2008-11-20 Policy Agenda

Board of Education

Mr. Randy L. Lisowe
lisower@chilton.k12.wi.us
President

Mr. Terry Criter
critert@chilton.k12.wi.us
Vice President

Mr. David Bailey
baileyd@chilton.k12.wi.us
Treasurer

Mrs. Donna Koenigs
koenigsdo@chilton.k12.wi.us
Clerk

Mrs. Maria Halbach
halbachm@chilton.k12.wi.us
Member

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

Finance
David Bailey*
Terry Criter

Policy
Donna Koenigs*
Maria Halbach

Co-Curricular
Maria Halbach*
Terry Criter

Building/Grounds
Randy Lisowe*
Terry Criter

Education
David Bailey*
Donna Koenigs

*denotes Chairman

Written on 19 November 2008. Posted in Committee Agendas

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2008-11-20 Policy Agenda

Information: First published on 19 November 2008 Posted in Committee Agendas

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CHILTON
Policy Committee Meeting
District Office Conference Room
November 20, 2008 @ 3:30 p.m.

AGENDA

Notice is hereby given that the Chilton Board of Education's Policy Committee will meet on Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. at the High School building in the District Office Conference Room. The agenda for the meeting is as follows:

1. Call to order
2. Roll call of members
3. Verification of notice pursuant to s.19.84 (1)(f)
4. The Policy Committee will review and revise the
following topics:
-Review Gifted and Talented Policy
-Review Policy for Locker Room Privacy
-Support Groups Policy
-Student Personal Websites/Bullying/Cyber Bullying
and Hazing Policies
-State Scholarship Tie Breaker (consider including
ACT)
-Background Checks on School Volunteers
-Policies 581 and 582-Review of Coaching Levels and
Attendance at State Functions
-Naming Rights
-NEOLA - Review of Board Policies

The following information may be shared at the
meeting regarding upcoming topics that the Policy
Committee will consider:
-Policy 620-Review of Job Descriptions and Duties

5. Adjourn

Mrs. Debra Hintz, Clerk
Chilton Public Schools

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Mission Statement

We, the Chilton Public School District, believe that preparing students to achieve their potential is our highest priority. In partnership, with all members of our community, we are committed to inspiring our students to be life-long learners and responsible, contributing members in a global society.

District Vision Statement

Our vision is to:

be an innovative school system recognized for every student's demonstration of the skills necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing world
demonstrate continuous improvement through the delivery of a challenging education program that fosters student achievement, accommodates individual learning styles, and values personal integrity
develop an interactive partnership between the school district and the community that is mutually beneficial.

District Core Values

We Value: Honesty, Integrity, Community Service, Respect for all, School facilities that support safe learning environments, Financial stability, The teaching and learning process: they are the core business of our schools, Continuous improvement in delivering an excellent educational program, A highly trained, professional staff, Our reputation as a high performing school district, All students succeeding at high levels.

District Belief Statements

1. We believe that all students can learn at high levels.

2. We believe that all students are entitled to a rigorous curriculum that challenges each student's capacity to learn.

3. We believe that teacher effectiveness and expertise have a significant impact on student learning.

4. We believe that our financial and human resources must directly support student learning.

5. We believe that the success of every student is critical to the future of our schools, our community, our nation and the global marketplace in which they will work.