If four Red Clay board members showed up at Brandywine Springs Elementary School PTO meeting to engage in conversation regarding the feeder-pattern for the new Cooke Elementary School would that constitute a quorum?
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Christina moves to delay Priority Schools decision Matthew Albright, The News Journal
With two days remaining before a threatened state takeover of its three inner-city schools, the Christina board delayed action on the state’s priority schools plan – but it gave Superintendent Freeman Williams permission to work with education officials on a compromise.
Department spokeswoman Alison May said officials there were willing to extend the deadline for negotiations – at least for the moment. Gov. Jack Markell has said he will close those schools down or hand them over to charters or other outside operators if the district and state can’t agree.
The board’s move comes after the Department of Education rejected draft plans the district had crafted after months of meetings with parents, teachers and others in the schools’ communities.
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Red Clay School District / Board Election
Election Information
- Filing Deadline: 4:30 p.m. March 6, 2015
- Information about filing
- Date of Election: May 12, 2015 from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Candidates
Nominating District “B” – Term expires June 30, 2020
None at this timeNominating District “G” – Term expires June 30, 2020
None at this time
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