1995 06-15 Agenda CITY OF POWAY
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
ADdOURNED REGULAR MEETING - dUNE 15, 1995 - 7:00 P.M.
dOINT MEETING WITH THE POWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRIGT
BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEADOWBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM
12320 MEADOWBROOK LANE
THIS IS AN INFORMAL WORKSHOP MEETING OF THE COUNCIL JOINTLY WITH THE SCHOOL BOARD
AND IS NOT DESIGNED FOR PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS ON DOCKETED ITEMS. HOWEVER, IF YOU
FEEL YOU HAVE INFORMATION PERTINENT TO THE AGENDA, YOU MAY ARRANGE FOR INPUT WITH
THE MAYOR PRIOR TO THE MEETING. ITEM 10, PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, IS PROVIDED
TO GIVE THE PUBLIC THE OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK ON ANY CITY-RELATED ITEM NOT
APPEARING ON THE AGENDA; HOWEVER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE LAW, NO ACTION MAY BE
TAKEN AT THIS MEETING ON ANY SUCH ITEM.
1. ROLL CALL - CAFAGNA, CALLERY, EMERY, REXFORD, HIGGINSON
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Mayor Higginson
3. WELCOME A. Board President Charlene Zettel - Introduction of School Board
B. Mayor Don Higginson - Introduction of City Council
REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS
4. Recognition of Poway City Council - Board Members Mangum & Ranftle
5. Historical Update of City/School District Joint Projects and Programs -
Superintendent Reeves
6. Update on Juvenile/Police Liasion Programs - City Manager Bowersox
7. Future Joint Projects & Programs - Superintendent Reeves
8. Future Redevelopment Funding - City Manager Bowersox
9. Roundtable Discussion of City/School District Joint Issues
10. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
ADJOURNHENT
POWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SPECIAL JOINT MEETING
WITH
POWAY CITY COUNCIL
JUNE 15, 1995
Multipurpose Room
Meadowbrook Middle School
12320 Meadowbrook Lane
Poway, CA 92064
1. Call to order 7:00 p.m.
2. Salute to Flag - Mayor Don Higginson
3. Welcome · Board President Charlene Zettel - Introduction of School Boardj
· Mayor Don Higginson - Introduction of City Council
4. Reports and Presentations:
A. Recognition of Po~vay City Council - Mr. Jeff Mangum and j
Ms. Penny Ranftle, Board Members
B. Historical Update of City/School District Joint Projects and
Programs - Dr. Robert Reeves, District Superintendent j
C. Update on Juvenile Police Liaison Program - Mr. James Bowersox,
City Manager
D. Furore Joint Projects and Programs - Dr. Robert Reeves, District
Superintendent
E. Future Redevelopment Funding - Mr. James Bowersox, City Manager
F. Round Table Discussion of City/School District Joint Issues - City
Council/School Board
5. Adjournment
TO: BOARD OF ,.,.)UCATION MEETINg= DATE: June 15, 1995
FROM: Robert L Reeves AGENDA ITEM: 4-B.
SUBJECT: HISTORICAL UPDATE OF CITY/SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD GOAL: NIA
JOINT PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS
[] Action
[] Consent Calendar
[] First Reading
RECOMMENDATION: [] Information
Information only. [] Presentation
[] Public Hearing
[] Roll Call Vote
DISCUSSION: Required
Since the incorporation of the City of Poway, the City and the School District have nurtured a
cooperative effort in order to extend the greatest possible benefits to our common constituency.
The past 14 years have resulted in the development of numerous joint facilities and shared
programs that have contributed to improving the quality of life in the City while enhancing the
learning environment for the children attending Poway schools.
A summary of these joint efforts is as follows:
Facilities
Poway High School Performing Arts Center
Twin Peaks Gymnasium
Meadowbrook Gymnasium
Poway High stadium lighting, bleachers, concession/rest room facility, running track, and field
improvements
Poway High School varsity baseball field
Valle Verde school site sale and park development
Twin Peaks, Tierra Bonita, Midland, and Pomerado field upgrades
Future Farmers of America facility at Lake Poway
Silverset school site/park development
School bus parking facility
Modernization funding for Valley, Pomerado, Midland, Garden Road Elementaries, and Poway
High School
Continued . . .
MOVED BY: SECONDED BY:
VOTE: MANGUM __ McMILLAN __ RANFll. E __ ZAWORSKI-SURKE __ z,t:~ ItL
Proqrams
Crossing guards
DARE
YMCNPRYDE Programs at Meadowbrook Middle School
Safe Schools Safe Communities Task Force
Juvenile/Police Liaison Program
Traffic Safety Support
Community Pool usage
The above listing does not include the day-to-day support each agency provides to the other to
resolve the on-going operational issues our staffs confront,
We believe the relationship that exists between the City and the School District is unique and
should not go unrecognized. We should be proud of our accomplishments and should look forward
to our future joint efforts.
TO: BOARD OF ~UCATION MEETINg_ DATE: June 26, 1995
FROM: Robert L. Reeves AGENDA ITEM: 4-D.
SUBJECT: FUTURE JOINT PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS aOARD ~OAL: ~A
[] Action
RECOMMENDATION: [] Consent Calendar
Information only, [] First Reading
[] Information
: [] Presentation
[] Public Hearing
[] Roll Call Vote
DISCUSSION: Required
In looking forward, we believe it is important to continue our joint efforts to provide improved levels
of programs, services, and facilities for the community and the students of the District. In this
regard, there is much to be done.
Projects currently identified which are under consideration, or have been previously approved, are
listed below:
Joint use and development of the Professional Development Center
· Additional modernization projects as schools reach 30 years of age
· Technology upgrades for all Poway schools
· Joint use and development of a new soccer facility at Pomerado Elementary School
Joint use and development of a new soccer facility at Poway High School
· Funding of Preschool and Extended Student Services facilities at elementary sites
· Continued development of DARE, Juvenile/Police Liaison, after school youth, gang
prevention, and other programs to address the safety of students and the community
· Traffic safety efforts
We look forward to the challenges of jointly meeting the needs of our students and community.
MOVED BY: SECONDED BY:
VOTE: MANGUM -- McMILLAN -- RANI~fl.E -- ZAWORSKI-BURKE /..t:l It:IL