Mystic Middle School SBIT Minutes November 19, 2012 Members Present: J. Mc Curdy, D. Stefanski, J. Duba, R. Huynh, D. Mercier, N. Selinger, H. Mc Gowan, J. Geiger, L. Ely, B. Stewart, D. Dempsey Visitors Present: None Meeting called to order at 5:04 I.
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Reports A. Minutes B. Central Office Updates: J. McCurdy informed us that we are in budget season. They will be discussing priorities, class sizes—current and projected, new programming—math intervention, Special Ed staffing. In February or March, the board will have community night for the budget. They are discussing the Capital Improvement Plan—technology, ceiling in gym, cafeteria tables. A medical clinic is being placed in the Pawcatuck Middle School for the entire school system. MMS News L. Ely presented the following information. There will be no Holiday Stroll. There weren’t enough vendors. The Mixed Bag fundraiser made a $2,200 profit. C. J. Mc Curdy gave the following updates. Report Cards are distributed on December 7. The phone system was down last week. They are installing a new one. We have donations of an exercise bike for the fitness center and a ping pong table for student incentives. The table was donated by Dog Watch Café. The PTO is working on a Talent Show to be held at SHS in mid February on a Thursday from 6p-‐8p. R. Huynh is heading FLASH. B. Stewart will let us use the COMO for FLASH. New Business A. Review SBIT Goals: J. McCurdy states goals: 1. At risk students 2. Safety net for at risk students 3. Ways to recognize students—we will go over this next meeting. B. Mentoring N. Selinger told of 3 different mentoring models that she has looked at: 1. CT Mentoring Partnership—Pawcatuck Middle used this one. 2. South Kingstown Cares 3. Waterbury Mentoring Program. She stated she feels we should go basic but meaningful. She can develop the program on her own and ask the SBIT for ideas as needed.
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J. Duba asked if the community involvement would be non-‐MMS parents and was told yes. J. Geiger asked if we are targeting only at risk students for the mentoring program. The response was no, but they are usually referred by the school, family, or mental health. It won’t be closed to other students who request interest. J. McCurdy asked if the SBIT would be agreeable to guide the mentoring. The SBIT agreed. B. Stewart pointed out that the SBIT should not micro manage the program. C. Recognition of students at MMS—tabled till next meeting D. Update on progress towards new programming J. McCurdy explained that the Central Office has deemed Tough Mudder to be too much liability for us to pursue. D. Dempsey wants to try to rewrite the guidelines for it and see if that will help with the liability. J. Mc Curdy needs to get clarification about what the qualifications are for the insurance. She will set up a follow up with Bill at Central Office. D. Dempsey asked if they should keep moving forward with the grants. J. McCurdy stated we should stop till the school says we should move forward. D. Mercier has 5 or 6 grants in mind for this. J. Duba stated that they are going to put the Ski Club onto FLASH. D. Stefanski stated they choose 2 days for the ski club because the bus wasn’t available one of the other days and the other day was a holiday. They are planning to do a tubing trip between the two ski days. They have a plan for the equipment drop off. D. Stefanski asked if FLASH announcement were done in the morning. They will be added. Flash will begin in mid January. J. Duba asked about chaperones on the bus and was told that there should be 2-‐3. J. McCurdy requested the information go out on Dec 7 and returned on Dec 20. R. Huynh asked about making bulletin boards for FLASH. They will approach the art club, junior aides, and student council to help with the bulletin boards. SBIT Comments -‐-‐D. Dempsey asked about the deadline for the meeting with Central Office. J. McCurdy emailed him during the meeting. Set Agenda for next SBIT Meeting A. Recognition of Students B. Mentoring C. Updates for new programming and ‘FLASH J. McCurdy will not be at the next meeting. T. Bousquet will be there. Adjourn: 5:58pm
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