AGENDA Bloomfield Hills Board of Education Bloomfield Hills High

Transcription

AGENDA
Bloomfield Hills Board of Education
Bloomfield Hills High School
4200 Andover Rd, Bloomfield Hills
Closed Session & Study Session In Room A101
Regular Meeting In Auditorium
June 2, 2016
5:00 PM
"Failure is instructive. The person who
really thinks learns quite as much from their
failures as from their successes."
-
1.
2.
John Dewey
Call to Order
A.
Call to Order
Ingrid Day, President
B.
Attendance
Howard Baron, Secretary
Closed Session
A.
Motion for a Closed Session per MCL 15.268 Section 8(c)
I move that the Board of Education convene a closed session in accordance with MCL 15.268 Section
8(c), Collective Bargaining Strategy as requested by Christine Barnett.
Majority Vote...
B. Adjourn Closed Session
3.
Study Session
A.
Call to Order-Study Session
B.
Attendance
C.
MPP Update
D.
Bloomfield Hills High School Project Update
E.
4.
Adjourn Study Session
Reconvene
A.
Call to Order 7:00pm
B.
Pledge of Allegiance
C.
Attendance
5.
Superintendent's Report - Rob Glass
6.
Special Recognition
A.
B.
7.
Student/Staff Recognition
Shira Good
Tonight we will be recognizing the accomplishments of many of our Bloomfield Hills Schools
Students & Staff!
Reception
Consent Agenda
A.
B.
Consent Agenda Motion
I move that the Board of Education approve the recommendations detailed in the Consent
Agenda as follows:
Request to Approve Minutes: Closed Session May 19, 2016
C.
Request to Approve Minutes: Regular Meeting of May 19, 2016
D.
Approve Bid #1001, Fuel Dispenser Replacement
Brian Goby
I move the Board of Education approve Bid #1001, Fuel Dispenser Replacement, to Oscar W.
Larson Co. in the amount of $51,006.00. With the addition of Contingency ($5,000), the total for
this work is $56,006.00. Funding to come from the Sinking Fund.
Approve Final Contract Payments for June 2, 2016
Brian Goby
I move the Board of Education approve a Final Contract Payment for June 2, 2016 in the amount
of $5,000.
Request to Approve Recommendations for Tenure/Completion of Probation
Christine Barnett
I move that the following teachers be awarded tenure upon successful completion of his/her
probationary period.
Request to Approve Layoff of Instructional Staff
Christine Barnett
I move that the Board accept the Superintendent’s recommendation for the layoff of instructional
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
8.
9.
staff as indicated in the attached document, and further, that the Assistant Superintendent for
Human Resources and Labor Relations be authorized to formally notify the affected staff
members.
Request to Approve 2016 SCAMP Pay Rates
Christine Barnett
I move the 2016 pay rates for SCAMP employees be approved as presented.
Request to Approve HR Actions
Christine Barnett
I move that the Board of Education approve the personnel actions as presented:
Special Reports
A.
PTOC Report
Stacy Fox & Lydia Farah, Co-President
B.
Instructional Showcase-Reading Recovery
LaTonya Darling-Cole
C.
Master Property Planning Update
Paul Wills, Plante Moran CRESA
General Discussion
A.
Budget Update
10. Public Comment*
Please complete a request card if you wish to speak at Public Comment.
A.
Public Comment
11. Closing Comments
A.
Closing Comments
12. Adjournment
Public Comment is a time for individuals to share their thoughts with the Board; however, it is not a time
for dialogue with the Board. Those who wish to speak at Public Comment are asked to complete a
Public Comment Request Card. In the interest of fairness, the Board will announce a speaker time limit
based on the number of cards submitted and available time.
Board Minutes are Located at:
http://www.bloomfield.org/board-of-education
Bloomfield Hills School Board of Education
7273 Wing Lake Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
248-341-5406
If you have a disability requiring a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of
auxiliary aid or service, please call the Office of the Superintendent at 248-341-5406 at least one week prior
to the meeting or as soon as possible.
First1
Last1
Building1
Jack
Silberman
BHHS
Emelia
Irmscher
BHHS
Amanda
Howard
BHHS
Max
Wittenberg
BHHS
Anna
Cao
BHHS
Hira
Ali
BHHS
Lia
Forman
BHHS
Julia
Eisenshtadt
BHHS
Aidan
Menchaca
BHHS
Greg
Margosian
BHHS
Sadie
Kirschner
BHHS
Aidan
Varner
BHMS
Foster
Stubbs
BHHS
Joshua
Halprin
BHMS
Blake
Forrester
BHMS
Rose
Choudhary
BHMS
Parker
Anderson
BHMS
Raya
Nashef
BHHS
Mallory
Weiner
BHHS
Jay
Victor
BHMS
Sadhna
Ramanathan
BHHS
Joshua
Samuel
John
Nolan
Jameson
Andrew
Sulaiman
Cole
Thalia
Nikhil
Brooke
Hayden
Cole
John
Bowie
Suraj
Asim
Andrew
Sophia
Nick
Michael
Heather
Alan
Ibrahim
Alan
Sophia
Maxym
Miller
Harmon
Ballouz
Kuza
Kanary
Hutchinson
Ahmed
Heydenburg
Pierre
Kothari
Bugajewski
Buckfire
Benson
McCalmont
Cooper
Padi
Handy
Ye
Cao
Ryan
Chen
Chen
Zhang
Zahoor
Yang
Wagenblast
Wolberg
BHMS
BHMS
BHHS
BHMS
BHMS
bhms
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
W. Hills
W. Hills
W. Hills
W. Hills
W. Hills
Sophia
Mari
Melissa
Lucas
Eli
Lukman
Delaney
Dahlia
Parker
Jacqueline
Louisa
Carmen
Benny
Lucas
Mari
Alan
Emma
Delaney
Ben
Nikhil
Stacy & Lydia
Ben
Gabriel
Joshua
Charles
Ella
Carly
Camryn
Haylie
Ava
Abigail
Ali
Steven
Christian
Micole
Ellexa
Molly
Natalie
Darby
Tatum
Sophia
Maxwell
Benjamin
Daniel
William
Solon
Carmen
Delaney
Dylan
Greg
Foster
Jason
Jonah
Harrison
Evan
Wagenblast
W. Hills
Lynn
W. Hills
Liu
W. Hills
Little
West Hills
Levine
West Hills
Kohler
West Hills
Finn
West Hills
El-Gamal
West Hills
Bass
West Hills
Mularoni
West Hills
Karoub
West Hills
McCuen
West Hills
Shaevsky
West Hills
Little
West Hills
Lynn
West Hills
Yang
West Hills
Dwoskin
West Hills
Finn
West Hills
Mashburn
West Hills
Kothari
BHMS
Fox & Farah
PTOC
Silberman
WHMS
Singer
WHMS
Bertman
WHMS
Weiner
WHMS
Sidder
WHMS
Cohen
WHMS
Brown
WHMS
Polakoff
WHMS
Richardson
WHMS
Margolis
WHMS
Hayat
WHMS
Elias
WHMS
Farris-Washinton
WHMS
Wolfe
WHMS
Cunningham
WHMS
Mishulin
WHMS
Cooper
WHMS
Marwill
WHMS
Kalt
WHMS
Aaron
WHMS
Scott
WHMS
Kissonergis
WHMS
Schapira
WHMS
Parkinson
WHMS
Tadesse
BHMS
McCuen-OgandoWest Hills Middle School
Finn
West Hills Middle School
Wittenberg
BHHS
Margosian
BHHS
Stubbs
BHHS
Silverstone
BHHS
Lopas
BHHS
Parker
BHHS
Brook
BHHS
Andrew
Brown
Evan
Sacksner
Alan
Zhang
Katherine
Heath
Hanna
Winter
Brett
Almany
Hunter
Barr
Eeshika
Dadheech
Hadley
Moran
Kylie
Sikaitis
Maya
Shah
Madeline
von Moeller
Melissa
Briggs
Natasha
Lee
Alexis
Moss
Peter
Hurley
Leen
Rass
Katie
Heath
Pooja
Menon
Alivia
Slazinski
Ryan
Miskelly
Ishan
Goel
Lincoln
Judge
Brendan
Murray
Thomas
Dailey
Rhondi
Lance
Mikhael
Reamer
Jen
Teal
Anna
Bickersteth
Mason
Rothschild
Seth
Kruger
Elle
Pierre
Shaina
Kaufman
Hattie
Wander
Haley
Weiss
Alec
Mayoras
Will
Parkinson
Grace
Main
Shaina
Lazar
Shaina
Kaufman
Jonah
Brownfain
Kennedy
Stafford
Alan
Zhang
Pei-chuan (Angela)
Lee
Adam
Raine
Adam
Kridli
Ajay AH Jay
Mehta
Alexandra BOW SOCK
Bosoc
Alp "A" Din
Aydin
Anagha Kramadhati
Kramadhati
Andrew KEE Sel Kiesel
Carrick
Beste "A" Din
Aydin
Blake
Bement
Bryce B
Bement
BHHS
BHHS
WEst Hills Middle
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHSM
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
EHMS
Way
East Hills
BHHS
HomeschooledWest Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
West Hills Middle
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
School
Evelyn
Sorgenfrei
BHHS
Ezra
Kalmowitz
BHHS
Hunter
Kasravi
BHHS
Jackson
Bahm
BHHS
James
Juncker
BHHS
Jon
Mularoni
BHHS
Kenzo
Lord
BHHS
Kevin
Wilburn
BHHS
Kevin
Zheng
BHHS
Leo
Sabin
BHHS
Maria
Rousseva
BHHS
Matt
Malkasian
BHHS
Maya Murray
BHHS
Milan ParikhMILL AN
BHHS
Mitchell Cook
BHHS
Noah Stillman
BHHS
Peter Juncker
BHHS
Riley Cook
BHHS
Sarah Gerendasy
BHHS
Sean Carraway
BHHS
Sebastian Bosoc
BHHS
Shaveena SivapalanSHA VEEN A BHHS
Thale KoukiosTH AH LEE
BHHS
Thomas Prina
BHHS
Tom GuimberteauGOOM BEAR TOEBHHS
Zack Piper
BHHS
Angela Lee
Elizabeth Deprez
BHMS
Alan Neuwirth
BHMS
Lisa Kucinski
BHMS
Elise Herner
BHMS
Alise Patton
BHMS
Mary Bogrette
BHMS
Kimberly Shapiro
BHMS
Cathleen Brooks
BHMS
Abby Watters
BHMS
Naomi Parr
BHMS
Marlee Sacksner
BHMS
Jillian Sacksner
BHMS
JP Bungart
BHMS
Jack Brown
BHMS
Calder MacKillop
BHMS
Gabby Lorincz
BHMS
Skylar Stearns
BHMS
Jack Meyer
BHMS
Catherine Recknagel
BHMS
Heather Chen
BHMS
Grace Shapiro
BHMS
Luca Barnett
BHMS
Efi Stavropoulos
BHMS
Samantha Yamin
BHMS
Brooke Lady
Alexa Klapp
Lily Hollerith
Haakam Aujla
Jakar Dhillon
Jenny She
Noah Brook
JT Langlas
Andrew Zupancic
Chloe Gouda
Eleanor Deprez
Hanna Carrick
Roni Kane
Christopher O’Connor
Zeid Abou Shaar
Zeinh Abou Shaar
Madeleine Baskin
Jhuree Hong
Adam Kobeissi
Nadine Kridli
Maxwell Olson
Merrick Weingarten
Evan
Uzair
Christopher
Rebecca
Timothy
Jason
Nuha
Shibi
Jack
Hannah
Elizabeth
Shahada
Alison
Brandon
Morgan
Krystin
Merrick
Eric
Kevin
Stern
Bandaagi
Drogosch
Grippo
Jewell
Moonka
Raziuddin
Sanjeev
Silberman
Stein
Stubbs
Altaii
Jaksen
Kowalski
Montgomery
Schmidt
Weingarten
Wroldsen
Zheng
Laurel
Lauren
Ellen
Darian
Molly
Brynn
Claudia
Emily
Baker
Behenna
Burke
Davis
Efros
Elder
Flores-Berumen
Gilson
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHMS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
Nihal
Grewal
Jackson
Gurman
Allison
Heath
Rebecca
Hancock
Lana
Johnson
Julia
Kalusniak
Ananyaa
Kumar
Sarah
Lynch
Joseph
Metzger
Courtney
Newman
Alexa
Nicholson
Lauren
Richardson
Alexa
Solomon
Srirama
Varanasi
Srisarada (Lahari)Vithala
Andrea
Wegner
Grace
Wroldsen
Elias
Cengeri
Evan
Welch
Will
Antone
Charlie
Antone
Luke
Gerback
Vaughn
Mowat
Jacob
LeDuc
Micah
Mathis
Luau
Yang
Sierra
Anthony
Storey
Huntley
Maddy
Page
Addie
Redding
Cami
Redding
Skylar
Anthony
Reese
Callahan
Rodrigo
Nava
Adrian
Perez-Porto
Victor
Perez-Porto
John
Cobb
Naveen
Pullukat
Caleb
Bivens
Rohit
Bhattiprolu
Marcello
Kunath
Stevie
Moore
Cyrus
Watson
Christine
Balde
Madison
Crider
Noah
Rasheed
Jacob
Welch
Liam
Mowat
Miles
Casper
Reece
Gryglak
Anthony
Doria
Winston
Jenney
Ethan
Jenney
Anthony
Agbay
Mark
Asmar
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
BHHS
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Eastover
Savannah
Molly
Sneyd
Socha
Eastover
Eastover
Reason_for_nomi
Hawkeye Staff
Newspaper Staff
Newspaper staff
Hawkeye Awards
Hawkeye Awards
Hawkeye Awards
writing
Hawkeye Awards
2nd place personal narrative, honorable mention feature columnist, honorable mention news spread, 3rd place
1st place in state for Humor Video awarded by the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association.
I'm in newspaper
Member of BHMS Robotics Team - Golden Gears. See prior nomination
Managing Editor of the publication, Won 1st Place in the Humor Video Category at the Michigan Interscholastic P
Member of BHMS Golden Gears Robotics Team -- see prior nomination
Member of BHMS Golden Gears Robotics team. See prior nomination
Member BHMS Golden Gears Robotics Team
Member of BHMS Golden Gears Robotics TEam - see prior nomination
Im in newspapaer
Newspaper
Member of BHMS Golden Gears Robotics Team
Newspaper
Member of BHMS Golden Gears Robotics Team.
Member of BHMS Golden Gears Robotics Team
Newspaper
Member of BHMS Robotics Team - Golden Gears.
Member of Golden Gears BHMS Robotics Team
Member of the BHMS FIRST Tech Challenge Team - The Golden Gears who won the Inspire Award at district com
Member - All the Way 2.0 Robotics Team
All the Way 2.0 Team Member
All the Way 2.0 Robotics team member
All the Way 2.0 Robotics Team Member
All the Way 2.0 Robotics Team Member
Robotics Team Member - All the Way 2.0
Member of the BHMS FIRST Lego League Robotics team - All the Way 2.0. This team won the 1st place district a
Compostabots Team Member- Robotics
Compostabots Team Member
Compostabots team member
Member of the BHMS FIRST Lego Leauge Robotics team - The Compostabots who won 1st place trophy for Prog
Member of the BHMS FIRST Lego League Robotics team - The Alchemists which won the 1st Place Champion Aw
Every year, students are invited to write a letter to an author whose book positively affected their lives in some
This is a state-wide contest that asked students to write about a famous African-American male who made a po
Lucas was chosen as a finalist in the Breaking Barriers Essay Contest, sponsored by Major League Baseball and
Students from across the state of Michigan were asked to submit essays in which they described their Personal
Thousands of students from across the country submit writing samples for adjudication in the Scholastic Art and
Ben was included in the Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans, which solicits entries from all 50 states. Stud
Nikhil participated in the American Immigration Council[?]s 19th Annual Celebrate America Creative Writing Con
PTOC Co-President Recognition for dedication and leadership for 2015-16.They have been invited by email and
Honorable Mention Winner in the Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision Competition. Placed in the top 10% of all entries
Solon won the BHMS Geo Bee and qualified to compete in the state competition of the National Geographic Bee
Carmen was 1 of 2 students selected from Michigan to sing with the American Choral Director's Honor Choir at t
Delaney was 1 of 2 students selected from Michigan to sing with the American Choral Director's Honor Choir at
Evan has won a total of 1 state broadcasting award and a total of 3 national broadcasting awards.
Greg has won a total of 4 state broadcasting awards and a total of 4 national broadcasting awards.
Foster has won a total of 3 state broadcasting awards and a total of 9 national broadcasting awards.
Jason has won a total of 5 state broadcasting awards and a total of 6 national broadcasting awards.
Jonah has won a total of 3 state broadcasting awards and a total of 6 national broadcasting awards.
Harrison has won a total of 7 state broadcasting awards and a total of 7 national broadcasting awards.
Evan has won a total of 2 national broadcasting awards.
Andrew has won a total of 6 state broadcasting awards and a total of 5 national broadcasting awards.
Evan has won a total of 8 state broadcasting awards and a total of 8 national broadcasting awards.
1. Perfect ACT Score - 36 Composite Score2. Three Time West Hills Spelling Champion and top ten finisher at th
1st place winner at East Hills of the 47th Annual America and Me Essay Contest
Honorable Mention - pro/con editorial - MIPA spring awards
Honorable mention - pro/con editorial - MIPA spring awards
Honorable mention - review - MIPA spring awards
Honorable mention - bylined opinion article - MIPA spring awards
3rd place - bylined opinion article - MIPA spring awards
3rd palce - bylined opinion article - MIPA spring awards
3rd place - personality profile - MIPA spring awards
3rd place - sports feature - MIPA spring awards
3rd place -sports feature - MIPA spring awards
2nd place - pro/con editorial - MIPA spring awards
2nd place - pro/con editorial - MIPA spring awards
2nd place - Health - MIPA spring conference
2nd place - review - MIPA spring awards
2nd place - Informative Feature - MIPA spring awards
2nd place - Informative Feature - MIPA spring awards
2nd place - personality profile - MIPA spring awards
1st palce - comic - MIPA spring awards
1st place - sports feature story - MIPA spring awards
1st place - In-Depth Feature - MIPA spring awards
1st place - In-Depth Feature - MIPA spring awards
1st place - Human Interest Feature - MIPA spring awards
Nominated by BHS for Oakland County Teacher of the Year representing elementary teachers
Nominated by BHS for Oakland County Teacher of the Year representing middle school teachers
Nominated by BHS for Oakland County Teacher of the Year representing high school teachers
Anna was awarded an Honorable mention in the Informative Feature category at the Michigan Interscholastic Pr
Mason was awarded a 3rd place in the Comic Strip category at the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's s
Seth was awarded a 3rd place in the Comic Strip category at the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's sp
Elle was awarded a 3rd place in the Informative Feature category at the Michigan Interscholastic Press Associat
Shaina was awarded an Honorable Mention in the Pro/Con Editiorial category, a 3rd place in the Informative Fea
Hattie was awarded a 1st place in the Story Package category at the 2016 Michigan Interscholastic Press Associ
Haley was awarded a 3rd place for Informative Feature at the 2016 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's
Alec was awarded an Honorable mention in the Sport Feature Story category, a 3rd place in the Sports News St
Will was awarded a 2nd place in the Alternative Story Form category, and a 1st place in the Story Package cate
Grace was awarded 3rd place in Informative Feature at the 2016 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's sp
Shaina was awarded an Honorable Mention in the Pro/Con Editorial category in the Spring Michigan Inerscholas
Shaina was awarded an Honorable mention in the Pro/Con Editorial category, a 3rd place in Informative Feature
Jonah was awarded an Honorable mention in the Review Category, a 3rd place and Honorable Mention in the Pe
Kennedy earned an Honorable Mention in the New Story category at the recent Michigan Interscholastic Press A
Alan received the following awards from MIPA (Michigan Inscholastic Press AssociationFirst- Story PackageHono
Angela and I brought students to Taiwan where we made a connection with our sister school who visited us in t
Member of the Bionic Black Hawks which won the FIRST Michigan State Championship Chairman's Award and w
Member of the Bionic Black
Share Plaque with Board
Head Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Parent Coordinator
Parent Coordinator
Declamation 5th Place
Declamation 2nd Place
Duo 3rd Place
Duo 3rd Place
Duo Plaque
Duo Plaque
Duo Plaque
Duo Plaque
Duo 6 1st Place
Duo 6 1st Place
Storytelling 6 1st Place
Storytelling 6 3rd Place
Storytelling Plaque
Sales 4th Place
Prose 4th Place
Prose 3rd Place
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
Hawks
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
which
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
won
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
Michigan
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Chairman's
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
w
Dramatic Interpretation 2nd Place
Dramatic Interpretation Plaque
Poetry Plaque
Informative 4th Place
Oratory 3rd Place
Oratory 1st Place
Multiple Interpreation 2nd Place
Bloomfield Youth Assistance
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Hawkeye
competed at the State level for National History Day
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
Jr. FLL
FLL
FLL and STEM
FLL
FLL and STEM
FLL
FLL
FLL
FLL
FLL and STEM
FLL
FLL and STEM
STEM
STEM
STEM
ws spread, 3rd place editorial from the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association
igan Interscholastic Press Association Awards
Award at district competition, won the Motivate Award at the State competition and participated in the FIRST North Super
he 1st place district and FIRST MI State Tournament 1st place TEAMWORK Trophy Award!
place trophy for Programming at BOTH the district and FIRST MI State FLL Tournament!
t Place Champion Award at FIRST MI district competition and the 2nd Place Project Innovation Trophy at the FIRST Michiga
ed their lives in some way. The contest is a celebration of literature and its power to inform our minds and touch our hearts
male who made a positive difference in the world, and students then had to describe how they might use their person[?]s
League Baseball and Scholastic, Inc. For the contest, students shared their personal stories and how they have used some
cribed their Personal Michigan Hero, someone they know personally who has encouraged them and inspired them to want t
he Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. To receive any special recognition is a noteworthy accomplishment. This year, Delan
m all 50 states. Students were allowed to write about any subject, and in whichever poetic style appealed to them. Ben's p
Creative Writing Contest, a national contest for fifth grade students, and placed third nationally. The contest provides fifth
nvited by email and intend on coming.
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: Lumbar Puncture for Tau Protein
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: Lumbar Puncture for Tau Protein
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: EDP
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: EDP
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: The Oxygen Chip
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: Artery Plaque Remover
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: Micro-Domestic Blood Monitoring System
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: Health Monitoring Device
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: Closed Caption Bluetooth Glasses
p 10% of all entries submitted.Invention Idea: PinLock
onal Geographic Bee.
tor's Honor Choir at the ACDA National Convention in Chicago. Delaney had the pleasure of working with conductor Ruth D
tor's Honor Choir at the ACDA National Convention in Chicago. Delaney had the pleasure of working with conductor Ruth D
ing awards.
ng awards.
top ten finisher at the Oakland County competition with one runner up finish at the Oakland County competition.
gan Interscholastic Press Association's spring conference.
Press Association's spring conference.
ress Association's spring conference.
olastic Press Association's spring conference.
n the Informative Feature category, and a 2nd place in the Comic Strip category at the Michigan Interscholastic Press Asso
cholastic Press Association's spring conference.
c Press Association's spring conference.
n the Sports News Story category, and a 3rd place int he Sport Feature Photo category at the 2016 Michigan Interscholasti
e Story Package category at the 2016 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's spring conference
Press Association's spring conference
Michigan Inerscholastic Press Association's conference.
n Informative Feature, and a 2nd place in the Comic Strip category at the 2016 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's
ble Mention in the Personality profile category, and a 3rd place in the Environmental, Health, or Science Category at the M
nterscholastic Press Association Spring Conference
- Story PackageHonorable Mention- News Story
ol who visited us in the fall. They presented us a plaque that we would like to share with the Board.
irman's Award and were Captain of the Finalist Team on the Tesla Field at the FIRST World Championship.
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
irman's
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
Award
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
were
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
Captain
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Tesla
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
Field
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
the
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
FIRST
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
World
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
Championship.
ed in the FIRST North Super Regional national robotics competition.
Trophy at the FIRST Michigan First Lego League State Competition.
minds and touch our hearts. Alan was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters submi
minds and touch our hearts. Ibrahim was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters sub
minds and touch our hearts. Alan was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters submi
minds and touch our hearts. Sophia was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters subm
minds and touch our hearts. Maxym was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters sub
minds and touch our hearts. Sophia was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters subm
minds and touch our hearts. Mari was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters submit
minds and touch our hearts. Melissa was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters sub
minds and touch our hearts. Lucas was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters subm
minds and touch our hearts. Eli was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters submitte
minds and touch our hearts. Lukman was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters sub
minds and touch our hearts. Delaney was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters su
minds and touch our hearts. Dahlia was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters subm
minds and touch our hearts. Parker was chosen as a semi-finalist in the contest, ranking among the top 2% of letters subm
minds and touch our hearts. Jacqueline was chosen as a Michigan Finalist in the contest this year. That puts her in the top
might use their person[?]s attributes to make a difference in their own lives.Over 600 essays were submitted from across
how they have used some of Jackie Robinson's values to face their own barriers. This is a national contest, and over 16,0
and inspired them to want to live better and achieve more. Mari was ranked the 3rd place paper from West Hills.
and inspired them to want to live better and achieve more. Alan was ranked the 2nd place entry from West Hills.
and inspired them to want to live better and achieve more. For quite a while, Emma was in the running to win 1,000 dollar
plishment. This year, Delaney Finn's short story earned an Honorable Mention, and her poem earned a Silver Key, putting
e appealed to them. Ben's poem was creative and profound.
y. The contest provides fifth graders with an opportunity to learn more about immigration to the U.S. and to explain, in the
king with conductor Ruth Dwyer, who is a renowned choral conductor and composer.
rking with conductor Ruth Dwyer, who is a renowned choral conductor and composer.
ounty competition.
n Interscholastic Press Association's spring conference.
016 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's spring conference.
cholastic Press Association's Spring Conference
r Science Category at the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association's spring conference.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
mpionship.
he top 2% of letters submitted from across the state.
ng the top 2% of letters submitted from across the state.
g the top 2% of letters submitted from across the state.
the top 2% of letters submitted from across the state.
e top 2% of letters submitted from across the state.
ar. That puts her in the top four writers out of thousands of letters submitted across the state.
ere submitted from across the state of Michigan. Louisa earned 2nd place, and a 2,500 dollar scholarship!
ere submitted from across the state of Michigan. Carmen's paper ranked among the top 30.
ere submitted from across the state of Michigan. Benny's paper ranked among the top 30.
onal contest, and over 16,000 essays were submitted from across the country, and Lucas was in the top 10.
r from West Hills.
y from West Hills.
running to win 1,000 dollars and a trip to Lansing to meet top state government officials. Ultimately, she fell one step shor
arned a Silver Key, putting her among the upper echelon of student writers in the country.
e U.S. and to explain, in their own words, why they are proud America is a nation of immigrants. I am very proud of his ac
cholarship!
n the top 10.
ately, she fell one step short of the top ten, but her efforts were laudable!
s. I am very proud of his accomplishment and his beautifully written piece!
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Rob Glass and Board of Education
June 2, 2016
Consent Agenda Motion
Recommended Motion:
I move that the Board of Education approve the recommendations detailed in the Consent
Agenda as follows:
Background Information:
1. Request to Approve Minutes
a. Request to Approve Minutes: Closed Meeting of May 19, 2016
b. Request to Approve Minutes: Regular Meeting of May 19, 2016
2. Approve Bid #1001, Fuel Dispenser Replacement in the amount of $56,006.00
3. Request to Approve Final Contract Payments for June 2016
J&J Construction Co Bid#823 in the amount of $5000
4. Request to Approve Recommendations for Tenure/Completion of Probation
5. Request to Approve Layoff of Instructional Staff
6. Request to Approve 2016 SCAMP Pay Rates
7. Request to Approve HR Actions
a. Resignations (11)
b. Leave of Absence (1)
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
No Attachments Available
Description
MINUTES
FROM A CLOSED SESSION
of the
BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION
Held at Booth, in the Doyle Center for Professional Development
Thursday, May 19, 2016
5:30pm
CALL TO ORDER
The closed session was called to order by Ingrid Day at 5:35 p.m. All Board members were present with
the exception of Mr. Baron.
Members Present
Ingrid M. Day, President
Cynthia von Oeyen, Vice President
Jacqueline EI-Sayed, PhD, Treasurer
Ed Ford, Trustee
Mark Bank, Trustee
Paul Kolin, Trustee
Members Absent
Others Present
Rob Glass, Superintendent
Christine Barnett, Assistant Superintendent for HR
Laurie McCarty, Assistant Superintendent for Learning Services
Tina Kostiuk, Assistant Superintendent for Business Services
MOTION FOR CLOSED SESSION
MOVED BY MRS. VON OEYEN, SUPPORTED BY DR. EL-SAYED THAT THE BOARD MEET
IN CLOSED SESSION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF MCLA 15.268 SECTION 8(c):
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING STRATEGY AS ORIGINALLY REQUESTED BY CHRISTINE
BARNETT.
A VOTE WAS TAKEN, WITH ALL MEMBERS PRESENT VOTING IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.
ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Mrs. von Oeyen, supported by Dr. El-Sayed, that the closed session be adjourned at
7:00 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Paul Kolin, Acting Secretary
lls
Minutes
From a Regular Meeting
of the
Bloomfield Hills Schools Board of Education
Thursday, May 19, 2016
CALL TO ORDER
President Ingrid Day called the meeting to order at 7:07 p.m. Acting Secretary Paul Kolin took attendance
and all Board members with the exception of Secretary Howard Baron.
Members Present
Ingrid Day, President
Cynthia von Oeyen, Vice President
Jackie El-Sayed, Treasurer
Paul Kolin, Trustee
Mark Bank, Trustee
Ed Ford, Trustee
Others Present
Robert Glass
Laurie McCarty
Pam Schoemer
Christine Barnett
Tina Kostiuk
Shira Good
Members Absent
THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT
Rob Glass reviewed recent and upcoming events taking place in the district:
• He attended the first graduating class of Oakland Community College Early College program. There
were three BHHS graduates.
• The Art from the Hills event at the Bloomfield Township public library was a success.
• He attended an administrative seminar on teacher and administrator evaluations. He noted that the
State had changed previous laws and teachers and administrators will now be evaluated every year.
He described the relevance to the educational community and how this new law ties evaluations and
the ability to remain employed to student test scores. He explained some of the unintended
consequences and his plans for the district to work with and around the new law.
• The film, Most Likely to Succeed, will be shown in the BHHS Auditorium on 6/6 and is co-sponsored
by Birmingham Public Schools. The film is based on a book regarding the future of education and he
encouraged the public to attend.
• The BHHS Symphony Band and Orchestra is having a Spring Concert on May 22
• Senior Honors Night is coming up at BHHS.
• The West Bloomfield community is hosting the Michigan League Awards on 5/20/16.
• Eastover is celebrating their National Blue Ribbon status on 5/20/16.
CONSENT AGENDA
MOTION BY PAUL KOLIN, SECONDED BY ED FORD, THAT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION APPROVE THE
RECOMMENDATIONS DETAILED IN THE CONSENT AGENDA AS FOLLOWS:
A. Consent Agenda Motion
B. Request to Approve Minutes: Regular Board Meeting of May 5, 2016.
C. Request to Approve Disbursement Reports for the period of July 1, 2015, to April 30, 2016
I move that the Board of Education approve the disbursement reports as presented.
D. Request to Approve Financial Reports through and as of April 30, 2016
I move that the Board of Education approve the financial reports as presented.
E. Approval for New Parent Advisory Committee Representative
Pam Schoemer, Director of Special Education
I move that Shirley Olney, resident of Bloomfield Hills Schools be approved to act as representative of
BHS on the Parent Advisory Committee (PAC), for the Oakland County Intermediate School District
effective with the 2016/2017 school year. Shirley will be responsible for providing input into the
many special education issues that concern parents representing the school districts and public
school academies of Oakland County. This appointment will be for a three year term ending in June,
2020.
F. Approval of the Grant Application to the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs
Pam Schoemer, Director of Special Education
I move that the Board of Education approve applying for the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural
Affairs (MCACA) grant for the VSA Artist in Residence program that will benefit Bloomfield Hills
special education students at West Hills Middle School (FRP classroom), PREP, and Wing Lake
Developmental Center.
G. Approve Final Contract Payments for May, 2016
Brian Goby
I move the Board of Education approve final contract payments for May 2016 in the amount of
$261,991.09.
H. Millage Rate Development for Fiscal Year 2016-17
I move that the Board of Education authorize the administration to develop the millage rates in
compliance with state guidelines and furnish such rates to the appropriate taxing authorities by May
31, 2016, in order to levy and collect summer property taxes for Non-Homestead Property millage,
Hold Harmless Operating millage, Sinking Fund millage and Debt Service Fund millage.
I. Request to Approve HR Items
Christine Barnett
I move that the Board of Education approve the personnel actions as presented.
MOTION CARRIED: 6/0
SPECIAL REPORTS
Update on Process of considering Grade Reconfiguration at Eastover Elementary and East Hills Middle
School (presentation available on website)
Laurie McCarty, Assistant Superintendent, Learning Services, Carey Crocker, Principal, Eastover, Jason
Rubel, Principal, EHMS, and Angela Konzen , Associate Principal, EHMS
Rob Glass provided background on the upcoming report explaining that discussions between the team and
the Eastover community are ongoing regarding long term solutions for the overcrowding, or perceptions of
overcrowding, at Eastover. Laurie McCarty provided an update on the process of possibly moving the 4th
grade from Eastover to EHMS and provided historical enrollment perspectives for both schools, current and
projected enrollment numbers, and a building space utilization report by CRESA. Possible solutions were
reviewed and Carrie Crocker explained steps Eastover has taken to
include staff, families and the community in the plans via coffee talks, PTO & Parent Advisory meetings and
staff meetings. The team explained the positives, negatives, questions and concerns being discussed
throughout the process of potentially changing Eastover to a K-3 school. At this time, there is a plan to
provide a community survey to receive final feedback from the community before presenting final
recommendations to the Board. Rob Glass recommended expediting the conversation by having the survey
put out within the next couple of weeks and having a recommendation prepared for the 6/16 Board meeting.
GENERAL DISCUSSION
Finance/Facilities/Legal Affairs Committee Meeting of May 11, 2016
Jackie El-Sayed
The following topics were discussed:
•
•
•
•
•
Food Services and the changes in the elementary schools as well as reviewing the first year in the
new high school and what has been working/not working. Also reviewing possible expanded hours
and offerings.
Benefits Request for Proposal: The district is required to go out and bid every three years and
bidding in ongoing for the 2017 calendar year plan.
Staffing: Changes include 13 recent retirements and the state’s retirement incentive may be
impacting the numbers.
Reviewed expanding posting advertising so that the district can expand opportunities and ensure
hiring diversity.
Budget Status: Currently at the final phase of the budget revision process. They would like to have a
budget recommendation ready by the 6/16 meeting.
Cynthia von Oeyen noted that there is an Open Barn on Saturday from 12-4:00 p.m. at the Farm. Friends of
Preservation Bloomfield and Friends of the Farm will be having a sale on Saturday from 9-4:00 p.m. and
visitors are welcome.
PUBLIC COMMENT
Shamin Islam thanked the Board for hearing his request at the last Board meeting for a meeting to discuss a
safety system.
BOARD BUSINESS
9A.
MOTION BY PAUL KOLIN, SECONDED BY MARK BANK, THAT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
AUTHORIZE BOARD MEMBER CYNTHIA VON OEYEN TO VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATES, MRS.
BARBARA DEMARCK, AND CANDIDATE, MR. CONNIE WILLIAMS, FOR TWO POSITIONS ON THE
OAKLAND SCHOOLS INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDCUATION, EACH FOR A TERM
OF SIX YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 2022.
Cynthia von Oeyen
I move that the Board of Education authorize Board Member Cynthia von Oeyen to vote for the
candidates Mrs. Barbara DeMarco and candidate, Mr. Connie Williams, for two (2) positions on the
Oakland Schools Intermediate School District Board of Education each for a term of six (6) years
ending June 30, 2022.
MOTION CARRIED: 6/0
CLOSING COMMENTS
There were no closing comments.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Prepared by: Shari Hart
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Brian Goby
May 23, 2016
Recommended Motion:
I move the Board of Education approve Bid #1001, Fuel Dispenser Replacement, to Oscar W.
Larson Co. in the amount of $51,006.00. With the addition of Contingency ($5,000), the total for
this work is $56,006.00. Funding to come from the Sinking Fund.
Oscar W. Larson was the only bidder for the fuel dispenser replacement at Transportation. This
work is highly specialized and getting multiple contractors is very difficult. The submitted bid has
been fully vetted and everything is in place. There might be times this summer where our buses
will need to fuel at the Township.
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
Description
Bid_#1001_Fuel_Dispenser.pdf
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Brian Goby
May 23, 2016
Recommended Motion:
I move the Board of Education approve a Final Contract Payment for June 2, 2016 in the amount
of $5,000.
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
Description
BD_June_2__2016.xlsx
Final Contract Payment Recommendations
June 2, 2016
J & J Construction Co
PO: P1600578
Bid #823, BHHS Masonry
Final Contract Sum
Paid to Date
Final Contract Payment
Balance
$6,180,091.53
$6,175,091.53
$5,000.00
$0.00
1
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Christine Barnett
Request to Approve Recommendations for Tenure/Completion of
Probation
Recommended Motion:
I move that the following teachers be awarded tenure upon successful completion of his/her
probationary period.
The probationary period ends June 30, 2016 for all teachers unless otherwise noted. Note: some
staff are not certified teachers and are not covered by the Teacher Tenure Act. Accordingly, they
will not obtain tenure, but will complete the probationary period.
Bowers Academy Nicole Lowrey
English
BHHS
David Propst
Steven Thomas
International Academy
Matthew Morrison History
WHMS
Jessica Haines
Academic Resource Teacher
Wing Lake
Laurel Wolma
4/16/16
Special Education
Laura Fehervary
Social Worker (completion of
Probation)
Special Education 10/21/16
Kristin Siegfried
Chemistry/Biology 10/6/16
Math
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
Description
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Christine Barnett
June 2, 2016
Request to Approve Layoff of Instructional Staff
Recommended Motion:
I move that the Board accept the Superintendent’s recommendation for the layoff of instructional
staff as indicated in the attached document, and further, that the Assistant Superintendent for
Human Resources and Labor Relations be authorized to formally notify the affected staff
members.
Resolution Attached.
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
Description
Layoff_and_Termination_2016.docx
2016 Resolution
RESOLUTION OF THE BLOOMFIELD HILLS BOARD OF EDUCATION
Layoff and Termination of Service
WHEREAS, the Board of Education has, after extensive consideration of the relevant
data and administrative recommendations, determined that the elimination of certain
teaching positions is necessary and in the best interests of the Bloomfield Hills Schools;
and
WHEREAS, the administration has examined and applied the relevant provisions of
Section 1248 of the Revised School Code, MCL 380.1280, and Bloomfield Hills Schools
Policy 4205 and has determined that the elimination of the above-stated positions will
necessitate the layoff of the following employee:
Tressa Mucci .33 Math BHHS
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the above person is hereby laid-off, and
their employment with the Bloomfield Hills Schools terminated by reason of a necessary
reduction in personnel, effective June 30, 2016.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources
is hereby directed to notify in writing said employee affected by this resolution of layoff
and termination of service, enclosing with said letter of notification a copy of this
resolution and any other legally required information.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motion declared adopted
_______________________________
Acting Secretary, Board of Education
Certification
The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the Board of Education of
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, hereby certifies that the foregoing is a true and complete
copy of resolution adopted by the Board at a Regular meeting held on June 2, 2016, the
original of which resolution is a part of the Board’s minutes.
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Christine Barnett
June 2, 2016
Request to Approve 2016 SCAMP Pay Rates
Recommended Motion:
I move the 2016 pay rates for SCAMP employees be approved as presented.
SCAMP provides a five (5) week summer camp experience for students with special needs.
The SCAMP employees, other than the Coordinator, are employed through EduStaff. Scamp
continues to try to reduce their numbers of Junior Counselors hired by having high school
volunteers. The Senior Counselor rates were changed to match the new minimum wage rate
requirement. Scamp also is continuing to use unpaid college interns to reduce the number
of Senior Counselors.
Pamela Schoemer, Director of Special Education, and Chandra Madafferi, SCAMP Coordinator,
are recommending that the 2016 pay rates be approved as presented.
Attached is the SCAMP financial statement for the year ending September 30, 2015. SCAMP has
a reserve of $3853. This is down from the previous year (ending 09/30/15) due to reduced
revenue from the summer of 2015. Ms. Madafferi is trying to reduce the SCAMP expenses
through the use of volunteers. In addition Ms. Madafferi reduced her compensation by $10,000 in
the 2015-16 school year. Ms. Madafferi has resigned from the SCAMP coordinator position at
the end of the 2016 season. Ms. Emily Price has been hired as the SCAMP coordinator for 2016
and will work in conjunction with Ms. Madafferi. She will be paid $5000 from May 1, 2016 to
September 30, 2016.
Att.
c: P Schoemer
M Cowdrey
K. Hildebrandt
Payroll
T. Kostiuk
K. Healy
Personnel
C. Madafferi
E. Price
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
Description
20160527152055276.pdf
2016 SCAMP Pay Rates
Memo
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Christine Barnett
June 2, 2016
Request to Approve HR Actions
Recommended Motion:
I move that the Board of Education approve the personnel actions as presented:
RESIGNATIONS
Lisa Evey
Media Specialist/BHMS
Effective: July 1, 2016
Reason: Retirement
Hire Date: August 23, 2000
Timothy Kelley
Teacher/EHMS
Reason: Retirement
Paul Schimmick
Teacher/Eastover
Reason: Retirement
Hire Date: September 1, 1972
Sandra Griebe
Teacher/Conant
Reason: Retirement
Hire Date; November 1, 1990
Jeanne Campbell
Teacher/Eastover
Reason: Retirement
Hire Date: January 2, 2003
Donald Bunker
Manager Food Services/Food Services
Reason: Retirement
Timothy Schoenherr
Music Teacher/Conant Elementary
Effective: June 21, 2016
Reason: Personal
Hire Date; October 20, 2014
Patricia Hendrickson
Teacher/BHMS
Reason: Retirement
Hire Date: September 3, 1986
Kelly Squires
Teacher/BHMS
Reason: Retirement
Erin Metz
Speech and Language Pathologist/Fox Hills
Reason: Personal
Hire Date: November 7, 2011
Michael Shehan
Coordinator Technical Systems/Booth Center
Reason: Another Position
Hire Date: November 30, 1998
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Colleen Bouren
Teacher/Wing Lake
Effective: 2016-2017 School Year
Reason: Extension of Unpaid Child Care Leave
Hire Date: February 27, 2007
ATTACHMENTS:
File Name
Description

AGENDA Bloomfield Hills Board of Education Bloomfield Hills High

Transcription

Similar documents

April Flyer 2014

Sunday Brunch 2016

Paw Pride - Beverly Hills Middle School

Hispanic Heritage Month

Ramadhan Buffet

first post-world war ii basketball championship 1946

CIS Quarterly Snapshot - Communities In Schools of Fitzgerald

al cosentino - mcsrealestatewebsites.com

Coastal Highway from Tmn Perling to Horizon Hills is Opened!

Indian Hills 9th Annual Car Show