April 13, 2022 at 7:00 PM - Regular Board Meeting
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1. CALL TO ORDER & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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2. ROLL CALL
Speaker(s):
Norm Ferron
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3. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION TO ELECT A NEW BOARD CHAIRPERSON
Speaker(s):
Norm Ferron
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4. PUBLIC COMMENT- Members of the public are encouraged to share their thoughts with the Board of Education and are invited to do so during this segment of the meeting. When appropriate to do so, members of the Board and the administration may respond to comments. However, in consideration of those in attendance and in an effort to proceed in a timely manner, follow-up discussion may need to take place outside of the meeting setting.
Speaker(s):
Norm Ferron
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5. RECOGNITION OF 2022 CAPSS STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS
(Natalia Cuevas, Maya Panteleakos, Evan Kozey, Mariette Vien, Quinn Ellis,and Rhiannon Martin)
Speaker(s):
Superintendent, Bob Angeli
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6. REPORT BY STUDENT BOARD MEMBER
Speaker(s):
Rhiannon Martin
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7. TOWN COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT
Speaker(s):
Patti Larrow George
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8. DISCUSSION REGARDING ALTERNATIVES to SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CENTER
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9. BOARD CHAIR AND COMMITTEE UPDATES
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9.A. Personnel Committee
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9.A.1. Sick Bank Request
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10. SECOND READING AND POSSIBLE ACTION OF BYLAW OF THE BOARD, #9325, MEETINGS, MEETING CONDUCT
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11. DISCUSSION REGARDING KHS
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12. DISCUSSION AND ACTION REGARDING ANNUAL HEALTHY FOOD CERTIFICATION PARTICIPATION
Rationale:
The Healthy Food Certification (HFC) statute (C.G.S. Section 10-215f) requires that each local board of education or governing authority (BOE) for public schools participating in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) each year must certify whether all food items sold to students (separately from reimbursable meals) will or will not meet the Connecticut Nutrition Standards (CNS). There is a required BOE motion language for the HFC application process for school year (SY) 2022-23. HFC Eligibility Requirements for BOEs opting to implement HFC must complete a vote on the required motion language or the BOE will not be eligible for HFC during SY 2022-23 (July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023).
The state food items and beverage requirements (C.G.S. Section 10-221q) apply to all public schools, regardless of whether the district participates in the NSLP or certifies for the healthy food option of HFC. If the BOE does not have a food and beverage exemption in place, the BOE’s schools can never sell noncompliant food items or beverages to students. If the BOE chooses to allow food and beverage exemptions, the motion and board-approved meeting minutes must include a second motion.
Recommended Motion(s):
Pursuant to C.G.S. Section 10-215f, the board of
education or governing authority certifies that all food items offered for sale to students in the
schools under its jurisdiction, and not exempted from the Connecticut Nutrition Standards
published by the Connecticut State Department of Education, will comply with the Connecticut
Nutrition Standards during the period of July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023. This certification
shall include all food offered for sale to students separately from reimbursable meals at all times
and from all sources, including but not limited to school stores, vending machines, school cafeterias, culinary programs, and any fundraising activities on school premises sponsored by the school or non-school organizations and groups. This motion, made by {Insert Board Member} and seconded by {Insert Board Member}, {Insert Action Result}.
Recommended Motion(s) #2:
The board of education or
governing authority will allow the sale to students of food items that do not meet the
Connecticut Nutrition Standards and beverages not listed in Section 10-221q of the Connecticut
General Statutes provided that the following conditions are met: 1) the sale is in connection with
an event occurring after the end of the regular school day or on the weekend; 2) the sale is at the
location of the event; and 3) the food and beverage items are not sold from a vending machine
or school store. An "event" is an occurrence that involves more than just a regularly scheduled
practice, meeting, or extracurricular activity. For example, soccer games, school plays and interscholastic debates are events but soccer practices, play rehearsals, and debate team meetings are not. The "regular school day" is the period from midnight before to 30 minutes after the end of the official school day. "Location" means where the event is being held and must be the same place as the food and beverage sales. This motion, made by {Insert Board Member} and seconded by {Insert Board Member}, {Insert Action Result}.
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13. SUPERINTENDENT'S UPDATE
Speaker(s):
Superintendent, Bob Angeli
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13.A. Board of Education FY2022-23 Budget
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13.B. Board Representative for the 2022-23 Scholarship Committee Meeting on May 10, at 1:00 p.m.
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13.C. Discussion Regarding Student Representatives for the Board for 2022-23
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14. CONSENT AGENDA
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14.A. March 23, 2022 Board Meeting Minutes
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14.B. April 1, 2022 Student Enrollment
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14.C. Employee of the Month Nominee
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14.D. KCS Field Trip Request to Roger Williams Zoo in Providence R.I
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15. EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR DISCUSSION REGARDING PERSONNEL MATTERS, NON-UNION SALARIES
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16. POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING NON-UNION SALARY AGREEMENTS
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17. ADJOURNMENT
Recommended Motion(s):
Motion to adjourn at. This motion, made by {Insert Board Member} and seconded by {Insert Board Member}, {Insert Action Result}.
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