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Guilford Board approves minutes, personnel and enrollment actions; moves to executive session
Summary
At the June 8 meeting the Guilford Board approved amended May minutes, ratified two teacher resignations, approved 17 kindergarten registrations, accepted a $2,500 donation for a cello and then entered executive session to begin the superintendent's evaluation.
The Guilford Board of Education took several routine actions at its June 8 meeting, approving amended minutes from May 11, ratifying two teacher resignations, approving 17 early kindergarten registrations and accepting a $2,500 donation to the Adams Orchestra program before moving into executive session to begin the superintendent's annual evaluation.
On the minutes, the board approved the May 11 minutes with a small wording correction about narrowing finalists and clarified a student response about a trial week cell phone ban; one member who did not attend that prior meeting abstained from the vote.
The board ratified resignations for two teachers and approved 17 kindergarten registrations for children under age five who had been assessed by building principals as developmentally appropriate. Board members noted this is the last year the state allows the district discretion to approve such early enrollments; starting next year children born after Sept. 1 will generally not be eligible.
The board approved a $2,500 donation from the Adams Orchestra Booster Club to purchase a cello and thanked booster organizations for supporting extracurricular programs.
Finally, the board voted to go into an executive session, by invitation to Superintendent Paul Freeman, to begin the superintendent's yearly evaluation; the board said there would be no further public discussion or voting after the executive session.
