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WARNING
ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
ENDS COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday December 4, 2024 5:30 PM
Central Office Conference Room
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 570-701-4121
PIN: 200 714 701#
Agenda
I. Opening
Meeting Purpose: Review and update Ends Policies to reflect Ownership/Stakeholder input from the Portrait of a Graduate created last May/June 2023.
Public Comment
II. Committee Work/Charge
Policy Decisions: District Governance
Continue work on ENDS Policy
Bring back Ends Policies recommendations to the whole OSSD Board in December Board Meeting
III. Closing
Decide if next meeting is needed
Adjournment
WARNING
ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
Committee Meeting
Wednesday, December 4, 2024 at 6:30 PM
Central Office Conference Room
24 Central St., Randolph VT
Meeting ID meet.google.com/vtw-suiz-ysf
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 347-754-4758
PIN: 635 623 547#
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Public and/or Staff to be heard
Board business:
3. Nominate a chair
4. Nominate a vice chair
5. Professional Staff Negotiation Committee Meeting to discuss plan and proposal (Executive
Session)
6. Identify next meeting time
Closure:
7. Adjourn
WARNING
ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
Committee Meeting
Tuesday, December 3, 2024 at 5 PM
Central Office Conference Room
24 Central Street, Randolph VT
Google Meet joining info meet.google.com/zqn-ywry-gct
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 225-434-0415
PIN: 874 020 223#
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Public and/or Staff to be heard
Board business:
3. Nominate a chair
4. Nominate a vice chair
5. Support Staff Negotiation Committee Meeting to discuss plan and proposal (Executive Session)
6. Identify next meeting time
Closure:
7. Adjourn
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 13th 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.c
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 13th 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.c
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.
The RUHS varsity bowling team just finished a season for the record books. The Galloping Ghosts finished the regular season undefeated winning the inaugural central division championship. The success didn’t stop there for the Ghosts. They looked to continue their winning ways as they headed to the team bowling state championship. The Ghosts made it all the way to the finals where they finished off the season in emphatic fashion with a dominant 4-0 win in a best of 7 series against South Burlington. This win brought home the Ghosts first team bowling state championship in program history!
Click here to see the news clip and article from NBC5.
Congratulations Ethan Davignon for reaching the 1000 point milestone. Ethan finished his high school basketball career with a total of 1017 points. He joins a very select group of athletes at Randolph as he is just the 10th Galloping Ghost to reach this mark and the first to do it since 2016.
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WARNING
ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
ENDS COMMITTEE MEETING
Wednesday December 4, 2024 5:30 PM
Central Office Conference Room
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 570-701-4121
PIN: 200 714 701#
Agenda
I. Opening
Meeting Purpose: Review and update Ends Policies to reflect Ownership/Stakeholder input from the Portrait of a Graduate created last May/June 2023.
Public Comment
II. Committee Work/Charge
Policy Decisions: District Governance
Continue work on ENDS Policy
Bring back Ends Policies recommendations to the whole OSSD Board in December Board Meeting
III. Closing
Decide if next meeting is needed
Adjournment
WARNING
ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
Committee Meeting
Wednesday, December 4, 2024 at 6:30 PM
Central Office Conference Room
24 Central St., Randolph VT
Meeting ID meet.google.com/vtw-suiz-ysf
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 347-754-4758
PIN: 635 623 547#
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Public and/or Staff to be heard
Board business:
3. Nominate a chair
4. Nominate a vice chair
5. Professional Staff Negotiation Committee Meeting to discuss plan and proposal (Executive
Session)
6. Identify next meeting time
Closure:
7. Adjourn
WARNING
ORANGE SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
Committee Meeting
Tuesday, December 3, 2024 at 5 PM
Central Office Conference Room
24 Central Street, Randolph VT
Google Meet joining info meet.google.com/zqn-ywry-gct
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 225-434-0415
PIN: 874 020 223#
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Public and/or Staff to be heard
Board business:
3. Nominate a chair
4. Nominate a vice chair
5. Support Staff Negotiation Committee Meeting to discuss plan and proposal (Executive Session)
6. Identify next meeting time
Closure:
7. Adjourn
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 13th 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.c
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 13th 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.c
Most Sincerely,
Layne W. Millington
OSSD Superintendent