As schools prepare to resume meetings in person, it is crucial that the districts come up with safety plans to ensure the safety of all attendees as well as the efficiency of the meeting. The worst thing you could have to have is a raged parent shouting out at school administrators or other members of the community disrupting the board meeting a protest. This article shares the steps to create security plans that protect school staff, board members and students as well.
The process of organizing a board of directors meeting can be a lengthy process. It is necessary to collect and collect input from all board members. You must also find an appropriate time and date that is acceptable for everyone, reserve a venue, and write an agenda that maximizes efficiency and productivity. With the help of digital tools, it’s never been easier to organize secure and efficient online meetings.
Boardable’s online room makes it easy to share documents, presentations and records at the touch of a button. Participants can look over and comment on these materials even without internet access and changes will automatically synchronize when participants return to the boardroom in digital format.
Make sure your meetings are focused by clearly defining your end goal of every item on your agenda. This will help keep your board members focused and avoid the temptation to push random topics that can eat up valuable time during meetings. For instance, instead of focusing discussions on field trip approval or textbook purchases, move those items to the “parking lot” portion of the agenda, so they’re away from the agenda prior to moving on to more pressing discussion topics.