ORD-2003-103 Schools Adequate Public Facilities Memorandum of Understanding and Ordinance

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Resolution B: Be it, therefore, resolved that the Board of Education directs the Administration to maintain the current calendar pending resolution of NC Senate Bi11737. On a motion by Ms. Rosenman, seconded by Mr. Didow, the Board voted 6-0 to approve Resolution A. Approval of Spending Resolutions for Capital Improvement Plan: A resolution is required to authorize expenditure of CIP funds between July 1 and the adoption of the final CIP budget by the Board of Education. The Orange County Commissioners requested a list of CIP projects requiring funds prior to September 1 and have only authorized those expenditures for 2003-04. Funding Requvrements prior to September 1: 1) Health and Safety -Fire/Safety/Security; and 2) Technology -Infrastructure. Thin Client Projects, Video Projects, Computer/AV Hardware for Schools, Contracted Services, Business Software, Phone Systems, and Home Access to Technology. Resolution: Be it, therefore resolved that the Board of Education authorizes the expenditure of CIP funds as approved by the Orange County Commissioners for the period of July 1-September 1, 2003. On a motion by Mr. Didow, seconded by Ms. Carter, the Board voted 6-0 to approve the spending resolutions for Capital Improvement plans. Work Session Update on Career and Technical Education Program: Ms. Collins-Hart introduced Ms. Bello who presented a Powerpoint Presentation on the CTE program. The update includes data on CTE enrollment, curriculum offerings, student credentialing, and certification, student achievement, program planning, partnerships, and school-to-careers. The update also contains an overview of CTE highlights for 2002-03. Ms. Bello provided new information concerning funding changes at the state level and VoCATS scores for 2002-03. Student enrollment in CTE courses total 1086 for high school and 2494 for middle school. Ms. Foushee asked the audience if there were any comments. There were none. 5