pAOt in A Hit BfVJNSV.1 'K PS * ' rcSPAV AUGUSTS 1990
County School Board
Tackles Routine Agenda
Brunswick County Hoard i>l tendent ol schools. in a scttlcnicni
Education members worked their reached with the board in July. The
way through a I out agenda ol ron money came from adrninstraiive ex
tme business Morula night in their ivnse accounts, she said, and ap
last regular meeting he lore the start p'oval ol county commissioners
ol school. was not required lor its use for that
Board members and stall fielded purjvse
several questions I'rom a represent;! response to another question,
live ol the Concerned Taxpayers oi Engel said board members and
Brunswick County, a consolidation sl;l" described system-wide eft oris
of questions raised b\ people at encourage academic recognition,
tending the group's organizational ;,v a-N athletic recognition, such
meeting in Julv. as the academic banquet and "green
, . card" program at West Brunswick
i lie aim 01 uic new group is 10 ,. . ? . , _ , .
r r,? v Mich School. Some ol the funds ini
serve as a forum lor public discus j
. . i, , tiallv set aside lor student recogni
sion and consensus building, ai J . , * ,
... , ? , lion were cut during the year, and
cordiru' to one ol its founders and . ?
... , i,i parclll-lcacnci 01 c.tiii/.tiions Cii
presideni Deborah f ngel ol I >nr ' -
couraged to make up the dirterence
WlK" l.vallv
Among other things. Mrs Vice Chairman James Clcmmons,
l-.ngel s husband. Rick, wanted to who was presiding, was receptive to
know if board members hail the an I ngel's suggestion the board con
tinuity to enter school classu>oms. stder meeting in a larger facility or
tcachers lounges or teachers mail rotating meetings to various schools
boxes, and was told their^ rights around" the county.
were the samc as any oihei patron Mrs. Engel said Tuesday she was
of the schools. pleased to get answers to the ques
When S|vctlicall> asked ii he hail ttons Monikty to take back to the
ever conducted a search of teachers' next meeting of the taxpayers'
desks or mailboxes looking for ccr group, which will be held probably
tain materials, such as a petition, in late August or early September at
board member Robert Slockctt said I'iney Grove School near Bolivia,
he had not Then it w ill be up to members to
Finance Officer Radi Fallot: also follow upas they wish, she said,
explained, in answer to other ques- The group also plans to meet
lions, the source of the S30.IXX) paid w ith Assistant Superintendent
to John Kaufhold. former supcrin- William Harrison and other school
omcials to discuss the special edu
cational program. Specifically, Mrs
Engel said some parents have sug
gested better communication is
needed between the school system
and parents regarding testing and
evaluation ol special education stu
dents.
The board, in other business:
-Reviewed budget appropria
tions for the coming year following
adoption of the state budget earlier
this month by the General
Assembly.
?Met in executive session to
discuss personnel, approving mu
tinc personnel actions afterward.
Authorized the hiring of Honey
& Associates Architects to design a
new cafeteria for Southpoit Primary
Schtxil and renovation of the old
cafeteria into classrooms, as recom
mended by Assistant
Superintendent William Turner. The
linn has the design contract for the
new elementary school to be built at
Supply. Also, Slockett said in a tele
phone interview Tuesday, Boney &
Associates has previous experience
in renovating cafeterias into cia*s
rooms.
?Authorized the purchase of a
second 36-passenger bus rather than
an activity van, also at Turner's rec
ommendation. Turner said Monday
that the federal government plans to
phase out use of vans for student
transportation of any type, for safe
ty reasons. The bus will cost
S31,(XX), compared to a cost of
SIy.(XH) for a van; Turner said the
money is available in the budget
?Heard reports from Assistant
Superintendent William Harrison
regarding California Achievement
Tcsl results and summer school.
Test results were highly inconsistent
and varied widely from school to
school, he said. For third-graders,
for example, he said the range was
37 percentile points. Testing
Coordinator Pat Ward will conduct
item analysis and other breakdowns
of the scores. On the average,
scores were down four to six points
over a year ago.
Board Chairman Dorothy Worth
arrived approximately one hour late
to the meeting, while member
Donna Baxter was absent.
NCNB Donates To College
XC\'R Senior Hanking Executive Dennis Crocker, right, recently
presented a $1,0(10 check to Brunswick Community College Pres
ident H. Michael Heaves as the hank's donation to the HCC
Foundation community fund drive. Contributions to the HCC
f oundation provide student scholarships, work study programs
and other student assistance.
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