Board Meeting
September 17, 2015
The board’s regular public meeting — where most policies, budgets, and personnel decisions get a formal vote.
Attendance
No recorded vote.
Voting Members
No recorded vote.
Non-Voting Members
No recorded vote.
The Pledge of Allegiance
No recorded vote.
Approves the official record (minutes) of an earlier meeting.
Official wordingConfirmation of Minutes
Full roll call
Report of the Superintendent
No recorded vote.
Teacher of the Year Recognitions
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The following 2015-16 Teachers of the Year were honored for their hard-work and dedication to the teaching profession. Elementary Schools Jennider McMahanAlexander II Magnet School Deneen CatesBarden Elementary School Tracy McWilliamsBernd Elementary School Candice LewisBrookdale Elementary School Dominique WhippleBruce Elementary School Elda BryanBurdell-Hunt Magnet School Melissa ClantonBurghard Elementary School Kiley BalesCarter Elementary School Latrici RigginsHartley Elementary School Elaine DeckbarHeard Elementary School Cathy ElyHeritage Elementary School Kelli YeomansIngram-Pye Elementary School Valeria JacksonJones Elementary School Brittney BrownKing-Danforth Elementary School Nicole HarrellLane Elementary School Dr. Shavone LaneyMorgan Elementary School Christy SimmonsPorter Elementary School Felicia FeltonRice Elementary School Iris FawlingRiley Elementary School Jesse HarrelsonSkyview Elementary School Meagin Miller, Ed.SSpringdale Elementary School Mikiko WilsonTaylor Elementary School Dr. Carla GlantonUnion Elementary School Gwendolyn WilliamsVineville Academy of the Arts Keturah DrakeWilliams Elementary Schoo. Middle Schools Estella WillisAppling Middle School Latasha SimmsBallard-Hudson Middle School Rosa Fossett-GilbertBloomfield Middle School Anita McWhorterHoward Middle School Cheryl Ross-JacksonMiller Magnet Middle School Heidi GrazianoRutland Middle School Hosea LaneyWeaver Middle School High Schools Daniel BrownCentral High School Morgan JarvisHoward High School Jennifer RaymondHutchings College & Career Charter Academy Kizzie LottNortheast High School Donna Parrish WrightRutland High School Taylor LankfordSouthwest High School Dr. Keturah ReeseWestside High School Specialty Schools Hanna Kiser, Ed.SElam Alexander Academy Emily BrumleyNorthwoods Academy Milton Royce Ivery, IIThe Academy of Excellence Media Specialist of the Year Adrienne DensonUnion Elementary School The finalists for the 2016 Bibb County Teacher of the Year are Jennifer McMahan, Alexander II Magnet Elementary; Elda Bryan, Burdell-Hunt Magnet Elementary; Dr. Keturah Reese, Westside High; Meagin Miller Springdale Elementary; and Morgan Jarvis, Howard High. The following community partners were recognized for their continued support of the Bibb County Teacher of the Year Recognition: Bibb Association of Educators, Professional Association of Georgia Educators, MidSouth Community Federal Credit Union, Macon Occupational Medicine, and Cox Communications.No recorded vote.
INVITATION TO VISITORS TO ADDRESS THE BOARD - Please limit your comments to three (3) minutes.
No recorded vote.
Approves all items on the consent agenda.
Official wordingReport of Standing Committees – CONSENT AGENDA
Full roll call
Continuation of the GEAR-UP Grant Award – Year 5
Official wordingIS-1 Continuation of the GEAR-UP Grant Award – Year 5
No recorded vote.
Memorandum of Understanding with Middle Georgia Regional
Official wordingIS-2 Memorandum of Understanding with Middle Georgia Regional
No recorded vote.
Item Removed
Official wordingIS-3 Item Removed
No recorded vote.
Item Removed
Official wordingIS-4 Item Removed
No recorded vote.
Memorandum of Agreement between the GaDOE and Bibb County Board of Education
Official wordingIS-5 Memorandum of Agreement between the GaDOE and Bibb County Board of Education
No recorded vote.
Advanced Disposal Contract
Official wordingFSS-1 Advanced Disposal Contract
No recorded vote.
FY2016 Head Start Operating Agreement
Official wordingFSS-2 FY2016 Head Start Operating Agreement
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The Board of Education authorized the Superintendent to approve and sign the Operating Agreement and Food Service Agreement with the Macon-Bibb County Economic Opportunity Council for the period covering July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. This agreement outlines the support services to be provided by the School District and outlines the fiscal responsibility for the various aspects of maintaining the facilities, providing food services and providing a safe environment for the children served by the Head Start Program.No recorded vote.
Contracted Speech Services for Special Education
Official wordingFSS-3 Contracted Speech Services for Special Education
No recorded vote.
Sale of Corner Parcel of Property Located at 2460 Roff Avenue to Macon
Official wordingFSS-4 Sale of Corner Parcel of Property Located at 2460 Roff Avenue to Macon
No recorded vote.
Non-Fraternization in the Workplace Policy
Official wordingPR-1 Non-Fraternization in the Workplace Policy
No recorded vote.
Local Board Training Plan
Official wordingPR-2 Local Board Training Plan
No recorded vote.
Votes to meet privately on matters state law lets boards close — like personnel, lawsuits, property, or safety. No final decisions are made behind closed doors.
Official wordingExecutive Session – Personnel Matters/Future Acquisition of Property/Pending Litigation
No recorded vote.
Approves new hires and job transfers for both teaching and support staff.
Official wordingPS-1 Appointments and Transfers–Certified/Classified Personnel
No recorded vote.
Approves a list of employees leaving the district — resignations, retirements, and terminations.
Official wordingPS-2 Separations from Employment
No recorded vote.
Administrative Appointment
Official wordingPS-3 Administrative Appointment
No recorded vote.
Dedication of JROTC Wing at Rutland High School
Official wordingNB-1 Dedication of JROTC Wing at Rutland High School
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Dr. Cassandra Washington, CTAE Director, and Mr. Robert Gunner Dewitt, Rutland High Senior Marines Instructor, presented information to the Board for consideration to dedicate the JROTC hall at Rutland High School as the Frank Johnson and Thomas Mosely Leadership Education Department. Frank Johnson and Thomas Mosely, residents of the Macon-Bibb County Community, both were Montford Point Marines. The Montford Point Marines, named for the location of their basic training facility, were a group of African-Americans who were given the opportunity to be recruited by the Marine Corps under a presidential directive in 1942 by President Roosevelt. The Montford Point Marines were presented with Congressional Gold Medals in 2012 for their service to the nation.No recorded vote.
Report of the 2015 GaDOE District Review
Official wordingNB-2 Report of the 2015 GaDOE District Review
No recorded vote.