AGENDA March 22 2017 - Edl · 2017-03-20 · Agenda, March 22, 2017 Board Meeting 3 7. RECOGNITION Riverdale High School Lady Warrior Basketball Team / AAA State Champions. Anastasia

AGENDA WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS

RUTHERFORD COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM

2240 Southpark Drive Murfreesboro, TN 37128

March 22, 2017

5:00 P.M. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. MOMENT OF SILENCE

4. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

Recommend Approval --- motion to approve the agenda as presented. 5. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA (TAB 1)

A. Minutes: March 9, 2017

March 16, 2017 B. Community Use of Facilities

C. Routine Bids:

Bid #3246 – Belize Trip (Rock Springs Middle) Bid #3247 – Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta (Oakland Middle)

D. WorkForce Essentials Inc and the High School Equivalency Test

The state awarded the contract for administering the High School Equivalency Test (“HiSET”) to WorkForce Essentials Inc. The Memorandum of Understanding outlines WEI’s responsibilities and Rutherford County Schools’ responsibilities under this grant so that these services are available to Rutherford County residents. This is the first year of a two-year agreement.

Agenda, March 22, 2017 Board Meeting 2

E. School Salary Supplements and Contract Payments:

Name Amount School Funded By Description

Anna Grace Gerhart NTE 2,000.00 Riverdale

Boys Soccer Boosters

Boys Freshman Soccer Coach

Matthew Hunter

500.00 Riverdale

School Funds - Theatre Choreography

Scott Willis

500.00 Riverdale

School Funds - Theatre Musical Direction

Jonathan Jackson ** Hourly Kittrell

Clubs, Athletics + Outside Groups

Additional Custodial work

during the 2016/2017 school year

* approved previously for an amount $500 or greater ** not less than regular rate – or overtime rate if over 40 hours during the week *** anticipate amounts over $500 this school year **** amend prior approval

F. Non-Faculty Volunteer Coaches: According to Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) guidelines, Board of Education approval is required to allow non-faculty volunteer coaches to participate in the school athletic programs. The following non-faculty volunteer coaches are for the 2016-2017 school year: Name School Sport

Fernandez, Jennifer Stewarts Creek Middle Softball Hunter, Matthew Hayes Riverdale High Theatre Pierce, Chris Blackman Middle Football Willis, Scott Riverdale High Theatre Helton, Sara Rock Springs Middle Cheerleading Reissner, Jacob Riverdale High Baseball Doss, Cedric Blackman High Track

Recommend Approval --- motion to approve the consent agenda items as presented. 6. VISITORS


7. RECOGNITION

Riverdale High School Lady Warrior Basketball Team / AAA State Champions. Anastasia Hayes / AAA Miss Basketball Coach Randy Coffman / Naismith Coach of the Year

8. REPORT FROM 2017 TENNESSEE SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION (TSBA) SCOPE STUDENT DELEGATES The Tennessee School Board Association 2017 SCOPE (Student Congress on Policies in Education) conference was held at MTSU on Tuesday, March 7, 2017. The following student delegates attended:

Blackman High Kayla Berry Blackman High Rachel Schroeder Central Magnet Edgar Lozano Central Magnet Eshan Patel Eagleville High Westena Anderson Eagleville High Savannah Dye Holloway High Hailey Clarady Holloway High Winter Sunshine Flores LaVergne High Cherilynn Mella LaVergne High Treasure Howard Oakland High Katie Wylie Oakland High Tate Chumley Riverdale High Jeremy Wright Riverdale High Olivia Robinson Siegel High Lantz Williams Siegel High Adriana Klika Smyrna High Abbie Harris Smyrna High Sydney Sain Stewarts Creek High Elizabeth Lancaster Stewarts Creek High Zoie Gentry Their chaperone was Jennifer Courtney, Holloway High School.

9. SPOTLIGHT ON EDUCATION

Roy Waldron Elementary School Drama Team 10. DISCUSSION ON SWIMMING POOLS


11. RUTHERFORD COUNTY CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) TEXTBOOK ADOPTION (TAB 2)

The Rutherford County Career & Technical Education (CTE) textbook committee would like to recommend approval of the following Career & Technical Education instructional materials for use in CTE courses beginning July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2023.

Recommend Approval --- motion to approve the following Career & Technical Education instructional materials for use in CTE courses beginning July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2023: INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ON THE STATE APPROVED LIST

Course Textbook Title Publisher

Agriscience Principles of Agriculture, Food,

and Natural Resources Goodheart-Willcox

Small Animal Science

Small Animal Care & Management

National Geographic Cengage

Large Animal Science

Modern Livestock & Poultry Production


Principles of Agricultural Mechanics

Agricultural Mechanics and Technology Systems

Goodheart-Willcox

Principles of Plant Science &

Hydroculture Horticulture Today Goodheart-Willcox

Fundamentals of Construction

Tennessee Fundamentals of Construction (Level 1)

Pearson

Residential & Commercial

Construction I

Tennessee Residential and Commercial Construction I (Level

2) Trainee Guide Pearson

Residential & Commercial

Construction II

Tennessee Residential and Commercial Construction II

(Level 3) Trainee Guide Pearson

Structural Systems I Carpentry Level 1 Trainee Guide

(Hardcover) Pearson

Structural Systems II Tennessee Structural Systems II

Student Edition Package Pearson

MEP Systems Tennessee MEP Systems (Level 2) Trainee Guide

Pearson

HVAC Tennessee HVAC (Level 3)

Trainee Guide Pearson

Electrical Systems Tennessee Electrical Systems

Student Edition Package Pearson

Plumbing Systems Plumbing Level 1, NCCER Pearson Foundations of Interior Design Pearson


Interior Design Health Science

Education DHO Health Science Updated


Principles of Engineering and

Technology

Engineering Fundamentals: Design, Principles, and Careers

Goodheart-Willcox

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS NOT ON THE STATE APPROVED LIST

Course Textbook Title Publisher

Veterinary Science Veterinary Assisting:

Fundamentals and Applications


Principles of Agribusiness

Agribusiness Fundamentals and Applications


Organizational Leadership and

Communications

Leadership: Personal Development and Career

Success National Geographic Cengage

Agricultural Business and

Finance

Agribusiness Decisions and Dollars


Greenhouse Management

Plant Science: Growth, Development, and Utilization

of Cultivated Plants Pearson

Landscaping and Turf Science

Landscaping Principles and Practices


Applied Environmental

Science

Environment Science Fundamentals and

Applications National Geographic Cengage

Plant and Soil Science

Plant & Soil Science: Fundamentals & Applications


Residential Interior Design

Interior Design Pearson

Commercial Interior Design

Designing Commercial Interiors

Wiley

Advanced Interior Design

Professional Practice for Interior Designers

Wiley

Clinical Internship Clinical Rotations National Geographic Cengage

Medical Therapeutics

Health Care Science Technology: Career

Foundations, Student Edition McGraw-Hill

Nursing Education Hartman's Nursing Assistant

Care: Long-Term Care Hartman Publishing

Diagnostic Medicine Laboratory and Diagnostic

Testing in Ambulatory Care ElSevier Publishing


Dental Science Modern Dental Assisting Saunders

Pharmacological Science

Mosby's Pharmacy Technician: Principles and

Practice Saunders

Exercise Science Essentials of Strength

Training and Conditioning Human Kinetics

Engineering Design I Principles of Applied

Engineering Student Edition Pearson

Digital Electronics Digital Electronics: Principles

and Applications McGraw - Hill

STEM I Foundations Engineering Fundamentals:

Design, Principles, and Careers

Goodheart-Willcox

STEM II: Applications

Engineering and Technology Education Learning by

Design Pearson

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS NOT ON THE STATE APPROVED LIST

Course Textbook Title Publisher STEM III: STEM in

Context Engineering and Technology McGraw-Hill

Maintenance and Light Repair I

Modern Automotive Technology

Goodheart-Willcox

Maintenance and Light Repair II


Goodheart-Willcox

Maintenance and Light Repair III


Goodheart-Willcox

Maintenance and Light Repair IV


Goodheart-Willcox

Introduction to Collision Repair

Collision Repair and Refinishing: A Foundation

Course for Technicians National Geographic Cengage

Collision Repair: Non-Structural



Collision Repair: Painting and Refinishing



Collision Repair: Damage Analysis,

Estimating & Customer Service



Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Responder: Your First

Response In Emergency Care Jones and Bartlett Learning


Medical Terminology

Medical Terminology, A Living Language

Pearson

There were no state-approved texts on the adoption lists for these courses. Most of the courses had no resources submitted for the initial Section B Committee Review that took place during the summer of 2016. The local CTE Section B Instructional Materials Committee requested and reviewed the materials above and determined that they meet the requirements set forth in the Local Education Agency Instructional Materials Waiver Instrument, thus allowing them to be used in CTE classes. Copies of all instructional materials review instruments will be posted on the school district CTE website.

12. INSURANCE UPDATE 13. DIRECTOR’S UPDATE 14. TENNESSEE LEGISLATIVE NETWORK (TLN) UPDATE 15. FEDERAL RELATIONS NETWORK (FRN) UPDATE 16. GENERAL DISCUSSION BY BOARD MEMBERS 17. ADJOURNMENT

FACILITIES USE

March 22, 2017

Blackman High Nashville Youth Basketball Association, 5/6/17‐5/7/17, youth basketball tournament, gym, $864.00 Blackman Middle Hwy 231 South Church of Christ, 3/26/17, church service & lunch, auditorium and cafeteria, $1085.00 Oakland High MTSU HHPR Dept., 3/22/17‐12/10/17 (Tues/Wed Spring & Fall semesters 8‐10pm), Beginning Scuba Classes (PHED

2120), pool, flat fee $1000/semester

Oakland High TN Select Sports 7v7; 3/25, 4/15, 4/29, & 5/20; practice; campus (outside building), $400 Rock Springs Elementary Team Platinum, 3/30/17‐5/18/17 (8 weeks of Thursday nights) basketball practices, gym, $501.44 Siegel High Middle TN Youth Basketball, 4/14/17‐4/15/17, fundraiser basketball tournament, gym, $1330.00 Siegel High Middle TN Youth Basketball, 6/2/17‐6/4/17, fundraiser basketball tournament, gym, $1870.00 Stewarts Creek Middle NRS/SRFC, 3/25/17/3/26/17, soccer games, soccer field, $308.00 Pursuant to Board Policy 3.206 public education schools and institutions, post‐secondary education Institutions, private universities and colleges, governmental entities or agencies that provide benefits to the Rutherford County school system or have an in‐kind relationship approved by the Director of Schools may request the Board of Education to allow an exemption from the use of facilities fee which the Board may allow or deny based upon the details of the specific request. The following groups qualify for the exemption:

Blackman High Middle Tennessee Diamondbacks, 6/6/17‐6/15/17, fundraiser summer baseball series, baseball field, no fee Oakland High JPJ Foundation of Murfreesboro, 4/14/17‐4/15/17, fundraiser youth basketball tournament, gym, no fee Siegel High Middle Tennessee Diamondbacks, 5/25/17‐8/12/17, fundraiser summer baseball series, baseball field, no fee Smyrna High NRSA, 3/25/17‐3/26/17, Smyrna Soccer Club Tournament, soccer field, no fee Note: Facility use for 3/22/17 has been granted pending Board action. A certificate of insurance with $2,000,000.00 limits ($1,000,000.00 if approved) is required by each user. Each group must forward any renewals of insurance to the Board on time; otherwise approval is terminated at the end of the policy period. All approvals are for no more than a 3‐month period.

RUTHERFORD COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM Board of Education Meeting

2240 Southpark Drive Murfreesboro, TN 37128

Minutes of March 9, 2017

Board Members Present E. J. Jordan, Chairman Jim Estes, Vice Chairman Wayne R. Blair Terry Hodge Aaron B. Holladay Lisa Moore Coy Young Marvin D. Odom, Director of Schools

1. CALL TO ORDER

The Board Chairman called the meeting to order at 5:00 P.M. Wayne Blair led the Pledge of Allegiance.

2. MOMENT OF SILENCE

The Board Chairman called for a moment of silence.

3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Estes, to approve the agenda as presented. Vote: All Yes 4. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA

A. Minutes: February 23, 2017 B. Community Use of Facilities

Minutes of March 9, 2017 Board Meeting 2

C. Routine Bids:

RFP #17-01 – Onboarding Software and Maintenance for Docuphase Software Bid #3240 – Football Uniforms and Equipment (Rocky Fork Middle) Bid #3241 – Basketball Uniforms and Equipment (Rocky Fork Middle) Bid #3242 – Volleyball Uniforms and Equipment (Rocky Fork Middle) Bid #3243 – Baseball and Softball Uniforms and Equipment (Rocky Fork Middle) Bid #3244 – Soccer Uniforms and Equipment (Rocky Fork Middle) Bid #3245 – Track and Cross Country Uniforms and Equipment (Rocky Fork Middle)

D. Memorandum of Agreement with Endure Athletics Foundation

Endure Athletics is a non-profit organization that provides homeless (ATLAS) children and youth a fee-free safe, structured, and encouraging environment to participate in fitness, literacy, mentorship, and academic assistance. Their mission is to enrich the lives of these children through after school programming, school break events, and a nine-week summer camp. The vision is to end childhood homelessness by breaking the cycle of generational poverty through relationships and mentorships. Building relationships has a powerful positive effect on each child’s personal, emotional, and academic well-being. Endure provides transportation, enabling children who would not otherwise be able to participate to do so. This is an authorized activity under the McKinney-Vento sub grant, and this expenditure has been approved by the State Coordinator for Homeless Education.

E. Academy to Support, Sustain, and Induct Successful Teachers (ASSIST) Contracts F. Technology Support Contract for ASSIST and the 2017 Rutherford County

Schools Summer Conference

G. Practitioners’ Contracts for the 2017 Rutherford County Schools Summer Conference

H. School Salary Supplements and Contract Payments:

Name Amount School Funded By Description

Tyson Hoppe

2,320.00 Cedar Grove Cedar Grove PTO

After school hours Cedar Grove band

Hugo Sanchez

1,500.00 Cedar Grove Cedar Grove PTO

After school hours Cedar Grove choir


Matthew Brown

500.00 Oakland Middle

School Funds - Wrestling Wrestling Coach

Christian Horner

1,000.00 Oakland Middle

School Funds - Wrestling Wrestling Coach

Donovan Freeman

2,000.00 Siegel High Wrestling Boosters

Assistant Coach + mat

maintenance

Katherine Smith *

350.00 Siegel High

School Funds - Softball Stats

Caleb Dinger

1,000.00 Siegel High

School Funds - Chorus

Pit orchestra for spring musical

Greg Lawson



Pit orchestra for spring musical

Valanna Lyons


School Funds - Softball

Assistant Softball Coach

Matthew Pyles

500.00 Siegel High


Accompanist - sub-keyboard #2

Jeff Shipley ****

100.00 Smyrna High

School Funds - Girls + Boys Basketball

Basketball Announcing -

Total approved will be NTE

$900.00

Brandon Taylor

500.00

Whitworth- Buchanan

School Funds - Baseball

Assistant Baseball Coach

* approved previously for an amount $500 or greater ** not less than regular rate – or overtime rate if over 40 hours during the week *** anticipate amounts over $500 this school year **** amend prior approval

I. Non-Faculty Volunteer Coaches: According to Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) guidelines, Board of Education approval is required to allow non-faculty volunteer coaches to participate in the school athletic programs. The following non-faculty volunteer coaches are for the 2016-2017 school year: Name School Sport Bozman, Adam Oakland Middle Soccer/Boys Cunningham, Brianna Rock Springs Middle Softball

Komers, Bob Rockvale Middle Softball Luellen, Rebekah Smyrna Middle Swimming Lyons, Valanna Siegel High Softball


Morrison, Matthew Oakland Middle Baseball Sharber, Jason Oakland Middle Baseball

Taylor, Newton Stewarts Creek High Soccer/Girls Firth, William Rockvale Middle Baseball Hillis, Luke Siegel High Football Motion made by Mr. Young, seconded by Mrs. Moore, to approve the consent agenda items as presented.

Vote: All Yes 5. VISITORS – No visitors. 6. RECOGNITION

Scott Lawless, Blackman High School Assistant Principal, introduced Matthew Sells, a Blackman High School TSSAA State Wrestling Champion, in the 160- pound weight class. Matthew, a senior, is now a two-time state champion and went undefeated this season. His overall record is 98-2 record. Dr. Justus, Blackman High School Principal, introduced Blackman High School Football Co-Ed Cheerleading Team National Champions.

7. SPOTLIGHT ON EDUCATION

Student Art Showcase In recognition of National Youth Art Month, student art work is on display at the Board of Education Central Office. Mrs. Barnes introduced each student. The art work is representative of the forty-six schools and K-12 students in our school system. Selected student artists are recognized tonight for their accomplishments.

SCHOOL STUDENT GRADE BARFIELD ELEMENTARY NAVAEH JENKINS 4

BLACKMAN ELEMENTARY ELLA YSLAS 2

BLACKMAN HIGH EUNSEO LEE 12

BLACKMAN HIGH BOBBY SHUEY 12

BLACKMAN HIGH JANIA BODDIE 11

BLACKMAN MIDDLE CALEB DOCHOW 8

BLACKMAN MIDDLE MACKENZIE STEDING 8

BROWN’S CHAPEL ELEMENTARY VIVIANNE TRAN K

BUCHANAN ELEMENTARY SHEILA LUNA 4

CEDAR GROVE ELEMENTARY TRISAVIUS PHILLIPS 2


CENTRAL MAGNET LUCIA VARGAS 8

CENTRAL MAGNET SAVANNAH CUCCHIARA 10

CHRISTIANA ELEMENTARY EMMA THORNHILL 4

CHRISTIANA MIDDLE CORDELIA BROWN 7

DAVID YOUREE ELEMENTARY LUKE GALYON 4

EAGLEVILLE SCHOOL BRADLEY PAUL 11

EAGLEVILLE SCHOOL GRACE AUSTELL 7

EAGLEVILLE SCHOOL HANNAH TRISTSCHLER 10

EAGLEVILLE SCHOOL DANI JOHNSON 4

HP CAMPUS SCHOOL MURRAY JONES K

JOHN COLEMON ELEMENTARY KYLA VALENTINE 5

KITTRELL ELEMENTARY ZOE STRINE 3

LASCASSAS ELEMENTARY MATTIE STOUT 4

LAVERGNE HIGH SUMMER RAEDER 12

LAVERGNE LAKE ELEMENTARY JAMILE COLIN 5

LAVERGNE MIDDLE MAKIEYA BUSH 6

LAVERGNE PRIMARY MICHELLE SAMANIEGO K

MCFADDEN SCHOOL LAINEY STRIEPLING 1

OAKLAND HIGH MASON MOULDER 12

OAKLAND HIGH VANESA SEGOVIANO 12

OAKLAND HIGH BAILEY WARREN 12

OAKLAND HIGH MACKENZIE CIEZKOWSKI 12

OAKLAND HIGH JAKE HARRIS 12

OAKLAND HIGH TIM DEMONBREUN 12

OAKLAND MIDDLE AYDEN WEED 7

RIVERDALE HIGH A.C. YAMCY 10

RIVERDALE HIGH DOMINIQUE KIMBROUGH 10

RIVERDALE HIGH MOLLY MAINO 12

RIVERDALE HIGH PORNNAPA CHAIYASIT 11

ROCK SPRINGS ELEMENTARY AVA WEDEKIND 4

ROCK SPRINGS MIDDLE OLIVIA NORVILLE 8

ROCK SPRINGS MIDDLE NICOLE CORONEL 8

ROCKVALE ELEMENTARY EMMA KEAN 2

ROCKVALE MIDDLE EMME SCHMIDT 8

ROCKVALE MIDDLE LEAH DIETRICH 8

ROY WALDRON ELEMENTARY JOHN GOODWIN 2

SIEGEL HIGH CAMERON JONES 12

SIEGEL HIGH CHANCE PERKINS 12

SIEGEL MIDDLE JACKSON EWING 7

SMYRNA ELEMENTARY EVELYN GOMEZ 5


SMYRNA HIGH KARLA ZUNIGA 12

SMYRNA HIGH ETHAN JOHNSON 12

SMYRNA HIGH CHASE CORLEY 12

SMYRNA MIDDLE YOSSELYN RODRIGUEZ 7

SMYRNA MIDDLE GABRIELLE DICKERSON 6

SMYRNA PRIMARY KNOX SENSING 1

STEWARTS CREEK ELEMENTARY SHAUN NEWBY 4

STEWARTS CREEK HIGH ISABELLA STERN 10

STEWARTS CREEK HIGH KAITLYN ESTES 12

STEWARTS CREEK MIDDLE HANNAH LANE 8

STEWARTSBORO ELEMENTARY MAKENZIE PAGE 4

THURMAN FRANCIS ACADEMY SALETT SALAZAR 6

THURMAN FRANCIS ACADEMY LINA SMITH 5

WALTER HILL ELEMENTARY EMELIA STATUM 2

WHITWORTH‐BUCHANAN MIDDLE BRYLEE OSTROWSKI 8

WHITWORTH‐BUCHANAN MIDDLE SABRINA SOURINHO 8

WILSON ELEMENTARY DANIEL JONES 2 8. COURSES OFFERED FOR CREDIT IN GRADES 9-12

Board of Education Policy 4.201 states in part, “A listing of courses offered for credit in grades 9-12 will be approved annually by the Board.” Motion made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Hodge, to approve the list of courses for credit in Rutherford County Schools grades 9-12 for 2017-2018 as presented.

Vote: All Yes 9. WORK ETHIC DISTINCTION

The CTE Instruction Department is requesting approval for the Rutherford County Work Ethic Distinction to be added to the list of approved honors and distinctions available to high school seniors meeting the minimum qualifications prior to graduation. This distinction was unveiled and presented to Board Members during the January 26, 2017, board meeting. Motion made by Mr. Holladay, seconded by Mrs. Moore, for Rutherford County Board of Education to grant approval for the Rutherford County Work Ethic Distinction to be added to the list of approved honors and distinctions available to high school seniors meeting the minimum qualifications prior to graduation. Vote: All Yes


10. SCHOOL MEAL PRICES FOR 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR

In accordance with the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, we are now required to increase lunch prices until the weighted average of lunch prices meets or exceeds $2.52. This year our weighted average was $2.41. After the proposed increase our weighted average will be around 2.64. (Last year we had to have a $0.25 increase to meet the weighted average.) Propose to increase school lunch prices to meet HHFKA of 2010 to the following for the 2017-2018 schoolyear:

Elementary $2.50 Middle and High Schools to $2.75

With this change, we will also be required to increase Teacher and Visitor prices to the following:

Current Teacher price is $3.25 New Teacher price will need to include highest paid meal price ($2.75) plus reimbursement rate for paid meals ($0.36) plus USDA Commodity Entitlement reimbursement rate ($0.35) which equals $3.46. This would require teacher prices to be set at $3.50. Visitor prices would be set at $3.75. The $5.00 Holiday Meal does not have to be increased since it’s viewed as an a la cart sale.

Recap of proposed price increase: Elementary $2.50 Middle $2.75 High $2.75 Teacher $3.50 Visitor $3.75

Motion made by Mr. Blair, seconded by Mr. Holladay, to set the school lunch prices for the 2017-2018 school year at $2.50 for elementary schools, $2.75 for middle and high schools, $3.50 for teachers, and $3.75 for adults.

Vote: All Yes 11. SCHOOL BELL TIMES

The recommended bell times for the school year 2017-2018 are presented. The bell times for Blackman Middle will change to 8:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. Currently they are 8:15 A.M. and 3:15 P.M. This change should improve traffic flow in this complex of schools. Rock Springs Elementary will change to 7:30 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Currently they are 7:45 A.M. and 2:45 P.M. Rock Springs Middle will change


to 8:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. Currently they are 8:15 A.M. and 3:15 P.M. This will put us in line with our other middle and elementary schools in that area and give us better utilization of our buses.

Rocky Fork Middle’s bell times will be 8:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. Motion made by Mr. Hodge, seconded by Mr. Holladay, to approve the school bell times for the school year 2017-2018 as presented.

Vote: All Yes 12. 2017 RESOLUTION OPPOSING SCHOOL VOUCHERS

Motion made by Mr. Holladay, seconded by Mrs. Moore, to approve the Resolution of The Rutherford County Board of Education In Opposition To School Vouchers as presented. The Board requested the Resolution be mailed and also emailed to all legislators in the Tennessee House and Senate, all elected officials, media, and placed on social media.

Vote: All Yes

At the Board Work Session on Tuesday, March 7, Mrs. Moore suggested that we contact Butch Campbell, Chairman of the Murfreesboro City Board, and all City Council members to encourage them to adopt a Resolution to be forwarded to the legislators. Mr. Jordan said he would contact Mr. Campbell.

13. INSURANCE UPDATE – The next insurance meeting is Thursday, March 23, 2017. 14. DIRECTOR’S UPDATE

Mr. Odom advised at the Board Work Session on Tuesday, March 7, that Mayor Burgess had contacted him and informed him that Mayor Shane McFarlin had called him to see if there is any interest in the City and County sharing an Aquatic Rutherford County Center similar to the tennis courts built by city and county on Old Fort Boulevard. The Board had several questions such as how many middle schools have a swimming program and where middle schools are practicing. The consensus of the Board was to inform the Mayor they are willing to listen to discussions and not make a commitment at this time. The Board is very supportive of swimming but, at this time they do not have enough information.


15. TENNESSEE LEGISLATIVE NETWORK (TLN) UPDATE

Ms. Moore, Board’s TLN Representative, reported there are two voucher bills and they pertain to Memphis only and are not gaining much traction. She advised that Senator Grisham’s bill on partisan school board elections has died. On the discussion of vouchers, Mr. Holladay shared his concerns about the type of assessment that would be used to measure performance. Under a proposal, a student could choose now to take one assessment and take another type in its place, which would potentially skew the data comparisons. Mr. Holladay says legislators are concerned about this language.

16. FEDERAL RELATIONS NETWORK (FRN) UPDATE – No report at the present time.

17. GENERAL DISCUSSION BY BOARD MEMBERS

Chairman Jordan appointed Board Member Wayne Blair to name and chair the committee for naming the new Rockvale High School, schools colors, and mascot. Chairman Jordan announced that the Bus Contract Committee met three times and is now being reviewed by the bus contractors before final approval by the Board. Board members Wayne Blair and Lisa Moore attended the SCOPE Conference for students on Tuesday, March 7, at MTSU. There were approximately 400 students participating.

There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at approximately 5:55 P.M. _______________________________ _________ E. J. Jordan, Board Chairman Date ______________________________ _________ Marvin D. Odom, Director of Schools Date

RUTHERFORD COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 2240 Southpark Drive

Murfreesboro, TN 37128

Minutes of Special Called Budget Meeting March 16, 2017

Board Members Present E. J. Jordan, Chairman Jim Estes, Vice Chairman Wayne R. Blair Terry Hodge Aaron Holladay Lisa Moore Coy Young Marvin D. Odom, Director of Schools 1. CALL TO ORDER

The Board Chairman called the Budget meeting to order at 5:00 P.M. Director Don Odom led the Pledge of Allegiance.

2. 2017-2018 PROPOSED BUDGET

This is the first meeting in the Budget process. Director Odom presented an overview of items for budget consideration. The items included were certified personnel, classified personnel, medical insurance costs, program improvements and requirements, and transportation costs. Director Odom asked for input from the Board members. The Director was requested to include an increase for Assistant Principals.

3. Salary Committee

There was a brief discussion regarding the Salary Committee meeting. The committee focused on three points at its first meeting. These items would be implemented over multiple years. The items are as follows: a standardized index and steps for salaried and hourly classified staff, a higher pay level for Special Education educational assistants and EA’s with a college degree, and an incentive program focusing on longevity in order to help keep part-time and nine-month staff. This item is a particular concern for the cafeterias.

Mrs. Moore recommended that an Exit Interview be conducted for outgoing personnel. These were topics of discussion. No recommendation has been presented from the committee.

4. OTHER

Mr. Blair stated that he attended a ceremony March 16 celebrating the Legacy Project at Stewarts Creek Middle School that was presented to the Board last year. The project included pavers and a sitting wall in front of the school. Hunter Bullock and the Interact Club raised $35,000 for the project and lead by Hunter and organized by him. Mr. Blair expressed that this is another example of community involvement. Mr. Clardy returned from the County Commission meeting at the end of the Board Meeting and reported that the School Board’s four (4) projects totaling 19 million dollars was adopted. The projects include Siegel High Addition, Oakland Middle Annex Addition and the design on two other projects (LaVergne Middle School and Roy Waldron School). Chairman Jordan stated that at the Board’s Work Session on March 21 that the Board will discuss a possible Board Evaluation and/or Board Retreat.

There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at approximately 7:13 P.M. _________________________________ _________ E. J. Jordan, Board Chairman Date _________________________________ _________ Marvin D. Odom, Director of Schools Date

Bid # 3246Belize Trip

Rock Springs Middle School

(Travel Dates: 6/04/18 - 6/11/18)

Item No. Description Explorica1 Complete Student Package $ 2,462.25 2 Complete Adult Package $ 2,802.25

Mailed to 7 vendors6 vendors did not respond

Recommend: Motion to award to Explorica for overall lowest and best bid.

To be funded through Rock Springs Middle.

03/22/17

Bid # 3247Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta, GA

Oakland Middle School

(Travel Dates: 1/12/18 - 1/15/18)

Vendor Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta, GA

All About Group Travel $ 745.00 Spotlight Tours $ 741.00

World Strides $ 869.00

Mailed to 7 vendors4 vendors did not respond

Recommend: Motion to award to Spotlight Tours for overall lowest and best bid.

To be funded through Oaklad Middle School.

03/22/17

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)

Between

WorkForce Essentials Inc.

And

Rutherford County School System

This is an agreement between WorkForce Essentials Inc., hereinafter referred to as WEI and Rutherford

County School System, hereinafter referred to as RCSS.

I. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

The purpose of this MOU is to clearly identify the roles and responsibilities of each party as they

relate to the Adult Education Program and students attending classes to receive their high school

equivalency credential.

A. In particular, the MOU is intended to:

Enhance the academic skills of adult students so that they may pass the High School

Equivalency Test (“HiSET”).

Increase students’ access to the HSE program by offering classes in their community.

Reduce barriers and costs for students who have trouble finding transportation to classes.

Develop better economic opportunities in the community by offering HSE classes.

B. This agreement is effective from August 1, 2016 – June 30, 2018.

II. BACKGROUND

The mission of the Statewide Tennessee Adult Education Office is consistent with the purposes

stated for Title II of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. The mission of the Adult

Education program in Tennessee is to provide adult education and literacy services in order to:

Assist adults to become literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and

self-sufficiency

Assist adults who are parents to obtain the educational skills necessary to become full partners in the

educational development of their children

Assist adults in the completion of a secondary school education in order that they may be college and

career ready.

These purposes are consistent with Goal 3 of Tennessee’s Workforce Development system:

Knowledge and skill attainment, empower individuals through education and lifelong

learning to acquire skills and knowledge to succeed in the dynamic and changing Tennessee

workforce.

III. WEI responsibilities under this MOU shall undertake the following activities:

A. Comply with all Tennessee Department of Labor Rules and regulations along with applicable

RCSS policies and procedures.

B. Deliver systemic instruction for students seeking a high school equivalency credential.

C. Provide teachers, instructional materials and equipment needed to sustain the program.

D. Promote higher education and job training opportunities to students.

E. Promote opportunities and programs offered by RCSS.

F. Maintain records on site and in a secure location.

G. Maintain clean classroom and office space that is complimentary to the RCSS culture.

IV. RCSS responsibilities under this MOU shall undertake the following activities:

A. Provide dedicated classrooms, one dedicated computer lab to be utlilized by WEI during the

RCSS regular operating hours under the direction of RCSS Adult Education Supervisor, Joan

DeLisle.

B. Provide supervision and oversight of the RCSS Adult Education program

C. Classroom space will serve as space to provide adult education classes to students who are

working towards obtaining their high school equivalency credential.

D. The Computer Lab will be used to provide a place for online learning and testing.

E. As needed, RCSS may provide additional rooms, if available, for student orientation and other ad

hoc meetings but only if not in use by RCSS.

V. It is mutually understood and agreed by and between the parties that:

A. This MOU may be terminated in whole or in apart by either party without cause. The MOU will

be deemed to be terminated thirty (30) days after written notice of intent to terminate has been

received by the other party. This notification must include a detailed reason for the termination.

This MOU will terminate automatically if either agency ceases operation. In the event of

termination, all required reports will be completed through the end of the agreement period.

VI. Effective date and Signature

This MOU shall be in effect upon the signature of Party A’s and Party B’s authorized officials. It

shall be in force from August 1, 2016 to June 30, 2018. Parties A and B indicate agreement with this

MOU by their signatures:

Marla Rye, WorkForce Essentials Inc. Mr. Don Odom, Rutherford County School System

______________________________8/1/17_ __________________________________________

Signature Date Signature Date

System Name: Submitted By:State System #: Blanket Adoption _______ Intent to Purchase: Yes X No ____ No Decision at this time _______

PUB Level Selection Check Book Title/Author/Edition/CopyrightTBC Title

Code Grade ISBN - 13Wholesale

$$Agriscience

CEV Multimedia B iCEV Agricultural Science Site Student License 1 Year (Price & ISBN are based upon the # of licenses purchased. Not required for this form) 9-12



Goodheart Willcox B Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Student Text 31262357 9-12 9781631262357 $89.00Goodheart Willcox B Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Online Learning Suite 6 Year Classroom Subscription 31262388 9-12 9781631262388 $98.00Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Bundle (Print + Online) 31262395 9-12 9781631262395 $122.50Pearson Education B Agriscience Student Text 69542968 9 9781269542968 $88.47

Small Animal ScienceCengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Small Animal Care and Management Coursemate + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05467620 6-12 9781305467620 $106.75

Large Animal ScienceCengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Modern Livestock and Poultry Production Student Edition + MindTap 6 Year Access 05468146 9-12 9781305468146 $112.25Cengage Learning Inc. B Modern Livestock and Poultry Production MindTap + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05468160 9-12 9781305468160 $92.25

Principles of Agriculture MechanicsCengage Learning Inc. B Agriculture Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications Student Edition + CourseMate 6 Year Access 05468474 9-12 9781305468474 $105.00Cengage Learning Inc. B Agriculture Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications CourseMate + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05468498 9-12 9781305468498 $105.00Goodheart Willcox B Agricultural Mechanics and Technology Systems Student Text 31262555 9-12 9781631262555 $89.00Goodheart Willcox B Agricultural Mechanics and Technology Systems Online Learning Suite 6 Year Classroom Subscription 31262586 9-12 9781631262586 $98.00Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Agricultural Mechanics and Technology Systems Bundle (Print + Online) 31262593 9-12 9781631262593 $122.50

Principles of Plant Science and HydrocultureGoodheart Willcox B Horticulture Today Student Text 31262456 9-12 9781631262456 $89.00Goodheart Willcox B Horticulture Today Online Learning Suite 6 Year Classroom Subscription 31262487 9-12 9781631262487 $98.00Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Horticulture Today Bundle (Print + Online) 31262494 9-12 9781631262494 $122.50

Principles of Engineering TechnologyGoodheart Willcox B Engineering Fundamentals Student Text 31262852 9-12 9781631262852 $79.00Goodheart Willcox B Engineering Fundamentals Online Learning Suite 6 Year Classroom Subscription 31262883 9-12 9781631262883 $90.00Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Engineering Fundamentals Bundle (Print + Online) 31262890 9-12 9781631262890 $112.50

Health Science EducationCengage Learning Inc. B B Basal DHO Health Science Updated Student Edition + MindTap 6 Year Access 05991996 9-12 9781305991996 $144.25Cengage Learning Inc. B DHO Health Science Updated MindTap + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05992016 9-12 9781305992016 $124.25Pearson Education B Health Science Fundamentals Student Text 34157245 9-12 978134157245 $82.47Pearson Education B Health Science Fundamentals Access Card 23227589 9-12 9781323227589 $41.47

Forensic ScienceCengage Learning Inc. B Forensic Science: Fundamentals and Investigations Student Edition + MindTap 6 Year Access 05467453 9-12 9781305467453 $101.50Cengage Learning Inc. B Forensic Science: Fundamentals and Investigations MindTap + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05467477 9-12 9781305467477 $101.50

Medical TerminologyCengage Learning Inc. B Introduction to Medical Terminology Student Edition + MindTap 6 Year Access 05468238 9-12 9781305468238 $96.25Cengage Learning Inc. B Introduction to Medical Terminology MindTap + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05468252 9-12 9781305468252 $76.25Goodheart Willcox B Introduction to Medical Terminology Student Text 19606166 9-12 9781619606166 $65.00Goodheart Willcox B Introduction to Medical Terminology Online Learning Suite 6 Year Classroom Subscription 19606197 9-12 9781619606197 $74.00Goodheart Willcox B Introduction to Medical Terminology Bundle (Print + Online) 19606272 9-12 9781619606272 $92.50

Maintenance and Light Repair Cengage Learning Inc. B Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Student Edition + VitalSource 6 Year Access 05991507 9-12 9781305991507 $70.00Cengage Learning Inc. B Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05991514 9-12 9781305991514 $60.00Pearson Education B Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Student Text 33405187 11 9780133405187 $79.97Pearson Education B Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Access Card 69860130 11 9781269860130 $41.47

Fundamentals of ConstructionGoodheart Willcox B Modern Carpentry Student Text 31260834 9-12 9781631260834 $88.00Goodheart Willcox B Modern Carpentry Online Student Center 6 Year Classroom Subscription 31260858 9-12 9781631260858 $97.00Goodheart Willcox B Modern Carpentry Bundle (Print + Online) 31260865 9-12 9781631260865 $121.25McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Student Text 21402441 12 978021402441 $76.69McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Bundle (Print + Online) 1 Year Subscription 21378180 12 978021378180 $89.49McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Bundle (Print + Online) 5 Year Subscription 76787739 12 9780076787739 $100.74McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Online Student 5 Year Subscription 76787746 12 9780076787746 $63.96McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Online Student 1 Year Subscription 21427727 12 9780021427727 $15.33Pearson Education B B Basal Tennessee Fundamentals of Construction Level 1 eBook Access Card 5 Pack 34578446 9-12 9780134578446 $125.00

Residential and Commercial Construction McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Student Text 21402441 12 978021402441 $76.69

Rutherford County Brian Lewis, CTE Specialist

1 of 3




$$


McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Bundle (Print + Online) 1 Year Subscription 21378180 12 978021378180 $89.49McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Bundle (Print + Online) 5 Year Subscription 76787739 12 9780076787739 $100.74McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Online Student 5 Year Subscription 76787746 12 9780076787746 $63.96McGraw-Hill B Carpentry and Building Construction Online Student 1 Year Subscription 21427727 12 9780021427727 $15.33Pearson Education B B Basal Tennessee Residential and Commercial Construction I Level 2 Trainee Guide 34529639 9-12 9780134529639 $79.00Pearson Education B Tennessee Residential and Commercial Construction I Level 2 eBook Access Card 5 Pack 34529660 9-12 9780134529660 $125.00

Residential and Commercial Construction IPearson Education B B Basal Tennessee Residential and Commercial Construction II Level 3 Trainee Guide 34550039 9-12 9780134550039 $87.00Pearson Education B Tennessee Residential and Commercial Construction II Level 3 eBook Access Card 5 Pack 34550060 9-12 9780134550060 $125.00

Structural Systems IPearson Education B B Basal Carpentry Level 1 Trainee Guide 33403800 9-12 9780133403800 $69.00Pearson Education B Carpentry Level 1 Trainee Guide and NCCERConnect with Pearson eText Package 34539713 9-12 9780134539713 $124.00Pearson Education B Carpentry Level 1 NCCERConnect 2.0 with Pearson eText Access Card 5 Pack 9-12 9780134546476 $125.00

Structural Systems IIPearson Education B B Basal Carpentry Level 2 Student Edition Package 34529684 9-12 9780134529684 $129.00

MEP SystemsPearson Education B B Basal Tennessee MEP Systems Level 2 Trainee Guide 34549965 9-12 9780134549965 $89.00Pearson Education B Tennessee MEP Systems Level 2 eBook Access Card 5 Pack 34550015 9-12 9780134550015 $125.00

HVACCengage Learning Inc. B Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology Student Edition + MindTap 6 Year Access 05899391 9-12 9781305899391 $143.75Cengage Learning Inc. B Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology MindTap + VitalSource Digital Package 6 Year Access 05899728 9-12 9781305899728 $123.75Pearson Education B B Basal Tennessee HVAC Level 3 Trainee Guide 34549958 9-12 9780134549958 $75.00

Electrical SystemsPearson Education B B Basal Tennessee Electrical Systems Student Edition Package 34561332 9-12 9780134561332 $91.00Pearson Education B Tennessee Electrical Systems NCCERConnect with Pearson eText Access Card 5 Pack 34276922 9-12 9780134276922 $125.00Pearson Education B Tennessee Electrical Systems Trainee Guide and NCCERConnect with Pearson eText Package 34391243 9-12 9780134391243 $94.00

Plumbing SystemsPearson Education B B Basal Plumbing Level 1 NCCERConnect with eText Student Access Card 5 Pack 34276892 9-12 9780134276892 $125.00

Foundations of Interior DesignGoodheart Willcox B Interior Design Student Text 19602427 9-12 9781619602427 $79.00Goodheart Willcox B Interior Design Online Learning Suite 6 Year Classroom Subscription 19602496 9-12 9781619602496 $112.50Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Interior Design Bundle (Print + Online) 19602458 9-12 971619602458 $90.00

Materials Not on Contract

PUB Level Selection Book Title/Author/Edition/Copyright Grade ISBN - 13Wholesale

$$Cengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Veterinary Assisting: Fundamentals and Applications / Clark, Vanhorn / 1st ed. / 2010 9-12 9781435453876Cengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Agribusiness Fundamentals and Applications / Ricketts, Ricketts / 2nd ed. 2008 9-12 9781418032319Cengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Leadership: Personal Development and Career Success / Ricketts, Ricketts / 3rd ed. / 2010 9-12 9781435492882Cengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Agribusiness: Decisions and Dollars / Jack Elliot / 2nd ed. / 2008 9-12 9781428319127Pearson Education B B Basal Plant Science Growth and Development: Utilization of Cultivated Plants / McMahom, Kofranek, Rubatzky /5th ed. / 2010 9-12 9780135014073Cengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Landscaping Principles and Practices / Jack Ingels / 7th ed. / 2009 9-12 9781428376410Cengage Learning Inc. B B Basal Environmental Science: Fundamentals and Applications / 2008 9-12 9781418053543Cengage Learning Inc B B Basal Plant & Soil Science: Fundamentals & Applications / Rick Parker / 1st ed. / 2009 9-12 9781428334809McGraw-Hill B B Basal Digital Electronics: Principles and Applications / Roger Tokheim / 8th ed. / 2013 9-12 9780073373775Pearson Education B B Basal Principles of Applied Engineering / Kenneth Reid / 1st ed. / 2017 9-12 9780134701899McGraw-Hill B B Basal Engineering & Technology / Brusic, Fales, Kuetemeyer / 1st ed. / 2013 9-12 9780076625529Pearson Education B B Basal Engineering and Technology Education Learning by Design / Michael Hacker; David Burghardt / 2nd ed. / 2011 9-12 9780132378741Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Engineering Fundamentals: Design, Principles, and Careers / Brown, Brown, Berkeihiser / 2nd ed. / 2016 9-12 9781631262852Wiley Publishing B B Basal Professional Practice for Interior Designers / Christine M. Piotrowski / 5th ed./ 2013 9-12 9781118090794Wiley Publishing B B Basal Designing Commercial Interiors / Christine M. Piotrowski / 3rd ed. / 2016 9-12 9781118882085Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Interior Design/ Stephanie A. Clemons / 1st ed. / 2015 9-12 9781619602427Cengage Learning B B Basal Clinical Rotations / Lois Thomson, Cathy Trocquet / 2nd ed. / 2013 9-12 9781111640507Hartman Publishing B B Basal Hartman's Nursing Assistant Care: Long-Term Care / Hedman, Fuzy, Rymer / 3rd ed./ 2013 9-12 9781604250411McGraw-Hill B B Basal Health Care Science Technology: Career Foundations / Kathryn Booth / 1st ed. / 2013 9-12 9780076604173Saunders B B Basal Modern Dental Assisting / Doni L. Bird, Debbie S. Robinson / 11th ed. / 2014 9-12 9781455774517Pearson Education B B Basal Medical Terminology: A Living Language / Bonnie F. Fremgen, Suzanne S. Frucht / 6th ed. / 2015 9-12 9780134070254Elsevier Publishers B B Basal Mosby's Pharmacy Technician: Principles and Practice/ /Elsevier / 4th ed. /2015 9-12 9781455751785Hamn Kinetics B B Basal Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning / Gregory Haff, Travis Triplett / 4th ed. / 2015 9-12 9781492501626Goodheart Willcox B B Basal Modern Automotive Technology / James Duffy / 9th ed. / 2015 9-12 9781631263750Cengage Learning B B Basal Collision Repair and Refinishing: A Foundation Course for Technicians / Alfred Thomas, Michael Jund /3rd ed./ 2017 9-12 9781305949942

Jones & Bartlett B B Basal Emergency Medical Responder: Your First Response In Emergency Care / Amer. Acad.of Orth. Surgeons, David Schottke/ 6th ed. / 2016 9-12 9781284107272

2 of 3




$$


3 of 3

Return by April 15 to: Alison Gower Andrew Johnson Tower, 12th floor 710 James Robertson Parkway Nashville, TN 37243-0379

Certification of Adoption by Local Board of Education

[attach form 5099 (Local Adoption Abstract) to this certificate]

The Board of Education approved the City, County or Special School District

adoption of the textbooks as indicated on the attached Local Adoption Report

Abstract during the meeting of the board on . Month, Day, Year

If the LEA has chosen to adopt any materials not on contract, then we do hereby certify the following:

The LEA’s unique needs require adopting materials not on the state’s official list. A representative of our LEA attended the TDOE training on standards and the use of the screening instrument used to review instructional materials. The materials adopted by this LEA were screened by a review committee, appointed in accordance with T.C.A. § 49-6-2207, and were determined to be aligned to the standards by evaluating the materials using the screening instrument approved by the Textbook and Instructional Materials Quality Commission. The adoption abstract, this certification of adoption, and the local panels’ reviews will be posted to the LEA’s website within 30 days of local board approval. All materials adopted by this LEA that are not on contract have been listed under the “Books not on Contract” section on the adoption abstract (5099). The LEA agrees to furnish any materials requested by TDOE or review.

Date Chairman, Board of Education

Date Director of Schools

ED-2153

Rutherford County

March 22, 2017

Documents

AGENDA March 22 2017 - Edl · 2017-03-20 · Agenda, March 22, 2017 Board Meeting 3 7. RECOGNITION Riverdale High School Lady Warrior Basketball Team / AAA State Champions. Anastasia