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The Orleans Parish School Board will hold regular monthly meetings for four of its Committees on Thursday, November 13, 2014, beginning at 1:00 p.m. The Policy Committee will not meet. All meetings will be held in Room 4050 of the OPSB Timbers III Office Building, 3520 General DeGaulle Drive.
Committees usually review and discuss agenda items prior to their consideration at Board Business Meetings and review the progress of the implementation of items previously approved by the Board. These meetings also give community members the best opportunities for early engagement in Board considerations.
OPSBrief has summarized the agendas of the Committees below. To read the full agenda of any Committee, as well as the back-up documentation for the items, click here . Meetings may begin up to 30 minutes prior to posted times in order to facilitate the orderly flow of business. ***This email is created by Ken Ducote and Rose Drill-Peterson on behalf of the Eastbank Collaborative of Charter Schools and is not an official correspondence from the Orleans Parish School Board***
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NOVEMBER 13 OPSB COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDAS
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Property Committee - 2 p.m.
- Cooperative Endeavor Agreement - OPSB, Ruby Bridges Foundation, RSD, Crescent City Schools
- To create memorial at Frantz School honoring the power of children to influence social justice and change
- Capital project statue report
- OPSB surplus properties
- Lusher - Willow stabilization project
- Capital Budget Amendment - Jo Ellen Smith Hospital Demolition for new Karr HS
Budget and Finance Committee - 4 p.m.- Capital Budget Amendment - Jo Ellen Smith Hospital Demolition for new Karr HS
- Municipalities Continuing Disclosure Cooperative Initiative of SEC
- General Fund Budget Amendment for FY 2013-2014
- Close-Up grant for McDonogh 35 HS
- Lusher - Willow stabilization project architectural fees
- Moody's report
- June 2014 preliminary financial statements
- September 2015 financial statements
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This service is made possible by support from the Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools and funding from the
Robert Reily Family Trust and the Smith/Cooper Foundation
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