Agenda 11.18.15; Minutes 11.4.15
Post date: Nov 9, 2015 11:59:50 PM
Agenda 11.18.15
Approval of Minutes
Reports
Athletics over Break Motion
Money Allocation Motion
Notes and New Business
Council Minutes 11.4.15
“We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.” ~Ronald Reagan
Approval of Minutes
“I move to amend the minutes under “I move to refer this motion to OEC” by adding a bullet: “Summary of discussion:”
Debate Closes
Motion Passes
Reports
A-Mod: Discussed winter carnival and athletics over break with administration. Also discussed COOP in the cafeteria — we have no authority over this
Treasurer: Current Council Funds $3,616.26. Current Co-Curric $3,604
Secretary: Staff Alternate can vote
PR: Letter to Broadside about Council
SL: Ready to bring the Athletics over Break motion
SA: Winter Carnival finalized list of events
OEC: Discussed Handbook and Bylaw Revision motion
Admin: Discussed moving Wednesday start time, will be meeting with SAU about buses
Condom: Working with Mr. Coylewright
Curric: Working on homework survey
Nick Beard Opinion Board: Guidelines Committee will be Mr. Bourne, Georgia Sparks, and Nanako Shirai
J Comm: Meeting Friday Activity Period in Ms. Caldwell’s room to elect a chair
March Intensive: Juniors and Seniors will be placed on Friday, so they must register by Thursday Common Ground.
Freshman Open Campus
(“I move that eligibility for open campus be changed to include second-semester freshmen.”)
“I move to refer this motion to OEC”
We are ready to amend and pass this motion so why waste time
Motion fails
“I move to amend the motion to read: “I move that eligibility for open campus be changed to include fourth-quarter freshmen.’”
Maybe add a trial period
“I move to amend the amendment to include the language that it would be for a 1 year trial period revisited a year from now in November”
Will it be worth it in the end?
Who will analyze the trial?
Debate Closes
Amendment Passes
Debate Closes
Amendment Passes
Motion at this point reads: “I move that eligibility for open campus be changed to include fourth-quarter freshmen for a one year trial period to be revisited in November 2016.”
Similar points brought up to those made in past meetings
With trial period, we can analyze the success or failure of freshmen going off campus
Fourth-quarter freshmen aren’t much different than first-semester sophomores
If it is one trial year, then parents might not fight back as much
May disrupt the community in the cafe
Debate Closes
Motion Passes
Meeting Adjourns