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Cobb County Board of Education

Board Meeting Agenda Wednesday, July 24, 2013

1. Call to Order

2. Executive Session – 8:30 a.m. 3. Motion to Reconvene from Executive Session

4. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance – Mr. Scamihorn

5. Public Comment

6. Approval of Minutes

• Board Meeting, Thursday, June 27, 2013 • Called Meeting, Thursday, July 18, 2013

7. Board Business

• New General Fund Revenue Options (Mr. Wheeler) • Cobb County School Board Teacher of the Year (Mr. Morgan) • Third Grade Literacy Policy Report (Mr. Morgan) • Advanced Content and Advanced Placement Update (Mr. Banks) • Items Requested by Mr. Banks

1. District Classroom Size Report 2. Fiscal Year-end Pro Forma Financial Statements 3. Recommendation for Approval of Funding Project 2400

• Suggested Revisions to GBK-R (Discipline, Suspension, and Dismissal of Staff (Mrs. Angelucci)

8. Approval of Agenda

9. Superintendent

a. Items Requiring Action following Executive Session 1. Personnel Matters including:

a. Resignations: i. Area Assistant Superintendent, Leadership and Learning

b. Appointments: i. Area Assistant Superintendent, Leadership and Learning

ii. Area Assistant Superintendent, Leadership and Learning 2. Legal

b. Action Agenda ACTION AGENDA ITEM #1 - Recommendation for Authorization to Dispose of School District Generated Surplus Furnishings and Equipment ACTION AGENDA ITEM #2 – Recommendation to approve temporary driveway and construction easements for the City of Smyrna at Campbell High School ACTION AGENDA ITEM #3 – Recommendation to approve a utility easement for Georgia Power at McEachern High School ACTION AGENDA ITEM #4 – Recommendation to approve a new right-of-way for Cobb County Department of Transportation at Bryant Elementary School

ACTION AGENDA ITEM #5 – Recommendation for Approval of Architect Appointment for the Wheeler High School Addition and Renovation ACTION AGENDA ITEM #6 – Recommendation for Authorization to Award RFP 29-13, Architectural Services for Walton High School Addition and Renovations ACTION AGENDA ITEM #7 – Recommendation for approval to purchase marked police vehicles for the Cobb County School District Department of Public Safety via Georgia Statewide Contract #SWC90796 ACTION AGENDA ITEM #8 – Recommendation for Adoption of change to Board Policy BBBC (Board Member Development Opportunities) of the Policy Manual of the Cobb County Board of Education ACTION AGENDA ITEM #9 – Recommendation to approve the Area Assistant Superintendent Evaluation Instrument ACTION AGENDA ITEM #10 – Recommendation to Approve Special Election Reimbursement to Cobb County Board of Commissioners ACTION AGENDA ITEM #11 – Recommendation for Approval to Modify the FY2014 Budget ACTION AGENDA ITEM #12 – Recommendation for Approval of Resources for K-12 Mathematics

10. Administrative Rule Modifications – Previously Submitted to the Board for Review:

11. Modifications to School Attendance Zones for New Developments - Previously Submitted to the Board for Review:

12. Ownership Linkage – Board Newsletter

13. Board Member Comments

14. Adjourn

INDEX ADMINISTRATIVE RULE TITLE GARH-R Leaves and Absences IDAI-R Magnet Programs IFBG-R Internet Acceptable Use

1. Revision of School Attendance Zones for new development on Johnson Ferry Road

2. Revision of School Attendance Zones for new development at Sewell Mill Road and East Piedmont Road

THESE MINUTES ARE UNOFFICIAL UNTIL APPROVED BY THE BOARD

AND SIGNED BY THE CHAIRMAN & EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

BOARD MEETING COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2013 The Cobb County Board of Education met in a regularly scheduled Board Meeting on Thursday, June 27, 2013, at 6:00 p.m., 514 Glover Street, with the following members present: Messrs. Banks, Scamihorn, Stultz, Sweeney, Wheeler, Mrs. Angelucci, and Dr. Hinojosa, Executive Secretary. Mr. Morgan arrived at 6:19 p.m. All official meetings of the Cobb County Board of Education conform to state law and are open to the public. The minutes of this meeting are available for public review anytime during the regular office hours or on our website at: www.cobbk12.org. Additionally, video of the Board Meeting is available at http://www.cobbk12.org/board/video/ CALL TO ORDER - Mr. Scamihorn called the meeting to order at 6:02 p.m. EXECUTIVE SESSION – Without objection the Board convened to Executive Session at 6:05 p.m. to discuss land, legal and/or personnel issues. RECONVENE FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION – A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney, seconded by Mr. Stultz, and unanimously approved by the Board to reconvene from Executive Session at 6:55 p.m. Motion carried 7-0. INVOCATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Mr. Wheeler BOARD RECOGNITIONS

• Pope High School – Class AAAAA State Champions PUBLIC COMMENT – 20 speakers addressed the Board. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney, seconded by Mrs. Angelucci and unanimously approved by the Board to approve the Thursday, June 6, 2013 Called Board Meeting minutes and the Wednesday, June 12, 2103 Board Work Session Minutes. Motion carried 7-0. BOARD BUSINESS

• Facilities and Technology Citizens Oversight Committee Report - Mr. Wheeler, F & T Liaison

o The Board Chair directed Mr. Wheeler to ask the committee for clarification in writing as to why the committee is asking for the district lobbyist to appear before the committee

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APPROVAL OF AGENDA – A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney and seconded by Mr. Stultz to approve the agenda as presented. Mrs. Angelucci then made a motion to amend to move Consent Agenda Item #1 (Recommendation for Authorization to Dispose of School District Generated Surplus Furnishings and Equipment) to the Discussion Agenda as Discussion Agenda Item #4. Without objection the Board approved the agenda as amended. Motion carried 7-0. SUPERINTENDENT

• PERSONNEL REPORT – Dr. Shanahan recommended approval of the personnel report and Addendum as presented in Executive Session as amended including:

• Personnel Report o Section I – Principal Level and Higher Position Recommendations:

Appointments • Christian Suttle to Hillgrove High School Principal,

effective July 1, 2013 • Joan Johnson to Nicholson Elementary School Principal,

effective July 1, 2013 Resignations

• Dr. Josette Bailey, Assistant Director, Hawthorne Center, effective June 28, 2013

Retirements • Elaine Bush, Principal, Performance Learning Center,

effective August 1, 2013 Termination as a result of budget reductions for FY2014

• Mary Finlayson, Director, Professional Standards and Ethics, Human Resources, effective June 30, 2013

o Section II – Position Recommendations Below Principal Level o Section III – Position Evaluation Recommendations

• Legal - none

A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney, seconded by Mr. Banks and unanimously approved by the Board to approve the personnel report and Addendum as amended - Section 1 B. of the Personnel Report was pulled as a separate vote in Executive Session. Motion carried 7-0. A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney, seconded by Mrs. Angelucci to approve Section 1 B. - Richard Beaulieu, Area 5 Assistant Superintendent, resignation effective June 27, 2013. Motion carried 6-1. Mr. Banks voted ‘NAY’. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS

CONSENT AGENDA ITEM #1 – Recommendation for Authorization to Dispose of School District Generated Surplus Furnishings and Equipment Moved to Discussion Agenda as Discussion Agenda Item #4 CONSENT AGENDA ITEM #2 – Recommendation for Approval of the Local Plan for Vocational Education and One-Year Funding Application for FY2014


CONSENT AGENDA ITEM #3 – Recommendation to Authorize the Temporary Use of Fitzhugh Lee Facility CONSENT AGENDA ITEM #4 – Recommendation for Approval of Right-of-way Change and an Inter-Governmental Agreement with Cobb County Department of Transportation at Mount Bethel Elementary School CONSENT AGENDA ITEM #5 – Recommendation for the Approval of Georgia Department of Education Capital Outlay Project Closeout for Various Schools A motion was made by Mr. Stultz, seconded by Mrs. Angelucci and unanimously approved by the Board to approve Consent Agenda Items #2 through #5 as presented. Motion carried 7-0.

DISCUSSION AGENDA ITEMS

DISCUSSION AGENDA ITEM #1 – Recommendation for Approval of a Resolution to Waive State Class Size Allotment Ratios for 2013-2014

• Mr. Stultz requested Administration keep the Board up-to-date on overage in class size and present a class size report to the Board in October.

A motion was made by Mr. Stultz, seconded by Mr. Morgan, and approved by the Board to approve Administration’s recommendation. Motion carried 5-2. Mrs. Angelucci and Mr. Banks voted ‘NAY’. DISCUSSION AGENDA ITEM #2 – Recommendation for Award of RFP 21-13, Property and Casualty Insurance A motion was made by Mr. Banks, seconded by Mr. Sweeney and unanimously approved by the Board to approve Administration’s recommendation. Motion carried 7-0. DISCUSSION AGENDA ITEM #3 – Recommendation for the Approval of a Proprietary Specification for Carpet A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney, seconded by Mr. Wheeler and unanimously approved by the Board to approved Administration’s recommendation. Motion carried 7-0. DISCUSSION AGENDA ITEM #4 – (formerly CONSENT AGENDA ITEM #1) Recommendation for Authorization to Dispose of School District Generated Surplus Furnishings and Equipment – Administration recommended approval of the disposal of school district generated surplus furnishings and equipment.

• Mrs. Angelucci asked questions for clarification on several surplus items listed A motion was made by Mr. Stultz, seconded by Mr. Sweeney, and unanimously approved by the Board to approve Administration’s recommendation. Motion carried 7-0.


OWNERSHIP LINKAGE – Board Newsletter - Mr. Dillon stated the next edition would be updated and distributed on July 1, 2013. BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS

• Board Members commented on various events happening throughout the District, county, state, and nation.

• Mr. Wheeler requested the Chair add an item to the July 24 agenda under Board Business regarding engaging a professional consultant or professional organization to explore new general fund revenue options by August 14, 2013.

ADJOURN – Without objection, the Board adjourned the meeting at 9:20 p.m. _____________________________ ________________________________ CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY


PENDING BOARD APPROVAL

THESE MINUTES ARE NOT OFFICIAL UNTIL APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF

EDUCATION AND SIGNED BY THE CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

CALLED MEETING COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA THURSDAY, JULY 18, 2013 The Cobb County Board of Education met in a Called Meeting at 514 Glover Street on Thursday, July 18, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. with the following members present: Messrs. Banks, Scamihorn, Sweeney, Wheeler, and Mrs. Angelucci. Mr. Morgan, Mr. Stultz and Dr. Hinojosa, Executive Secretary were absent. All official meetings of the Cobb County Board of Education conform to state law and are open to the public. The minutes of this meeting are available for public review anytime during the regular office hours or on our website: www.cobbk12.org PUBLIC COMMENT – No Speakers CALL TO ORDER & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Mr. Scamihorn called the meeting to order at 9:01 a.m. and led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance. ACTION AGENDA DISCUSSION AGENDA ITEM #1 – Adopt Resolution Establishing Millage – Administration recommended authorization of the Resolution to establish the required net 18.90 millage rate to meet the approved FY2014 Maintenance and Operation Budget. A motion was made by Mr. Sweeney and seconded by Mrs. Angelucci to accept administration’s recommendation. Motion carried 5-0. ADJOURN – Without objection, the Board adjourned the meeting at 9:02 a.m. ________________________________ ___________________________________ CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

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COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ACTION AGENDA ITEM

July 24, 2013

TOPIC: ACTION AGENDA ITEM #1 - Recommendation for Authorization to Dispose of School District Generated Surplus Furnishings and Equipment

BACKGROUND:

Through normal operations, the district generates surplus furnishings and equipment due to damage and obsolescence on a regular basis. Items that are no longer needed by a school or department but are still in good condition and re-usable are made available to other schools and departments at no charge. Items that are no longer usable in the District are declared surplus. State Law requires School Board approval for District Property to be designated as surplus under §20-2-520 of the Georgia Code of Laws. The need to dispose of these items in an efficient, cost effective and expeditious manner is imperative to the district. Items are currently stored in the District warehouse that have been deemed surplus. A complete list of current surplus items is on file in the Superintendent’s office or on the District’s website under Meeting Agenda Items. All items listed are no longer of use by the District.

Methods available to dispose of surplus items include: Public auction Sealed bid or private sale The State of Georgia Department of Administrative Services on-line and public auction services Sale to other public school districts at costs equal to previous auction results On line auctions Negotiated contracts

Upon Board approval of the attached lists, the Financial Services Division will dispose of this surplus in a manner that is the most cost effective and efficient for the district as outlined in Administrative Rule DO-R. Acceptable methods of disposal will be continually reviewed to maximize our return on investment

ALTERNATIVES: 1. Approve the recommendation for authorization to dispose of school district generated surplus

furnishings and equipment as detailed in the list on file in the Superintendent’s office.

2. Do not approve the recommendation for authorization to dispose of school district generated surplus furnishings and equipment as detailed in the list on file in the Superintendent’s office.

SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the recommendation for authorization to dispose of school district generated surplus furnishings and equipment as detailed in the lists on file in the Superintendent’s office.

COSTS: The District will receive revenue for the disposal of these items. The revenues received will assist in deferring labor costs for management of the disposal process.

RATIONALE:

The disposing of surplus in a timely manner will reduce labor costs and maximize return on investment. DATA SOURCES: Brad Johnson Alisa Morningstar Howard Siggelko

ACTION AGENDA ITEM #1

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July 2013 Inventoried SurplusPicked Up and Verified 5/21/2013 through 6/19/2013


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1 PRINTER- INK JET 1667655 MY44JF700N 8/19/20041 PRINTER- INK JET 1669142 MY42DCC23T 9/9/20041 PRINTER- INK JET 1668882 FBBB32790 9/13/20041 PRINTER- INK JET 1673384 MY4A5D91SX 2/15/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1677459 MY4CF3B1H3 6/30/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1802879 MY55ID2104 8/30/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1679482 MY52H3B1PD 9/13/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1802136 MY56H3B1XG 11/15/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1802138 MY56L3B0GM 11/15/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1804426 MY56L3B0H7 12/5/20051 PRINTER- INK JET 1809404 MY5BT5P1PN 5/4/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1814658 MY61LX04G 5/15/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1810892 MY5CD5P17Y 6/14/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1810185 MY55I5P29R 6/21/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1814868 MY55I5P2BD 6/21/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1808237 MY5CD5P22C 7/5/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1815905 CN67VC5059 11/27/20061 PRINTER- INK JET 1823881 MY6CJH6025 4/23/20071 PRINTER- INK JET 1859886 MY75ABF06N 10/16/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1565785 USBC050506 6/1/19991 PRINTER- LASER 1580305 USBB147326 12/1/19991 PRINTER- LASER 1585599 USB3012965 3/1/20001 PRINTER- LASER 1618026 USB3015339 3/1/20001 PRINTER- LASER 1587505 USBB274643 4/1/20001 PRINTER- LASER 1873150 USB3031812 6/1/20001 PRINTER- LASER 1590252 USBB336670 8/1/20001 PRINTER- LASER 1632413 JPAKC00809 6/30/20021 PRINTER- LASER 1643432 CNBR211550 2/27/20031 PRINTER- LASER 1643467 CNBR212904 3/3/20031 PRINTER- LASER 1655024 MY2CJR10KP 10/14/20031 PRINTER- LASER 1678072 PWG681583 3/29/20051 PRINTER- LASER 1677441 PWG601092 6/8/20051 PRINTER- LASER 1677277 PMY101718 6/29/20051 PRINTER- LASER 1681908 PMY102687 9/30/20051 PRINTER- LASER 1681992 PMY102690 9/30/20051 PRINTER- LASER 1817107 CNJBB19009 5/18/20061 PRINTER- LASER 1814452 WHH666049 10/16/20061 PRINTER- LASER 1816593 CNWCH47248 1/8/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1823551 CNYCH57702 4/18/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1853567 940T3YB 8/21/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1853569 940T024 8/21/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1860313 6213KF5 8/28/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1854726 940TPDR 11/8/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1860393 62196B5 11/8/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1860414 62196VT 11/8/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1857682 6213XYX 11/12/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1857690 6213HNN 11/12/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1857183 940T21K 11/19/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1853498 940T5C5 12/10/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1853557 940T8YD 12/10/2007




1 PRINTER- LASER 1852236 940TBMH 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1852242 940T68T 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1852254 940TBM9 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1854494 940TB5P 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1855382 940TBPK 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1860623 621KV7T 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1860632 940TB96 12/20/20071 PRINTER- LASER 1860235 621T276 1/16/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1856497 940TFB0 1/23/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1856498 940TD6W 1/23/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1858597 621KWD2 2/25/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1858626 940TF9C 2/25/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1858660 621KX3T 2/25/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1857590 621T8CT 3/13/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1860015 940TF1T 3/13/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1860079 621X82F 3/13/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1862660 6223GW1 4/23/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1862682 6223G4B 4/23/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1861377 6220BDL 4/28/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1861397 6223D47 4/28/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1861423 6220B7Z 4/28/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1861441 6220D3Z 4/28/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1861446 6220F5Y 4/28/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1859808 62237XP 6/19/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1859837 6223F4T 6/19/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1859844 62239BT 6/19/20081 PRINTER- LASER 1859881 622384G 6/19/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1597564 1004400 3/1/20011 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1611362 G1E007182 9/1/20011 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1618641 RT2A001509 3/1/20021 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1624576 G1J004068 5/3/20021 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1636480 1002469 1/7/20031 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1653938 6311497 9/18/20031 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1682994 F3HG4X1368F 6/6/20051 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1677464 RT5C011403 6/9/20051 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1682020 18046 6/20/20051 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1682883 502913663 8/8/20051 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1682783 F3HG560965F 10/19/20051 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1872750 5600140WA 5/19/20061 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1817170 GYSF681208L 2/13/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO VALUE560 G6ZA1956 4/9/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873941 JXJF743072L 5/10/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873950 JXJF762665L 8/9/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873955 JXJF762692L 8/9/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1869283 1024933 12/3/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873635 1024420 12/3/20071 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873894 66209614 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873897 66209629 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873899 66210079 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873900 66210107 4/4/2008




1 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873909 66210088 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873913 66210111 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873914 66210104 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873920 66209618 4/4/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873902 66209621 5/23/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873904 66210106 5/23/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873906 66210114 5/23/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873908 66209591 5/23/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873947 5/27/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873626 1037105 6/3/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1861742 42633560 6/26/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1859476 91730968 9/30/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1866826 FHYV0D1 10/1/20081 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1872868 AVEC73002661 2/17/20091 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873945 AVEC73802533 4/27/20091 PROJECTOR- VIDEO 1873953 AVEC73802504 4/27/20091 SATELLITE DISH1 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1644529 2500215018 4/3/20031 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1644530 2500215019 4/3/20031 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1663460 114322 3/24/20041 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1676637 165692 3/7/20051 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1676643 165244 3/17/20051 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1676644 172112 4/27/20051 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1677470 168349 6/14/20051 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1677478 168435 6/14/20051 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1809407 141092 7/6/20061 SCREEN- INTERACTIVE WHITE BOARD 1859234 1/29/20081 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1807031 3/20/20061 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1813444 3/30/20061 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1813445 3/30/20061 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1808898 6/6/20061 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1808899 6/6/20061 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1808900 6/6/20061 STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM 1808901 6/6/20061 SYSTEM- DL RADIANCE 1572127 8/1/19991 TUNER-TIMER FOR VCR/VTR 1572129 8/1/19991 WRITER BURNER- CD/DVD 1801253 AT27054 8/5/2005

386 Total TechnologyCareer Tech

1 AUTOMOBILE LIFT 1673425 BVP04K0751 1/19/20051 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571799 E9X11920 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571800 E9X12049 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571801 E9X12051 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571802 E9X12050 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571803 E9X12045 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571804 E9X12048 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571805 E9X12052 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1571806 E9X11922 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1596290 E9X12044 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1596291 E9X12047 11/1/2000




1 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1596292 E9X11919 11/1/20001 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1610980 E9X12735 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1610991 E9X12653 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1610994 E9X12856 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647496 E9X12878 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647497 E9X12888 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647507 E9X12906 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647515 E9X12899 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647516 E9X12892 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012348 12662 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012349 12659 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012350 12124 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012351 12660 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012352 12665 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012354 12661 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012355 12666 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012356 12886 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012357 12664 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012358 12663 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012360 12897 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7012366 12862 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014019 E9X12738 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014020 E9X12741 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014021 E9X12740 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014022 E9X12783 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014023 E9X12864 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014024 E9X12742 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014025 E9X12767 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014026 E9X12784 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014027 E9X12766 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014028 E9X12765 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014029 E9X12736 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014030 E9X12737 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014031 E9X12764 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 7014032 E9X12739 6/1/20011 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1618030 E9X13861 3/1/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1618031 E9X13862 3/1/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1618032 E9X13853 3/1/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1618033 E9X13863 3/1/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1627752 E9X13987 6/30/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1627753 E9X13986 6/30/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1627754 E9X13984 6/30/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1627755 E9X13985 6/30/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1627756 E9X13988 6/30/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625179 E9X14112 8/9/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625180 E9X13833 8/9/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625181 E9X14081 8/9/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625183 E9X14110 8/9/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625184 E9X11470 8/9/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625176 E9X14083 8/13/2002




1 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625177 E9X14080 8/13/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1625178 E9X14122 8/13/20021 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647627 E9X14623 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647628 E9X14627 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647629 E9X14629 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647630 E9X14630 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647631 E9X14628 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647632 E9X14625 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647633 E9X14624 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647634 E9X14622 7/14/20031 ELECTRONIC TRAINING UNIT 1647635 E9X14626 7/14/20031 MACHINE- BLUEPRINT 1571180 904322 6/1/19991 TESTER- ENGINE PERFORMANCE 1618559 2/1/2002

74 Total Career TechArt

1 ENLARGER 1610243 0108517W1022 10/1/20011 KILN 1547366 H1807 2/1/19982 Total Art

Music 1 KEYBOARD- ELECTRONIC 1672016 KT-12866 2/1/19961 Total Music

Project Services1 MOBILE CLASSROOM 9084107 9/1/19841 MOBILE CLASSROOM 9084121 12/1/19842 Total Project Services

Maintenance1 LAWNMOWER- RIDING 1008326 25363356 9/1/19921 Total Maintenance

Miscellaneous1 LAMINATING MACHINE 1636777 IJ04052 11/1/19961 Total Miscellaneous

1 of 1 Surplus RecapBAI_SurplusSummaryList_072413

# Description Qty Unit Explanation1 Misc classroom furniture 750 ea Damaged- reviewed by H. Siggelko2 Misc office furniture 100 ea Damaged- reviewed by H. Siggelko3 Cafeteria Tables 25 ea Damaged- reviewed by H. Siggelko4 Kindergarten furniture 300 ea Damaged- reviewed by H. Siggelko5 Non-Inventoried Misc Equipment 70 pallets Damaged- reviewed by H. Siggelko6 Non-Inventoried FNS Equipment 4 pallets Damaged- reviewed by B. Thompson7 Inventoried Technology** 386 ea Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by Technology Dept8 Inventoried Miscellaneous** 1 ea Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by H. Siggelko9 Inventoried Career Tech** 74 ea Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by J. Brown

10 Inventoried Maintenance** 1 ea Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by J. Mitchell11 Inventoried Music** 1 ea Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by M. Arasi12 Inventoried Art** 2 ea Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by J. Condon13 Inventoried Project Svcs** 2 Damaged/Obsolete, reviewed by A. Griffin14 Textbooks/Media Center Books 100 pallets Off Adoption/Obsolete- reviewed by K. Long

** Detail on file in the Superintendent's office

Surplus Furniture and Equipment for Auction or Disposal as of 6/19/2013


July 24, 2013 TOPIC:

ACTION AGENDA ITEM #2 - Recommendation to approve temporary driveway and construction easements for the City of Smyrna at Campbell High School

BACKGROUND:

The City of Smyrna is in the process of making changes to Ward Street directly in front of Campbell High School. These changes will significantly improve the safety and traffic flow in that area. In order for the City of Smyrna to complete their project, they will require temporary easements at several locations along Ward Street and on CCSD property. These temporary easement areas consist of a total of 5,649 sq. ft. Construction is scheduled to begin in July, and will be completed by the end of December.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the recommendation for temporary driveway and construction easements for the City of Smyrna at Campbell High School.

2. Do not approve the recommendation for temporary driveway and construction easements for the City of Smyrna at Campbell High School


Approve the recommendation for temporary driveway and construction easements for the City of Smyrna at Campbell High School

COST: No cost. RATIONALE:

The safety in the area will be improved due to improvements in the ingress and egress traffic flow at the street, as well as due to the widening of the driveway entrance, and the addition of new sidewalks, crosswalks, and curbing.

DATA SOURCE: Chris Ragsdale

Glen Brown James Carlson Dennis Campbell Scott Trammell Board Attorney


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ACTION AGENDA ITEM #3 - Recommendation to approve a utility easement for Georgia Power at McEachern High School

BACKGROUND:

Georgia Power is requesting a utility easement for the installation of new stadium equipment at McEachern High School. This utility easement area consists of a total of 500 sq. ft.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the utility easement for Georgia Power at McEachern High School.

2. Do not approve the utility easement for Georgia Power at McEachern High School. SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the recommendation for the utility easement at McEachern High School.


This utility easement is necessary to provide electricity to new stadium equipment at McEachern High School.


Glen Brown Dennis Campbell Board Attorney


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ACTION AGENDA ITEM #4 - Recommendation to approve a new right-of-way for Cobb County Department of Transportation at Bryant Elementary School

BACKGROUND:

Cobb County Department of Transportation is requesting a new right-of-way along South Gordon Road at Bryant Elementary. This ROW is needed to complete the installation of a new driveway leading from the school to South Gordon Road, and will include a new traffic signal, crosswalks, and sidewalks, making the intersection safe for traffic and for students walking to school. This ROW area consists of 7,741 sq. ft., and is property that is not currently being used and is not needed by the district.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the new right-of-way for Cobb DOT at Bryant Elementary School.

2. Do not approve the new right-of-way for Cobb DOT at Bryant Elementary School. SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the new right-of-way for Cobb DOT at Bryant Elementary School.


Cobb County DOT requires a new ROW to complete the installation of a new driveway leading from the school to South Gordon Road, which will include a new traffic signal, crosswalks, and sidewalks, making the intersection safe for traffic and for students walking to school.


Glen Brown Dennis Campbell Board Attorney


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July 24, 2013

TOPIC: ACTION AGENDA ITEM #5 - Recommendation for Approval of Architect Appointment for the Wheeler High School Addition and Renovation.

BACKGROUND:

In accordance with Cobb County School District Administrative Rule FEAB-R and Fee Schedule FEAB-1 for Architectural and Engineering Services, the appointment of an architect for the following project is necessary at this time in order to maintain the scheduled start dates of the SPLOST IV Program.

Wheeler High School Addition and Renovation Croft and Associates Architects

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the appointment of the architect for Wheeler High School Addition and Renovation and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

2. Do not approve the appointment of the architect for Wheeler High School Addition and Renovation and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATION:

Approve the appointment of the architect for Wheeler High School Addition and Renovation and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

COST: The cost of design fees will be in accordance with Cobb County School District Administrative Rule FEAB-R and Fee Schedule FEAB-1 for Architectural and Engineering Services. These fees based on the published fee schedules will be 5% of the actual cost of the project. FACILITY

BUDGET *

CHARGE CODES

Wheeler H S Addition and Renovation

$855,277.00

0313-242-4509-ARCH-7202-0509-9018 0100-201-2330-6211-7202-0509

* 5% of Construction Budget Budgeted: Yes -- SPLOST IV

RATIONALE:

Approval of the architect at this time will allow design work to begin.

DATA SOURCES: Chris Ragsdale Glen Brown Mandy Wissing Bonnie Tedder Board Attorney




ACTION AGENDA ITEM #6 - Recommendation for Authorization to Award RFP 29‐13, Architectural Services for Walton High School Addition and Renovations.

BACKGROUND: • On March 19, 2013 the voters of Cobb County approved the SPLOST 4 referendum

which included funding for a replacement facility at the Walton HS site.

• RFP 29-13 was developed to select an architect. The RFP process allows for consideration of the architectural firm’s qualifications and experience as well as contract price.

• An evaluation committee composed of representatives from the SPLOST Division and

Procurement Services evaluated the proposals for compliance with all terms and conditions, specifications and requirements and content related to the evaluation criteria identified in the RFP

Thirty (30) suppliers were invited to respond. The solicitation was posted on the CCSD Current Solicitation website for seventeen (17) days and advertised on local public television stations, channels 23 and 24.

RFP# 29-13, Closing date and time: Thursday, June 20, 2013, 3:00 P.M.

Number of responders: Twelve (12)

Supplier with highest evaluation score: Chapman Griffin Lanier Sussenbach Architects, Inc.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Accept the recommendation for authorization to award RFP 29‐13, Architectural Services for Walton High School Addition and Renovations to Chapman Griffin Lanier Sussenbach Architects, Inc. and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

2. Do not accept the recommendation for authorization to award RFP 29‐13, Architectural

Services for Walton High School Addition and Renovations to Chapman Griffin Lanier Sussenbach Architects, Inc. and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATION: Accept the recommendation for authorization to award RFP 29‐13, Architectural Services for Walton High School Addition and Renovations to Chapman Griffin Lanier Sussenbach Architects, Inc. and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

COST:

The total cost: $1,426,000.00

To be taken from account codes: 0313-242-4511-ARCH-7202-0511-900, SPLOST IV – Walton HS Replacement Facility and 0100-201-2330-6211-7202-0511

Budgeted: Yes - SPLOST IV


RATIONALE: Award of this RFP will allow design of the replacement facility to proceed.

DATA SOURCE:

Chris Ragsdale Brad Johnson Glen Brown Charles Sprayberry Harry Deloach Daphne Griffin Alisa Morningstar Chris McSpadden


RFP 29-13, Architectural Services for Walton HS Adition and RenovationsBest and Final Offer TABSHEET

Recommended Supplier Outlined in Bold Page 1 of 1 BAI_RFP29-13ArchitecturalServicesWaltonHS_BAFOTabsheet

BRPH ARCHITECTS - ENGINEERS, INC.

CHAPMAN GRIFFIN LANIER

SUSSENBACH ARCHITECTS, INC.

COLLINS COOPER CARUSI

ARCHITECTS, INC.

STEVENS & WILKINSON GA,

INC.TERMS NET 30 NET 30 NET 30 NET 30

Stipulated Lump Sum Fee to Cobb County School District for services as specified in RFP. $1,620,000.00 $1,426,000.00 $1,655,000.00 $1,462,000.00



ACTION AGENDA ITEM #7 - Recommendation for approval to purchase marked police vehicles for the CCSD Department of Public Safety via Georgia Statewide Contract #SWC90796

BACKGROUND:

• The CCSD Department of Public Safety currently has thirty-eight (38) patrol officers. Each officer is responsible for multiple schools. During an emergency, officers could be asked to respond to other facilities. Having the appropriate vehicle allows the department to respond properly to each situation providing the safest environment for all students and staff.

• To ensure the safety and security of CCSD students and faculty and to facilitate the quickest possible response time, the Department of Public Safety seeks to purchase an additional seventeen (17) marked Police vehicles.

• Georgia SWC90796 Pursuit Vehicles is a competitively bid contract available for use by all state governmental entities. The contract is awarded to two vendors, Hardy Chevrolet Inc., and Akin Ford Corporation.

• Utilizing the SWC allows the District to purchase standardized vehicles at competitive pricing. Certain features are customizable specifically to District needs.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the purchase of seventeen marked police vehicles utilizing Georgia Statewide Contract #SWC90796 awarded to Hardy Chevrolet Inc., and Akin Ford Corporation.

2. Do not approve the purchase of seventeen marked police vehicles utilizing Georgia Statewide Contract

#SWC90796 awarded to Hardy Chevrolet Inc., and Akin Ford Corporation.

SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION: Approve the purchase of seventeen marked police vehicles utilizing Georgia Statewide Contract #SWC90796 awarded to Hardy Chevrolet Inc., and Akin Ford Corporation.

COSTS: Total estimated annual expenditure to be: $530,000.00

To be taken from these accounts: 0308-222-4805-BUSV-7303-0805-8863, SPLOST III Buses,

Vehicles, Equipment Budgeted: Yes

RATIONALE:

The safety and security of CCSD students and staff is the Department of Public Safety’s top priority. Approving this purchase will help to allow the department to continue to provide a safe environment.

DATA SOURCES:

Chris Ragsdale Brad Johnson Ron Storey Alisa Morningstar Debra Rae Hawkins




ACTION AGENDA ITEM #8 – Recommendation for Adoption of change to Board Policy BBBC (Board Member Development Opportunities) of the Policy Manual of the Cobb County Board of Education.

BACKGROUND:

Board Members Angelucci and Stultz requested changes to Board Policy BBBC regarding the budgeting, reporting and authorization of expenses for board member development opportunities.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Adopt proposed revisions to Board Policy BBBC (Board Member Development Opportunities) of the Policy Manual of the Cobb County Board of Education.

2. Do not adopt proposed revisions to Board Policy BBBC (Board Member Development

Opportunities) of the Policy Manual of the Cobb County Board of Education. COST:

N/A

RATIONALE:

The Cobb County Board of Education places a high priority on the importance of a planned and continuing program of professional development for its members. Board members are encouraged to keep abreast of educational trends, practices, laws, and theories by reading professional materials and, as funds permit, by participating in workshops, seminars, and conventions.

DATA SOURCES:

Board Member Angelucci Board Member Stultz Darryl York Board Attorney


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BOARD OF EDUCATION POLICY

BBBC Board Member Development Opportunities 6/28/12 ?/?/13

The Cobb County Board of Education (Board) places a high priority on the importance of a 1 planned and continuing program of professional development of its members. Board members 2 are encouraged to keep abreast of educational trends, practices, laws, and theories by reading 3 professional materials and, as funds permit, by participating in workshops, seminars, and 4 conventions. 5 6 A. Training Requirements: 7

1. Newly Elected Board Members: 8 A. Newly elected members of the Board shall participate, as a minimum, in 15 hours of 9 training within one year of taking office. Newly elected members of the Board may 10 participate in such training for new board members after being elected as a member and 11 before being sworn in to the post. At least: 12 a. 1. Five hours of such training shall be in school finance and budgeting provided by the 13

Finance and Budget Office of the Georgia Department of Education; 14 b. 2. Three hours of such training shall be training in accordance with the whole board 15

governance team training provision set forth in section C. below; and 16 c. 3. Three hours of training shall be in a local district orientation session held within 60 17

days after the member's election or appointment. The purpose of the local orientation 18 is to familiarize new board members with Board policies, Board procedures, Cobb 19 County School District (District) goals and Board budget. A minimum of one hour of 20 these three hours, and in addition to the hours required in A.1.a. above, shall be in 21 school finance and budgeting and shall be focused on the district's most recent audit, 22 financial statements and budget. The Superintendent, Board chair, and the Chief 23 Financial Officer shall conduct the local district orientation. 24

2. Board Members With One or More Years of Service: 25 B. Board members with one or more years of board service shall participate, as a 26 minimum, in nine hours of training annually. Three hours of required training shall include 27 the whole board governance team training provision. Board members with a break in 28 service of more than one year shall be considered new board members for training 29 purposes. 30

3. Whole Board Governance Team Training: 31 C. Whole Board Governance Team Training, as a minimum of three hours, shall be 32 conducted annually. The purpose of such training is to enhance the effectiveness of the 33 Board and to assess the continuing education needs of the Board and Superintendent. The 34 assessment of needs shall be based on the State-Board adopted standards for local school 35 governance and shall be used to plan the locally adopted board training program. 36

4. Legal Requirements: 37 D. Local board members training shall adhere to all applicable laws, including O.C.G.A. § 38 20-2-230(2), State Board of Education Rule 160-5-1-.36, and the "Training Program 39 Requirements for Members of Local Boards of Education" promulgated by the State Board 40 of Education pursuant to State Board of Education Rule 160-5-1-.36(b). 41 a. 1. Each training program shall include training criteria aligned with State Board of 42

Education governance standards for local boards. 43 b. 2. With the exception of the local district orientation session described in section A.3. 44

A.1.c. above, all required board member training shall be conducted by Training 45 Providers approved by the State Board of Education. 46

c. 3. Board members may also participate in additional training based on identified needs. 47

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d. 4. The Board chair shall receive training related to leadership duties of a board chair as 48 some portion of the annual requirement. 49

50 B. BUDGET: 51

The Board shall determine annually, in conjunction with the preparation of its 52 annual budget, the extent of the funds available for member reimbursement to 53 attend approved professional development activities. 54

55 C. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS: 56

Following each conference, convention, or workshop, board members will complete 57 a short written report summarizing the most important ideas they have to share 58 with their colleagues after participation in a board-approved professional 59 development activity. 60

61 D. AUTHORIZATION FOR EXPENSES: 62

Reimbursement for expenses involved with professional development activities must 63 be authorized by a majority vote of the Board prior to expenses being incurred. 64 Following such authorization and pursuant 65

66 Payment for Attendance 67 68 Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 20-2-230(b)(3), board members shall be paid for attendance at required 69 training programs the same per diem as authorized by local or general laws for attendance at 70 regular meetings, as well as reimbursement of actual expenses for travel, lodging, meals and 71 registration fees for such training, either before or after such board member assumes office. 72

Adopted: 6/28/12

Revised: ?/?/13 Legal Reference O.C.G.A. 20-02-0051 Election of county board members; persons ineligible to serve Rule 160-5-1-.36 Local School Board Governance


July 24, 2013

TOPIC:

ACTION AGENDA ITEM #9 - Recommendation to approve the Area Assistant Superintendent’s Evaluation Instrument

BACKGROUND:

To date the Area Assistants Superintendents have been evaluated with an instrument that was aligned to the Georgia School Leadership Keys. This past school year the Superintendent and the Board of Education developed and adopted a Superintendent’s evaluation system that was linked with student achievement data and aligned with the District’s Strategic Plan. The proposed evaluation system for Area Assistant Superintendents models that of the Superintendent’s and would provide greater alignment with the District’s direction to improve student achievement.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the Superintendent’s recommendation to adopt the Area Assistant’s Evaluation tool. 2. Do not approve the Superintendent’s recommendation to adopt the Area Assistant’s Evaluation tool.


Approve the Superintendent’s recommendation to adopt the new Area Assistant’s Evaluation tool.

COST: Estimated Cost to Be: No Cost

RATIONALE:

The new Area Assistant evaluation tool is closely aligned with the Superintendent’s evaluation tool and with the District’s Strategic Plan to improve student performance. The tool will provide a structured framework to monitor student achievement data and progress within each specific area.

DATA SOURCES: Cheryl Hungerford Amy Krause


Actual

UnsuccessfulSomewhat

SuccessfulClearly Superior

0 0.5 1.5

Academic Achievement (50%)

Student Performance

Graduation Rate (4 yr. cohort) 10% Data Coming

AP Participation 5% Data Coming

AP Achievement 5% Data Coming

Lexile Levels (Elementary) 5% Data Coming

Lexile Levels (Middle) 5% Data Coming

% of Students Exceeding CRCT

(Math)5% Data Coming

% of Students Exceeding EOCT

(Math)5% Data Coming

School Performance

% of middle schools with students

making 2.0 years of growth or

more on the ITBS from 5th to 7th

on the Core Total (Rdg, ELA,

Math) (GE_)

5% Data Coming

% of elementary schools with

students making 2.0 years of

growth or more on the ITBS from

3rd to 5th on the Core Total (Rdg,

ELA, Math) (GE)

5% Data Coming

Deputy Superintendent's

Evaluation (25%)25%

Area Principals' Surveys (20%) 20%

Area School Climate Surveys (5%)

TOTAL POINTS 100.00%

2013 - 2014 CCSD Area Superintendent Evaluation Instrument

Indicators %

Actual History Performance Levels

Points2012 2013 2014

1

Fully Successful

25%

5%

Baseline Established in 2012-2013




JULY 24, 2013 TOPIC:

ACTION AGENDA ITEM #10 – Recommendation to Approve Special Election Reimbursement to Cobb County Board of Commissioners

BACKGROUND:

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners is requesting reimbursement for costs of a Special Election held on March 19, 2013 for actual costs incurred in conducting said election. Costs include, without limitation, costs of publication, use of election equipment, cost of sample, absentee, provisional and duplicator ballot cards, costs of printing of said ballots, area supervisor’s salaries, election night personnel compensation, absentee voting staff salaries, advance voting space and staff salaries, and costs of training and compensation for poll workers.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the reimbursement cost to Cobb County Board of Commissioners for the Special Election cost.

2. Do not approve the reimbursement cost to Cobb County Board of Commissioners for the Special

Election cost.

SUPERINTENDENT’S RECOMMENDATION: N/A COSTS: Total Cost: $277,595.86 (Utilize General Fund Balance) RATIONALE: Approval will reimburse Cobb County Board of Commissioners for Special Election held on

March 19, 2013. DATA SOURCES: Michael Hinojosa Chris Ragsdale Brad Johnson




ACTION AGENDA ITEM # 11 – Recommendation for Approval to Modify the FY2014 Budget

BACKGROUND:

On May 16, 2013, the Board approved the FY2014 General Fund Budget which included a budget estimate of 0.0% growth in the property tax digest. The School Tax Digest received from the Cobb County Tax Commissioner’s Office shows a (1.28%) net decline in the tax digest, which will result in less revenue than was anticipated in the approved General Fund Budget for FY2014.

A breakout of this (1.28%) decline in the property tax digest reveals that the property values in Cobb County (excluding motor vehicles) decreased by (2.08%) and the tag/motor vehicle tax increased by 7.68% resulting in a net total digest decline of (1.28%) or ($5,010,190) less revenue than was adopted in the original General Fund FY2014 Budget.

In addition to the changes to property tax budget, the Georgia DOE released the official Quality Basic Education (QBE) funding sheet for the District on June 7 and we received projected enrollment numbers from International Academy of Smyrna and Kennesaw Charter Schools. The table below outlines the necessary budget modifications.

FY2014 Budget Modification (Estimates) Amount Estimated Reduction in Property Tax Revenue

Approved Budget of 0% (Flat) digest; Actual Digest of -2.08%

($7,212,508)

Estimated Increase in Tag/Motor Vehicle Revenue

Approved Budget of 0% (Flat) digest; Actual Digest of 7.68%

$2,202,318

Recognize variance between CCSD estimated QBE and actual QBE

The change in health insurance funding from 18.534% to $945 PMPM resulted in less QBE formula earnings for Cobb. The $83 million saved state-wide by this change

reduced (improved) austerity resulting in a net increase in funding to Cobb.

$2,975,095

Additional payment to Charter Schools for increased enrollment

FY2013 FTE

Increase Board Approved FY2014

FTE

Projections as of June

2013

Revised FY2014

FTE

Kennesaw 588 239 827 93 920 Smyrna 830 138 968 183 1,151 Totals 1,418 377 1,795 276 2,071

($1,208,222)

Forecasted (Deficit)/Surplus after modification

($3,243,317)


ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the budget modifications presented to the Board and the assignment of an additional $3,243,317 in fund balance to offset the forecasted deficit after budget modifications.

2. Do not approve budget modifications presented to the Board and the assignment of an

additional $3,243,317 in fund balance to offset the forecasted deficit after budget modifications.


Approve the budget modifications presented to the Board. COST: Included in the modified budget proposal above for FY2014 RATIONALE:

Approval of the modifications to the budget will enable the school district to meet its highest priority goals and maintain quality educational services.

DATA SOURCES: Michael Hinojosa Brad Johnson



COBB COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

ACTION AGENDA ITEM

July 24, 2013

TOPIC:

ACTION AGENDA ITEM #12 – Recommendation for the Approval of Resources for K-12

Mathematics

BACKGROUND:

In April 2013, the Board chose not to approve the recommended mathematics resources. After

considerable debate and study, it has been determined that teachers and students need resources

and it is imperative the Cobb County Board of Education reconsider the adoption of instructional

materials. Budgeted funds within SPLOST III will be used to purchase the adopted instructional

resources. The auditor and attorney have concurred that the materials included in this agenda

item are appropriate expenditures for SPLOST.

The instructional materials recommended for adoption to the Board of Education are

comprehensively listed in the 2012-2013 Instructional Resources Adoption Documentation,

which is on file in the Superintendent’s office and were previously provided to the Board

members on a CD. This recommended partial purchase will provide teachers and students

resources to support teaching and learning and reserve funds to make adjustments in the coming

year(s) if needed.

ALTERNATIVES:

1. Approve the recommended adoption - Resources for K-12 Mathematics

2. Do not approve the recommended adoption - Resources for K-12 Mathematics


Approve the recommended adoption of the K-5, 6-8, and 9-12 Mathematics Resources.

COST:

Estimated cost: K-5 Mathematics $408,332.24

Estimated cost: 6-8 Mathematics $802,151.14

Estimated cost: 9-12 Mathematics $1,728,253.05

Total: $2,938,736.43

To be taken from account: 0308-492-4XXX-TEXT-8874-6411-0XXX, SPLOST 3, Textbooks

Budgeted: Yes

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