The flags along the fence line this week remind me just what a special international community we have here at ISD. Along with all the activities for World Cultural Month, the Board of Trustees has a busy schedule in April:
I. Welcome and articulation of the ISD Guiding Statements (6:00 – 6:05) II. Public comment (6:05 – 6:15) Opportunity for non-Board member to address Board if requested. There has been a request from a parent to address the Board. III. Consent Agenda (6:15 – 6:20) Items to be approved by general consensus can be removed from consent agenda by any one member of the board. A. Minutes approval B. School Reports: (Director, Admissions Coordinator, Business Manager, Elementary School Principal, and Secondary School Principal) C. Committee Reports (Finance, G&D/P, Building and Grounds) IV. Educational Program Update (6:20 – 6:40) Class of 2017 Presentation from two graduating students V. Reports by representatives (6:40 – 6:45) A. US Ambassador’s Representative (Jenna Diallo) B. Faculty Representative (Sandra Goldsborough) VI. Discussion Items (6:45 - 7:45) A. Policy development and changes – First readings (Alan Knobloch / James Garry): a. Child Protection b. Harassment and Student Probation c. Board Obligations to staff B. Recruitment Strategy and Succession Plan (James Garry) C. Summary of the findings of the accreditation self-study and how these fit with the ISD Strategic Plan (Alan Knobloch) D. Summary of results from parent and student surveys (Alan Knobloch) E. Increase the school day of Pre-K 4 to a full day (Alan Knobloch) F. AGM planning (Louisa Gibbs) VII. Decision Items There are no decision items. VIII. Meeting evaluation (7:45 -7:50) IX. Schedule for next meetings; planning reminders (7:50 - 8:00) Committee meetings, schedule for next month As always, you can contact the Board via our email address: boardbox@isd.sn. Kind regards, Louisa Gibbs Chair, ISD Board of Trustees |
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