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Ano ang Lupon ng Edukasyon ng Estado at ano ang kanilang pananagutan? Ang Lupon ng Edukasyon ng Estado ng Nevada ay nagpapatibay ng mga regulasyon batay sa mga batas ng Nevada, na ipinapasa sa mga indibidwal na distrito ng paaralan sa Nevada upang ipatupad. Ang Lupon ay may 11 kabuuang (7 hinirang at 4 na inihalal sa publiko) na mga miyembro.
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Huwebes , Marso 16, 2023
Nevada State Board of Education Meeting
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Ulat ng Pangulo
- The second of three high school start time workshops is coming up on March 30 in Carson City. A Las Vegas-based workshop will take place on April 15.
- The Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents report included a new Bachelor of Science program in early childhood education at UNR, as well as other recently approved education-related degrees and certification programs. Additional education-related K-12 pathway programs are under consideration.
Ulat ng Superintendente
- Christy McGill will serve as Interim Deputy Superintendent, and Chris Hoffman is the Department’s Chief Strategy Officer.
- The Department’s family engagement policy will be reviewed by the Department to enhance family involvement, communication, and collaboration.
Inaprubahan ng Lupon ang Agenda ng Pahintulot
Kasama ang mga highlight:
- Pag-apruba ng mga Instructional Materials para sa Fine Arts
- Approval of Instructional Materials for English Language Arts
- Approval of the 2023 STIP Addendum
- Pag-apruba ng Private School Consent Agenda
Board Discussed Updates from the College and Career Readiness (CCR) Assessment Subcommittee
This subcommittee reviewed the scope of work, scoring rubric, and committee entities. Goals of the subcommittee included aligning with accepted college admission requirements and scholarship criteria, predicting career and college preparedness, and reducing assessments required of high school students, among other criteria.
The subcommittee proposed weighting of the rubric as follows: project management (20%), function and technical requirements (50%), equity (10%), and cost schedule (20%). The Department will bring the draft RFP back to the Board for its April meeting.
Explore the CCR RFP Committee Entities, regulations governing procurement, and the proposed rubric for the CCR assessment.
Board Discussed and Defined Roles & Responsibilities within the Board of Education
The Board approved a new Clerk position for the State Board. The Clerk would review draft agendas, capture all future agenda items, finalize meeting materials, and monitor the goal setting and governance processes as dictated by Silver State Governance.
The Board re-elected Felicia Ortiz as Board President, voted Member Katie Dockweiler as Board Vice President, and Member Tamara Hudson as Board Clerk.
Board Discussed Changing the Date and Start Times of Meetings
The Board voted to move board meeting dates to Mondays, with the exception of holidays, to avoid conflicts with school districts’ board meetings and Board of Regents meetings. Meeting times will be kept at 2:00 p.m. during the school year, with summer meetings to be held in the morning. This will be effective for the June Board meeting.
Board Received an Update on the State Board of Education English Mastery Council Workgroup
The group presented recommendations relating to which of the mastery council’s recommendations would require regulatory changes, Department follow-up, District follow-up, or no further actions. The original recommendations requiring regulatory changes include revising the bilingual endorsement coursework and ELAD endorsement requirements (Recommendations 1 and 2) and requiring LEAs to include receiving and responding to parent input (Recommendation 12).
Galugarin ang presentasyon .
Tinalakay ng Lupon ang Mga Aytem sa Hinaharap na Agenda
Sinuri ng board ang mga sumusunod na item para maisama sa 2023 na kalendaryo:
- Mga workshop para sa mga oras ng pagsisimula ng paaralan
- Variance approvals for class size reductions
- Naming conventions for private schools
- Executive Order 2023-003
- English Mastery Council updates
- Mga update sa batas
Pampublikong Komento #2
- Thanking Board members for participation in Nevada Reading Week
- 2023 STIP Addendum
The next regular Board of Education meeting is scheduled at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 6, 2022.
