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Elementary School Staff Below you will find contact information for FACS's Elementary School Instructional Team. Barbara Hoover Interventionist bhoover@faithacademync.org Alta Green Interventionist agreen@faithacademync.org Anna Bradshaw Exploratory abradshaw@faithacademync.org Maria Freeman Fifth Grade mfreeman@faithacademync.org Donna Rowland Fourth Grade drowland@faithacademync.org Therisa Earnhardt Third Grade tearnhardt@faithacademync.org Laura Zimmerman-Clark Second Grade lzimmermanclark@faithacademync.org Anna Alman Second Grade aalman@faithacademync.org Diane Morton First Grade dmorton@faithacademync.org Victoria Wright Kindergarten vwright@faithacademync.org Michelle Deese Kindergarten mdeese@faithacademync.org Lisa Overcash Interventionist lovercash@faithacademync.org Barbara Hoover Exploratory bhoover@faithacademync.org Rosemary Beard Exploratory rbeard@faithacademync.org Jennifer Crow Fifth Grade jcrow@faithacademync.org Jessica Moeller Fourth Grade jmoeller@faithacademync.org Renee Call Third Grade rcall@faithacademync.org Ronda White Second Grade rwhite@faithacademync.org Laura Broome First Grade lbroome@faithacademync.org Sarah McVay First Grade smcvay@faithacademync.org Tanya Trexler Kindergarten ttrexler@faithacademync.org Sierra Barger Pressley Kindergarten spressley@faithacademync.org Carol Miller Interventionist cmiller@faithacademync.org Sharon Gunther Exploratory sgunther@faithacademync.org Brittany Zemanick Fifth Grade bzemanick@faithacademync.org Ashley Woods Fourth Grade awoods@faithacademync.org Meredith Teeter Third Grade mteeter@faithacademync.org Jon Carpenter Third Grade jcarpenter@faithacademync.org Rhonda Miller Second Grade rmiller@faithacademync.org Magan Dellinger First Grade mdellinger@faithacademync.org Kristen Lewis First Grade klewis@faithacademync.org Brandy Ashley Kindergarten bashley@faithacademync.org Paula Askew Kindergarten paskew@faithacademync.org Lisa Laws Interventionist llaws@faithacademync.org Jenna Freeze Exploratory jfreeze@faithacademync.org Tara Parker Fifth Grade tparker@faithacademync.org Adrienne Parker Fourth Grade aparker@faithacademync.org Erin Wolff Third Grade ewolff@faithacademync.org Amber Adams Second Grade aadams@faithacademync.org Eddie Fowler Second Grade efowler@faithacademync.org Mary Ann Roberson First Grade mroberson@faithacademync.org Dawn Derringer First Grade dderringer@faithacademync.org Brittany Keys Kindergarten bkeys@faithacademync.org

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Open Staff Positions Faith Academy Charter is currently hiring qualified candidates for the following positio ns. K-8 Positions: If you are interested in employment at our school, please complete this application form and send resumes and letters of interest to Chad Mitchell at cmitchell@faithacademyn c.or g Grade 3 Teacher (2025-2026 SY) Elementary PE Teacher (2025-2026 SY) Elementary Music Teacher (2025-2026 SY) Substitute Teacher 9-12 Po sitions: If you are interested in employment at our school, please complete this application form and send resu mes and letters of interest to Chad Mitchell at cmitchell@faithacademyn c.or g Click here to view the job description for High School Teachers 6-12 Guidance Counselor Substitute Teacher Exceptional Children Teacher (Inclusion) Schoolwide P ositions : If you are interested in employment at our school, please complete this application form and send resu mes and letters of interest to Chad Mitchell at cmitchell@faithacademyn c.or g Title VII Non-Discrimination Policy To view our Title VII policy, please click here Why work at FACS? Supportive Environment - Small Class Sizes - Professional Development Opportunities Unique Curriculum - Project Based Learning - Responsive Classroom - Life Skills Curriculum - CTE Pathways Community Focused - Collaborate with Local Business - Parental Support - Partner with Non-Profits Competitive Benefits - State Health Plan - Retirement and 401k - Commensurate Salary

Contact Us Lower School (K-8): 420 North Main Street, Faith, NC 28041 Upper School (9-12): 1000 School Street, Faith, NC 28041 Mailing Address: Post Office Box #182, Faith, NC 28041 Phone: 704-603-8437 Have a specific question? Reach out to one of our staff members directly for the quickest response. Chad Mitchell cmitchell@faithacademync.org - High School Principal/Lead Administrator Jeff Street, jstreet@faithacademync.org - K - 4th Grade Principal Stacy Byrd, sbyrd@faithacademync.org - 5th - 8th Grade Principal Amy Wise, awise@faithacademync.org - Testing and Accountability Melinda Ruckart, mruckart@faithacademync.org - Spirit Wear Leslie Dyer, ldyer@faithacademync.org - Student Health Concerns Megan Hatley, mhatley@faithacademync.org - Student Meals Howard Torrence, htorrence@faithacademync.org - Sports Tara Beaver, tara@chartersuccesspartners.com - Student Enrollment Any other concerns? Contact Addy Cofer - acofer@faithacademync.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairperson - George Wilhelm gwilhelm@faithacademync.org George Wilhelm is a lifelong Faith resident who attended Faith Elementary School. He holds a B.A. from Pheiffer University where he took a number of teacher preparation courses and is a retired sheriff of Rowan County. During his tenure as Sheriff, George made significant accomplishments relating to drug enforcement and highway safety. As a member of the National Sheriff’s Association, Sheriff Wilhelm received the J. Stannard Baker Award for accomplishments with highway safety and served on the N.S.A. Committee for highway safety. As Sheriff, George had varied experience as a volunteer member of multiple boards of non-profit organizations in Rowan County. He is no stranger to the “nuts and bolts” of organizational operation, including handling a large budget and personnel management as well as supervision. Those who know him well recognize that volunteerism, especially that in the service of education, is undertaken with great commitment by George. Vice Chairperson - Gene Miller gmiller@faithacademync.org Gene Miller graduated from Appalachian State University with a BS in Education and Science and earned his graduate degree in banking from the University of Virginia. He also holds an Advanced Degree for School Finance Officer from the NC Department of Public Instruction. Gene is a retired Assistant Superintendent of Operations, having worked for both the Rowan-Salisbury Schools and Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools. Prior to that, he was the Senior Regional Vice President and City Executive for Southern National Bank and First Colony Savings. Gene serves on numerous boards including: State Employees Credit Union, Communities in Schools, Nazareth’s Child and Family Connection (Vice Chairman), Church Council (Chairman) First United Methodist Church, and the Salisbury Civitan Club (District Area Director). He is married to Martha S. Miller of Laurinburg since 1971 and has two children, a daughter in Charlotte and a son in Atlanta and two grandchildren. In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf, traveling and shag dancing. Treasurer - Liz Morrow emorrow@faithacademync.org Liz Morrow, CPA graduated from Appalachian State University with a Master of Science in Accounting. She currently works part time for Potter and Company in Concord and for her family’s rental real estate business. She is married to Dan Morrow and has three boys: Luke, Walker, and Jack. She is an active member of First Baptist Church, and served on her children’s preschool Board and as an officer in Faith Elementary School’s PTA. Her favorite activities are fishing, snow skiing, hiking, and going to the lake. Secretary - Nick Lefko nlefko@faithacademync.org Nick Lefko attended Faith Elementary school as a child and graduated from Catawba College where he was a 4 year starter for the Catawba Baseball team. He has been an Aflac Independent Insurance Agent since 2008. Nick attends Shiloh Reformed Church of Faith and resides in Faith with his wife, Kara, his daughter, Brinley, his stepdaughter, Braelyn, and his son, Briggs. Director - Mark Brinkley mbrinkley@faithacademync.org Mark Brinkley received a BA in Mathematics from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, an Associates of Applied Science in Gunsmithing from Montgomery Community College, and an Associates of Applied Science in Computer Engineering Technology from Central Piedmont Community College. Mark holds Secondary Education Licenses in Math and Technology Education. After 13 years teaching high school mathematics, technology and engineering, he has now transitioned to owning a business in Granite Quarry. He also serves as an Advisory Board Member for Montgomery Community College Gunsmithing Program. Mark lives just outside of Faith with his wife and daughter. Director - Robert Leslie rleslie@faithacademync.org Robert graduated from Appalachian State University with a B.T. Degree in Business and an M.A.Degree in Higher Education/Adult Education. He retired as Dean of Business, Manufacturing, and Information Technologies from Mitchell Community College in 2022. Robert spent twenty- four years in community college leadership working for four North Carolina Community Colleges and one South Carolina Community College. He also served as Executive Director of Smart Start Rowan in 2013. Robert currently serves on the One Church, One Child Advisory Board through Rowan County Department of Social Services. He is heavily involved in Rockwell Methodist Church where he serves as Chair of the Administrative Council and as a Lay Speaker. Robert is married to the former Robin Seaford, and they have two grown children: Dr. Brett Leslie (a Dentist), and Kyle Leslie (an Elementary Physical Education Teacher in Cabarrus County). Robert is the proud “Pop Pop” of four grandchildren: Owen, Kailee, Corbyn,and Caroline. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, walking, and spending time with his family. Director - Sheri Halpin shalpin@faithacademync.org Sheri Halpin attended Faith Elementary School and is a 1990 East Rowan graduate. She is currently employed by LMHT Associates, an architectural, engineering and design firm, where she works as a project manager. Sheri has over 25 years of experience in various phases of construction project management and continues to enjoy overseeing projects from start to finish. Sheri is married to David Halpin and has two children, Connor and Carson. Sheri is a member of Faith Academy Charter PTO, committee member of our local Boy Scout Troop 351, assistant club leader for Rowan County 4-H Hot Shots and volunteers with 4-H Rowan Rolling Pins. She is also a new member of Faith Community Endowment. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling with her family and friends, cooking and gardening. Attorney - John Hudson jhudson@faithacademync.org John Hudson is a lawyer and has practiced in his hometown of Salisbury since 1985. He was born and raised in Rowan County, grew up in the Fulton Heights neighborhood, and graduated from the Salisbury City Schools. He received his BA degree from North Carolina State University at Raleigh, his Juris Doctor Degree from Campbell University School of Law in Buies Creek, NC, and his Master of Laws (LL.M) in Taxation with a concentration in estate planning from the University of Alabama School of Law in Tuscaloosa, AL. He was sworn in as a member of the NC State Bar in Superior Court, Rowan County, August 1985. He is a partner with the Salisbury firm of Shelby, Pethel, & Hudson, PA. He serves as town attorney for the Towns of Faith, Rockwell, and Cleveland. John serves as Chairman of the Rowan County Board of Elections and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Nazareth Child and Family Connection, Rockwell, NC. He is a member of the Salisbury Kiwanis Club, Rowan Shrine Club, Oasis Shrine, Salisbury York Rite Bodies, and is a member and Past Master of Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodge # 576. A lifelong member of First United Methodist Church, Salisbury, he is the father of two adult daughters and two grandchildren. FACS FOUNDING BOARD MEMBERS George Wilhelm Jana Griggs Gene Miller Elizabeth Morrow Chris Sease Howard Torrence Tim Williams

Help Faith Academy reach our education and community goals by donating to our Capital Campaign Fund. Donate Donate Newsletter Sign Up Together, we are shaping future leaders who will make a positive impact on their communities and inspire others to do the same. Join us on this transformative journey of building faith, empowering leaders, and creating a better future for all. Faith Academy Charter School, Rowan County’s only charter school, has grown rapidly since its inception, after the closing of the public school in Faith in 2021. A ninth grade has been added, along with additional classrooms in first, second, and third grades. A total of 807 students are enrolled for the current academic year. This meets the board’s enrollment goal. The school has a wait list of more than 350 families, after adding 307 students for the 2023-’24 school year. New students are chosen each year by lottery. The school is tuition-free. Our new school building was completed early fall 2023 to house grades K-9 the first year. The former public school will be renovated to house grades 9-12. The board plans to add an additional grade level each school year until reaching the goal of K-12. Faith Academy Charter School was voted Best Elementary and Middle School in Rowan County by readers of The Salisbury Post in 2022-’23. Phase I, The Need Charter schools are funded by the North Carolina Department of Public Education at 34% less per student than public schools. State money is not available for charter school facilities. Faith Academy Charter School is a 501-3C Tax Exempt Affiliate The Board of Directors is using donations to pay off debt incurred and/or needs as follows: Donate How to Donate ★ Graduating classes of Faith School are encouraged to pool funding to make the most impact, giving gifts in honor of their class. ★ Extended families/siblings who graduated from Faith School are encouraged to pool each family's gifts for the most impact, giving gifts in memory or in honor of entire family units. ★ Individuals or groups are encouraged to give in memory or in honor of former teachers and/or administrators of Faith School. ★ Chancellor’s Team: $100,000 - $200,000 ★ Superintendent’s Team : $50,000 - $99,999 ★ Administrator’s Team: $25,000 - $49,999 ★ Teachers’ Team: $10,000 - $24,999 ★ Graduates’ Team : $5,000 - $9,999 ★ Patriots Team: $2,500 - $4,999 ★ School House Team : $1,000 - $2,499 ★ (300 giving $1,000 pays for the school building): ★ Middle and High School Team: $500 - $999 ★ Elementary School Team (Patriot Pennies Campaign): $250 -$499 ★ Faith Foundation Team : $100 - $249 Areas Available for Giving ★ 30 Classroom Areas: $10,000 gift Total - $300,000 (pays for the initial school purchase) ★ 5 Specialty Areas : $25,000 gift ★ Cafeteria ★ Auditorium ★ Gym ★ Office Area ★ Ballfield Total - $125,000 ★ School House (300+ Team): $1,000 gift from 300 Total - More than $300,000 (individuals each pays off the debt of property purchase) Donate OR To Complete a Faith Academy Charter School Commitment Form Click Here . Mail checks to: Faith Academy Charter School, PO Box 182, Faith, NC 28041. Donate at our Secure Donation page by clicking the button below. PHASE II, Building Faith for Future Leaders $20+ Million Capital Campaign for New School Opening Early Fall 2023 For more information or to speak to someone in person, contact us: Tim Williams, Chair, Building Faith for Future Leaders twilliams@faithacademync.org 704.754.3108 George Wilhelm, Chair, Faith Academy Board of Directors gwilhelm@faithacademyn.org 704.798.2687 Elizabeth (Liz) Morrow, Treasurer, Faith Academy Board of Directors emorrow@faithacademync.org 704.796.3795 Follow Us On Social Media!

Middle School Staff Below you will find contact information for FACS's Middle School Instructional Team. Jon Kirk Band 6-10 jkirk@faithacademync.org Sharla Drury Life Skills sdrury@faithacademync.org Abby Kluttz Eighth Grade akluttz@faithacademync.org Courtney Jenkins Seventh Grade cjenkins@faithacademync.org Kerianna Angle Sixth Grade kangle@faithacademync.org Lacey Zimmerman Health / PE lzimmerman@faithacademync.org Melanie Anderson Eighth Grade manderson@faithacademync.org Cindy Waller Seventh Grade cwaller@faithacademync.org Alyssa Potts Sixth Grade apotts@faithacademync.org Lydia Allen Theater / Tech lallen@faithacademync.org Teena Sears Eighth Grade tsears@faithacademync.org Davina Stewart Seventh Grade dstewart@faithacademync.org Jaime Costantino Sixth Grade jcostantino@faithacademync.org Caroline Ritchie Visual Arts critchie@faithacademync.org Lisa Koroskenyi Eighth Grade ekoroskenyi@faithacademync.org Pattie Simmons Seventh Grade psimmons@faithacademync.org Stephen Beaver Sixth Grade sbeaver@faithacademync.org

FACS Lottery Frequently Asked Questions How can my student be admitted to Faith Academy Charter School? The only way to gain admission to Faith Academy Charter School is during the Open Enrollment timeframe. To apply during the open enrollment period from January 2 at 9am through February 28 at 11:59 pm. Parents must submit an application for their child via SchoolMint. If there are more applications received than spots in the grade, a lottery will be held. Students not selected randomly during the lottery will be placed on a waitlist in the order their application was chosen. If parents apply after the open enrollment time, the application will be placed at the bottom of the waitlist for whichever grade is listed on the application. When is the lottery and is it open to the public? The lottery will be held annually in March. We will publicize the Zoom link and date for virtual attendance before the lottery day. Does it matter when I apply during the open enrollment period? No. As long as you apply during the open enrollment period your chances are the same as all others applying during that time. For example, your chances for admission are no better for those who apply on January 7th as opposed to those who apply on February 28th. I’m not sure if I want to apply for admission right now. Can I do it later? Yes, but if you do not apply during the open enrollment period, your student will not be included in the admission lottery. We strongly encourage all who are interested in Faith Academy Charter School to apply during the open enrollment period. Otherwise, your application will be placed at the bottom of the waitlist for your child’s grade level. What happens if there aren’t enough applications to fill all open seats in a grade level? If there are fewer applicants than slots available, all applicants will be admitted for that grade level. What if we live in a county other than Rowan? Can I still apply for admission for my child? Students who wish to attend Faith Academy Charter School may live in any county in North Carolina. What if we are living out of state but are planning to move to North Carolina in the near future. Can I still apply for my child? State law mandates that all applicants must reside in North Carolina at the time of application. How can I increase my student’s chances for admission? There are two pools of applicants: those in the preference pool and those in the general pool. Those in the preference pool will be randomly assigned their placement prior to those in the general pool. In accordance with state law, there are a few ways that applications can be given preference. This preference does NOT guarantee admission; it only determines the order in which the applicants are assigned in the lottery process. The following criteria may be used to allow students to be admitted first in the lottery to any open spots for the grade in which that student is applying. If there are more siblings/staff/board children applying than spots available, there will be a lottery held among siblings/staff/board children prior to the lottery for the general pool. 1. Children of FACS full time staff members may be given preference, if they meet state guidelines 2. Children of current members of the FACS Board of Directors may be given preference, if they meet state guidelines 3. EDS Weighted Lottery: FACS will utilize a weighted lottery system for our economically disadvantaged students (EDS) to increase their chance of admission. Applicants can voluntarily identify as economically disadvantaged when applying for the weighted lottery. The additional “weight” for economically disadvantaged students will be calculated each year to maximize the probability that 22% of the students enrolled at FACS will be economically disadvantaged. FACS will continue to use a weighted lottery and the 22% EDS target for students admitted through the lottery until 22% of the students enrolled at the school are identified as economically disadvantaged. 4. Children who attend an NC charter school that does not offer the next grade available that FACS does offer. How do I know what grade to apply for, for my student? You should apply for the next, natural grade level for your child. My spouse and I are divorced. Can we submit separate applications for our child? No. If you do, one will be canceled. Please consult with other family members and only submit ONE application per child. Each applicant can only have ONE application in the system. Duplicates will be deleted. My children are twins. Do I apply for both of them during open enrollment? Students who are twins, triplets, etc. must each complete an application. However, only one application will be entered in the lottery for those students. If that application is accepted, the sibling’s twin or triplet, etc. will also be admitted. What about applying for more siblings who are not twins? Families have the option to submit all children under one family name/application or separately. If families submit all children under one family name and that application is chosen, the siblings will receive enrollment as well. What happens when the lottery is run? Each applicant will receive an email or text from SchoolMint at the conclusion of the lottery that will notify you of an admission offer or wait list position for the grade for which you have applied. You must abide by all acceptance and registration stated deadlines or the offered seat will be forfeited. Do we have to re-apply every year to be included in the lottery? If a student does not get a space through the lottery/wait list process, that student must re-apply to be considered the following year. However, current enrolled FACS students do not have to re-apply each year. My child has an IEP or a 504 Plan. Can they be admitted? Yes. What is required if I accept the seat offered for my student? Accepted families who enroll in Faith Academy Charter School must read and agree to follow the FACS policies and procedures, in addition to accepting the set FACS mission and curriculum. Once the lottery concludes and you have received notice by text or email of whether your student was offered a seat, you MUST log in to SchoolMint to accept or decline the offer. Once you have accepted the seat, you will have access to the registration packet. You will then have until the published deadline to complete and submit the registration packet and documents electronically. You must abide by all stated deadlines or your child’s seat will be forfeited. What if my student is offered a seat from the waitlist? If a seat becomes available and your student is called from the waitlist, you will have the opportunity to either accept or decline the offer. My student was on the waitlist last year. Do they get to keep their spot on the waitlist for the next enrollment cycle? No. Per NCDPI regulations, waitlist spots do not roll over from year to year. We encourage families to apply again if they were not accepted during the previous enrollment cycle. Is the admission lottery really random? I’ve heard people say that only certain kids are selected. In accordance with all guidelines from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and the Office of Charter Schools, the lottery process at Faith Academy Charter School is indeed random. The application, lottery, and admission process is managed and operated by a 3rd party provider, Charter Success Partners (CSP), and is executed using an on-line lottery management system called SchoolMint. Do siblings of current students get priority? What if there are not enough seats for siblings? Yes, Siblings of currently enrolled students get priority in the admission process. In the event that we have more sibling applicants than available seats, not all siblings will be accepted. A sibling wait list will be established.

High School Staff Below you will find contact information for FACS's High School Instructional Team. Lindsay Boyle OT lboyle@faithacademync.org Patty Fry Custodian pfry@faithacademync.org John Cofer Fac. Manager jcofer@faithacademync.org Jenna Wilson Counselor jwilson@faithacademync.org Suzy Lambert EC Staff slambert@faithacademync.org Lisa Lord Theater / CTE llord@faithacademync.org Cindy Adkins Business Essentials cadkins@faithacademync.org Ashley Watje Speech awatje@faithacademync.org Justin Henderson Custodian jhenderson@faithacademync.org Gloria Wilhelm Volunteer / Bus gwilhelm@faithacademync.org Michelle James Psychologist mjames@faithacademync.org Jessica Scoggins EC Staff jscoggins@faithacademync.org John Davis Health / PE jdavis@faithacademync.org Aliyah Khan Science akhan@faithacademync.org Howard Torrence Ath. Dir. / VPS / ISS htorrence@faithacademync.org James Angle Custodian jangle@faithacademync.org Wendy Eller MTSS / BT weller@faithacademync.org Gretchan Kepley EC Staff gkepley@faithacademync.org Sue Park EC Staff spark@faithacademync.org Mike Gurley Social Studies mgurley@faithacademync.org Courtney Wood English cwood@faithacademync.org Megan Hatley Meals Coordinator mhatley@faithacademync.org Michelle Etheridge Custodian methridge@faithacademync.org Leslie Dyer Nurse ldyer@faithacademync.org Rebecca Pardue EC Staff rpardue@faithacademync.org LeeAnn Freeze Spanish lfreeze@faithacademync.org Sidney Honeycutt Math shoneycutt@faithacademync.org Jamie Deutsch Math jdeutsch@faithacademync.org

GENERAL BOARD MEETINGS & MINUTES FACS's Board of Directors usually meet on the 3rd Monday of each month unless otherwise noted. NC Charter School law requires that all board meetings are open to the public and each meeting's minutes are public record. Prior Board meeting minutes are included below. Public comment is a time for the community to provide feedback to the Board of Directors. For in-person meetings attendees must sign up at the start of the meeting in order to give public comment. Each community member is limited to 3 minutes of comment, with a total time allotted to public comment of 10 minutes. During remote meetings attendees may add their public comments to the chat feature which will be sent directly to the Board of Directors. Board members will then share the comments with the meeting attendees for up to 10 minutes. Public comment is also a time for the Board of Directors to listen to the feedback of the community. Board members can not respond to public comments during the meeting. However, the Board recognizes that each stakeholder is a vital part of our community and will take comments into consideration when making decisions, planning, providing feedback to administration, and completing committee work. View Previous Board Minutes DATE TIME LOCATION REASON July, 15 2024 7PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting August, 19 2024 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting September, 16 2024 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting October, 21 2024 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting November, 18 2024 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting December, 16 2024 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting January, 27 2025 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting February, 17 2025 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting March, 3 2025 6PM Lower School Building Conference Room USDA Loan Presentation March, 17 2025 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting April, 28 2025 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting May, 19 2025 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting June, 16 2025 6PM Media Center - Upper School General Meeting COMMITTEE BOARD MEETINGS DATE TIME LOCATION TYPE 2nd Tuesday 4PM Media Center - Upper School Facilities 3rd Monday 5PM Media Center - Upper School Booster/Sports 2nd Tuesday 3PM Media Center - Upper School Finance 1st Wednesday 4PM Media Center - Upper School Personnel 2nd Sunday 2PM Media Center - Upper School PTO 3rd Monday 5PM Media Center - Upper School Grounds/Maintenance/Traffic TBA TBD Media Center - Upper School Safety Follows General Board Meeting Schedule 5PM Media Center - Upper School Capital Campaign