Good Morning!
I am at the Central Office this morning for a Joint Principals meeting. The agenda for this and other meetings will be posted in the Blog documents folder on the shared drive.
We had a productive SIT meeting this afternoon and will filter data for our Comprehensive Needs Assessment (CNA) this Thursday in the art room. Please join us if you are interested.
I interviewed 4 candidates for the open assistant position and was impressed. One more to interview on Wednesday afternoon, then we can make a recommendation.
Tuesday also brought us a visit and inspection from our Fire Marshall. We have a few specific issues in classrooms concerning storage and clear exits to the windows. I will address you individually if there needs to be a change. We also had one Scented Plug-in violation. More specific details of his comments will be provided at our staff meeting Wednesday.
Speaking of the Wednesday staff meeting, we will begin at 3:30 with our Testing Code of Ethics Training. EVERYONE must be present and sign to confirm your attendance. The Colonial Life rep will begin at 3:45 and needs 20-30 minutes to explain the policies. Individual sessions will be scheduled after the meeting for a date to be determined.
A Message from Allison C. Tomberlin, General Counsel Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education
As November draws closer, we will certainly see increased political activity throughout the county, state, and nation. Please take this opportunity to review Board Policy 1311, Political Activity in Schools, and to remind your staff members that public resources (including public e-mail services) should not be used to promote or solicit votes for a particular candidate. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the School Attorney's Office.
Make today a Masterpiece!
I am at the Central Office this morning for a Joint Principals meeting. The agenda for this and other meetings will be posted in the Blog documents folder on the shared drive.
We had a productive SIT meeting this afternoon and will filter data for our Comprehensive Needs Assessment (CNA) this Thursday in the art room. Please join us if you are interested.
I interviewed 4 candidates for the open assistant position and was impressed. One more to interview on Wednesday afternoon, then we can make a recommendation.
Tuesday also brought us a visit and inspection from our Fire Marshall. We have a few specific issues in classrooms concerning storage and clear exits to the windows. I will address you individually if there needs to be a change. We also had one Scented Plug-in violation. More specific details of his comments will be provided at our staff meeting Wednesday.
Speaking of the Wednesday staff meeting, we will begin at 3:30 with our Testing Code of Ethics Training. EVERYONE must be present and sign to confirm your attendance. The Colonial Life rep will begin at 3:45 and needs 20-30 minutes to explain the policies. Individual sessions will be scheduled after the meeting for a date to be determined.
A Message from Allison C. Tomberlin, General Counsel Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education
As November draws closer, we will certainly see increased political activity throughout the county, state, and nation. Please take this opportunity to review Board Policy 1311, Political Activity in Schools, and to remind your staff members that public resources (including public e-mail services) should not be used to promote or solicit votes for a particular candidate. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the School Attorney's Office.
Make today a Masterpiece!
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