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a communication from Mayor Marc C. McGovern, transmitting the Highlights from School Committee Meeting May 1, 2018
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CITY OF CAMBRIDGE
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
mayor@cambridgema.gov
Marc C. McGovern
Phone: [phone removed]
Mayor
Fax: [phone removed]
MEMORANDUM
To:
Cambridge City Council
From:
Marc C. McGovern, Mayor
Date:
May 3, 2018
Subject:
Communicating Highlights from School Committee Meeting May 1, 2018
To the Honorable, the City Council: Please find highlights from Tuesday, May 1" School Committee
Meeting
• Instructional & Professional Time Report: Joint Labor Management Co-Chairs: Dr. Anda Adams,
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Dan Monahan, President CEA. Overview and
findings of Joint Labor Management group charged with making recommendations related to
instructional and professional time.
• Vision: ensure that teachers and students have time to teach and learn through rigorous, joyful
culturally responsive learning
Goal Criteria: includes student and educator time, schedules that respect needs of staff
students, families, and community for time outside of school, alignment to the CPSD District
Plan and financially feasible and sustainable.
Process/Timeline: stakeholder engagement Spring-Summer 2018including ongoing analysis
and development of recommendations back to School Committee Fall 2018,
Recommendation from Superintendent and Vote Winter 2019, Bargaining and Planning
2019-20, goal implementation SY 2020-21.
• Additional motions/topics:
• School Committee on record as supportive of the Parent Summit scheduled for Saturday,
May 12, 2018 held at the Fletcher Maynard Anatomy.
• School Committee motions involving MBTA services at CRLS: including moving forward
hat coordination and collaboration with the City Manager's office for implementation of an
MBTA pass subsidy and confirming data of changes that could be made to MBTA routes and
frequency that would more equitably serve CRLS students.