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Board member Bryant t<ee, and include: reducing the maximum accrued sick lepye from 125 to 100 days; reducing the annual leave cap from 40 to 30 days over a 3 year phase in; and revision of the school bus use policy. K,‘
• Board Chair Dr. John Tble noted that the board fcpd agreed to the release of athletic field plans and documents to the county, but that the architectural firm had not yet d»ne so.
• Dr. Tole reported that the Educational Programs Subcommittee is continuing to look into the development.,of^ the Advanced Placement*; pr International Baccalaureate program or both, and has only preliminary information ^ysa far. He also noted that the sub-, committee will meet on Oct., 13 to discuss development of a stronger college/vocational program to better expose Students to college and careers
• Contributions of computer equipment were acceptecl from John McCarthy and William Humphrey. <>k •
• Past student representative Jami Gillis reported that a new representative to«4jhe Board will be elected on Oibt. 15, and that students j$re enthused about prospective track fundraising activities*
The second annual report from the Commonwealth will be going out to parents in the near future, and parents may not be pleased with the State’s' evaluation.
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