MINUTES OF THE MCCPTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Thursday, May 4, 2006
at the Carver Educational
(The following motions and resolutions were passed at the May meeting.)
Approval of Minutes:
The April 6, 2006 Board of Directors meeting minutes were distributed. Corrections made were: Treasurer’s report should read “…with about $5,000 tied up in CDs”; Vice President – Educational Issues – correct spelling is Dr. Robert Bastress; and Training Committee report’s first motion should read, “…to attend spring training, June 7, on a trial basis.” The minutes stand approved as amended.
Treasurer’s
Report:
The treasurer’s report was filed.
Business Items:
Officer Reports:
Suzanne
Weiss made a motion to send a letter of congratulations to Kimberly Oliver
inviting her to be our guest at the presidents and principals
dinner. It was seconded and passed by a voice vote.
Ted
Willard made a motion that we send letters of congratulations to the winners of
the Montgomery County Teacher of the year and the Agnes Meyer award winners. It
was seconded and passed by a voice vote.
New Business:
National PTA Convention:
Marney
Jacobs made a motion that if the treasurer can find the money to send two
people to the National PTA convention, we’ll send two, but if not we’ll send
one. It was seconded. It passed by a voice vote.
Ted
Willard made a motion that the first preference be given to Executive Committee
members and beyond that to members of the Board of Directors. It was seconded
and passed by a voice vote.
Awards:
Juan
Johnson made a motion to spend $180 for three lifetime MD PTA awards for the
presidents and principals dinner. It passed by a voice
vote.
Committee for
Juan
Johnson made a motion that MCCPTA pay $60 membership to the Committee for
CIP:
Marney
Jacobs made a motion to send this letter out of committee in response to the
proposal of actions to redistribute students and close one school. We ask the
Board to consider all options except closing of schools. It was seconded.
Ted
Willard made a motion to send a general letter based on our previous position
opposing closing a school and dispersing children around an already overcrowded
cluster and setting a precedent without any process of allowing a PTA or the
whole county to weigh in on those decisions. It was seconded and passed by a
voice vote.
List Serv:
Patti
Twigg made a motion to put the IRS fact sheet on the
MCCPTA website as soon as possible. It was seconded and passed by a voice vote.