Meeting called to order at 6:30 p.m. by co-chair Kelly Smith. Quorum not established.
Elementary Report – Carol Bartholomew. Birchwood Camp was a blast. No real issues or problems with transition to changes in elementary configuration for next year.
Secondary Report – Siri Khalsa. Middle school committee met; Siri attended DECA conference.
Registration Committee – Diana Ede. Many helpful changes to the registration process will be implemented in the fall.
Principal’s report – Denise. Class lists will be available before the school year ends. Art installation will begin next week; 1% for art committee met to discuss placing of pieces, display of miniatures with student statements. Calendar for next year is done. Frank distributed parking flier that will be placed on cars parked in fire line.
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by co-chair Kelly Smith. Introductions were made. The agenda was
approved by consent. Approval of the minutes of last month’smeeting was deferred because the minutes were not
available.
DECA Funding Request
Distributive Education Club of America (DECA) students Ian Worthington, Kelsey Cook, and Joel Adams requested
funding for four students and a chaperone to attend the national DECA conference in Dallas April 29 – May 2. At the
recent state DECA conference, 4 students qualified to go to the national conference. Other fundraising plans include
�Tomorrow is an In-service Day. Students go directly to their Intensives on Monday.
�This is the final Polaris News print edition�www.polarisk12.org will be updated during the summer and the Wolf Tracks school newsletter will arrive in your mailbox soon.
�Check the 2006-07 Polaris calendar loaded with dates for registration, classes & events.
�Read about the 1% for Art panels designed by students & Gordon Huether in the lobby.
�Coffee & Conversation about summertime opportunities is 8:30am Th May 25 in Library.
�Senior graduation is 7 pm Monday June 5 at Wendy Williamson Auditorium. Please contact Cindy or Frank to help with food, serving & cleaning up for the reception.
�Going paperless! Look on www.polarisk12.org & for your parentforumlist e-mail edition of future Polaris News. Next week�s edition will be the final Thursday folder distribution. Paper copies available outside the workroom.
�Kudos to the Polaris Drama Dept & 8th Hour Musical Theater students *Working* in the new theater space. Congratulations to Prom committee for a memorable *Night in Central Park.* And, wow, is it clean around here!
�Teacher Appreciation Week finale� is tomorrow. Committed, caring and creative individuals working together as a team make all the difference in education. Show your gratitude to the adults who help teach our children!
�Polar Polooza champions, Dagobah System, helped raise over $1200 for Ellipsis. Sing In, Sing Out for Peace featured many Polaris musicians, too.
�*Working,* a musical celebration of the American workplace, will be presented in-the-round with the new theater seating by Polaris Drama Dept May 3, 4 & 5 at 7 pm. Tickets $5 from Bill Brune or at the door. Our actors, singers & dancers will astound you, accompanied by Janet Carr-Campbell!
�Parents of Adolescents finish the DVD Friday May 5 2-3 pm in Allie�s.
�*A Night in Central Park* is the theme for this Saturday�s Prom at Tanglewood Chalet 8 pm-midnight. Advance tickets only. Larry has a few coveted openings for chaperones 10-12 & cleaning up after all the fun.
