Useful Resources

Redistricting – Upcoming Dates

Important Dates:

APFO Legislative Hearing

Monday, September 11th 5:00 (RALLY) 6:00 pm (HEARING)

George Howard Building - 3430 Courthouse Dr. Ellicott City

Ours and many other Associations are advising that Council Bill 61 be amended with specific provisions to more fairly and equitably balance well-planned growth and effective mitigation for our public infrastructure.

REGIONAL MEETINGS (The Interim Superintendent presents the final AAC plan to the public):

Tuesday, Sept. 12, 7:30 p.m., Wilde Lake High School

Wednesday, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m., Howard High School

NOTE: When I called OSP, Renee Kamen said they were still deciding if they would take public testimony at these meetings. Hopefully, they will because it would be really nice for the citizens of HoCo to have a voice before the Superintendent instead of the old party line, "you got to fill out the survey."

INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS

Tuesday, Oct. 3, 7:30 p.m.
Boardroom of the Department of Education Building,
10910 Clarksville Pike, Ellicott City, MD 21042

Presentation to the Board of Education of Attendance Area Adjustment Plan. The Attendance Area Adjustment recommendations are made by the Superintendent at a Board of Education meeting, taking into consideration the input from the AAC and the public.

BOE HEARINGS & PUBLIC WORK SESSIONS
(all BOE work sessions are open to public, will be live-streamed)

October 26th, 7 pm, BOE, Public Hearing 1 (pre-registration begins October 5th & closes Oct 25th)

November 1st, 7:30 pm, BOE work session 1 (no public comment)

November 2nd, 7:30 pm, BOE work session 2 (no public comment)

November 7th, 7pm, BOE, Public Hearing 2 (pre-registration begins October 17th & Closes 6th)

November 9th, work session 3

November 14th, work session 4

November 16th, BOE votes to approve the Attendance Area Adjustment Plan

--The BOE reviews the recommendations and decides whether it will move to approve changes in the school attendance areas.

--After the BOE’s decision, citizens may submit appeals

 

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