Budget calendar . The
2004 budget calendar was approved and will be posted to the school system's
web site. Key dates include public hearings on Feb. 20 and April 24, and
Budget Workshops on April 2, April 23, May 1, and a tentative workshop
on May 19.
Board calendar . Proposed
2003-2004 meeting dates for the Board of Education were presented for
information. The tentative calendar continues alternating meetings between
the Administrative Center and Dunwoody Springs Elementary School, but
changes the starting times to 4:30 p.m. for Pre-Board and 6:30 p.m. for
Board.
Attendance zones . The
2003-2004 attendance zones for south Fulton elementary schools were approved,
while the north Fulton middle school attendance lines were presented for
third reading. A vote for the north Fulton lines is expected in March.
Policies and procedures .
The Board received three policies and procedures for information:
IHAGrading and Promotion, JBCDTransfers and Withdrawals, and KJAdvertising
in the Schools
School design . Architectural
plans for the Oakley Township elementary school site for south Fulton
were approved. The site will include a Sheltering Arms child care center
on the property.
Personnel appointments.
Gregory King, principal of Atlanta Public Schools' Towns Elementary
School, was named principal of the new Langford Parkway Elementary School
in East Point. Ann Ferrell, principal at Sandy Springs Middle School,
was named principal to the new Old Alabama Road Middle School in Alpharetta.
Both schools open in August
2003. Earnest Killum, Westlake High School interim principal, was named
permanent principal to the school. He was McClarin High School's principal
prior to the appointment. The appointments are effective beginning next
school year.
Other matters. The revised
organizational chart reflecting the position of Chief Information Officer
and job title changes as a result of the 2001 compensation study received
approval.







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