Robert Golden - Hired Eric Ewing as Office Manager. Jackie Xiong will be taking minutes for Board Meetings moving forward. 

1. Principal Report (Mandy Breuer, Principal)

GOLDuation May 27th. 9-day Summer Reading Program on campus 6/13-6/24. Served 50 GCA students for Summer Camp at Fresno Chaffee Zoo. Golden Guardian stewardship program launched this week, ending in August. Launching New to GCA events for new enrolling families led by current parents. Week of August 1st, all staff PD. Hiring one teacher for 22-23 SY. LCAP, to increase our ELA, Math and Science reports. 22-23 first day of school August 9th. 

2. CEO Report (Robert Golden, President & CEO)

Finished our inaugural school year with a GOLDuation. (GOLDuation/Golden Olympic Video Shared). Room for elevation for second year. Enrollment - 1 available spot for 22-23 SY to hit max capacity (4th grade). Around 40 students on waitlist. Currently one vacant teacher position available for next SY. Adjustment to salary schedule to compete with other schools and district.  GCA Summer Reading Program providing opportunities for our students growth. July 25th - New to GCA institute and new hires at FZC for Zoo Docent training. August 1st - official day teachers/certified staff contract start date. GCA teachers will be provided with community outreach around the city and with Mayor Dyer. July 26th - 29th, orientation for the new school year. An opportunity to connect with GCA families and the community. Community Relations Coordinator, Kimiko Wright (parent, para, substitute teacher). Announcement of partnership with Fresno State Athletic Head Coach and Coordinator. Providing reading, leadership and higher education services. Pacific Charter School Development (permant facility partners) introduction. The goal is to have a state of the art facility.  Looking for to GCA 2.0. 

3. Financial Report (Jim Weber, Charter Impact)

Goal ending fund balance 3% possible with increased federal support. 2022/23 budget ad LCAP due June 30th. Anticipate budget revision in August following state budget. May changes - increased curriculum and student transportation. Book and supplies - increased curriculum and consumable materials, reduced food forecast. Operations - increased utilities and janitorial services. Professional Services - increased IT, grant consulting, school activities and public relations. 2022-23 purchases will require additional cash flow - PCSGP provides significant funding but slow receipts. Will see the effects of PCSGP beginning 

Kahlmus Eatman (PCSD)

Mission based organization working exclusively with charter schools. Provide access to Capital, making it more affordable for schools. Here to create a long-term home, a permanent facility. Providing the best services within the budget available. In the process of negotiating the escrow for the land and approvals for the plans. 

Friday, June 24, 2022