The meeting began with the normal Call to Order, Agenda Review, and Flag Salute. This was followed by a prepared statement from the board chair regarding school board communications. The first Community Comments portion of the meeting included a pair of commenters from the school’s Union, MESA, speaking on behalf Read more…
The meeting began with the normal Call to Order, Agenda Review, and Flag Salute. The first Community Comments portion of the meeting included no community comments. The Consent Agenda included an approval of a warrant, contracts, and approval of various minutes. The Reports to the Board portion of the meeting Read more…
The regular school board meeting was preceded by a Strategic Plan Committee Regular Meeting where the Herrick Project (roof?) was briefly discussed although there were several items on the agenda. An emergency MTSD Facilities Committee Meeting was also held prior to discuss expiring grants that need to be allocated to Read more…
The meeting began with the normal Call to Order, Agenda Review, and Flag Salute. The first Community Comments portion of the meeting included a single comment regarding an out-of-state transgender teen who was murdered. The Consent Agenda included approval of various warrants, contracts, and meeting minutes. The Reports to the Read more…
The meeting began with the normal Call to Order, Agenda Review, and Flag Salute. The first Community Comments portion of the meeting included two comments. The first commenter spoke on LBGT issues and a desire for more education. The second commenter wanted the board to explain to the public that Read more…
The meeting began with the regular Call To Order, Agenda Review, and Flag Salute, Followed by Community Comments of which there were none for the first comment period and three as discussed in the final Community Comment period discussed below. The Consent Agenda included Approval of Warrant, Contracts, and Approval Read more…
The School Budget Social was sparsely attended by about a half dozen additional people aside from the school board, superintendent, director of operations, and two of Milton’s Representatives (Chris Matos and Chris Taylor). However, this made for a lively group discussion of the budget as well as information that may Read more…
The meeting started with anFY25 MTSD Budget Information Meeting from 6-7pm. The3-minute rule comment process was not used and a lively back and forth discussion with the audience and the board was able to be held. Rep. Chris Taylor indicated that he suspects that Governor Scott may veto the yield Read more…
The purpose of this meeting was to discuss and finalize the FY25 proposed budget in preparation for the June 4threvote (3rdvote). There were no community comments either prior or subsequent to the discussion. It was discussed that since the information provided on the May 9, 2024 school board meeting, the Read more…
One teacher discussed the UVM’s “Interdisciplinary-Team” regarding working with students with complex needs. One teacher read a statement, indicated to have been from a parent of children who had previously gone to Milton schools, explaining their perspective on why some may be voting “no” on the budget. One parent talked Read more…