Fall break has caused a shift in the scheduling of the first Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board meeting of October, which occurs Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the District Learning Center.
The board will this evening be taking a look at the annual financial report, as well as considering approval of changes to the extracurricular fee schedule for both the middle and high schools. No fee amounts were changed, but clubs and classes that were absent from the original schedule have now been included.
During this evening’s meeting, the board will also take a look at the EVIT lease agreement. The East Valley Institute of Technology is currently operating out of the campus that formerly housed Four Peaks Elementary School.
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Fall break has caused a shift in the scheduling of the first Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board meeting of October, which occurs Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the District Learning Center.
The board will this evening be taking a look at the annual financial report, as well as considering approval of changes to the extracurricular fee schedule for both the middle and high schools. No fee amounts were changed, but clubs and classes that were absent from the original schedule have now been included.
During this evening’s meeting, the board will also take a look at the EVIT lease agreement. The East Valley Institute of Technology is currently operating out of the campus that formerly housed Four Peaks Elementary School.
Under the discussion agenda, the board will discuss the teacher evaluation system, as well as a pair of extracurricular trips. The DECA club is looking to head to Orlando in early 2018 while the high school soccer team aims to take a trip to Northern Arizona University in November.
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