Sentences with phrase «board session focused»

Much of Wednesday's board session focused on the issue which seems to have no easy solution.

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Every three years the Board of Directors and membership body undertake a formal planning session to ensure the organisation's strategic plan is geared towards focusing available resources to address major goals to advance and protect the interests of the entire industry.

The board's attorney remained solely focused on the argument that, by breaking the rules of executive session, Paladino broke education and municipal law and disrupted the business of the board.

The board's attorney, meanwhile, remained solely focused on the argument that by breaking the rules of executive session Paladino broke education law and disrupted the business of the board — both of which he would continue to do if he's not stripped of his board seat.

Going into the hearing, most people suspected Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia would keep the attorneys narrowly focused on the issue at hand — whether Paladino violated board rules for executive session.

But the hearing before Elia focuses not on those Paladino comments, but on whether he should be ousted for publicly talking about confidential information the board discussed in executive session.

The School Board's case has been narrowly focused on its accusations that Paladino violated board policy when he disclosed confidential information discussed in executive sesBoard's case has been narrowly focused on its accusations that Paladino violated board policy when he disclosed confidential information discussed in executive sesboard policy when he disclosed confidential information discussed in executive session.

The hearing will focus on a complaint by other school board members that Paladino violated policy by disclosing information that was discussed in executive session.

When asked if Common Core will be the focus of the August State Board of Education meeting, she explained that there have been mini orientation sessions about the Common Core embedded into the State Board of Education meetings for the past several months, and August will be no different.

This interactive session focuses on how to build and sustain the relationship between the board and the school leader which is so critical to the school's ultimate success.

We will have several sessions focused on advocacy tips and techniques including a panel of school board members who will talk about how they advocate for their schools with lawmakers.

This session may not be necessary for participants who have attended Board Member Certification Courses (CBAs) 300 and 301, or who have documented participation in in - district workshops focused on superintendent evaluation conducted by MASB trainers.

Focus on one word family each session, but find ways to revisit learning from previous sessions by starting a word family bulletin board or creating a book of all the word families they've studied to date.

The session focused on how the Kentucky Education Association (KEA), state Department of Education, school districts and National Board Certified Teachers (NBCT) are reforming education in Kentucky despite not receiving the first round of federal Race to the Top funding.

We're looking for breakout sessions that focus on helping school board members and administrators govern effectively in the fast - moving world of K - 12 education.

Grooming education sessions will focus on how to build your business by adding rapid growth areas including daycare, boarding and dog training, while animal wellness sections will focus on small animal care in stores and best practices for birds, reptiles and fish.

With the Global Ethics Summit winding down in New York, one of the event's final sessions focused on board diversity.

Other activities at the Annual Meeting and Conference include: topic - focused plenary sessions; addresses by distinguished speakers from family therapy and allied fields; concurrent presentations; open forums for broad issues such as family policy, diversity, ethics, and credentialing; group dialogue sessions on gender and diversity issues; awards to outstanding professionals within the family therapy field; business and Board meetings; and social time for building networks with peers from across the country.