Dean: How will we insure all of the various viewpoints are represented? How will you know you are reaching everyone.
Speaker: There are 2 representatives from each school. They are responsible to go back to their communities and then bring their concerns to the committee.
Dean: Will it be a majority decision, consensus model, how will those decisions be made.
Speaker: We create and agree upon a model. We will not have one set mean for making a decision and discuss the model for the decision making prior to making key decisions.
Dean: How do we insure that parents are heard and the role of how input travels. How is the feedback going to be received and acted upon.
Speaker: By our next meeting, you will see how the joint workgroup will be created to answer those questions. We will operate as separate schools for certain things and as a campus for other things. It is not yet agreed upon.
Speaker 2: Each of the joint workgroups will bring their best solution forward to the steering committee.
[Do these joint workgroups take into account a diverse perspective?]
Steve: Once concern, I want to make sure we set the expectations and are very clear about the roles everyone will be having. They are not going to be a mini-board of education. There are many ways to have input. I want to make sure we are very clear about the roles.
[Battery 14%]
[Anyone out there?]
Speaker: Yes, that check has been built into the committee. We have the checks of the things that can not move forward.
Steve: I want to make sure the parents know their limits.
Kim: Will you come back to us again with your progress.
Susan: I am going to address that.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
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2 comments:
I am here - thanks for posting.
John Hemze
Thanks for trying to keep us up to date -- I could not make it, I guess I'll have to watch the tape on Thursday on Cable 21 at 6:00
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