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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2019-02-07 School Committee Minutes ' OrgF ° Town of Reading RECEIVED Meeting Minutes TOWN CLERK e READING, MA. Board - Committee - Commission - Council: 24fg ��� _4 QM D 39 School Committee Date: 2019-02-07 Time: 7:00 PM Building: School - Memorial High Location: School Library Address: 62 Oakland Road Session: Open Session Purpose: Open Session Version: Final Attendees: Members - Present: Chuck Robinson, Linda Snow Dockser, Elaine Webb, Nick Boivin, Jeanne Borawski Members - Not Present: Others Present: Superintendent John Doherty, Chief Financial Officer Gail Dowd, Assistant Superintendent Christine Kelley, Curriculum Coaches Allison Straker and Heather Leonard Minutes Respectfully Submitted By: Linda Engelson on behalf of the Chair Topics of Discussion: 1. Call to Order Chair Webb called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.,read the district mission, and reviewed the agenda. A. Accept a Donation Rob, Lisa&Samantha Gibbs, Samantha's Harvest, presented the School Committee with a donation totaling$4,375 to be used to support the Best Buddies Club advisors and professional development for staff and students at the high school. Mrs. Gibbs said Samantha's Harvest has been pleased to be able to make donations to the Reading Public Schools for the past 15 years. Dr. Dockser moved seconded by Mr. Boivin to accept a donation in the amount of$4,375 to be used to support the Best Buddies Club advisors and professional development at Reading Memorial High School. The motion carried 5-0. B. Public Input Mrs. Webb asked if there was any public comment on topics not on the agenda. Page 1 1 Birch Meadow parents Ashley Quinn and Jen Zani expressed concerns about the large class sizes in grade 1 at Birch Meadow for the 2019-20 school year. They asked about the possibility of adding modular classrooms. Mrs. Webb thanked them for their input stating there will be continued discussion and understands there a lot of moving parts. Mr.Boivin asked that a future agenda item be added to discuss space and grade 1 class size at Birch Meadow. C. Consent Agenda Mrs. Webb asked if the committee wanted any items removed from the consent agenda. Mrs. Borawski asked that the Barrows donation and the January 281h minutes be removed. Accept a Donation to the Coolidge Middle School Dr. Dockser moved seconded by Mr. Robinson,to approve the consent agenda. The motion carried 5-0. Accept a Donation to the Barrows School Mrs. Borowski disclosed that the donation was made by 5" grade parents at Barrows and she had contributed. Dr. Dockser moved seconded by Mr. Boivin, to accept the donation to the Barrows School. The motion carried 4-0-1. Mrs. Borawski abstained. Approval of Minutes(January 28,2019) Mrs Borawski made a friendly amendment which was seconded by Mr. Boivin on behalf of parent Geoffrey Coram who asked that his question on pane 3 be changed to read... how the number of full day slots was determined The motion on the friendly amendment carried 5-0. Dr. Dockser moved seconded by Mrs. Borawski,to approve the January 28, 2019 minutes as amended. The motion carried 5-0. D. Reports Chief Financial Officer Mrs. Dowd updated the committee on FY20 budget changes proposed by the Town Manager. Mr. LeLacheur is proposing the addition of$300,000 to the School Committee budget to address the concerns around out of district special education tuition costs.This funding will be reallocated within accommodated costs. Page 1 2 Mrs.Dowd next updated the committee on the three capital projects. There will be a more in-depth presentation on the Capital projects at the March 281h meeting. Spperintendent's Report Dr. Doherty shared that the first meeting of the Director of Student Services Search Committee was held today. He said there was a good mix representing the group. The next meeting will be used to design the questions with a full day of interviews scheduled on February 27". He hopes to have a recommendation to the School Committee at the March 28d meeting. Liaisons Dr. Dockser reported on the upcoming high school production of Selfie,an Understanding Disabilities presentation at the two middle schools and the recent RCASA meeting. E. New Business Curriculum Undate Assistant Superintendent Chris Kelley and Curriculum Coaches Allison Straker and Heather Leonard updated the committee on the curriculum work and professional learning that has been on-going in the district. Mrs. Kelley said that curriculum guides for science and reading and literacy have been published and posted on the Leming&Teaching page of the website. Work on the high school core curriculum guides is being done and we hope to have them published later in the spring by subject and work has just begun on the middle school curriculum guides. Mrs. Leonard spoke of the curriculum guide development. It is based on the state frameworks and is a snapshot of the expectations over the course of the year. The guides are vertically articulated experiences. Ms. Straker shared information on committee work which is done during release days and after school. The committee work can last a short time or longer. We have received a$7,500 DESE grant to offset the cost of the Social Studies Curriculum implementation. Mrs. Kelley reviewed the professional learning that is on-going in the district. Opportunities can occur during the school day, on early release days,after school and outside of school hours. The Reading Institute will provide fall, spring and summer opportunities for professional learning for all district staff. The March 22nd event will focus on Equity and Diversity. Questions were asked about curriculum maps. Mr. Wise asked if we would be ready to roll out the social studies curriculum. Ms. Straker said yes,we will although it may not be this year. During the roll-out we will constantly be working with our teachers. Page 1 3 F. Old Business Kindergarten Update Dr. Doherty reviewed the memo that was in the packet and the projected enrollment for the 2019-20 school year pointing out the numbers are based on the information we have as of today. He reviewed the guidelines in priority order and the limitations to be aware of as we move forward. Alicia Williams asked why we seem to face these difficulties year after year. Kristen LaChance asked if we would go back to an integrated model. The answer was no. Emily Portillo agreed that this is an impossible decision but is frustrated. G. New Business Town Meeting Warrant Article—Technology Contract Length Mrs. Dowd provided a brief overview of this request for technology backup systems. It appears we may be able to obtain more advantageous pricing by extending the terms of the maintenance agreement to longer than three years. Dr. Dockser moved seconded by Mr. Boivin,to approve the request to allow the Superintendent or designee to enter into contracts for Technology Back Up Systems for a term in excess of three years, but not to exceed six. The motion carried 5-0. SEEM Collaborative Agreement Dr. Doherty reviewed the changes to the SEEM Collaborative Agreement. Dr. Dockser moved seconded by Mrs. Borawski,to approve the amended SEEM Collaborative Agreement. The motion carried 5-0. Policies Due to the late hour Mrs. Webb would like to table the discussion on the two policies. Mr. Robinson would like to wait until after the election to discuss these policies. Mr. Boivin moved seconded by Mrs. Borowski,to table the agenda items relating to policies CBI & BEDG until the March 28th meeting. Mrs Borowski moved seconded by Mr.Robinson,to amend the motion to remove the reference to the March 28th meeting and replace it with "to a future meeting". The motion carried 4-1. Mr. Boivin voting against. The vote on the amended motion carried 4-1. Mr. Boivin voting against. Page 1 4 IL Routine Matters a. Bills and Payroll(A) Warrant S 1931 1 1.31.19 $462,918.77 Warrant P1932 12.07.19 1 $113,856.77 b. Calendar III. Information/Correspondence IV.Future Business V. Adiournment Adioum Mrs. Borawski moved, seconded by Dr.Dockser,to adjourn. The motion carried 5-0. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. NOTE: The minutes reflect the order as stated in the posted meeting agenda not the order they occurred during the meeting. Link to meeting video: httr)s�//www.Youtube.wm/watch9v—TmNI12GFku4 JOUF. Doherty,Ed.D. Handouts: Memo from Gail Dowd—Update on Capital Projects and Capital Planning Memo from Bob LeLacheur—Changes to the School Committee FY20 Budget Memo from Bob LeLacheur—Changes to the FY20 Capital Plan Capital Improvement Plan—FY20—FY30 Debt Schedule Page 1 5 John F.Doherty,Fd.D. suvvornn rty ,:.06� %coy, Christine M.Keary sul>erinrenaent nr srnoola .zs a �1P Aasislant sncet+ntend. 82 Oakland Hoed Sharon Stewart Reeding,MA DIN57 • Interim Director of student Senicee Plow:181-9945800 Fee:7e1-992-9199 Gad S.Dowd,CPA '•Y Chief Fkmncial Oaker 4 Patina Pubtt Sns Reading Public Schools Instilling a joy of learning and inspiring the innovative leaders of tomorrow TO: Reading School Committee FROM: Gail Dowd CC: John Doherty Robert W. LeLacheuq Jr. Joseph Huggins DATE: February 7, 2019 RE: Update on Capital Projects and Capital Planning As outlined during the School Committee Budget presentations,we will be providing the School Committee periodic updates throughout the year as to the status of the various capital projects. As part of the budget process,the Town Manager has completed his capital planning for the FY20 budget,working in close collaboration with Superintendent Doherty. Included within your packet is the capital plan,debt schedule,and a memo to the School Committee from the Town Manager. Below is a high-level summary of the three significant capital projects which involve the School Department. This high-level summary is also being shared with the Select Board as part of the Town Manager's Goals Update. We will be providing the School Committee with an additional update on the Capital Projects at the March 28,2019 School Committee Meeting. Elementary School Space Needs November 2018 Town Meeting approved the request to redirect$207,500 set aside from the override for this purpose away from the Permanent Building Committee(at their request)and made available to the schools through the Facilities department. Town Meeting also approved an additional $20,000 redirected from other school capital projects at the request of the School Committee.The School department will provide updates as they become available for this project. It is anticipated that the scope of work will focus on the Killam School and how that location factors into possible solutions. • Following MGL procurement rules, Gienapp Design Architecture was selected from the submissions as the"House Doctor". The procurement process was facilitated by Facilities (Joe Huggins)and Procurement(Allison Jenkins)with representation from the School Department on the selection committee. The contract was awarded to Gienapp in mid- 1M 8eaalW Maio stlwds On not mwlmlnafe oo me O orr or.are,mM,oex,gender ldentlN,eloeon,"Onar orlgln,se 1 nOnhtlon,eoe or tlhedury January 2019. Gienapp is familiar with the Town of Reading and has worked on several design projects for the Town of Reading and the Reading Public schools including an early study of the Killam Elementary School in 2011. • A kick-off meeting was held on January 29,2019 with Gienapp,the Superintendent of Schools,the Director of Facilities and the School CFO to make introductions and walk through the process and timing of the project. The main purpose of the meeting was information sharing and expectation setting. Upon conclusion of the meeting the initial project team was identified and historical enrollment data and building plans/specifications were provided to the consultants. As part of the kick-off meeting an in-depth discussion was held regarding the expectations on whether a simple set of 10-year enrollment projections or if a demographic study to know what enrollment may look like in ten years. • Based upon the knowledge sharing at the kick-off meeting Gienapp is currently working on preparing a proposal with NESDEC to outline the scope of services as they pertain to the enrollment/projection study. As part of this process the scope of services and timing of update meetings and deliverables will be determined. It is the School Departments expectation that the more involved demographic study will be performed rather than a simple set of 10-year enrollment projections. We anticipate receiving the proposal and scope of services from Gienapp and NESDEC by mid-February. • The current plan is that School Department along with the Director of Facilities will provide an update to the School Committee regarding all capital projects at its March 28" School Committee Meeting. In addition,the School Department along with the Director of Facilities and the lead consultant from Gienapp will present an update to the School Committee on the Elementary School Space needs on March 29,2019. Future updates will be scheduled and other elected boards will be invited to attend meetings once dates and updates are available. Turf Q November 2018 Town Meeting approved FINCOM's request to fund $200,000 to fund design services for Turf 2. Working together, we concluded that the procurement timeframe for Turf 2 will not support a Special Town Meeting this winter.As discussed during the School Department's FY'20 Budget Presentations we have made it clear that Turf 2 will need to be scheduled as `down time' for the fall 2019 regardless,due to the need for advance field planning coupled with the uncertainty of completion of construction projects. As also previously discussed the quality of the information will not be complete and available when the Town Manager's balanced budget is submitted to FINCOM. The School Department,working with Facilities and DPW/Engineering is looking to have the information available during the FINCOM budget review process with the end goal to have it available in time for Town Meeting.The School department will provide updates as they become available related to this project. • On December 20,2018 an update was provided to the School Committee regarding Turf 11. A synopsis of the update follows: Town,Facilities, School,and DPW Officials have been meeting regularly to discuss and plan the next steps in the process. Based on preliminary cost estimates of the different options (Turf II replacement only,with no extension and no lighting; Turf II replacement,with extension,and no lighting;Turf II replacement,no extension with lighting;Turf II replacement,with extension and lighting) we are focusing our resources during the design phase on the option which does not include a vertical extension of the field. This would include a Turf lI replacement with no me.e .,hNl� EasnW alvlmNere an me Wvs olnre,[do,su MV.,.a WMW,suw/aknWtlon,ace wawwNfy. extension,with lighting. In consultation with the DPW,there are significant challenges associated with doing a vertical extension of Turf 11, which include the relocation of water and sewer lines and walking paths. In addition, there may be some conservation items that would need to be addressed with a vertical extension. All of this could further increase the cost of the replacement. In addition,there are not legal requirements from an athletic participation standpoint where Turf 11 needs to be extended. • Based upon these discussions the School Committee directed School Department not to proceed with obtaining pricing to expand Turf II and to continue as outlined in the update. • The Town's Engineering Department has contracted with Activitas to complete this project. The Engineering Department was utilized in the decision making process in the selection of the consultants given their expertise in this area. Facilities and the School Department will be working along with DPW throughout this design phase. • Per updates received from Town Engineer Ryan Percival,Activitas has completed the survey and base plan for Turf 2,a draft scope of work has been received and reviewed by Engineering. Town Counsel and Procurement are in the process of reviewing and finalizing the contract language. • A formal kick-off meeting with DPW/Engineering,Facilities, School Department and Activitas was held on Wednesday,February 6, 2019. Buildine Security Study This topic will be reviewed in an Executive Session planned sometime after the local elections and before the Annual Town Meeting.The Select Board, School Committee, Board of Library Trustees and the Finance Committee will be invited to attend. As in the previous Executive Session,details will not be shared for security reasons,but a lot of progress on process has been accomplished by town and school staff that will be reviewed. This building security capital project remains the highest priority of both the Superintendent and the Town Manager. November 2018 Town Meeting approved a change in the purpose of$500,000 already approved in FYI to be shifted to School&Town building Security design services, instead of starting with a renovation of the Dispatch Center. As the Board may recall a memo dated October 2018 was followed by a visit from Allison Jenkins, our Town& School Procurement Officer,describing the designer selection law M.G.L.c. 7C, §§44-57,which I have adopted on behalf of the Town departments, and the School Committee has adopted for the school department. We are using this process for this project. • The change approved at November 2018 Town Meeting has allowed for the hiring of an Owners Project Manager and to assist in hiring a designer. As a reminder, projects estimated to over$1.5 million require public agencies to hire an OPM. • To date the Town advertised through the RFQ(request for qualifications)process facilitated by Facilities and Town Procurement with representation from the School Department on the selection committee. The contract was awarded to STV of Newton,Massachusetts. The OPM assigned is familiar with the Town of Reading and worked as the OPM on the Reading Public Library building project. me uaamayaroucsagsams nwearnmmaeem the ays Orate,cm sex,ye�ee.reencN,roam,naronar onaa.se.wr onmranm,aye a.as,uxy. • The Director of Facilities has had preliminary meetings with the OPM to discuss the scope of services as well as to review the prior work and report completed by TRC. • The next steps in the process are to advertise for design services select a designer and then have a schematic design completed with a cost estimate. The target is to have this information available for November 2019 Town Meeting. The NeaOr,Nak NAods does not mwimMate on Me Oats or nre,rdor,sev,genas W-nt,,redycn,nadona/Mon,sexual onmUbon,age or E.Wty. OF e #¢ Office of the Town Manager 781-942-9043 � aw 16 Lowell Street townmanagerCAci.reading.ma.us Reading,MA 01867 www.readingma.gov/town-manager To: School Committee Dr.John Doherty Gail Dowd Sharon Angstrom From: Robert W. LeLacheur,Jr.CFA Date: February 5,2019 RE: Changes to the School Committee FY20 Budget I have received the balanced School Committee budget in late January as stipulated in the Charter, and appreciate both the Committee's work to balance the budget as well as provide it to me in a timely manner. Historically, when the School Committee budget is balanced to FINCOM's guidance, the Reading Town Manager simply sends that along to FINCOM for their deliberation. In the cases where the School budget is not balanced,the Town Manager must by Charter reduce that budget and present a balanced budget to FINCOM. This year I am going to respectfully increase the voted School Committee budget by$300 000 when 1 send it alone to FINCOM. I have watched most of your budget meetings, and spoken extensively to Dr. Doherty and Mrs. Dowd. I am concerned that out of district special education costs (OOD SPED) have caused some stress in your budget process. Recall that the current budget process was designed when I was the Finance Director specifically to alleviate these types of stresses by moving certain costs (such as DOD SPED)outside of an annual operating budget.This has the effect of sharing the financial responsibility for them among both school and town departments.That model has worked very well for over a decade now. While this $300,000 increase in my mind is caused by ODD SPED, I recognize that neither myself, nor FINCOM, nor Town Meeting has any authority beyond approving that one budget bottom line. To balance the total Town Manager's Budget,which includes the school department as one piece, I am reducing the estimated health insurance premiums by a like amount.We do not yet have FY20 renewal rates—and therefore I have not yet been able to bargain with the Public Employee Committee(PEC-all of the School,Town and Light department unions plus the Retirees). However I am confident that plan design changes approved by the PEC late last spring and broad estimates for FY20 MIIA health insurance premiums will allow for such a reduction. Please let me know if you have any questions. Office of the Town Manager 781-942-9043 a� Poe 16 Lowell Street townmanaeer@ci.reading.ma.us Reading, MA 01867 wurw.readjnama.eov/town-manager To: School Committee Dr.John Doherty Gail Dowd Sharon Angstrom From: Robert W. Lelacheur,Jr.CFA Date: February5,2019 RE: changes to the FY20 capital plan FINCOM's request to fund the so-called RMHS Turf 2 field repair project immediately in FY20 instead of waiting until the next year means that some capital previously planned for FY20 must be delayed. The Turf 2 project has been reduced by $250000 from $2.5 million to $2.25 million as the schools have decided that there is no need for a field expansion, but that turf replacement and related Turf 2 field lighting would be part of the scope of the project.There may also be an added alternate to replace field fencing,which will therefore be sensitive to the bids received on the project. In the Town manager's balanced FY20 budget that will go to FINCOM later this month, there is a proposed net reduction of$350,000 for previously planned FY20 capital, when compared to the Capital Plan recently approved by November 2018 Town Meeting.Those changes are listed below: -$225.000 Coolidge HVAC work:this item was originally requested as FY21 work, but moved up last fall. It is now returned to FY21, as the Facilities department agreed that timing would work fine. Some nominal operating budget savings when this replacement is made is therefore deferred one year, and in any case such improvements are never budgeted until they are realized. 4125000 net DPW equipment and capital work: a $200,000 improvement to the Birch Meadow Elementary School parking lot was originally planned in FY21. Recently R was divided into two phases of$100,000 each in FY20 and FY22 — purely for financial resource availability reasons. Now that is restored to be one project in FY21. 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