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year. The IT Department is ahead of their timeline and laptop distribution for the <br />high school will start early on Wednesday -Friday of next week. We have begun <br />notifying families about transportation for the school year and sharing bus <br />assignments and routes. Finally, there are a lot of great updates in the Food Services <br />department. Joshua Eaton is undergoing a full kitchen renovation and other schools <br />throughout the district are having new equipment installed. <br />4. Superintendent — Dr. Milaschewski thanked Dr. Pinto for diving in right away as a <br />new member of the leadership team. Extended School Year (ESY) wrapped up today <br />and we thank the staff for giving up the vast majority of their summer to spend with <br />our students. If anyone is interested in joining the RPS team we do have some <br />openings available, mostly in Para positions. Finally, we have invited students in the <br />district to join us in recording the back -to -school video. Anyone who is interested in <br />doing a little dancing for the video, please come to the Performing Arts Center <br />August 111^ at 9:00 am. <br />5. Liaison/Sub-Committee <br />a. Ms. Nazzaro — Killam Building Committee now has the OPM on board. The <br />committee approved members to be on the design search team. Yesterday, <br />there was a kickoff meeting with the OPM at Killam. The committee hopes <br />to have a designer on board by the end of November. <br />b. Mr. Brandt—No Report <br />c. Ms. Gaffen — No Report <br />d. Ms. McLaughlin—No Report <br />e. Mr. Wise —Report is covered in the agenda with four more policies to be <br />reviewed. <br />C. Personnel <br />1. Appointment of Superintendent to Collaborative Boards (A) <br />Ms. Gaffen motioned to appoint Dr. Milaschewski, the Superintendent of Reading Public <br />Schools, to the Board of Directors of the SEEM Collaborative and the North Shore <br />Education Consortium according to MGL, Chapter 40, Section 4e, seconded by Ms. <br />Nazzaro, vote passed 5-0. <br />2. Superintendent Review Timeline Discussion (A) <br />A memo in the packet outlines some options for the review timeline. Historically, the <br />committee has done one-year reviews. The second option would be a two-year review <br />with a formative review May/lune 2024 and summative review in May/June 2025 <br />review. Mr. Brandt noted it is a high-energy year and so he is inclined to stick to a one- <br />year cycle as it will be an impactful year. Ms. McLaughlin agreed in favor of a one-year <br />cycle given the points Mr. Brandt made. Ms. Gaffen noted a two-year cycle formative <br />review in May/June would be an opportunity to give clear feedback. Ms. Nazzaro is <br />inclined to vote for a two-year cycle as there are checkpoints that stay consistent <br />allowing for consistent feedback to be given. Mr. Wise would default to a one-year cycle <br />and raise the bar on the categories reviewed. Mr. Brandt noted there are elements of <br />Dr. Milaschewski s contract that are dependent on a one-year review. <br />Page 1 2 <br />
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