Pandemic information from this week's CSISD board meeting while Bryan ISD board approves spending more pandemic grant money
Jan 22, 2022 ·
10m 15s
This podcast begins with College Station ISD superintendent Mike Martindale's pandemic report during the January 18, 2022 CSISD board meeting. That is followed by comments from the January 18, 2022...
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This podcast begins with College Station ISD superintendent Mike Martindale's pandemic report during the January 18, 2022 CSISD board meeting. That is followed by comments from the January 18, 2022 Bryan ISD school board meeting preceding a vote how to spend more pandemic grant money.
This week's College Station and Bryan ISD school board meetings included business dealing with the pandemic.
College Station ISD school board members this week approved without discussion, extending pandemic leave benefits for eligible employees through June 30th. That was after CSISD superintendent Mike Martindale reported this week's start of employee pandemic testing had more tests and a high positivity rate compared with last week.
Copy and paste the following link: https://wtaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/CSISD011822covidMemo.pdf to read and download a CSISD memo about extending the deadline for CSISD employee pandemic leave benefits.
Copy and paste the following link: https://wtaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/CSISD011822covidRez.pdf to read and download the CSISD resolution extending the deadline for CSISD employee pandemic leave benefits.
Action at this week's Bryan ISD school board meeting included approving administration recommendations on future spending of federal pandemic grant money. BISD board members still have $14 million to spend from $42 million from the fed's ESSER III program. 20 percent of the $42 million is required to be spend for instruction.
Copy and paste the following link: https://wtaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/BISD011822esser.pdf to read and download a Bryan ISD presentation showing the distribution of the district's ESSER III money.
As for other expenses, BISD director of counseling services Donna Willett talked about part of $5 million dollars being spent for two new social workers, along with behavior specialists and campus instruction coaches.
Bryan ISD board members and administrators also discussed education intervention efforts that have been going on and what else can be done for students.
In case you are wondering, ESSER is the fed's acronym for Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief.
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This week's College Station and Bryan ISD school board meetings included business dealing with the pandemic.
College Station ISD school board members this week approved without discussion, extending pandemic leave benefits for eligible employees through June 30th. That was after CSISD superintendent Mike Martindale reported this week's start of employee pandemic testing had more tests and a high positivity rate compared with last week.
Copy and paste the following link: https://wtaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/CSISD011822covidMemo.pdf to read and download a CSISD memo about extending the deadline for CSISD employee pandemic leave benefits.
Copy and paste the following link: https://wtaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/CSISD011822covidRez.pdf to read and download the CSISD resolution extending the deadline for CSISD employee pandemic leave benefits.
Action at this week's Bryan ISD school board meeting included approving administration recommendations on future spending of federal pandemic grant money. BISD board members still have $14 million to spend from $42 million from the fed's ESSER III program. 20 percent of the $42 million is required to be spend for instruction.
Copy and paste the following link: https://wtaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/BISD011822esser.pdf to read and download a Bryan ISD presentation showing the distribution of the district's ESSER III money.
As for other expenses, BISD director of counseling services Donna Willett talked about part of $5 million dollars being spent for two new social workers, along with behavior specialists and campus instruction coaches.
Bryan ISD board members and administrators also discussed education intervention efforts that have been going on and what else can be done for students.
In case you are wondering, ESSER is the fed's acronym for Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief.
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