III. Students' Concerns

Student Member Amy Messigian of Monroe High School, Student Members Dea Davis and Kunthea Chhun of Francis Polytechnic High School, and Student Member Rainie Rose of North Hollywood High School

Our Kids, Our Schools

A.Board of Education Report No. 1 ADOPTED

Office of the Superintendent No. 1

(Parents as Learning Partners Planning Grant)

Office of the Chief Financial Officer No. 1

Facilities Services Division No. 1

(Award of Advertised and Unadvertised Contracts, Cancellation of Architectural Agreements, Rescission of Contracts)

Facilities Services Division No. 3

B.Business and Operations Committee Report No. 1 ADOPTED

Accounting and Disbursement Division No. 1

(Approval of Item of Nonroutine Nature-Report on Physical Inventories of Stock in District

Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 1

Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 2

(Summary of Budget Adjustments for the Month of April 1997)

Division of Instructional Services No. 1

Division of Instructional Services No. 2

VI. Regular Calendar ­ Communications Dated June 16, 1997

D.Board of Education Report No. 2 ADOPTED

Business Services Division No. 1

E.Board of Education Report No. 3 WITHDRAWN

F.Board of Education Report No. 4 PUBLIC HEARING POSTPONED

Facilities Services Division No. 2

G.Board of Education Report No. 5 ADOPTED

(Various Purchasing Transactions)

H.Board of Education Report No. 6 ADOPTED

(Liability Insurance Claims, Employee Reimbursement Program Payments, Self-Insured Liability Program Payments, Self-Insured Liability Program Payments, Self-Insured Workers' Compensation Program Payments, Rejection of Liability Claims, Property Damage Reimbursement, and Miscellaneous Insurance Coverage)

I.Board of Education Report No. 7 ADOPTED AS AMENDED (See Minutes)

(Student Expulsions)

J.Board of Education Report No. 8 ADOPTED

(Student Reinstatements)

K.Board of Education Report No. 9 ADOPTED

(Rescission of Student Expulsion)

L.Board of Education Report No. 10 ADOPTED

(Certification of Final Environmental Impact Report, Adoption of Findings, Adoption of Statement of Overriding Considerations and Adoption of Mitigation Monitoring Plan - Fort MacArthur Marine Bird Care Center)

M.Board of Education Report No. 11 WITHDRAWN

(Authorization to Advance Proposition BB Funds for Land Acquisition and Construction - Bell New Elementary School No. 3 (Live Oak Street/Wilcox Avenue))

N.Board of Education Report No. 12 ADOPTED

(Routine Personnel Actions)

O. Board of Education Report No. 13 ADOPTED

(Routine Personnel Actions)

P.Board of Education Report No. 14 ADOPTED

(Classified Employee Suspension-Dismissal, Dismissals and Rescission of Dismissal)

(The Board will decide which are to be referred as Consent Calendar communications.)

Board of Education

Q.Office of the Superintendent No. 1

(Affirmation of Procedures to Withhold Marks, Diploma, or Transcripts of Students Who Fail to Make Restitution for Damaged or Unreturned School Property)

R.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 1

(Adoption of Multitrack Year-Round Calendars for Fenton Charter School for School Year 1997-98)

S.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 2

(Adoption of Unique School Calendar for Vaughn Next Century Learning Center Charter School for School Year 1997-98)

T.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 3

(Adoption of Year-Round School Calendar for Jefferson High School/Trade-Technical College for School Year 1997-98)

U.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 4

(Adoption of Multitrack Year-Round Calendars for Montague Charter School for School Year 1997-98)

V.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 5

(Adoption of Non-Public Schools Hebrew Consortium Calendar for School Year 1997-98)

W.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 6

(Adoption of Year-Round School Calendar for Middle College High School/Southwest College for School Year 1997-98)

X.Budget Services and Financial Planning Division No. 7

(Adoption of Year-Round School Calendar for South Gate High School/Harbor College for School Year 1997-98)

Y.Business Services Division No. 1

(Agreements and Agreement Amendments)

Z.Business Services Division No. 2

(Addition to Consolidated Fundraising Campaign)

AA.Facilities Services Division No. 1

(Award of Advertised and Unadvertised Contracts, Relocation Assistance Payments, Cancellation of Architectural Agreements, and Rejection of Bids)

BB. Facilities Services Division No. 2

(Approval of Relocation Plan for Aldama Elementary School, First Addition, and Authorization to File State of California Form 490, California Environmental Quality Act Certification for Science Museum School and Science Education Resource Center Project)

CC.Report of Correspondence APPROVED

DD.9:30 a.m., Closed Session, January 11, 1993,

XI.Miscellaneous Business

Motions And Resolutions (Draft Language)

EE.Mr. Kiriyama and Ms. Korenstein - Support of Federal Senate Bill 882 (SB 882)(Boxer), After School Education and Safety Act of 1997

Whereas, On June, 11, 1997, United States Senator Barbara Boxer introduced Senate Bill 882, the "After School Education and Safety Act of 1997";

Whereas, SB 882 would create after-school enrichment programs for kindergarten, elementary, and secondary school-age students;

Whereas, The goals of the Bill are to increase the academic success of students; improve the intellectual, social, physical, and cultural skills of students; promote safe and healthy environments for students; and prepare students for workforce participation;

Whereas, A total of $50 million would be authorized for activities stipulated in the Bill, which could fund an estimated 300-500 programs nationwide;

Whereas, Applications would be made to the United States Secretary of Education;

Whereas, Schools receiving grants must provide at least two of the following:

• Mentoring programs
  
• Academic assistance
  
• Recreational activities
  
• Technology training;

Whereas, Schools receiving grants may offer additional activities, including:

• Drug, alcohol, and gang prevention
  
• Health and nutrition counseling
  
• Job skills preparation;

Whereas, All activities authorized by the Bill would have to take place in a school building or other public facility designated by the school; and

Whereas, Such programs are of critical importance in this District's efforts to improve the academic achievement of our students and enhance the skills essential to full, productive participation in our society; now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That the Board of Education of the City of Los Angeles strongly support S.B. 882 as introduced by California's United States Senator Barbara Boxer; and be it

Resolved further, That a copy of this resolution be transmitted to all the members of this District's congressional delegation.

FF.Mr. Tokofsky

GG.Meeting, Conference And Convention Motions And Announcements

HH.This Week In Education

Mrs. Boudreaux will comment on the following:

• Crenshaw High School Open House for Weight Room
  
• Fairfax/Hollywood Cluster Evaluation Meeting
  
• Lawry's "1997 Excellence in Education Awards"
  
• Fremont High School PIC's L. A. Youth at Work Seminar
  
• 48th Assembly District's Annual Honors Luncheon
  
• Superintendent's Annual Retirement Tea
  
• Fremont Cluster Parent Appreciation/Classified Luncheon
  
• District Intern Culmination
  
• Council of Black Administrators Association Scholarship Award Banquet

Ms. Castro will comment on the following:

• LAUSD POA Swearing in Ceremony

• Graduations
  
• Dr. Jeanne Hon, Hollywood High School

• Fremont Cluster - Educational Summit
  
• CMAA Scholarship Breakfast

II.Speakers

Please Note That The Board Of Education May Refer Any Item On This Order Of Business For The Consideration Of A Standing Committee Of The Board Of Education Which Meets On The Thursday Immediately After This Meeting.