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54:49 And also we did just vote both towns and the school board, I think unanimously on creating that additional kind of like mini tricom committee where, you know, two individuals from each body will meet more often, probably maybe monthly.Play from 54:49
Yarmouth School Department, ME ·
33:26 And again, at the middle and the high school, they have dedicated advisory teams that have curriculum to be able to support these aspects as well.Play from 33:26
School Administrative District 17, ME ·
14:13 Who is holding the public hearing? S5: And where is that taking place? It will be just before our school board meeting here, like we did with West Paris.Play from 14:13
21:09 You have to have a meeting within ten days of that incident to sit down as a team and say, does the behaviors that have caused that suspension have a direct and substantial link to the child's disability, or did the school district fail to implement the child's IEP as appropriate?Play from 21:09
South Portland School Department, ME ·
1:34:20 This is far beyond what we can do as a school board, but certainly because our main, our main benefactors are our kids and our families, they also deserve not to have to pay the price to address our root causes of affordability.Play from 1:34:20
21:48 Um I I think it makes perfect sense to do it that way and relying on whether we have a big vote in November or not. I don't think that's a a valid thing because we can do absentee ballot for the school board.Play from 21:48
1:07:52 Kathy. Well, um I just attended the Georgetown School Committee meeting on August 19th. The coming school year is going to be a contract negotiation year and the school board will be our our school committee will be representing the town for negotiation.Play from 1:07:52
14:30 Okay. And uh one was on the school board and one was uh Prior. Slaughtmanoe, something. And um [clears throat] they said they said that the budget is always available once the budget uh commences.Play from 14:30
50:22 You don't even have to be this school district. It's state wide, and we can't, it's the infrastructure costs, you know, these buildings are expensive, the towns just can't float it.Play from 50:22
24:26 I don't think the school well the elementary school board could count because it would be specific to map dessert. Yes. Well, that could potentially be a group of people who could fit in on it.Play from 24:26
38:35 So, should we be asking for people to submit their letter of interest? I would I would point out that the um school board itself has not had a regular meeting since his resignation.Play from 38:35
44:42 I I apologize that the school board hasn't looked this up. I talked to our chair today and and I hate to say she didn't have you know she didn't know what this was all about and I don't call her at all who our chair of our school but you know we…Play from 44:42
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