001There a motion to approve the agenda for today's meeting. >> So moved. Second. >> Uh this requires a voice vote. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? That passes. Next up is our intergovernmental agreement with Royal Virtual Academy. Background first. >> Um I'll give you a quick overview. I've shared some background of this conversation with RVA. Um ultimately, uh we work to identify this technical agreement that allows them to continue operating with the idea that in the long run, um it's mutually beneficial for DCRES and for our kids. Um again, uh our relationship with CISA and WVS has been very strong, very positive. Um this in large part is helpful because 40 some Jeffoff has the exact numbers uh ever resident kids already are enrolled in RVA. So we don't see
002it as anything that uh takes away from the service to the kids that we currently have because the content is similar and it recaptures some of those kids that have uh opened and rolled out to this uh statewide virtual charter. So um we are both represented by the same law firm. So the draft uh was developed by uh Renie and Lewis's firm um kind of on both of our behalfs and they are footing uh all the expenses related to that. So but Kelly want to hit highlights of anything in that agreement? >> Sure. So a six they're often referred to as 6603 agreements or intergovernmental agreements. That's a shared service agreement. Um more commonly are used for shared staff or shared students. In this case it's a shared space. Um, the other thing I would
003just add is RVA um, previously had a space in a neighboring district for a number of years that um, the the building in which they were leasing that space sold um, which prompted the move over into our district. Um, and DPI requires an intergovernmental agreement between school districts um, in order for RVA to continue or offering programming in that space. Um you can see outlined in there that that space isn't where the primary um delivery of instruction is used for family events um testing. Um they run some IT shipping receiving out of that space. Um as Casey mentioned and you can see outlined in the agreement, it does talk about a future partnership um uh and going immediately into an invested member status um for a future partnership. What? What agreement? I haven't seen an
004agreement. Was it attached? >> Say that again. >> I haven't seen an agreement. Was it attached that I missed? You Kelly referenced the agreement and and I I haven't seen anything. Not that I would probably understand it if I saw it, but you know, >> you said rather than book Have other members seen it in there? >> I must have missed it. >> Um I I think it's attached in the in the board book. I seen it. >> Oh, I supposed to go to board book. I didn't know that. >> I went direct to the link on this. >> Yeah, there was a separate email that that um Ellen sent that included the board book link and there's a attachment there. And and while you're looking for that, I'll acknowledge this. Our intent was to
005have this on the last board meeting and I omitted it. So, um I apologize that you're getting three meetings in uh short duration here and appreciate uh everybody being here. So, everybody able to find it now. Not that you've had a chance to read it yet, but at least you're navigating to it. >> Yeah, I found it now. But it's give you some time to to flip through it. It is filled with legal ease and contractual language and whereas so we >> just go Okay. Does anyone have any other questions with the background? I mean, obviously they moved from Medford to DC and that's why we're entering into this agreement with them. Um, any additional questions for anyone hearing? None. Is there a motion? Well, do I have one? Nope. Is there a motion to
006approve the intergovernmental agreement with Rural Virtual Academy as presented and attached in this meeting? >> So moved. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Any additional discussion? This requires a voice vote. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? That passes. And that is the end of our meeting. uh uh items. So we will consider this meeting adjourned. Thanks guys for coming. >> Thank you all very much. >> Have a good Monday. >> Have a good day everyone. Thank you. >> Okay. Have a good day, Larry. Take care.