Here are highlights from the Oct. 8 School Board work session and business meeting. Full presentations and a video of the meeting are available on BoardDocs.
Work session presentations
Administrative appointments
The board approved this administrative change in assignment as part of the recommended personnel actions: Ashanti Anderson-Oliver is the new dean of students at Manchester Middle.
Awards and recognitions
Thirteen students were recognized for being named National Merit Semifinalists.
Mirror Me and participants were recognized.
Meadowbrook High teacher Matthew Darrell was recognized for being selected as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction.
The CCPS Office of Psychological and Diagnostic Services was recognized for being awarded the Social Justice Award by the Virginia Academy of School Psychologists
These bus drivers were recognized for outstanding performance:
Evangelina Membreno, Area 1, Bus 506, one year of service
Jeffrey Dean, Area 2, Bus 721, two years of service
Rebecca Ennas, Area 3, Bus 221, five years of service
Anttywan Outcault, Area 4, Bus 735, two years of service
Cheryl Diggs, Area 5, Bus 961, four years of service
These food service employees were recognized for outstanding service:
Susana Jurado Espina, food service associate at Providence Middle, one year of service
Wahida Sultani, assistant manager at Tomahawk Creek Middle, one year of service
Ryann Stancil, food service associate at Crenshaw Elementary, four years of service
Board actions
The consent agenda was approved. Memos of interest included:
Memo #133-24: Appointment of Members to School Board Advisory Committees
Memo #142-24: Approval of Revisions to the Special Education Advisory Committee Bylaws
The board approved an amended memo #139-24 in connection to the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Items for review
At each meeting, a number of items are shared with the School Board for review and for public consumption. These do not require action on the board’s part. This month’s packet included: