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4.11 Acceptance of Flags from the American Legion, Los Altos Post 558 in <br /> Memory of Mr. Edward Greenhood, Los Altos Hills. <br /> 5. UNFWISHED BUSINESS <br /> 5.1 Town Goals <br /> 5.1.1 Public Education: Bring the Future of Public Education to a Vote <br /> Mayor Warshawsky provided an overview of his meeting with Los Altos School District <br /> Superintendent Tim Justus and LASD Board President Bill Cooper. John Radford, Los <br /> Altos Hills resident; had also participated in the discussions. Warshawsky offered that <br /> the meeting had been productive. <br /> Warshawsky highlighted the key elements of their two hour discussion. They included: <br /> 1) Justus reported that the Los Altos School District (LASD), Palo Alto Unified <br /> School District (PAUSD) and Mountain View/Los Altos Union High School District <br /> (MV-LA) had met to discuss inter district transfers. Justus suggested that transfers would <br /> be given to Bullis students between LASD and PAUSD. There was no agreement in <br /> place, however a plan was under development that did include some degree of <br /> permanency. <br /> 2) The feasibility of Trusteeships had been discussed by LASD. However because <br /> Mountain View students constitute approximately the same size student population as <br /> Los Altos Hills,they would have to be considered in any agreement. <br /> 3) LASD was looking forward to future discussions with the Bullis Charter School <br /> (BCS). Due to the complexities of state and local issues regarding locating the school at <br /> the Bullis campus, Justus recommended putting the "topic" on hold with the Town. <br /> Warshawsky noted that a subcommittee had been formed by the. BCS to continue the <br /> dialogue with LASD and it had been suggested by both sides that .the Town, for the <br /> moment, "take a break"on the issue. <br /> 4) Justus reported that the District's enrollment plan for the Bullis campus featured <br /> a K-3 with a future projected plan for a K-6 on the campus. The phase I student capacity <br /> called for 85 pupils with a goal of 310 students. The enrollment plan was scheduled for <br /> consideration by the District Board at their February 12ffi meeting. Warshawsky <br /> encouraged all interested parties to attend the session. <br /> 5) Warshawsky reported that Justus had confirmed that the District had $11 million <br /> in construction funds allocated for the renovation of the Bullis-Purissima campus and this <br /> was appropriate funding to allow the school to serve the 310 projected enrollment. <br /> • <br /> 4 <br /> City Council Meeting Minutes <br /> February 8,2007 <br />