Removing the following items from Consent Calendar and Making them Action Items:

1. Safety Plan for Elementary and Middle Schools

2. COVID Safety Plan

3. the ESSER

No public comment

Ms. Cassandra Stevens presented a personal statement

Moved 

Presenter HoS Ms. Golden:

Thanked Ms. Stephens for her commentary.  The new safety plan has the budget for additional staff (clerks, clerk II's, admin assistants) to supervise students and update security systems. 

Summer boot camp training will include active shooter training; the plans and drills, along with already in place fire alarm drills for the students will be implemented in the fall.

Ms. DeFond: the middle school has a similar plan to the elementary's plan.

Superintendent stated that the active shooter plan is referred to as a Lockdown Drill in the Student Handbook (8.1)

Dir. Lang suggested that the plan be reviewed by a safety expert.

HoS Ms. Akram - The Middle School goal is to retrieve the results from the Alameda County Safety Program that was performed before the shutdown and to create a plan to implement their suggestions, as needed.  They also have budgeted for an alarm and PA system to be installed.

As part of ESSER III Grant every 6 months the COVID Safety plan has to be updated to ensure that they are following guidelines as provided by the county, state, and federal governments.

Presenter CBO Ballentine:

We've seen an overall increase in enrollment across all three schools by about five percent, the variation of the average daily attendance percentages, and in some cases, those percentages went down like at AIMS Middle School it dropped 2% But it raised 2% at Ames High School which averaged out as being able to claim more average daily enrollment, which means more money.

• There is an influx of state funds
• There are some programs that are expiring at the end of the year 
• 2022-23 school year we have lost a little of our federal revenue but the governor covered it in our state revenue
• There is a 10% COLA increase

We have an overall net gain in revenue per school

Miles Dennison with CSMC requested to speak to offer his explanation of the final state budget.

President Edington suggested that a separate discussion be scheduled to discuss the final budget.

Nothing to report

Nothing to report in Director Hinton's absence

Time yielded to Head of Schools' reports

LCAP goal on task for completion

SPSA on task

100% of seniors are accepted to 4-year colleges

LCAP goals on track;

SPSA goals on track;

22 students on the Superintendent's List

LCAP goals on track

SPSA goals are on track

Animal Therapy Program through San Francisco State University is in progress of being implemented.

Will be implementing a musical program as suggested by AIMS parents.

100% of students admitted to 4-year universities; several scholarships wins

Preparing to submit the P Annual State Report, afterward will submit CALPADS and free reduced lunch income applications for Title One Free and Reduced.

Measure G1 is coming due; the annual review of CALPADS

Technology is currently doing a Chromebook cleaning, inventory,  and asset tagging.

We have been funded for the E-Rate Grant

Wall repaired that car crash damaged.

ELPAC scores are due in July

recessed to closed session at 7:53pm

Reconvened from closed session at 8:30 PM PST

No report from Closed Session.