Thursday, August 12, 2010
Alamogordo Daily News Article Covering School Board Meeting of Aug. 10th
The Alamogordo Daily News covered the August 8th meeting. The article can be found here.
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School Board Meetings are on the third Tuesday of the month at 6:00 p.m.
The last time I checked, a member of the public (like a parent, for instance) was not allowed to be placed on the agenda. Instead, you are supposed to sign in to address the school board just before the meeting begins. So under the current system, if someone will be addressing an issue about which you have an interest, you have no way of knowing in advance.
The last time I checked, a member of the public (like a parent, for instance) was not allowed to be placed on the agenda. Instead, you are supposed to sign in to address the school board just before the meeting begins. So under the current system, if someone will be addressing an issue about which you have an interest, you have no way of knowing in advance.
If a member of the public does decide to address the school board, they may want the board members to have a chance to review materials pertinent to an issue prior to the board's meeting. Right now, the school administration distributes information packets to the board members on the Thursday before the Tuesday meeting. You, as a member of the public and therefore not on the agenda, might meet resistance in including your background information in the packets (due to the price of postage, for example). If that is the case, the administration could provide you with a list of the names and phone numbers of the school board members and it will be your responsibility to see that they get the information.
School Board Members:
Bill Denney, President
Gerold Green, Vice President
Arlan Ponder, Secretary
Ace Wimsatt, Member
awimsatt@pvt.com
Lance Wright, Member
lancew@ote-coop.com
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- Margo Whitt
- Cloudcroft, New Mexico
- I am the mother of one child that attends Cloudcroft Schools and one that recently graduated from Cloudcroft Schools. This blog is meant to increase parents' involvment with the school and each other. Remember, KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
one principal, one ass't principal, one counselor and that's it. anything else is superfluous in these times.
ReplyDeletedon't get in the habit of relying on the feds. too many strings, too much political correctness.
what will we do with the first sp ed audit? the next TEA audit. get prepared now!