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2.1 CALL TO ORDER: The President of the Board of Trustees Will Call the Perris Union
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4.1 ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION: The Board of Trustees Will Discuss Items Listed in Th
4.2 PUPIL MATTERS - Pursuant to Education Code §48912 and §48918
4.3 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE EMPLOYMENT/APPOINTMENT - Pursuant to Government Code §54957
4.4 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE/DISMISSAL/RELEASE - Pursuant to Government Code §54957
4.5 CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS - Pursuant to Government Code §54957.6 - Employ
5.1 RECONVENE IN PUBLIC SESSION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: The Board Meeting Will Reconve
6.1 INVOCATION: Trustee Nelissen
7.1 RECESS: The Board President Will Recess the Meeting to Conduct the Regular Board
8.1 REVISION/ADOPTION/ORDERING OF AGENDA: January 15, 2020
9.1 BUSINESS: Proposed High School Attendance Boundaries to be Implemented for the 2
10.1 Report Out of Closed Session
10.2 District Update by the Superintendent
10.3 Student Representatives to the Board of Trustees
10.4 CSEA President Josh Rushing
10.5 PSEA President Jason Miller
10.6 Comments by the Board of Trustees
11.1 INVITATION TO ADDRESS THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Non-Agendized Items
12.1 CONSENT CALENDAR: Approval of Consent Calendar Items
12.2 GENERAL FUNCTIONS: Minutes of the Regular Board Meeting for December 18, 2019
12.3 PERSONNEL: Ratification of Memorandum of Understanding With Davis Joint Unified
12.4 CURRICULUM: Overnight Field Trip Request for Paloma Valley High School Pep Squa
12.5 CURRICULUM: Overnight Field Trip Request for Heritage High School Drama Student
12.6 CURRICULUM: 2018-19 School Accountability Report Cards
12.7 CURRICULUM: Ratification of Master Services Agreement IN50319 With the Riversid
12.8 CURRICULUM: Memorandum of Understanding With the SETI Institute to Participate
12.9 BUSINESS: Agreement With SOS Entertainment for the 2020 Paloma Valley High Scho
12.10 BUSINESS: Agreement With AssetWorks for Fixed Asset Physical Inventory Service
12.11 BUSINESS: Report of Purchases - December 2019
12.12 BOARD POLICIES: Students (Series 5000)
12.13 BOARD POLICIES: Instruction (Series 6000)
13.1 Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) and English Language Proficiency A
14.1 GENERAL FUNCTIONS: Williams Settlement Quarterly Uniform Complaint Report Summa
14.2 DISCIPLINE: December 2019 Monthly Suspension Report
15.1 CURRICULUM: Revised Ceramic Courses: Ceramics 1 and Advanced Ceramics (meets A-
15.2 CURRICULUM: Revised Art Courses: Advanced Placement 2D Art and Design and Advan
15.3 CURRICULUM: Revised Course Title: Agricultural Sciences and Systems (meets A-G
15.4 CURRICULUM: Revised Course Title: Theatre Production (does not meet A-G require
15.5 CURRICULUM: New Math Course: Math Applications in Robotics (meets A-G requireme
15.6 CURRICULUM: New Science Courses: Science 9 and Genetics (meets A-G requirements
15.7 CURRICULUM: New Choir Courses: Beginning Treble Choir, Intermediate Treble Choi
15.8 CURRICULUM: New Art Courses: Advanced Placement Drawing and Art 3 (meets A-G re
15.9 CURRICULUM: New Theatre Courses: Intro to Stagecraft and Stagecraft 1 (does not
15.10 CURRICULUM: New Physical Education Courses: Unified Physical Education and Fou
15.11 BUSINESS: Revolving Cash Report - December 2019
15.12 BOARD POLICIES: Business and Noninstructional Operations (Series 3000)
15.13 BOARD POLICIES: Facilities (Series 7000)
16.1 CLOSED SESSION (IF NECESSARY)
17.1 RECONVENE IN PUBLIC SESSION (IF NECESSARY)
18.1 PERSONNEL: Certificated Personnel Action Items
18.2 PERSONNEL: Classified Personnel Action Items
18.3 PERSONNEL: Revised Job Description - Director of Security
18.4 PERSONNEL: Resolution No. 18:19-20 - National School Counseling Week
18.5 BUILDING AND GROUNDS: Proposal for Architectural Services With PJHM Architects,
18.6 DISCIPLINE: Board Review of Discipline Matters
18.7 DISCIPLINE: Reinstatement of Student Discipline Matters
19.1 OTHER ITEMS BY THE SUPERINTENDENT
20.1 OTHER ITEMS BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
21.1 ADJOURNMENT: Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees for January 15, 2020
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Meeting Date:
1/15/2020 - 3:00 PM
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Information Items
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Subject:
15.1 CURRICULUM: Revised Ceramic Courses: Ceramics 1 and Advanced Ceramics (meets A-G requirements)
Strategic Plan
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Enclosure
File Attachment:
Ceramics 1.pdf
Advanced Ceramics.pdf
Summary
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The District's Educational Services Department has made recommendations for updates in our district-wide course catalog. When a course is discovered to be outdated or lack sufficient information, then a request is sent to the teacher(s) to update the course. At this time we are submitting the revised ceramic courses: Ceramics 1 and Advanced Ceramics. The courses have been updated to meet current Fine Art standards as well as to meet the A-G requirements for the College Board.
Ceramics 1 is an exploratory art study with the ultimate purpose of cultivating the creative mind and developing the skills and techniques of working with clay. Through this course, students will be introduced to the basics of ceramics and the fundamentals of three-dimensional arts. Students will be trained in ceramic methods such as hand building, glazing and throwing pottery. The course will encompass the history and terminology of the field and will strive to foster an appreciation of ceramic art. This course is written for grades nine through twelve.
Advanced Ceramics was previously offered under the name Ceramics 2. Students who enter into Advanced Ceramics will do so after completing Ceramics 1. Advanced Ceramics builds upon the stable foundation that was established and developed in Ceramics 1. Content-specific vocabulary and media concepts will be introduced to aid in student’s cognitive processing and provide a background for understanding the area of ceramic practice in greater detail. Advanced Ceramics introduces new, more challenging techniques, methods, concepts, and vocabulary to extend the students' understanding of the medium into levels of greater depth. This course is written for grades ten through twelve.
The Ceramics I course and Advanced Ceramics course have been approved by the Director of Curriculum and Instruction and the Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services.
Funding
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Recommendation
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It is recommended that the Board of Trustees receive for its review and consideration, the revised ceramic courses: Ceramics 1 and Advanced Ceramics.
Approvals:
Recommended By:
Signed By:
Julie Zierold - Director - Curriculum and Instruction
Signed By:
Charles Newman - Assistant Superintendent
Signed By:
Grant Bennett - Superintendent
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