Call to order 
Roll Call 
Pledge of Allegiance 

Comments from the public are welcome at this time. You may present your comment during the meeting or beforehand, by contacting Ms. Shepard and relaying the comment to her. No person may sign up for another person, nor yield his/her time to another person. The Board may not deliberate on, or take any action regarding, a matter raised during the public comments sessions, unless the matter itself has already been specifically included on the agenda as an “Action” Item (and then, only at the time such Item is heard). The Board President will limit public comment to 3 to 5 minutes per person to ensure that all participants may speak and the Agenda is not unduly delayed, subject to any brief extension granted by the Board President in his/her sole discretion. No restrictions apply based on the speaker’s viewpoints. If the Board hears public comments which exceed, in total, 20 minutes, the Board may postpone the remainder of the public comments to the same agenda item at the end of the meeting. The Board President may, in her discretion, forego Items I (B) and second-to-last item and instead solicit Public Comments during each individual action item below, as permitted by NRS 241.020(3)(d)(3); or alternatively keep Items I (B) and VII but still permit Public Comments during certain (but not necessarily all) individual action items below. The information above applies to all Public Comment periods.

Information concerning the following consent agenda items has been provided to Board members for study prior to the meeting. The Executive Director recommends the passage of all Consent Agenda items in one motion. The Board may vote upon these items in one motion, unless a Board member requests that an item be taken separately.

Detailed Floor Cleaning (including Strip and Wax of all VCT and Shampooing of all Carpets) for preparation of next school year. 

The positions up for election at this meeting are the Board posts occupied (as of the commencement of this meeting) by Elizabeth Kazelskis, Chan Legsavath, Feyzi Tandogan, and Dr. Carryn Warren. By statute, if a category is listed next to such person’s name, then any nominee seeking election to that seat must qualify for that category in order to be eligible, to ensure CASLV’s compliance with applicable law.

(1) Kazelskis, Elizabeth 

(2) Legsavath, Chan 

(3) Tandogan, Feyzi

(4) Warren, Dr. Carryn 

• Attendance Policies (For Possible Action)
• Amendment of CASLV Lottery Procedures (For Possible Action)
• FERPA Policy (For Possible Action)
• Amendment of Parent/Student Handbooks (For Possible Action)
• IT Policies (For Possible Action)
• Acceptable Use Policy (For Possible Action)
• Visitor and Volunteer Policies (For Possible Action)
• Parent/Guardian Request to Authorize Student Self-Administration of Prescribed Medication for Asthma/Anaphylaxis (For Possible Action)

This typically consists of brief updates and notices from the Executive Director regarding general school matters (i.e., items of general interest) not already covered in this meeting, including, for example, campus and school news, test results, school awards/accolades, sports results, club events, staff and teacher trainings, special events, graduation ceremonies, etc.

Closed Sessions (i.e., non-public meetings that are statutorily exempt from the OML) pursuant to NRS 241.016(3) and 388.261, and separately, NRS 241.015(3)(b)(2), with respect to item (A).

If any, re. the legal matters heard during the Closed Session Note: this may consist, for example, of a decision to submit a written demand on a potential litigant (e.g., a cease-and-desist letter), to authorize litigation, to conduct further legal research, to propose a settlement to a litigant, or to tender a matter to insurance.