Shifts $5,000 at Skyline High's arts academy to pay Youth Together for student internship stipends

At the recommendation of the Measures N and H Commission, the Board is changing Skyline High School's 2024-25 Visual and Performing Arts Academy Plan. Three lines are reduced: teacher stipends by $1,000, substitutes by $1,000 and materials and supplies by $3,000. A new $5,000 contract with Youth Together will process and pay internship stipends for students in the arts pathway. This moves existing money rather than adding new spending.

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Vendor / partner: Youth Together
Action: Other
Category: Budget, finance & payments
Term: Jul 1, 2024 – Jun 30, 2025
Schools: Skyline High School
Presented by: Measures N and H - College and Career Readiness Commission
File: 24-2118 · agenda L.-115
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Dec 11, 2024

Official text

Adoption by the Board of Education, upon recommendation by the Measures N and H Commission, of a 2024-2025 Education Improvement Plan/Budget modification for Skyline High School to reduce the following three line items from their Visual and Performing Arts Academy Plan: (1) $4,620.00 Teacher Salaries Stipends: Extended Contracts for the VAPA Academy Teachers/ Certificated Staff to attend Collaboration & Professional Development Time by $1,000.00 to $3,620.00, (2) $3,000.00 Teacher Substitutes by $1,000.00 to $2,000.00, (3) $5,500.00 Materials and Supplies by $3,000.00 to $2,500.00, and establishing a new strategic action for $5,000.00 Contract with Youth Together to process and pay out internship stipends for students in the Visual and Performing Arts Pathway, as stated in the justification section of the New or Revised Strategic Action Section of the Budget Modification Form.

History

Nov 5, 2024 Adopted (Measures N and H - College and Career Readiness Commission)
Dec 11, 2024 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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