Eno River Academy
October Board Meeting
Date and Time
Location
Zoom
Agenda
Purpose | Presenter | Time | |||
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I. | Opening Items | 5:30 PM | |||
Opening Items
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A. | Record Attendance and Guests | Margaret Barr | 3 m | ||
B. | Call the Meeting to Order | Sarah Yagnow | 1 m | ||
Reading of Mission Statement |
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C. | Approve September Meeting Minutes | Approve Minutes | Sarah Yagnow | 5 m | |
II. | Reading of Conflict of Interest and Ethics Statement | 5:39 PM | |||
A. | Reading of Statement | FYI | Sarah Yagnow | 2 m | |
Conflict of interest and ethics statement: ERA By-laws require any member to recuse herself or himself from voting on any matter before the Board which would confer a financial benefit on the member. At this time, the Chair inquires as to whether any member knows of any known conflict of interest or appearance of conflict with respect to matters before the Board. If any member knows of a conflict of interest, appearance of a conflict, or possible financial benefit please so state at this time. |
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III. | Monthly Agenda Review | 5:41 PM | |||
A. | Review and revision, if needed, for meeting agenda | Vote | Sarah Yagnow | 5 m | |
IV. | Public Comment Period | 5:46 PM | |||
A. | Public comments in accordance with the ERA Public Comment Policy | FYI | David Nagel | 15 m | |
The Eno River Academy Board of Directors encourages community involvement and welcomes public comment during open board meetings. In order to provide an opportunity for input while conducting an efficient meeting, individuals and group may provide comments in accordance with the following policy. Members of the public wishing to speak during the public comment period should fill out the Public Comment Form, including their full name and general nature of their comments, prior to the start of the Board Meeting in which they wish to speak. Comments must be related to legitimate school business. The Presiding Officer or his/her designee will recognize the public member(s) to speak during the scheduled public comment period (usually held near beginning of the board meeting) in the order in which they had completed their request to speak on the Public Comment Form. In order to allow as many individuals as possible to speak and to ensure the Board of Directors have appropriate time to address all agenda items, individuals will be allowed a total of up to three (3) minutes to speak about their identified topic. No individual may transfer any remaining time to another individual that is also signed up to speak. A total of up to fifteen (15) minutes will be provided for individuals to speak and no person may speak more than once during the public comment portion of the agenda. The Board reserves the right to modify the time for public comment at any open board meeting. If a public member requests an extended discussion, it will be at the discretion of the Presiding Officer as to whether to grant further public comment and how much time is allotted.
Public comments provided by submission of email communication shall be sent to the board Secretary, subject to any additional procedures established by the Administration. Such email comments will be available for board member review. Comments must conform to the Policy's general requirements regarding courtesy and respect; failure to abide by these requirements may preclude acceptance or require redaction of non-permissible content, to the extent legally permissible. All speakers should be courteous in language and demeanor, respectful and present themselves in a professional manner during their allotted time. Speakers should not speak about any individual student, teacher, staff member or board member by name and may not engage in any personal attacks. Any speaker who does not abide by this policy and creates disorder will be asked to leave the meeting. Under North Carolina law (General Statue, N.C.G.S. § 143-318.17), there can be legal consequences for individuals who do not adhere to public meeting protocol. “A person who willfully interrupts, disturbs, or disrupts an official meeting and who, upon being directed to leave the meeting by the presiding officer, willfully refuses to leave the meeting is guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor.” (1979, c.655, s.1; 1993, c.539, s.1028; 1994, Ex. Sess., c.24, s.14(c).) Adopted April 16, 2013. |
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V. | Executive Director Announcements and Updates | 6:01 PM | |||
A. | Monthly Executive Director Update | FYI | Lisa Bair | 15 m | |
VI. | Committee Updates | 6:16 PM | |||
A. | Finance | FYI | Jeremy Greene | 5 m | |
B. | School Improvement Team | FYI | Sabrina Kordys | 5 m | |
VII. | New Business | 6:26 PM | |||
A. | Apptegy Proposal | Vote | Lisa Bair | 10 m | |
Discuss and vote on website redesign proposal. |
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B. | Executive Director Evaluation | Vote | Sabrina Kordys | 5 m | |
Discuss and vote on updating definitions within the evaluation. |
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C. | Fundraising | Discuss | Sabrina Kordys | 10 m | |
VIII. | Old Business | 6:51 PM | |||
A. | Board Goals | Vote | David Nagel | 20 m | |
Review and vote on goals. |
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IX. | Closing Items | 7:11 PM | |||
A. | Closed Session (not anticipated) | Discuss | Sarah Yagnow | 1 m | |
Closed Session § 143-318.11. (a) 5&6 |
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B. | Adjourn Meeting | Vote | Sarah Yagnow | 1 m |