights/September 2018

2018-2019 School Calendar

New Trustee Appointed The Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD Board Trustees have appointed a new member. Mrs. Letticia Sever was chosen to fill the vacancy in Place 3 after the res-ignation of John Cor-reu. Trustees made the appointment at a

called meeting held on September 13, 2018. Sever will serve the remainder of Correu’s unexpired term, which lasts through November of 2019.

Upcoming Board Meetings

Roofing, Access Control and Refinishes Trustees approved a budget amendment of $1.65 million, and then gave consent to projects to provide needed replacement and roofing repairs at Green Valley ES, Watts ES, Wiederstein ES, Jordan Interme-diate, Clemens HS & Allison Steele ELC. Access control upgrades will occur at Schertz ES, Sippel ES and Wiederstein ES. Refinishing of interi-ors and exteriors will be allocated to Wilder Intermediate and Jordan Intermediate.

Class Size Waivers Trustees approved the recommendation to request a Maximum Class Size Exception Waiver to the Texas Education Agency for the 2018-2019 school year. SCUC ISD will request waivers to be allowed to ex-ceed the 22:1 student/teacher ratio in 65 classrooms spanning all eight elementary schools.

Clemens HS Furniture/Equipment The recommendation for new furniture and equipment (including installation) for Samuel Clemens High School was given the green light by Trustees. The new Auditorium and Fine Arts area will re-ceive the items, with funding provided by the 2016 Bond.

Trustees approved a resolution honoring members of the

SCUC ISD Human Resources Department ahead of Texas

Education Human Resources Day, which will be observed

on October 10, 2018. From left to right: Linda Cannon,

Chief Human Resources Officer; Nena McChesney, Human

Resources Manager; Annmarie Williams, Receptionist;

Debra McSweeney, Specialist; Jodi Wallrich, Clerk; and

Jason Pounds, Risk Management & Insurance. Not pic-

tured: Brenda Finley, Specialist; Jackeline Portela, Clerk,

Kimberly Garrett, Clerk; and Laurie Garza, Benefits. Spe-

cialist.

Jim Russell, District 5 Council Member for the City of Ci-

bolo and Mayor Pro-Tem, was recognized as part of the

monthly Board acknowledgement of SCUC ISD Strategic

Partners and Collaborators.

MORE PHOTOS

S C H E R T Z - C I B O L O - U N I V E R S A L C I T Y I S D

September 2018, cont.

The information included in this publication is a summary of highlights from the Schertz -Cibolo-Universal City ISD Board business meetings and does not take the place of the official minutes for the meetings.

For a complete list of agenda items and full meeting minutes, use the hyperlinks provided above.

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