Welcome.
My name is Director DeWolf.
Thank you for being here.
I was welcoming you in my traditional Cree language.
I am now calling the June 10th 2020 regular board meeting to order at 1 p.m.
We live and go to school in a city that is the ancestral homeland to the Duwamish people the Muckleshoot Nation and and the Suquamish nation.
We acknowledge them as custodians of this land since time immemorial.
As guests and in many of our cases as settlers on this land we extend our deepest gratitude and respect to their ancestors and elders past present and future.
Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call please.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON.
Director Hampson Apologies I'm here I just couldn't get back to the screen.
I'm here.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON Director Harris Director Hersey Director Mack Director Rankin Director Rivera-Smith This is Greg Narver I just spoke with Director Rivera-Smith she's likely to be a couple minutes late for this meeting she's tending to something else.
Thank you.
Director DeWolf.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF Okay.
Superintendent Juneau is also joining us for today's meeting and additional staff will be briefing the board as we move through today's agenda.
This meeting is being held remotely per the Governor's Proclamation 2 8.4 prohibiting meetings such as this one from being held in person.
And I'll note that members of the public may also be joining via video via phone or online streaming.
I will not be asking members of the public to identify themselves today but thank you to those joining us.
As stated on the agenda there will not be a public comment opportunity today per the board's March 11th 2020 vote to waive relevant provisions of board policy 1430 and board procedure 1430 VP as well as board resolution 2019 slash 20 dash 29 via email to the board by fax and by mail as stated on the agenda.
and directors were sent an email with those comments from Ms. Laughlin.
To facilitate today's meeting I will ask all participants to ensure you are muted when you're not speaking.
Staff may be muted participants to address feedback and ensure we can hear directors and staff.
Now we are going to do a little bit of Interesting choreography.
We are going to move into executive session.
So folks that logged onto this specific team's call I'm going to ask you to hang up this call and move over to our executive session team's call.
And here we go.
The board is now immediately recessing the regular board meeting into executive Director Mack Director Mack Director Harris present and I think we're waiting for Director Rivera-Smith okay Director Rivera-Smith is here and Director Rankin she's logging in over here Okay, we'll let Director Rankin pop over momentarily.
I will now turn it over to Superintendent Juneau for her comments.
Thank you, President DeWolf.
I'm actually going to waive comments today for the sake of time.
Thank you, Superintendent Juneau.
Apologies about that.
We have now reached the consent portion of today's agenda.
May I have a motion for the consent agenda, please?
Director Harris.
Approval of the consent agenda.
This is Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you Director Hampson for moving and Director Harris for seconding.
Do directors have any items they would like to remove from the consent agenda.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I have a point of clarification for Chief Counsel Narver please.
may I abstain from approving the consent agenda.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Yes.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Yes you can be on record as abstaining correct.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- And that will come in the next portion when we vote.
Thank you.
So if there are no items that directors want to move off of the consent agenda and approve of the consent agenda please signify now by saying aye.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Aye.
Director Harris abstain.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I haven't gotten there yet.
One moment.
Those directors who abstain.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Director Harris abstain.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- And any no's.
Thank you.
This motion passes.
Thank you directors.
We are now a little bit behind time but we will move to the action item on today's agenda.
As we move through these items and later the introduction items I will first call on committee chairs and then I'll call on the remaining directors alphabetically for questions and comments.
So now we are to action item number one.
This is resolution 2019-20-28.
Affirming inclusion of our LGBTQ students staff and community.
May I have a motion for this item please.
I move that the school board approve resolution 2019-20-28 affirming inclusion of LGBTQIA plus students staff and community in Seattle Public Schools.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- I have a second.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you directors.
This has item has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
We will now move to directors for any comments or questions before we vote.
and I will start with myself that feels weird as the sponsor of this resolution.
So I just wanted to give a quick background and then jump into questions and comments from directors.
I have been working on this with students and community since probably last end of last fall.
Brought this forward for collaboration with the district with Directors Mack and Directors Rankin on some policy conversations as Chief Podesta Chief DeBacker and Legal Counsel Robin Boy as well as Lisa Love who is our health program manager.
And I I really appreciate being able to work with them and create this resolution first doing an assessment of buildings that have space available for gender-neutral restrooms as well as requiring all new construction to include at minimum one multi-stall gender-neutral restroom.
In addition there is a portion about the adoption of instructional materials must explicitly include LGBTQ folks significant events contributions as well as kick-starting and initiating a process for looking at an LGBTQ studies high school course.
and happy to answer any other questions.
One thing I did want to add is I would like to propose an amendment Greg and I'm not sure if this is the correct moment to do it but it's just a small amendment on some of the wording.
I got feedback from community.
Would this be the time to do it.
Okay maybe Greg jumped off.
Well I would like to propose an amendment that all references to LGBTQIA plus in the resolution be changed to LGBTQIA plus parentheses lesbian gay bisexual transgender queer intersex ally and parentheses to make sure that our community and folks understand what that acronym means.
and amend my motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- I think you can just second that Chandra and then we can go to the amendment.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Okay I'll second that amendment.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Does anybody have any comments or concerns about that.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- No I think that's a great suggestion just to not assume that everybody understands what that is is probably wise.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Absolutely.
Thank you.
Okay so all those in favor of the amendment signify by saying aye.
Director DeWolf I can call roll on that I believe we would do this by roll call.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
That would be great.
Sorry.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Sorry to jump in.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- No that's great.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- So Director Hersey.
Director Mack.
Director Rankin.
Director Rivera-Smith.
Director Hampson.
Director Harris Director DeWolf the motion with the amendment has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
So we've just voted on the amendment now the the first motion is is back in our conversation.
So the only other thing I want to say is I'm really excited.
I heard from students and also collaborated with the NAACP Youth Council on this resolution and I'm so grateful that we're I was able to connect with them and really get their feedback about this so I'm really excited to you know obviously share this you know hopefully we can pass this today and share this great news particularly during Pride Month I did not expect us to wait this long to talk about this I thought we'd be talking about in March so it's beautifully poetic I guess that it it's happening here in Pride Month so I'm going to turn it over to directors for any comments questions or concerns before we go to the roll call vote starting with Director Hampson.
No questions from me.
Just a gratitude for the work that went into this and for support of our LGBTQIA plus students staff and community.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Hampson.
Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- First of all nice work President DeWolf and nice work by staff.
And do we have the gay pride and transgender flags on our flagpole yet and if not can we go down and roll them up.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- I'm happy to report they were rolled up raised up on June 1st.
Obviously we're in the midst of our pandemic we couldn't go celebrate but that is that is currently up yes.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- In any event thanks Robert so much.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- I appreciate you.
Thanks Director Harris.
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We resolved it and Ellie jumped in for support so I appreciate it.
I apologize for being absent for a minute.
No worries you're busy.
Director Hersey.
No questions.
Thank you Director Hersey.
Director Mack.
I'm very excited about this resolution and making the statement and grateful for the work and moving it forward.
and you know look forward to the operation side of the work as well.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Yes.
Thank you so much Director Mack.
You've been really great to work with.
I appreciate your support and I think we'll actually be talking about one of the policies that we implicate in this resolution 6900 today or at least on the 24th.
So looking forward to that.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
I'm also in in agreement with comments before and I read part of an email from a parent yesterday in Curriculum Instruction Committee and I would like to just restate something that that this parent said.
In this time of injustice and pain and violence the steps being taken by the board and the superintendent to make our schools more decent more fair more inclusive more just more safe more affirming are a beacon of light and hope and promise.
As a parent of a transgender child who gets to thrive who gets to love who gets to be and is celebrated because of these efforts my heart is so full and my heart is even more full to know that every child who will follow will have paths supports resources tools and safe toilets to make it all easier.
And they also specially noted a thank you to Lisa Love for her work and staying alongside families and for working so hard and continuing to move us in this direction.
So I just wanted to have that be on the public record about the you know resolutions can seem so like procedural and dry but how much of an impact it makes and how everything that we do is guided by these these policies and resolutions and I just wanted to thank everybody for their work on this and just read that into the record for us all to take a moment and recognize the impact that this really has.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Rankin.
Wow that's really great to hear that note.
Thank you.
Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- No questions.
Full support and full appreciation for the work that's buying into this.
I'm so happy that our students are going to benefit all students not just ones this refers to but all students are going to benefit from this so thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thanks Director Verstern.
And I'll just finish by saying I am I'm really excited hopefully we'll pass this today and to be able to let the MEDI students know and NAACP students know that helped work on this that their support and their input and their voice and their perspective are part of this resolution so it's just as much theirs.
as the districts and so I appreciate them and I'm excited to be able to share the news.
So with that I would love to kick us off into roll call and hopefully be able to celebrate some really good news during Pride Month.
So Ms. Wilson-Jones I'll kick it over to you.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- And can I just get a clarification from Greg on an amendment passed.
Do we need a new motion on the underlying resolution as amended.
GREG WILSON- Yes there should be correct there should be a motion to approve the resolution as amended.
GREG WILSON- Oh you're right thank you.
I move the to approve the resolution as amended.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you.
Moved by Director Hampson.
Seconded by Director Harris.
I will let Ms. Wilson-Jones take the roll call from here.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Director Mack.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Aye.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Director Rankin.
Director Rivera-Smith Director Hampson Director Harris Emphatically aye Director Hersey Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you all.
Okay.
We will now move to Action Item Number 2. Approval of the Operations Data Dashboard.
This came through Executive Committee on March 20th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item please.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON I'm sorry I forgot to press the mute button.
I move to I move the school board approve the Operations Data Dashboard as attached to the board action report.
Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- This item has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
This item has also been updated since introduction.
Senior Advisor to the Superintendent Sherry Cox could you please provide us on that update quickly.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Yes.
Thank you Director DeWolf.
Very quickly it's the addition and or change to the bar is on page 4 and excuse me while my computer is temporarily frozen.
It's on page 4 of the bar and the language added reflects some of the director's request that while a limited number of key measures were selected for the operations data dashboard each division monitors multiple key performance indicators to guide its work.
Divisions additional measures will be discussed at oversight work sessions and if applicable during future superintendent evaluation.
and that was the only change to the BAR itself.
I do have some information regarding the questions that Director Hampson and Director Rankin asked regarding how did each of these move the needle in student outcomes data.
And I'm happy to address that or I'm also happy to put in a Friday memo if it's more applicable.
I will go through directors and Director Hampson and Rankin can let you know as we move through them.
So let me start with directors for comments and questions before we move to that vote and as Executive Committee Chair I will start this out but I appreciate the update.
Thank you very much and I will pass it on to Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Yes and if you could I'll make that be my question.
and let you provide those updates.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Sure.
And so in I don't have an update Director Hampson for each of the performance indicators but I do have for three different indicators based on what the research team was able to gather in the short turnaround time.
In John Hattie's book Visible Learning he does note that for regarding the teacher on the first day of class as I think all of us are very well aware that the teacher-student relationship and the overall quality of the teacher are two indicators very high highly tied to student performance data.
And so we believe that by having that classroom teacher in the classroom on the first day it kicks off to start that teacher-student relationship hopefully on a positive foot.
And also while our subs are high quality we know that the the teacher quality is higher when we have somebody that is going to remain in that classroom.
Regarding the school bus and on-time performance research has shown that students who start the school day on time do better than students who are late to school.
Additionally late students disrupt the learning of other students in the class and students who have more classmates who are more often do worse in school than students whose classmates are more often on time.
And that's from a study by Gottfried in 2014. And then another study from 2017 by the same researcher says that studies have shown that students who take the bus to school are less likely to be absent than students who use other forms of transportation to get to school.
So that is directly tied then to that on-time school bus performance.
And then the school lunch performance there's evidence that school lunches are more nutritious than home packed lunches for students according to a 2016 and a 2014 study.
and that school food policies can improve student diets.
That's from a 2018 study and then recent research has also shown that school lunch participation improves academic outcomes for students and that is from a 2020 study.
And I'm happy to drop the studies into a Friday memo so you can all refer back should you be interested in reading more about those.
and those are the the three Director Hampson that we could find in that in the short time given to us.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Well other than be being offended as somebody who prepares lunch I would just say that I think as a note for when we do report this the KPI around the teacher in the classroom the first day of school that we want to make sure that we look at the impact of that same teacher not being there on the first day of school in November when we have historically had shifts.
So just a note that I think that does assume that that you have the first the teachers there and then they stay there which is something that we continue to be challenged within this district and I know everyone's committed to but I'll rest at that.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you Director Hampson.
Director Harris.
this is one of those places I want to go on record with respect to the operational goal the operations goal of buses on time given the missing West Seattle Bridge and the traffic cluster on Highway 99 the First Avenue Bridge the traffic impacts the South Park and Georgetown and the fact that our main bus barn is south of First Avenue Bridge.
I spent 30 minutes in a 3-mile-long backup this morning at 10 o'clock and it's only going to get worse when the COVID-19 issue is finished.
This is going to be a horrific issue for us to have buses on time.
Other than that I intend to vote in favor of these goals.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Harris.
Next is Director Hersey.
No questions at this time.
Excited to move forward.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF Thank you.
Director Mack.
DIRECTOR MACK Yes.
Thank you difficulty with my technology there.
I appreciate the development of this new tool and the data that's being used.
I recall and maybe it didn't make it into the record or maybe it didn't get understood as a request.
but I thought I had asked to have the information about what the current data dashboard is and what those data pieces whether or not they continue forward in this or what's changed and I didn't see that attached to this bar.
Knowing that you know there's a lot going on and that might have just gotten missed in conversation I'd like to request that either in a Friday memo or perhaps in an Ops Committee meeting that we actually have the conversation about here's the prior operation data dashboard and the data that we were tracking.
Here's the new one and here's kind of the cross mapping of what information is going to be tracked where or what information isn't going to be tracked any any longer.
I'd just like to know what we're missing from the prior data dashboard that we won't have the continuity going forward.
So is it possible.
DIRECTOR MACK Director Mack thank you for that.
I did include the previous data dash operations data dashboard in last week's Friday memo.
And so I'm happy to have further conversations about it but it was included in last week's Friday memo.
Okay I missed that that that came out.
I think that I maybe I just want to ping it for the next conversation around when the data dashboard is presented to us that before that happens to get even kind of a crosswalk of maybe the data that's missing.
I need to take a look at that but I just want to ping it for a future conversation.
So thank you I'll look back at the that Friday memo and review that and then have further conversation of where we can tie that into our our conversations.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thanks Director Mack.
Director Rankin.
DIRECTOR RANKIN I appreciate the connection to those studies Sherry.
That's that's super helpful to hear and I would like to see those attached to in the in a Friday memo and any others that connect to the other data.
I think it's really helpful to kind of tell tell the full story about why we're why we're paying attention to what we're paying attention to.
So I really appreciate that.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Rankin.
And I think Sherry if I could just add to that quickly while it's here is that I wonder if where the public facing dashboard is if maybe that information just lives with the data dashboard wherever it's out on our website.
with some of those supporting documents.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- That would be great.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Director DeWolf I want to make sure I understand what you're asking.
So along with this the new operations data dashboard you'd like the research to be an opportunity for folks to see the research behind this.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Sure.
That'd be really helpful yes.
Okay.
Thank you Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- No questions thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Okay.
Seeing no further questions or comments Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call vote please.
ELLIE WILSON- Director Rankin Director Rivera-Smith Director Hampson Director Harris Director Hersey Director Mack Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Okay we'll now move to Action Item Number 3 Satterberg Foundation Elementary Feeder School Grant.
May I have a motion for this item.
This came — excuse me.
This came through Audit and Finance on May 18th for approval.
May I have a motion for this item.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to accept the Satterberg Foundation Elementary Feeder School grant grant funds in the amount of $950,000.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you directors.
This was moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
We'll now move to directors for any comments or questions for Chief Financial Officer Jill Lynn Berge before we vote.
And I will start with Director Hampson who is our Audit Finance Committee Chair.
We had the opportunity to discuss this at length in both committee and in at the former school board meeting and so with that I have no further comments or questions but I'm grateful for the funds to continue this work.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- Second.
With enormous thanks to the foundation and I'm sorry we can't thank them in person.
Thanks Director Harris.
Director Hersey.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- No questions.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Thank you Director Mack.
Might be on mute.
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DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Chief Berge quickly.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Not at this time.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Okay any other questions Director.
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Director Hampson Director Harris Director Hersey Director Mack Director Rankin Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you directors.
We're moving quickly through it.
We've got a lot more to go.
see action number 4 which is approval of contracts for specially designed instruction tutoring services and other compensatory education services RFQ 02758. This came to the Audit and Finance Committee on May 18th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to execute contracts with the following agencies under RFQ 02758 specially designed instruction.
Yellowwood Academy in the amount of $649,500.
Maxim Healthcare Services in the amount of $950,000.
Brightmont Academy in the amount of $265,000.
And Brock's Academy in the amount of $250,000.
And to take any necessary actions to implement these contracts.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
This item has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
We'll now move to directors for any comments or questions for Chief of Student Support Services Dr. Concey-Pedrosa before we vote.
So I will start with our Audit and Finance Committee Chairperson Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Similarly we had the opportunity to have good discussions about our annual contracting for these services that we're not able to provide and grateful that we have community organizations that are able to.
and with that I have no further comments or questions.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- Only a comment that I look forward to the day that Seattle Public Schools is appropriately funded for special education services and we can deliver our own and or with a consortium of other Washington State school districts so that we can keep families together that have very significant special needs.
Thank you Pat.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Hersey.
DIRECTOR HERSEY.
DIRECTOR HERSEY.
DIRECTOR HERSEY.
No questions or comments.
DIRECTOR HERSEY.
No questions or comments.
DIRECTOR HERSEY.
Thank you.
Director Rankin.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
Just to concur with Director Harris that I think it would be beneficial for all of our students to serve our students within our communities and and allow kids to go to school together.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- No questions.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you all.
Okay I have no questions at this time as well.
Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON.
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DIRECTOR HAMPSON.
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Director Rankin Director Rivera-Smith Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you all.
We will now move to Action Item Number 5 Review and Approval of 2020 Career and Technical Education Annual Plan per Board Policy Number 2170. This came to the Curriculum and Instruction Policy Committee on May 19th for approval.
May I have a motion for this item please.
I move that the board approve the 2020 Career and Technical Education Annual Plan as attached to this board action report.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
This item has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
This item has been updated since instruction so Chief Academic Officer Dr. Diane DeBacker could you please brief us on the update.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Yes.
Thank you President DeWook.
update was made to the edit in the chart where we had some duplicate numbers.
Director Rivera-Smith pointed that out during introduction.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Okay so now to directors for any comments or questions before we move to the vote.
Let's start with our curriculum and instruction policy committee chair Director Rankin.
DIRECTOR RANKIN- No I don't have anything further to add than has been discussed already.
Again just want to reiterate the great work and and heart and enthusiasm behind the presentation of this to our committee and that I assume carries out to their daily work.
So thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Rankin.
Next up is Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON No questions from me.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- Just a comment.
A extraordinarily grateful and what a long long way we've come in the last five years.
Director Harris Director Hersey.
DIRECTOR HERSEY No questions.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HERSEY Thank you Director Mack.
DIRECTOR MACK Yeah I just say a quick comment that I you know the report and the plan are very very thorough and from my understanding in committee discussion that some of the future planning around Rainier Beach is being made with capital planning as well and so I just I just want to give a shout out to the cross-collaboration and future planning around CTE that this report represents and add my support and continued support for it.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you so much Director Mack.
Director Rivera-Smith.
Don't hate me.
So that column of the redundant paragraph redundant bullet points the first one is still redundant.
The very first one in the second column of page 18 integrate all courses with rigorous content aligned to academic learning standards and program standards.
So anyways that one's still hanging on.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I this is this is Diane I do see that and we can make that correction.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Oh yeah.
No questions.
That's great.
Director Chief Narver do we need to adjust anything in our motion for that or does that.
To make those corrections you mean.
I think it would be just to strike the redundant paragraph.
Does that sound correct Director.
Yeah I think you offer a new motion to approve it as with that amendment.
Okay so Director Rivera-Smith would you like to.
to approve that.
ELLIE WILSON- Yeah I'll motion if no one else has questions I guess I've lost my answer.
Motion to approve as amended.
ELLIE WILSON- Second.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Okay.
Ms. Wilson-Jones I think I will I don't have any questions as well so Ms. Wilson-Jones I think I'll take it to you.
ELLIE WILSON- One moment just adding the new motion into our voting sheet.
Director Rankin Director Hampson Director Harris Hersey Director Mack Apologies for going out of order.
Director Rivera-Smith Director DeWolf passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Okay so up next is item number 6 and Chief Counsel Narver I have a question here.
I was asked by staff if they might combine the conversations for items 6 through 11 as we have done similarly in the past although I know it was done in introduction.
So do you have a comment on how we might proceed to
I do.
I believe there were two of these items that have been changed since introduction and so Chief Podesta should address those separately.
Already introduced there's nothing more he needs to say about them other than to be prepared to answer questions about any of those items.
Of course they have to be voted on separately but they can be presented together as long as he speaks to that have been changed since introduction.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Awesome.
Thank you.
Okay.
So we will now move on to action item number six and Fred I'll let you take the control in one moment.
But this is BEX for approval of budget transfer and award contract P5132 bid number B012042 to CDK Construction Services Inc. for the Whitman Middle School seismic improvements project.
My one curiosity Greg is do I let Fred jump now to describe as the as the the bulk of the 6-11 or do I what's your suggestion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF I'm sorry in terms of how they are presented to the board.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF I just let Fred jump in here and.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF Yes.
However he wants to do it he can note that there is number six there were no changes and unless there are questions he intends to move ahead to I believe number seven did have has been changed since introduction.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF Great.
Thank you Chief Operations Officer Fred Podesta.
I'll address that items 7 and 11 that had changes and then open it up for questions for any of the six contract bars.
These are all capital construction projects that went to committee for the procurement process was finalized which is why these ended up for consideration.
Action item 7 relates to athletic lighting at Whitman Middle School.
and there was some language that was inaccurate in the bars introduced describing a couple of community meetings that had been copied from another lighting bar because there's so many of these done and that was inappropriate as those meetings were not held.
And so that was struck from the from the board action report.
Item 11 relates to an addition to West Woodland Elementary School and the added language just reflected that the Operations Committee got a design presentation from the project architects on March 2nd.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Okay.
So I'm going to move through items 6 through 11. We I'll read them we'll do all of our motions and seconds and we'll go from there.
Okay so we'll now move to introduction excuse me action item number 6 BEX IV approval of budget transfer and award contract P5132 bid number B012042 to CDK Construction Services Inc. for the Whitman Middle School seismic improvements project.
This came to the Operations Committee on April 27th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item.
I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to 1 implement a budget transfer in the in the amount of $53,871 from BEX IV program contingency to Whitman Middle School seismic improvement project and 2 execute construction contract P5132 with CDK Construction Services Inc. in the amount of $1,560,000 plus Washington State sales tax with any minor additions deletions and modifications deemed necessary by the superintendent and to take any necessary actions to implement the contract.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
This has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
So I'll start with our Operations Committee Chair Director Mack and we'll move to directors until the roll call vote.
So Director Mack.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Yes first I just want to say I appreciate being able to bundle these together.
I know how thorough staff is in working through the BARS and how we've discussed these at length in Ops as well as my one question well two questions.
One question around ensuring that the I'm just looking to make sure there was one school that had a recent design review and that was added to the BAR to clarify that that's that's happened and anyone can refer back to that meeting just to ensure that there isn't another one in here that should have that updated as well.
West Woodland was that the one that had the update about when the design review was presented.
Okay I think that's right because I as I'm looking at these it looks like the rest of them are not the recent design review ones.
But going forward it's helpful to have that information to to reference back to for the public that's interested in maybe seeing the over our overarching project.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Director Mack the other projects are much smaller.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Right.
Right.
With respect to number 11 the West Woodland Elementary Edition and Modernization project.
I just I just want to note that recently we got public comment about the concern that 12 classrooms is not enough given the growth in the city.
And when I saw that I just I kind of had to smile that we already know that the work we're continuing to do is not anywhere close to what we need to do.
and I just wanted to publicly acknowledge that for the constituent that wrote in with concern about whether or not we have sufficient capacity in our buildings and just kind of underscore that we continue with that challenge and even more so in the current environment.
And with that I don't have any additional questions just support and gratitude for the massive amount of work that Capital Projects continues to push forward to make buildings safe and welcoming for our students.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Mack.
Next up is Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON No questions for me.
Thank you.
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Thank you.
No questions from me.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- No questions.
Thank you.
Thank you.
And none from me Ms. Wilson-Jones so roll call please.
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I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to execute the following contracts with the King County Directors Association KCDA for athletic field lighting project contract P5145 in the amount of $757,256 for Whitman Middle School plus Washington State sales tax with any minor additions deletions and modifications deemed necessary by the superintendent and to take any necessary actions to implement the contracts.
Second the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Harris.
Moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
I'm just going to move to Director Mack for any final comments or questions and then I'm just going to open it up generally for questions as opposed to going through each and we'll ask for roll call.
So Director Mack any comments questions concerns.
I think you mentioned it in your last comment but.
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DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Okay.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Do directors have any questions or concerns.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- Director Harris has a question for Chief Podesta.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Director Harris.
Yes.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- Chief Podesta you've seen the email and the public testimony that's come in.
I have seen public comments you know relating to you know concerns about lighting at the at the fields as you know the district has continued to strive to use the most modern technology that you know focus on the light on the field and causes as little light pollution as possible to the surrounding neighborhoods.
The action of keeping the fields it probably isn't much of a solution around using the fields later that's the intent of the lights which some communities have also responded to.
you know given the the demand for athletic fields by students community use that we also share with Seattle Parks and Recreation I don't know that you know we have a choice but to keep trying to make as intense a use of our facilities as possible to give everyone access.
So we're trying to design mechanisms you know to to make as little impact as possible on the built environment in the fields and you know we you know we understand the concerns of the neighborhood and design around those as best as we can.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Can you also address the intergovernmental issues with respect to the parks department that they give us access to fields and recess areas and forests where we don't have that.
And then there is. collaboration for the future here because we're not making new property.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- And that's true.
Our our enrollment continues to grow.
We are open buildings.
We are expanding buildings and taking up you know more space on our sites.
We have not acquired new property and the city continues to grow.
So we work hand in hand with the Parks Department to try to share all of our green spaces as much as possible.
And I think this has been a good deal for the district.
We get as good as we give on on this front and we're able to add to instructional space at classroom space and then leverage these community resources.
So it isn't really the case that we're not getting equitable use of of fields we you know we opened a comprehensive high school at the start of this school year and are relying on on that relationship with parks to provide for athletic fields that that that school does not have.
And so that's an important relationship and has been beneficial to the district.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Any more questions Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- No sir.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Are there any more questions about item number seven for direct from directors.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- Quickly I. I appreciate you taking out the reference to the meetings that didn't take place but I understood I thought Richard had said there were two like separate community meetings and he would that this was maybe discussed and he would supply the dates for that.
Was that not something that happened or how about.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Richard is still Mr. Bass our Director of Capital Construction Capital Projects and Planning is still looking through records and is our records could not we could not pinpoint the dates of those meetings.
The staff that staffed those meetings have since retired and we're trying to unearth the records.
So for now we can't say with absolute certainty what date those meetings were held so we struck the language from the bar.
I think there's still a belief that there were in fact some public meetings but we have not been able to find those records.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I understand.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Any other final questions or comments for Director excuse me Chief Podesta before we do roll call.
Okay hearing none.
Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call for item number 7 please.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Director Mack.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- Director Hampson.
Director Harris Director Hersey Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thanks Ms. Wilson-Jones.
We will now move to Action Item Number 8 BEX V Award Construction Contract P5140 Bid Number B032062 to Field Turf USA for the Athletic Field Improvements at Ballard High School Project.
This came to the Operations Committee on April on April 27th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item please.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to execute construction contract P-5140 with FieldTurf USA in the amount of $663,566 including base bid plus Washington State sales tax with any minor additions deletions and modifications deemed necessary by the superintendent and to take any necessary actions to implement the contract.
Seconds the motion.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
So now I will open it up to directors generally for comments or questions for Mr. Podesta before we vote.
Director Mack I will let you start as our Operations Committee Chair if you have any questions or comments.
DIRECTOR PODESTA- No questions or comments.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Do other board directors have questions or comments for Mr. Podesta.
DIRECTOR PODESTA- Yes.
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Excuse me Director Harris.
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that this is a cork infill and that this district has not done rubber tire cancerous athletic fields for the last four years.
Is that correct sir.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Both those are correct.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Any other comments or questions for Mr. Podesta before we move to the roll call.
Okay hearing none Ms. Wilson-Jones will call the vote please.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON Director Harris Director Hersey Director Mack Director DeWolf Motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
All right we'll move on to action item number 9. This is BTA IV award construction contract K-5120 bid number B032063 to coast-to-coast turf the athletic field improvements at Nathan Hale High School and Jane Addams Middle School project.
This came to the Operations Committee on April 27th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item please.
I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to execute construction contract K-5120 with coast-to-coast turf in the amount of 1,786,980 including base bid plus alternates number 1 and 2 plus Washington State sales tax with any minor additions deletions and modifications deemed necessary by the superintendent and to take any necessary actions to implement the contract.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second the motion.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you.
This mo this item has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
We will now move to Director Mack for any burning questions concerns comments before the general questions.
Anything Director Mack.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- No questions or comments at this time again.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you.
Any other questions or comments concerns from Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- And I and I want to reiterate the last question or comment and clarification from Sioux Falls.
Four years ago the Seattle Public School District took the lead in getting rid of carcinogenic causing fire recycled spill athletic fields and other districts throughout the country have taken our lead.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thanks Director Harris.
Any other questions comments from directors.
Okay hearing none Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call for item number 9 please.
Director Rivera-Smith Director Hampson Director Harris Director Hersey Director Mack Director Rankin Director Rankin Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
We will now move to Action Item Number 10 BEX V Award Construction Contract P5146 bid number B012039 to Olympic Peninsula Construction Inc. for the North Beach Elementary School Sacagawea Elementary School and Jane Addams Middle School Pavement Repair Project.
This came to the Operations Committee on April 27th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item please.
I move that the school board authorize the superintendent to execute construction contract P5146 with Olympic Peninsula construction in the amount of $1,007,700 including base bid plus alternate number one plus Washington state sales tax with any minor additions deletions modifications deemed necessary by the superintendent and to take any necessary actions to implement the contract.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second motion.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you.
This has been moved this item has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
We'll now move to directors for questions and comments or concerns.
We'll start with Director Mack as our Operations Committee Chair.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- No questions or comments at this time.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you Director Mack.
So open to all directors.
Any comments questions or concerns on Action Item Number 10 before the roll call vote.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Questions from Director Harris.
Chief Podesta did this also address the North Beach Elementary water seepage off of the East Hill.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF I'm sorry Director Harris could you repeat that I didn't quite catch the question.
ELLIE WILSON- North Beach Elementary has significant issues with water seepage off of the East Hill onto the playground and facilities that our many many portables there are located upon so that there's flooding and you almost need hip waders to get to the portable.
Does this also address those water retention issues.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF My understanding that this does make some improvements with surface water management.
I'm not I'm sure that it addresses absolutely every issue but there are some related to this asphalt in particular that it does it does improve the situation.
I can get further information for you if you like.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- And could you put that in a Friday memo please sir.
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just it can go into a Friday memo Chief Podesta I just it hadn't occurred to me before to ask about the permeability of the surfaces as it pertains to runoff in general and the deleterious effects of runoff and so if we if there's anything that we have policy-wise or procedure-wise relative to that decision-making.
I'd love to be informed about it at some point in the near future.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Hampson.
Any other questions or comments from directors at this time on Action Item Number 10. Okay hearing none Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call please.
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Director Mack Rankin Director Rivera-Smith Director DeWolf This motion has passed unanimously.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF Thank you.
Next item is item number 11 BEX V Distress School Grant and K-3 Class Size Reduction Grant Award Construction Contract P5149 for bid number or B012049 to Allied Construction Associates Inc. for the West Woodland Elementary addition and modernization project.
This came to the Operations Committee on May 14th for consideration.
May I have a motion for this item please.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I move that the School Board A authorize the superintendent to execute construction contract P5149 with Allied Construction Associates Inc. in the amount of $14,536,000 plus Washington state sales tax with any minor additions deletions and modifications deemed necessary by the superintendent and to take any necessary actions to implement the contract.
And B approve a one-time fund transfer of $1,700,000 from the BEX V program contingency funds to the West Woodland Elementary addition and modernization project.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Second the motion.
Thank you.
What a mouthful.
Okay this has been moved by Director Hampson and seconded by Director Harris.
This has been updated since introduction and Mr. Podesta you did brief us a little bit about that.
So I'm going to move it over to directors for any comments questions or concerns before the vote and start with Director Mack who is our Operations Committee Chair.
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appreciate actions that have come forward from the various directors on all of these items and just reiterate that we have robust conversation about these BARS as they come through OPS and also excellent minutes that are taken that I'm not sure anyone has enough time to go through all of that but it's you can find some good information there if you if you want to go back and and research the questions that were asked and how they're answered.
Excited to move forward on this this project.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Mack.
I'll open it up to general questions not general open it up to all directors for any comments questions or concerns before Ms. Wilson-Jones takes us to the vote.
Do directors have questions comments concerns.
Okay hearing none.
Ms. Wilson-Jones roll call vote please.
Director Harris aye Director Hersey aye Director Mack aye Director Rankin aye Director Rivera-Smith aye Director Hampson aye Director DeWolf aye This motion has passed .
DIRECTOR DEWOLF Thank you directors for all your patience we are we are running a little bit behind time but I think we will be okay and we still have our executive session after.
So now we'll move to introduction item number one approval of the 2020-2021 superintendent evaluation documents.
This came to the executive committee on May 20th for consideration.
As I'll be happy to give some background here and then I'll ask the superintendent or any of the other folks from executive committee to add comments.
So this motion would approve the 2020-2021 superintendent evaluation documents.
They are in alignment with state law board policy and the 2019 through 2024 strategic plan.
These documents were developed in compliance with the board policy and procedure number 1630 and 1630BP evaluation of a superintendent.
The proposed 2020-2021 evaluation instruments continue the 2019-2020 focus on African-American males reading at or above grade level by third grade and adds a broader executive management slash leadership goal with an emphasis on human resources operations.
This board action report came to the executive committee after extensive collaboration with executive committee members and the superintendent and her team and it was it came officially on May 20th 2020 and was moved forward for consideration by this full board.
and I'm going to let either the soup or other I'll let the superintendent start and then we'll call on the other executive committee members for any other comments and then questions and comments from the remaining directors.
So Superintendent Juneau.
Oh yeah sure.
I'll just be brief.
There's been a lot of conversation about this already but I do want to thank the executive committee for working with me to develop these proposed documents.
I thought it was really great conversation.
I'm also really proud out of the work this last year around the third grade reading goal NCS Excellence our strategic plan and you've heard a lot about that as well.
And I'm pleased that that work will continue and will continue to be the focus of the evaluation because as we know it is a multi-year process to make sure that we are doing everything we can to make sure students are reading at third grade.
I do support to focus on HR operations within the second goal of effective management.
We all know that it's very important work and including it in my evaluation will give me an opportunity to highlight our progress throughout the year.
And as you all know I will need your support on these hard decisions that come forward as well.
I know that we'll continue to have robust conversations about these goals throughout the next year but just really appreciate the collaborative approach to it.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you Superintendent Juneau.
I'll just work down the list alphabetically because the next two speakers are from the executive committee and then we'll move to the full board.
So Director Hampson any questions comments or anything you'd like to elevate at this time.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- I'd like to pass for now and hear from other directors.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you.
Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- A couple of things.
One Director Hampson's collaboration and assistance on the overarching management goal if you will because it's not just about the rubrics for third grade breeding or the operation dashboard for an over $1 billion budget a year.
And please for a couple of other reasons.
One we added the word dyslexia and certainly the issue that we have many many of our children suffering from dyslexia including over-identified black and brown children and getting busy on strategies to work with that.
Also very pleased that the Executive Committee recommended significantly more money on the HR fixes.
Beyond pleased there were four executive sessions and they were as we say robust conversations.
Thank you.
Thank you Director Harris.
Yes they're really great conversations and I appreciate you highlighting the specific and explicit inclusion of dyslexia as well as when we think about our next year.
Next year we also included digital components to address address potential remote or virtual learning.
So I will now move to Director Hersey for any comments or questions.
DIRECTOR HERSEY RANKIN- None for me at this time.
I'm excited about the direction.
Thank you Director Hersey Director Mack.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Yes thank you.
I in reviewing the documents I'm just a little confused and maybe it's a matter of the headings of the goals or that they're not numbered and so maybe it's a kind of more of an administrative management of the documents here.
as I look at them the first page talks about third grade reading only.
So I'm just kind of confused.
So there's third grade reading on page five and it talks about the third grade reading goal but I don't see the other goals called out in that introduction and they're so I'm having a hard time understanding so goal I'm just having a hard time.
It looks like there's I'm happy to help because I see different goals here but I'm I'm I'm not tracking how they're organized.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF So if you go to the first thing you're looking at says intro to soup eval third goal reading third grade reading Scroll down a little bit further and the next section says superintendent eval goals effective leadership and management and then at the similar introduction page with similar narrative there.
And so all those are captured in that second that's second.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- So.
So maybe it would be helpful to the narrative for clarity.
I don't know if it's in the bar or the first page to say that just simply there are three superintendent goals and they are high level these three or something because I'm just reading the documents it's actually it's very hard to track that.
So having a summary statement at the beginning of this document of the what the what the goals are would be helpful to me.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Is is Aaron or Sherry on this call.
Yes they are.
So I think we can.
Capture those notes.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Yeah I mean I this is Superintendent June I think it's in the narrative so I'm just asking do you want specific headings or it is in the narrative of the bar in the second paragraph or third paragraph under background information.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- You know Superintendent Juneau I think might what be helpful is is as opposed to starting with introduction to 2020 SUP eval goals third grade reading almost a quick page that just almost describes what you're about to read which is the it almost would look similar to the the tabs page from your 2019 eval where you share those kind of goals broken out.
So it's almost just like a little table of contents that says what you're about to read and then highlighting those goals.
ELLIE WILSON- Yeah I think I agree with that as an intro page that says The superintendent's evaluation includes these three goals and then they're found on these pages instead of just going into the different sections because it's harder to track.
Having that summary as part of the packet would be very helpful as a first page.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
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Sorry I was not prepared for that to be me next obviously.
No I don't have any questions I just I want to thank the exec committee their very intentional work around creating some meaningful and direct ways to evaluate that are specific as opposed to sort of you know big goals that really have to do with the job of the superintendent.
So I just really appreciate the work that you all have done.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- No questions.
Thank you.
I was in the executive meeting that this was discussed and I saw the full job you guys did so I appreciate that.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Oh thank you Director Rivera-Smith.
Okay I also spoke if Director Hampson you want to say anything before we move on and you had passed.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- No I you know I guess I would just when you are head down and doing this this work in particular it's easy to kind of state get beef feel in the weeds and so I would just ask as we before we move to action that that every board director gives it a good solid look and feels comfortable with it because you know we had a lot of discussion this year about maybe things we should have thought of last year and so you know hindsight's always 20-20 but let's give this another good good read and make sure that everyone feels good about it.
for next year.
I know things are changing in real time and one of the things that I think is really critical is that this is able to be flexible enough for good evaluation regardless of what things look like next year.
Thank you so much.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Thank you everybody for the great discussion.
We'll now move to introduction item number 2 amending board policy number 6222 selection of contractors for small construction projects.
This came to the Audit and Finance Committee on May 18th for approval.
Chief Financial Officer Jillian Berge I believe you will be briefing us.
JOLYNN BERGE- Good afternoon.
This board action report makes edits to board policy 6222 selection of contractors for small construction projects in order to align with new limits in state law.
The state legislature made changes to the small works roster limits.
This proposed change would increase the amount allowed under our current policy from $200,000 to the new legal limit of $350,000.
That would conclude my remarks.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- To Chief Berge I'm going to start off with our Audit Finance Committee Chairperson Hampson and then work through the list.
So Director Hampson to you.
Yeah I don't have anything particular to add and anytime we can get things updated and consistent with state law I think it's it's important.
Otherwise I don't I don't have anything to add.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Okay thank you.
Next up is Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- This is a question for Chief Berge.
How do we continue to elevate and enhance our request that we have a robust outreach to women and minority business owned enterprises.
ELLIE WILSON- So we continue to be members of the city's TABOR I think 100 group.
So we continue to do that.
We continue also anytime that we hear or get feedback or someone just emails us and says hey I'm a woman or minority owned business I'd like to be notified the next time you do any sort of X type of procurement we keep them on a list.
and then we're looking for other ways frankly to continue that outreach and to enhance who we can notify for certain bodies of work.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Thank you Director Harris.
Next up is Director Hersey.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- No questions for me at this time.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Thank you Director Mack.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- I'm curious to know whether or not this policy may again be impacted
by the conversations of the Student and Community Workforce Agreement and anything that may come out of that.
Is it possible this might get opened up again after that process.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- If Chief Podesta is here I think he could probably answer that too.
And obviously Chief Berge as well but.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Not to my knowledge.
Fred.
FRED PODESTA- I would agree the Student and Community Workforce Agreement projects are all have a threshold of a contract threshold that will be in the millions so it it doesn't really apply to these small projects.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Mack any more questions.
DIRECTOR MACKEN- Thank you for the clarification.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Rankin.
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Thank you and I have no questions but thank you for the work on this Chief Berge.
Thank you to my staff.
Thank you.
Of course.
We'll now move to intro item number three revised board policy number 6901 capital levy planning and adopting board policy number 6900 facilities planning.
I can already tell Director Mack so excited to be here.
This came to the Operations Committee on March 24th for approval.
Mr. Podesta I believe you'll be briefing us and then I will start with Director Mack for Operations Chair.
What this action does while we are in fact creating a new policy what's actually happening is we're splitting an existing policy into two.
The previous board policy 6901 really which was titled capital levy planning but that's where all our policies about facility long-range facility planning resided in there and that really created practical constraint that the policy was really about planning a single levy.
It did not really give the space to do comprehensive long-range planning independent of a particular levy action and frankly that particular funding source.
So the policies have been split to create a new 6900 that is just about facility planning independent of levy planning which allows us to have a longer planning horizon allows us to you know consider other funding sources beyond levies and you know really two different subjects and so they're now two different policies.
They also in drafting the two we were able to more explicitly center the policies on the district's values and that to add language to make sure that when this planning does occur these are really just policies about planning they're not plans themselves that policy 0030 is taken into account and that for capital prioritization and for long range facility planning that all equity issues are built into the processes.
and the Operations Committee meant about this several times because there was a lot of detailed work to be done to put the right language in the right places.
But other than centering our values there there is an enormous amount of change here.
It's just really organizing actions that we really took.
And I want to thank the committee and Director Mack for kind of their staying power of going through this issue with a fine tooth comb.
And I think much much better positioned with these two separate policies than we were before.
And that's all the comments I have.
Any questions you might have.
Podesta.
I'll turn it over to Director Mack as our Operations Committee Chair to share more background for directors.
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So I'm super excited to finally get this to the full board.
We've had conversations upon conversations upon conversations.
And my my question to Mr. Podesta just to know in reviewing it I'd have to go look at my notes.
I want to I want to check in to be sure that there from the last Operations Committee meeting are there any changes that were made by staff from the documents that we've walked away from that meeting with and the agreements that we made around language are is this there haven't been any additional changes made since that time or I just want to make sure that there's not like something in there that I didn't catch that got changed in the interim.
No there to my knowledge there have been no changes since the last operations meeting the last operations meeting where this was discussed.
Okay great.
And then I just I do want to elevate a couple things that are I think helpful to our processes.
One is elevating in policy the educational specs and clarity around those and how they how they interact with our planning processes in our buildings.
and also the trying to figure out where the language is but the in the levy policy the technology planning Mr. Podesta can you help me here for a second we we had robust conversations around technology and I'm trying to find the language here that we landed on
Ended on a statement in the levy policy since levies fund a lot of our technology investment.
I believe the direction that the board is headed to is to at some point develop a companion perhaps 6902 that is long-range technology planning.
Just like we've decoupled facility planning from levy planning 6901 has a reference to technology.
saying that it needs to be included in the levy planning because that's how we fund a lot of technology but that long-range technology planning also needs to be done separately from levy planning independent from its funding source and that's future work to be taken up by the board.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Yes.
Thank you.
And I think that the that the way that it ended up in the levy planning in this levy planning policy 16-101.
It continues to acknowledge that investments will be made to maintain and improve technology operations equipment and services including student learning and supports district systems and data and technology infrastructure and security.
And it also calls out technology needs that our our capital levies will cover those things.
And so when we go through the process of approving those levies those specific plans that are identified in that levy for technology is one of the places of oversight of the board of deciding what you know how much what are we doing that sort of thing.
But that the additional support that we need to provide our oversight still is to have a bit more of a robust technology planning process that engages board approval.
So not just within the levy but kind of the longer range and that my understanding is that staff is supportive of that of developing that policy and so that's that's something that's kind of next on the on the plate.
So thank you for highlighting that.
And I just appreciate all of the you know long hard conversations and the work that's going on with this and thank you.
Thank you Director Mack.
Next Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON Hi.
Yeah.
I believe we do have a technology master plan that's in that's being drafted.
But I actually had a question.
I'm trying to get a handle on the extent to which any of this should be in a procedure whether it's board or superintendent procedure primarily on 6901 the capital levy planning.
Is that I assume that's something that was discussed and so I'm just trying to get a sense of how that discussion results.
Some of it seems to get really specific.
and then it says staff but it doesn't you know it doesn't say superintendent will direct staff or will develop procedure for it gets gets into staff.
So it feels a little.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Can you clarify which specific language you're talking about here.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- So we were talking about the general board principles right for planning guideline guiding principles and then it it gets into kind of some slightly less specific topics.
Again I'm on 6901. the priorities for the selection.
Developing a plan and then articulating some some pretty specific items.
Like I said I'm just wondering the rationale for having something in procedure is that it's much easier to change than than policy.
and so I'm just wondering what the consideration was for having pieces that that would need to be a little bit more flexible than therefore in procedure.
ELLIE WILSON- So actually the I think the pieces that you're referring to in 6901 are pieces that were have been in our policy and that there isn't a there isn't an accompanying procedure that was written.
the determination that by going when we're doing the capital loving planning that we need to set the prioritization that the board's responsible for setting those high-level principles.
Exactly how that happens and what metrics are used etc. is not defined in the policy but the overarching like statement that these are things that we will do in order to guide the selection of projects.
was in our existing policy.
So it's it's actually not a change it's it to our steps for our board and that those procedural steps actually just the additional steps there isn't a there is not a superintendent procedure that goes along with it.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Director Hampson are you comfortable can I move forward do you have more questions.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Well I wanted to hear from staff as well about
I think to be honest Director Mack has described it well that the bulk of this work was deciding what needed to come out of the policy to create to create a standalone facility master planning process and so what remains has been there and has worked.
It's not to say that your you know your question isn't a valid one and it and maybe with as we plan the next levy we'll see if there's too much specificity in this policy but I don't think staff had an issue because this is what we've worked with for quite a while.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Yeah I was going to say because it being there before we have some very lengthy policies that would could arguably be divided up into policy and procedure not because of for you know control issues but because certain things are need to have more flexibility year to year than others.
And so that's all I was I was trying to get at.
Was that conversation had and you know if so the outcome.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Director Hampson.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON.
First of all big props to my colleague Eden Mack chair of operations.
She has guided and shepherded this standing committee.
I have heard from several members of this standing committee that they're very excited and they find it robust.
Big props as well to Chief Podesta and to Superintendent Juneau for making this happen.
Also big props to the board.
for the guiding principles on the last levy.
And I would suggest if we do need procedures they need to be board procedures because this is a board enacted committee.
Thanks very much.
I'm thrilled about this.
This is a long range 5 10 15 years that we've been waiting for as opposed to reactive.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Director Hersey.
We've discussed this extensively in Ops and I'm just excited to see that it is finally here.
So I am good.
No questions or comments.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Thanks Director Hersey.
I do trust that.
All right.
Next is Director Rankin.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
I just want to echo the support for having the technology planning and levy planning be separate and also that within that we've got classroom technology needs versus sort of infrastructure technology needs.
So I'm just really glad that we're examining those things separately as they need to be and making sure that the needs of our teachers and our buildings are driving our spending as opposed to spending spending on something and then figuring out what to do with it.
So just appreciate the work going into all of this.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Rivera-Smith.
DIRECTOR RIVERA- Yeah no big thanks to Director Mack for the tireless work on this has been discussed thoroughly and and I'm just happy to see it happen so no questions or comments.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Iveta-Smith and Director Mack I'll just say folks thank you for your work on this and I've appreciated your support.
One example I just want to highlight for directors is the really exciting and transformative and just really Pride-centric resolution we just passed for LGBTQIA plus students.
This is one of the policies that is impacted and we collaborate I collaborate with Director Mack to include language in these policies so that future construction incorporates at least one multi-stall gender neutral restroom and facility.
So I appreciate the work on this Director Mack and also Ronald Boy for your help there.
And I don't have any other questions at this time so we can move on to item number for which is BEX IV Resolution 2019-20-20 Final Acceptance of Contract P-5-0-3-4 with Lighting Construction Inc. for the Wilson Pacific Elementary and Middle School's Cascadia Elementary Robert Eagle Staff Middle and Licton Springs K-8 project.
This came to the Operations Committee on March 2nd for approval.
Mr. DeBadesta I believe you'll be briefing us and then I'll hand it over to Director Mack again.
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favorite milestones on these capital construction board actions is the final acceptance of a completed project.
This caps off the replacement of the Wilson Pacific buildings with Robert Eagle Staff Licton Springs in Cascadia Elementary tree.
The projects were completed a couple of years ago.
The buildings have been occupied since the fall of 2017. All punch list items and project closeout work is complete and this will allow the board to put forward a resolution to accept our completed and occupied buildings.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Chief Podesta.
Now over to Director Mack our Operations Committee Chair.
I love celebrating final acceptance and just super excited for this to be in front of us.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
I'll just open it up to all directors if you have questions or comments concerns about this final acceptance.
Okay hearing none we'll move on to item number five.
This is. extending the suspension of provisions of board policy number 2420 high school grade and credit marking through August 2020. Dr. Diane DeBacker I believe you'll be briefing us.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Yes.
Thank you President DeWolf.
This board action board asked you to extend the suspension of portions of board policy number 2420 our high school grade and credit marking policy through August of this year changing the available grade options for the courses during summer school would make the options A or incomplete and that would be consistent with what we're doing now during the COVID pandemic.
This BAR represents the extension given that we believe we need to continue to take steps to minimize harm by the COVID pandemic and especially and particularly for those students who are furthest from educational justice.
As we've noted in the bar there are differences between our second semester work and our summer offerings for high school course credits.
For example our summer offerings are much more narrow in that we have Apex offering skilled skill center internships world language opportunities and some of our high school offer school specific credit bearing courses.
But even given that we believe that we we do need to extend this grading policy policy through the summer because the same situations occur and that students may not have as many opportunities to be successful or as successful with a regular grading policy during this time.
We were unable to bring this to through committee and do as much engagement as we would have liked to have done in part because we only received the guidance from OSPI in their April guidance as to that the grading policy should extend through the summer.
So that is why we are bringing it to you now and it has not gone through the C&I committee in the normal manner and Director Rankin can speak to that if so desired.
With that I ask Dan for questions.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Dr. DeBacker I appreciate that background and I'll just start with Director Rankin as the committee chairperson of the curriculum and policy and curriculum instruction policy committee.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Thank you President DeWolf and Dr. DeBacker.
Yeah so this because of timing of when recommendations came from OSPI and then when we need to have grading and policy in place for the summer before classes start that there wasn't enough there there weren't enough meeting dates to do a preview for the board or for the committee a vote through the committee intro and then action.
And so what what we decided was that since it wasn't since it was the an extension of the policy that we already went over in great detail and it was just an extension of the timing that the decision that I made to to help us make up some of the time in the scheduling was that it was more important to have the public be noticed over two regular board meetings intro today and action at the next time.
That took priority over cycling it through committee as usual and then having the meeting be intro and act or the item be intro and action at the same regular board meeting.
So that was the decision making there and we did have it a update about it in committee yesterday noticing and whatnot to have the full the full process.
So but we were all comfortable with that and and yes what the realization was that it didn't make a lot of sense to hold students to the traditional grading policy when the situation that is in place that necessitated this semester's policy hasn't hasn't changed.
They're still facing the same the same challenges over the summer that that we were facing this semester.
So that is I think about it.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you Director Rankin.
Appreciate the background.
So we'll move to two directors quickly.
Maybe muted Director Hampson.
Oh no sorry you cut out.
I couldn't hear what you said.
I don't have any questions.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Thank you Director Harris.
DIRECTOR HARRIS- No comments or questions.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- Thanks Director Harris.
Director Hersey.
DIRECTOR HERSEY- No questions but still want to just make sure that it's on all of our radars that I would like to see a lessons learned work session from specifically our grading policy to see how it impacts especially our students further away from educational justice after we get past August.
No questions.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Director Mack.
DIRECTOR MACK I have a little bit of a question and I think maybe more of a comment around the timing of when OSPI put out the recommendations and when we adopted our grading policy and that this we wouldn't need to be taking this action now if we had actually been thorough in that process and waited for the OSPI recommendations to come out and I just want to advocate strongly for us to be mindful of those things going forward around various recommendations that are going to come out of OSPI around reopening schools and and other other things where it's it's helpful if we don't get too far are ahead of ourselves and I just want to make sure that we are setting up our timelines and building an appropriate community engagement going forward so we don't have to backtrack and do additional things like another policy.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thanks Director DeVetta-Smith.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
No questions.
Thank you.
And my only question just to confirm Dr. DeBecker or Liza is that there's no substantive changes correct.
That is.
I mean no no no content it's just about the extension.
Correct.
It's just about the extension.
All right.
Thank you.
I think you have no other questions than that.
I'm really grateful for the work on this and happy about the process.
So that moves us into I have a question for directors.
We have Director Hampson will be sharing an out of completed internal audits and then we can still can we can still have our director board comments if you'd like.
My suggestion given we're over time is to move into the executive session but I will let Director Hampson share her her internal audit work and then I'll ask directors what their feelings are about either for knowing board comments or not.
Director Hampson.
Director Hampson that's you for.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON Yes.
Sorry I'm trying to pull up the document I had it.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON This is Director Mack and as she's prepping that I would like to suggest that in the if if people have burning comments tonight and I appreciate that but I think that given time and so forth that I'd be happy to forego board comments tonight.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
I'm in concurrence with you.
So Director Hampson do you have those documents ready to share.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Not yet.
I'm still looking for it.
If Ellie can remind me specifically what it's called.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- So Ellie while you're helping that if other directors concur with Eden and foregoing board comments so we can move to executive session.
Let me know your thoughts.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Oh I found it.
Hold on.
Announcement.
I got it.
Okay.
Am I still on.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- You are.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON- Okay.
Here we go.
Board procedure 6550BP internal audit requires an announcement of completed internal audits.
As the Audit and Finance Committee Chair I am announcing that at the June 2nd quarterly audit and finance committee meeting the Office of Internal Audit presented an internal audit report on stipends.
All findings and recommendations are discussed at a public audit and finance committee meeting and the completed reports are available online at the Office of Internal Audit's public web page.
If you'd like to find that click on departments and services under the directory tab and then click on internal audit.
Thank you.
Director DeWolf Director Harris Two comments and then I will cede my director comments time.
One huge congratulations to our graduates and our risers and so very sad that we can't have in-person graduation.
And two this evening at 6 30 we have student comments via Zoom and we invite them all to come aboard for reopening community engagement student voice.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thank you.
Do other directors have any comments they'd like to share now any burning comments.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
DIRECTOR RANKIN.
I had asked about the possibility of a district wide strike and legally I don't think that we can do that but I just wanted to state that I know I and I think several other board directors too will be in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Seattle King County chapter with a call for a silent march and strike and day of action.
And and then I also just want to add my voice to those asking that I know the phrase defund the police can be can sound scary but what that actually means is a reconsideration of our values and our budgets.
and that that we've come to a situation in our schools and in our society where discipline and punishment is is the only tool that we have at our disposal instead of compassion and care and support and trauma-informed anti-bias anti-racist teaching and educating.
So I'm just going to say just add to that that what we we really need is early learning support childcare supports support for mental health family support and housing for our families and that those are all things that the city could help us out a lot with that doesn't impact the way that the budgeting works for schools from the state and would have a huge impact on the health and safety of our kids and of our city and Black Lives Matter and I'm done.
Thank you.
Any other directors.
DIRECTOR HAMPSON I will just briefly say what I what I said in my video in case it doesn't get doesn't go anywhere in my congratulatory video to seniors at the at my my district high school that this graduating class has earned the their high school diploma like no class before them.
and that while this may seem like the defining moment of their life that the defining moments truly defining moments of their lives are yet to come that they should be brave for their ancestors.
And as is the urging of the the last urging of the African-American Male Advisory Council when they revisited their their mission and vision that their statement to their Black students is that you are the architect of your own dreams.
And so congratulations to all of you.
We live in very challenging times but you you are our future leaders and we look forward to seeing what change you bring.
Thank you.
DIRECTOR DEWOLF- Thanks Director Hampson.
comments from directors before we move to executive session.
Okay hearing none.
This is similar to our executive session at the top of the agenda.
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So the board is now immediately recessing the regular board meeting into executive executive session to discuss with legal counsel representing and the agency litigation or potential litigation to which the agency the governing body or a member acting in an official capacity is or is likely to become a party when public knowledge regarding the discussion is likely to result in an adverse legal or financial consequence to the agency per RCW 42.30.1101I with the session scheduled for 30 minutes with an anticipated end time of 4.14.
Directors will be leaving this remote meeting now for the duration of the executive session.
and I will return to this meeting to make announcements should be run past our scheduled end time and also to adjourn the regular board meeting at the conclusion of the executive session.
Directors you have been provided separate call-in and teams meeting information for this executive session.
Please now leave this team's meeting and join me in that separate remote meeting for the executive session.
Thank you all for your patience and I will see you in the executive session.
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