I was told early into the semester by my professor Rogerio Zapata that we needed to write a six page essay on a regular meeting or a school board meeting. In fact in our first exam some of the questions were about the paper we needed to write. In addition Professor Zapata remained us every class to attend a meeting. As a high school student the first thing I did was to going ask my principle if she knew when the next school board meeting was going to be held. She give me great information and told me if I needed more about the meeting to go to the school website. Therefore as being a student of Mercedes ISD my first choice was to go to a school board meeting in Mercedes. I remember leaving early from Tennis practice to get to the meeting early …show more content…
The member of Mercedes ISD are: President Mr. Horacio Pequeño,Vice-President Mr. George Cardenas, Secretary Mr. Ricardo "Rick" Garza, Trustee Mr. Fernando Dominguez,Trustee Mrs. Elvia Sandoval,and the Superintendent Dr. Daniel Trevino. Each of the members were wearing suits and they each had a tablets so that they can see what the person was showing and talking. about. Out of all the member there were only one female in the board. Before that meeting I did not know who were the member were only the Superintendent. The meeting continue with calling names of students who went to a event in the valley called The Battle of the Books they were being recognize. The same with the students who places in UIL and the winners of the spelling bee . Each one of the students were to shake each of the board member haves and take a group picture with Superintendent. Right after every single kids went up stage they went to their parents and they left the meeting. For the most part after a person was done with what they needed they left the meeting. The next group that was up next to get recognize was the lion’s club. Most of the member in the club were old people that had lot of free time mostly winter Texas. In the club they had a thing going on were they collected reading glasses and fix them and give them away to kids who needed them. They also had an other things happening were the woman in the club got together to make blankets for the need and they made a total of 300 blankets. Each of the members shook the school board member hands and took a group picture. At that point of the meeting there were not much people at the meeting most of them left when their children were presented. The nest people who were up was the principle from Mercedes Early College Academy who won the education person of the year. She díd the same as the kids and shook the hands of the
May 27 1958 Ernest Green was the first black student to graduate Central High. The Governor has continued to fight the school board integration plan. On September 1958 Faubus ordered three of Little Rock high schools to integrate .Many of the little rock students have lost a year of education due to the process of integration. A year later the federal court struck down Fabus school-closing law,later that year in August Little Rock High school opened a year early with blacks present. All grades in Little Rock were finally integrated in
The school year my senior year has improved for both students and teachers releasing stress that the board had caused for the district. Along that, a new administration was set forth because of the sacrifices that our teachers have made to improve the quality of education for Arvada High School. But I felt that this incident had a point to show that people should pay more attention to their community and not stray ignorant of the things happening around them. I knew that that was the cause the led this situation with the board
NU 413 Week 9 Discussion Board Post student response to Katie-Lynn Fournier by Kathryn Moultrie Good afternoon Kathie, Enjoyed reading your post, and seeing how other organizations handle the operations of their facility and nursing departments. My biggest concern with improving quality care and patient safety issues in that, the responsibility is not ours alone, our Chief Nurse Executives (CNEs) and Director of Nursing (DON), and senior nursing management staffs to lead the journey Disch J. (2008). I find it overwhelming that the majority of the research literature (studies, surveys and reports believe nursing plays the pivotal role in changing the face of health care and improving quality care and patient safety.
Questions were answered on a volunteer basis and I was able to sit back, confident that the same students would do the talking” (434). This gives the reader something to go off of as far as what type of classroom setting the story takes place
Alcoholism is a chronic brain disease that affects all walks of life and does not have any bounders (Gossop, Stewart, & Marsden, 2008). I choose to attend an Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) meeting since this disease is prevalent among adolescents and adults. The meeting was held in the first-floor forum at Pilgrim Congressional Church in Queens New York. The goals of the AA meeting were stated explicitly by the leader conducting the meeting. The mission of the organization is to maintain sobriety by helping alcoholics achieve recovery.
Miss Nelson’s class is very misbehaved. Its the worth classroom from the whole school. Miss Nelson can’t even get them to settle down and listen during story time. She knew that she most do something about in order to them to stop behaving so bad. One day Miss Nelson doesn’t show up to school.
On November 9, Mead School District held the fifth school board meeting of this academic year. Running the meeting was Superintendent Tom Rockefeller, President Board Director Ron Farley, Vice President Board Director Denny Denholm, and Board Directors, Maureen O’Connor, Robert Olson, and Carmen Green. All of the directors were recently re-elected, excluding Maureen O’Connor who isn’t up for re-election until next year. Due to this, there was an almost celebratory feel to the meeting, with many of the Directors, especially Vice-President Denholm, making jokes and being conversational with the small audience. At the meeting, I was the only person attending that was not giving a presentation to the board.
Behind the members, were two rows of about 7 chairs, for guest. I 've noticed four cameras surrounded the room and a tv capturing everything. I found this rather interesting, that you can watch these at home and still get a feel what 's going on at the meeting. I chose to attend this school board meeting because i 've personally always wanted to go there and knew Ms. Barnes was going to be there, and felt more comfortable with a familiar face. I think as a future educator, it 's important to get involved within the community on issues revolving around education, becauses they do affect
Town meeting is a form of local government practiced in the U.S. region of New England since colonial times, and in some western states since at least the late 19th century. used primarily in portions of the United States – principally in New England – since the 17th century, in which most or all the members of a community come together to legislate policy and budgets for local government. The term has more recently been expanded to cover public meetings that draw people in a geographic area to discuss issues but not vote on any legislative or administrative action. Notably, the term is commonly used by politicians in the United States to describe forums at which voters can ask questions.
Either that or blatantly decided not to follow along. Similarly, the kids were asked to say each other’s names. Miss Shanelle would point at one student and ask another who that was. Isaac seemed to be behind on this as well. Whether he could not grasp the concept or he was not interested is unbeknownst to me.
Then Russ came in and he sat with us, apparently he taught the new girl and was glad that she was here. She asked him how long he had been teaching here and he told her. I asked him why he liked teaching here, and he told me that it was because he was so close to his family. He had told us in class that he had a wife and two girls, one was in kindergarten named Mili, and the other one was a little younger named Charlee Rae.
There was several students ranging from low achieving to high achieving with one students having an IEP, an English Language Learner, and two students on a check in and check out for behavior. Some students had difficulty with controlling their feelings and were working on coping skills. There were 24 students in this class and academically all of the students were capable with performing the given tasks in class. I taught reading, writing, science, math, word study, and map skills for social studies, We had meetings on Thursday mornings, discussing with the 3rd grade team and sometimes with types of behaviors taking place in the school. I had bus duty everyday after school and on Wednesday I watched students while waiting for the late bus.
Two council members were elected from each class by secret ballot at the start of the academic year. The student council would meet once every two weeks to discuss ideas and suggestions in relation to homework, the yard, the school uniform, after-school clubs etc. The principal would facilitate these meetings and note ideas that the students had. However, the final say rarely lay with students which I felt undermined their positions on the student council.
This is the very reason I thought it would be a wild and rucus school board meeting. You know, like the ones you see on tv. People everywhere talking over each other and hands flailing as they are trying to get their point across. To my disappointment , the little girl said her speech and people clapped and that was it. I thought to myself, really?
I participated in several school meetings. After working with students in small groups, I evaluated my mini lesson for student improvement. My students were able to work independently, collaboratively, and utilize feedback from other peers. This taught me to reflect on advantages and disadvantaged of the lessons