COO, L. Hubbard, went over enrollment updates.

Enrollment Updates:

- We met 661 number of students.

- We actually over enrolled but once we reconciled, we landed exactly at 661 students.

The school is talking about new strategies for upcoming school years. We are looking specifically how to retain our students more. Especially those transitioning from Middle School to High School.

D. Zieff asked if we are able to create a sport? J. Scalice reports that our students who compete at a local high school for track, wrestling, etc. they are not able to play with that team anymore. We need to offer everything or nothing.

CEO, J. Scalice, went over the following with our governance committee.

• Baseline data from grades 6-10 by iReady.
• Attendance data 
• Commissioner's Network updates
  • Chief Turnaround Office, Dr. Jenkins also came to a visit and gave us feedback which has an impact on our charter renewal as well. 

B. Carlson asked for J. Scalice to give the new requirement by Charter Office to record every visit.

CEO discussed that the Charter Office requested this year as the corrective action plan for everyone to in addition to require progress data to also submit quantitative data. They want a record of every coaching session and instructional walkthrough. 

B. Carlson asked if we need to prepare since colleges are going back to Standardized Testing. J. Scalice reports that since it's a metric that's tracked for the state, we haven't stopped doing this. We have an SAT class as well.