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ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT 

ENDS COMMITTEE MEETING

AGENDA

Wednesday September 25, 2024 5:00 PM

OSSD CONFERENCE ROOM

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I. Opening

Committee Attendance:  Ensuring a Quorum 

 

Meeting Purpose: Review and update Ends Policies to reflect Ownership/Stakeholder input from the Portrait of a Graduate created May/June 2023.

 

Public Comment:  

 

II. Committee Work/Charge

Policy Decisions: District Governance

 

Update Ends Policies to reflect Ownership/Stakeholder input from the Portrait of a Graduate created May/June 2023.

 

Discuss timeline and deadlines for work to be completed. 

 

Bring Ends Policies recommendations to the whole OSSD Board for discussion/approval.

III. Closing

Decide on if a future meeting is needed and if so, set a date. 

 

Adjournment

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ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT

REGULAR BOARD MEETING

 

WEDNESDAY, September 11, 2024

6 PM AT RUMHS Media Center

 

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AGENDA

Updates and regular business

 

ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT

SPECIAL BOARD MEETING

Thursday, August 22, 20246 PM

Central Office Conference Room

24 Central Street, Randolph Vt

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AGENDA

I. Public Comment

II. Braintree School Board Vacancy (action)

III. Adjourn

WARNING

ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT

REGULAR BOARD MEETING

 

WEDNESDAY, August 14, 2024

6 PM AT Randolph Elementary School

 

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AGENDA

Updates and regular business

 

Dear OSSD Community,

We hope that your spring vacation is going well.  We wanted to share more good news about the Orange Southwest School District.  A short while ago, our High School joined our middle school and Braintree Elementary by being recognized in the national rankings.  RUHS (grades 9-12) is ranked as the 13^th highest performing high school in the state of Vermont.  We are also ranked above 77% of the approximately 23,500 public high schools in the United States.

I want to personally thank our leadership team and all the staff that have contributed their hard work to making this possible for our students.

“Randolph Union High School earned high National and metro-area rankings in 2024 Best High Schools, which U.S. News released yesterday. Here is your school’s updated U.S. News profile page, with details about its rankings: https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/vermont/districts/orange-southwest-unified-school-district/randolph-union-high-school-201657.”

Most Sincerely,

Layne W. Millington

OSSD Superintendent

Dear OSSD Community,

 

We hope that your spring vacation is going well.  We wanted to share more good news about the Orange Southwest School District.  A short while ago, our High School joined our middle school and Braintree Elementary by being recognized in the national rankings.  RUHS (grades 9-12) is ranked as the 13^th highest performing high school in the state of Vermont.  We are also ranked above 77% of the approximately 23,500 public high schools in the United States.

I want to personally thank our leadership team and all the staff that have contributed their hard work to making this possible for our students.

“Randolph Union High School earned high National and metro-area rankings in 2024 Best High Schools, which U.S. News released yesterday. Here is your school’s updated U.S. News profile page, with details about its rankings: https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/vermont/districts/orange-southwest-unified-school-district/randolph-union-high-school-201657.”

 

Most Sincerely,

 

Layne W. Millington

OSSD Superintendent

On February 13, 11 Randolph Union students and three chaperones embarked on a nine-day service learning trip to Cusco, Peru.  After 26 hours of travel—by bus, airplane, and car—students and chaperones arrived in Cusco, one of the South American nation’s most populous cities, high in the Andes Mountains. They were greeted by local Ubelong team leader, Martina Käser. That organization was responsible for organizing student homestays and coordinating day-to-day activities.  During the trip, the students and chaperones lived with host families in Tambillo, completed service learning in a local community center, visited the Sacred Valley, and toured Machu Picchu.