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Meeting Agenda
I. Call to Order
II. Recognition
II.A. South Texas College's Global Community for Academic Advising (NACADA) College Advisors Training
II.B. PSJA Tri-City Education Foundation
III. Consent Agenda Items
III.A. Minutes
III.A.1. Minutes of September 29, 2014
III.B. Deputy Superintendent of Schools
III.B.1. Out-of-State Travel Requests
III.B.1.a. PSJA Memorial High School Career Technology Education 3 teachers and 8 students to attend the Ultimate DECA Power Trip in Washington, DC November 20-23, 2014 to learn, share and network in the expanded conference format that includes leadership sessions, competitive events training, curriculum enhancements and much more.
III.B.1.b. PSJA High School Career Technology Education Teacher and 5 students to travel to New York, NY December 2-7, 2014 to attend the DECA New York Experience Leadership Conference to help reinforce concepts taught in marketing, finance, hospitality and fashion merchandizing classes
III.B.1.c. Out-of-State travel request for PSJA North HS Staff, Mrs. Linda Carrillo, Principal, Mrs. Adriana Garcia, Dean of Instruction, and teachers Mrs. Maria Rubio and Claudia Ramirez to attend The Brockton High School 2014-15 Learning Tour in Brockton MA - November 13-15, 2014
III.C. Finance
III.C.1. Functional Budget Amendments
III.C.2. Bids, contracts and/or proposals to be awarded
III.C.2.a. Memorandum of Understanding between Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD Special Education Department and Hidalgo County Head Start Program (Services to Special Needs Children ages 3 to 4 years old
III.C.2.b. Memorandum of Understanding between Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD and Teaching & Mentoring Communities (TMC) Migrant Seasonal Head Start Program
III.C.2.c. Consultant Services:
III.C.2.c.(1) Palmer Drug Abuse Program/$25,000.00/Substance abuse counseling
III.C.2.d. Award proposals for exclusive drink services district-wide
III.C.2.e. Authorization to proceed with the purchase of SureScore TSI Preparation Materials for 8th to 12th Grade Students District-Wide/$40,000.00
III.D. Construction
III.D.1. Written Progress Reports on new construction projects, construction change directives and change orders
III.D.1.a. EGV Architects, Inc.
III.D.1.a.(1) New LBJ Middle School
III.D.1.a.(2) New Garza-Pena Elementary School
III.D.1.b. ROFA Architects
III.D.1.b.(1) New Palmer Elementary School
III.D.1.b.(2) College, Career & Technology Academy (CCTA) HVAC/Welding Shop Additions - Phase I
III.D.1.b.(3) Demolition of the old Farias Elementary School
III.D.1.b.(4) Weight Rooms at PSJA High School and PSJA Memorial High School
III.D.1.c. Gignac Architects
III.D.1.c.(1) New Longoria Elementary School
III.D.1.c.(2) New Alamo Middle School
III.D.1.c.(3) New Austin Middle School
III.D.1.c.(4) Yzaguirre Middle School
III.D.1.d. Milnet Architects
III.D.1.d.(1) New Ramirez Elementary School
III.D.2. Substantial completion of Garza-Pena Elementary School
III.E. Human Resources
III.E.1. Employment of Professional Personnel - Teaching and Non-Teaching
III.F. Reports
III.F.1. Use of District Facilities
III.F.2. Disbursements for the month of September 2014
III.F.3. Tax Collector's Report for the month of September 2014
III.F.4. Fees paid to Purchasing Cooperatives fees for the 2014-15 school year
III.G. END OF CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
IV. Finance
IV.A. Report on Donations to the District
IV.A.1. John H. "Jack" McKeever Elementary School
IV.A.1.a. Lone Star National Bank/$200.00/for school uniforms
IV.A.2. Edith & Ethel Carman Elementary School
IV.A.2.a. NAFT Federal Credit Union/$1,000.00 ($500.00 for students and $500.00 staff to be used for incentives)
IV.A.3. Amanda Garza-Pena Elementary School
IV.A.3.a. NAFT Federal Credit Union/$1,000.00/Staff Incentives
IV.A.4. PSJA Thomas Jefferson T-STEM Early College High School
IV.A.4.a. Lydia Gomez/$1,000.00 - Scholarships for Johanna Amaro & Victoria M. Hernandez ($500.00 each)
IV.B. Legal Services Contract - O'Hanlon, Rodriguez, Betancourt & Demerath
IV.C. Award bids for re-roofing at Career, College and Technology Academy (CCTA) and Napper Elementary School
IV.D. Discussion and action on bids on tax resale properties
V. Support Services
V.A. Sale and/or purchase of real estate and/or easements
VI. Executive Session
VI.A. Consultation with Attorney - Gov't Code 551.071 through 551.084
VI.A.1. Sale and/or purchase of real estate and/or easements
VII. Adjourn
Agenda Item Details Reload Your Meeting
Meeting: October 20, 2014 at 6:00 PM - Regular Meeting
Subject:
I. Call to Order
Subject:
II. Recognition
Subject:
II.A. South Texas College's Global Community for Academic Advising (NACADA) College Advisors Training
Subject:
II.B. PSJA Tri-City Education Foundation
Subject:
III. Consent Agenda Items
Subject:
III.A. Minutes
Subject:
III.A.1. Minutes of September 29, 2014
Subject:
III.B. Deputy Superintendent of Schools
Subject:
III.B.1. Out-of-State Travel Requests
Subject:
III.B.1.a. PSJA Memorial High School Career Technology Education 3 teachers and 8 students to attend the Ultimate DECA Power Trip in Washington, DC November 20-23, 2014 to learn, share and network in the expanded conference format that includes leadership sessions, competitive events training, curriculum enhancements and much more.
Subject:
III.B.1.b. PSJA High School Career Technology Education Teacher and 5 students to travel to New York, NY December 2-7, 2014 to attend the DECA New York Experience Leadership Conference to help reinforce concepts taught in marketing, finance, hospitality and fashion merchandizing classes
Subject:
III.B.1.c. Out-of-State travel request for PSJA North HS Staff, Mrs. Linda Carrillo, Principal, Mrs. Adriana Garcia, Dean of Instruction, and teachers Mrs. Maria Rubio and Claudia Ramirez to attend The Brockton High School 2014-15 Learning Tour in Brockton MA - November 13-15, 2014
Subject:
III.C. Finance
Subject:
III.C.1. Functional Budget Amendments
Subject:
III.C.2. Bids, contracts and/or proposals to be awarded
Subject:
III.C.2.a. Memorandum of Understanding between Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD Special Education Department and Hidalgo County Head Start Program (Services to Special Needs Children ages 3 to 4 years old
Subject:
III.C.2.b. Memorandum of Understanding between Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD and Teaching & Mentoring Communities (TMC) Migrant Seasonal Head Start Program
Subject:
III.C.2.c. Consultant Services:
Subject:
III.C.2.c.(1) Palmer Drug Abuse Program/$25,000.00/Substance abuse counseling
Subject:
III.C.2.d. Award proposals for exclusive drink services district-wide
Subject:
III.C.2.e. Authorization to proceed with the purchase of SureScore TSI Preparation Materials for 8th to 12th Grade Students District-Wide/$40,000.00
Subject:
III.D. Construction
Subject:
III.D.1. Written Progress Reports on new construction projects, construction change directives and change orders
Subject:
III.D.1.a. EGV Architects, Inc.
Subject:
III.D.1.a.(1) New LBJ Middle School
Subject:
III.D.1.a.(2) New Garza-Pena Elementary School
Subject:
III.D.1.b. ROFA Architects
Subject:
III.D.1.b.(1) New Palmer Elementary School
Subject:
III.D.1.b.(2) College, Career & Technology Academy (CCTA) HVAC/Welding Shop Additions - Phase I
Subject:
III.D.1.b.(3) Demolition of the old Farias Elementary School
Subject:
III.D.1.b.(4) Weight Rooms at PSJA High School and PSJA Memorial High School
Subject:
III.D.1.c. Gignac Architects
Subject:
III.D.1.c.(1) New Longoria Elementary School
Subject:
III.D.1.c.(2) New Alamo Middle School
Subject:
III.D.1.c.(3) New Austin Middle School
Subject:
III.D.1.c.(4) Yzaguirre Middle School
Subject:
III.D.1.d. Milnet Architects
Subject:
III.D.1.d.(1) New Ramirez Elementary School
Subject:
III.D.2. Substantial completion of Garza-Pena Elementary School
Subject:
III.E. Human Resources
Subject:
III.E.1. Employment of Professional Personnel - Teaching and Non-Teaching
Subject:
III.F. Reports
Subject:
III.F.1. Use of District Facilities
Subject:
III.F.2. Disbursements for the month of September 2014
Subject:
III.F.3. Tax Collector's Report for the month of September 2014
Subject:
III.F.4. Fees paid to Purchasing Cooperatives fees for the 2014-15 school year
Subject:
III.G. END OF CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
Subject:
IV. Finance
Subject:
IV.A. Report on Donations to the District
Subject:
IV.A.1. John H. "Jack" McKeever Elementary School
Subject:
IV.A.1.a. Lone Star National Bank/$200.00/for school uniforms
Subject:
IV.A.2. Edith & Ethel Carman Elementary School
Subject:
IV.A.2.a. NAFT Federal Credit Union/$1,000.00 ($500.00 for students and $500.00 staff to be used for incentives)
Subject:
IV.A.3. Amanda Garza-Pena Elementary School
Subject:
IV.A.3.a. NAFT Federal Credit Union/$1,000.00/Staff Incentives
Subject:
IV.A.4. PSJA Thomas Jefferson T-STEM Early College High School
Subject:
IV.A.4.a. Lydia Gomez/$1,000.00 - Scholarships for Johanna Amaro & Victoria M. Hernandez ($500.00 each)
Subject:
IV.B. Legal Services Contract - O'Hanlon, Rodriguez, Betancourt & Demerath
Subject:
IV.C. Award bids for re-roofing at Career, College and Technology Academy (CCTA) and Napper Elementary School
Subject:
IV.D. Discussion and action on bids on tax resale properties
Subject:
V. Support Services
Subject:
V.A. Sale and/or purchase of real estate and/or easements
Subject:
VI. Executive Session
Subject:
VI.A. Consultation with Attorney - Gov't Code 551.071 through 551.084
Subject:
VI.A.1. Sale and/or purchase of real estate and/or easements
Subject:
VII. Adjourn

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