Learning First Charter Public School (District)
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- Buyer type:
- School District
- Location:
- Worcester, MA
- Country:
- US
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Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Worcester
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
666
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
2500045
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
1
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
91.9
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 8
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Learning First Charter Public School (District)
The meeting included updates from the superintendent regarding MCAS testing, teacher observations, a special education program audit, and charter renewal. The finance committee discussed school cash balances, the overall budget, budget adjustments, and a capital budget plan. The governance committee discussed the charter renewal, the accountability plan, and a review of the BOT by-laws. Marlena Eastty was approved as a new Board of Trustees member. The academic excellence committee discussed teaching and learning cycles, parent involvement, ANET and MCAS SWOT analysis, fundraising campaigns, future projects, SEPAC, and ELPAC Advisory Council. An extended leave of absence for an employee was approved. There was also a discussion of obligations and responsibilities of Boards of Trustees.
The board meeting included updates from the superintendent regarding teacher returns for the next school year, enrollment and the lottery process, and budget planning with a 3% inflationary raise. There was discussion regarding the state not adding additional seats to charter public schools and potential funding cuts. MCAS scores were also discussed. The need to vote in May for additional terms for five BOT members, charter renewal, and recruiting more members for the BOT were addressed. The board discussed the school year calendar, approving a change to 192 days for returning staff and 199 days for new staff, due to Good Friday.
The meeting included a Superintendent's update covering school enrollment inquiries, improvements to AV functions, a grant from the Mass Cultural Committee, the new website's focus on fundraising, strategic planning workshops, and changes to the MCAS. The Finance Committee reviewed balance sheets and P&L, and discussed transportation reimbursement issues. The Governance Committee reviewed the Superintendent's goals and discussed hiring an education coordinator, board scoring, and the school's professional culture. The Academic Excellence Committee discussed school-wide assessment of data, curriculum review, professional learning cycles, the increase in students with disabilities, ESL programs, nurse visits, IEP students, after-school programs, and ANET and STAR programs.
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