Lawrence School Board Agenda Highlights Monday Tip
Lawrence school board outlines agenda for Monday at 110 McDonald Drive. Policy manual work progresses as members review scheduled items and updates.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2000
Page
10
Lawrence school board outlines agenda for Monday at 110 McDonald Drive. Policy manual work progresses as members review scheduled items and updates.
The board advances sections J through M of the new policy manual, holding a second reading and vote on J K L and M. Section J focuses on student rights and responsibilities and adds sexual orientation and gender identity to nondiscrimination protections.
Supt Randy Weseman said no recent public comment has been received on proposed amendments to the district discrimination policy. He noted no calls and suggested issues may have been sorted in committee work. The board has drafted a new manual for over a year, with second readings planned on several sections including negotiations.
Austin Turney and Randy Weseman lead discussion on an 11150 contract with Microtech Computers for 10 lab machines at Schwegler School funded by PTA. Consider 2 year E-Rate consulting with 5 percent success fee. Sunflower Datavision setup of 7500 for Grant School fiber with aim to complete by September 2001. Also second reading of policy sections J K L M and first reading J and H. Executive session planned.
Baldwin City residents petition to put on ballot the decision to buy 160 acres along Lawrence Street and North 200 Road for a combined business recreation park costing about 590000. Corner stone Construction owner Ken Hayes backs the effort and plans to run for one of four council seats in April.
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