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The Baltimore school board has announced a closed session meeting for tomorrow afternoon "to discuss the functions of the Board." What does that mean?
I've got no inside information on this one, but my guess would be that they're meeting to talk about who will take over as board president when Brian Morris steps down this summer.
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Baltimore City Public School Board Rules
Book:
Baltimore City Public School Board Rules
Section:
ARTICLE 1: BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Title:
Meetings: Annual Meeting and Board Officers
Number:
103.01
Status:
Active
Legal:
Maryland Education Article Section 3-108.1(m) and 4-107(a) and (c)
Adopted:
Last Revised:
Last Reviewed:
Policy Detail
The Board shall hold an annual meeting on or as near as possible to the second Tuesday in July. Beginning on July 1, 1999, and every two (2) years thereafter, the Board shall elect a Chairman and a Vice-Chairman at the annual meeting from among its members by means of an individually recorded vote.
Posted by: Interested & Engaged Parent of City Schools | April 21, 2009 4:42 AM
Maybe they don't know and AAA has to tell them.
Posted by: OverTheTop | April 21, 2009 4:28 PM