Superintendent Davis thanked the CCEA for their willingness to meet and work through the review process.

Michael McAuley, Assistant Superintendent for Climate and Culture, noted one minor edit to the action step in the Clay Virtual Academy plan related to teacher-student contact regarding those students that are off-track for success.  Per CCEA consult, added reference to state statute regarding required teacher contact with student when failing.

Board discussion followed regarding PACE and a question raised pertaining to transportation provisions for Keystone students.  Mr. Davis will look into the matter and update the Board.  

Superintendent Davis gave an update on the trajectory of the storm's path and the district's preparations and possible school closures.  Mr. Davis will continue to monitor the storm and stay in close communication with Emergency Management.  He will keep the Board posted of any changes.  There was brief discussion about TRIM guidelines should it become necessary to move the September 5, 2019, Regular board meeting which includes the final public hearing on the 2019-2020 budget.