I can't see anybody. >> Can't hear you though. >> We'll work on that for a second. Uh, I'd like to call Barning Board of Education meeting to order, please. The notice of this meeting has been forwarded to the Asbury Park, the beacon and placed in the beach bar township
school in the Barnett Township Municipal Building and has been filed with the Barnet Township School in conjunction with the open public meeting act and JSA 104-10. >> Miss Churnney, >> Miss Continza >> here, Mr. Fedorsk
>> here. >> Miss Genie >> here, >> Mr. Hearn >> here, >> Mr. Mr. Cizaro >> here, >> Miss Perinowski >> here, >> Miss Washburn >> here, >> and Mr. Sarna >> here. >> We have a quorum. >> Thank you. Please join us in Christy.
change. >> Uh so there's one change on the agenda and the personnel committee section seven was motion number three letter C was removed. Um we had a power professional that was getting hired that was so that was taken off the agenda.
I get a motion to approve the revised agenda please. So >> what >> Miss Churnney? >> Yes. >> Miss Continza. >> Yes. >> Miss Genie. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Hearn. >> Yes. >> Mr. Bizaro. >> Yes. >> Miss Terinowski. >> Yes. >> Miss Washburn. >> Yes. >> Mr. Sarna. >> Yes. Motion carry. >> You forget me, but I'll say yes, too. >> Oh my gosh. Did I start?
All right, we got that. >> Yep. >> Okay. Uh item six on our agenda is approval of minutes. Get a motion to approve uh number one and two. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Miss Churny. >> Yes.
>> Miss Continanza. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic. >> Yes. >> Miss Jeie? >> Yes. >> Mr. Hearn? >> Yes. >> Mr. Pizaro? >> Abstain. Miss Terrannowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno,
>> yes. >> Motion carried. >> Thank you. Item seven is our student upstanders and Dr. Law. >> Let's do it. Miss Camarado, please come up. >> The Upstander program is a wonderful opportunity to recognize and celebrate students districtwide who demonstrate a
specific Bengal pride trait. These traits continue to enhance the positive climate in our schools and support the growth and success of our students both at home and at school. This month we are proud to honor students who embody perseverance representing the P in
Bengal pride through their determination, resilience, and dedication to overcoming challenges. They have inspired others and made a lasting impact on our school community. When you hear your name, please come forward to join board president Mr. Sarno and Superintendent Dr. Latwis to
receive your plaque. First from Barnagate High School, we have Cynthia Aquino Tapia. Despite facing difficult circumstances outside of her control, Cynthia has continued to show incredible strength and determination. She's unbelievably kind and empathetic even when facing
hardship, which speaks volumes about her character. She works very hard and we are so proud of everything she has accomplished during her time at Barnagate High School. Her perseverance, compassion, and quiet strength make her truly deserving of this recognition. Congratulations, Cynthia. And uh Miss
Mado is actually going to come up and read the blurb in Spanish for her family. control inclus. Durant High School. Up next from Russell Breman Middle
School, we have Alyssa Becker. Alyssa demonstrates strong perseverance by staying focused on her academics while also participating in an afterchool sport. She remains engaged in class, asks questions when she needs clarification, and uses her time wisely to overcome challenges. Her resilience
and commitment to improving her learning make her a positive example for other students. Congratulations, Alyssa. Up next from the Robert L. Horbell Intermediate School, we have Nicholas Riley. Nick has shown incredible perseverance this year, consistently rising to meet
and overcome the challenges placed before him. He has a genuine thirst for knowledge and takes pride in his academic work. Over the course of the year, Nick has grown tremendously academically, socially, and personally, and has become a true role model for his classmates. His confidence shines
through in everything he does. Nick's determination and positive attitude make him truly deserving of the Upstander Award for perseverance. Congratulations, NICHOLAS. NEXT FROM THE JOSEPH T. Donahghue School, we have Alexander Druskin.
Alex is very deserving of the Upstander Award for perseverance. Over the course of this school year, he has shown remarkable growth both academically and personally. Through hard work and determination, he has made great improvements in his grades and attitude toward learning. He is truly a joy to
have in our school and his perseverance serves as a wonderful example for others. Congratulations, Alexander. Next from the Celeste School, we have Emma Buckle. Emma never gives up. She consistently puts her best effort even when faced
with a challenging task. She knows the power in asking for help when needed and learning from her mistakes. Emma is very goal oriented and works hard to achieve those goals. Her perseverance helps her be an excellent problem solver. She's a great choice to represent Collins for her perseverance upstander award.
Congratulations, Emma. Next from the Lilian M. Dumpy School, we have Kaden Herszinger. Kaden has made tremendous progress this school year. This is her first year in preschool, his first year in preschool, and he has worked hard to assimilate to the rigorous school day and busy
schedule. He has overcome challenges and has shown great determination in reaching many of his goals. Kaden is active, enthusiastic participant during group meetings, especially in math and literacy small groups. He consistently engages in learning activities and demonstrates a growing confidence in his
skills. He's also put forth great effort in working towards speech and occupational therapy goals, showing steady improvement and perseverance. >> Yeah. Good job, Kayen. Congratulations, Kayen. Kayen, stay up here, buddy.
>> You go right up there. Okay. By your friends know. >> And then we have from the ACES program, CARTER LYNN JONES. IT IS WITH GREAT PRIDE THAT Carter Lynn is nominated for the Perseverance Upstander Award. Over the past eight
months, she has demonstrated remarkable resilience, determination, and commitment to personal growth. Throughout a challenging period of behavioral inconsistencies and obstacles, she remained engaged in a process of rebuilding skills with a consistent support and professional guidance of her parents and treatment
team. through structured interventions, collaboration, and her own sustained effort, she has successes successfully reestablished a positive and functional behavioral baseline. What we are now seeing is not only her presenting stability, but also presents improved
regulation and a strengthened ability to access learning without major impending variables. Congratulations, Cardone. YAY. YEP. Now say cheese. >> The cutest.
>> Thank you everyone and congratulations. >> Goodbye. Mario was going to fall off while he was up there. >> All right, one down. >> Does he have to go backwards? >> All right, that was it under the
>> Okay. >> All right. Next item on our agenda is our student representative. Each month the student representative from the high school comes and updates the community and board on what is happening within our district student wise. So, Miss Kaylee Jansen.
Good evening. For those of you who may not know me, my name is Kaylee Jansen. I'm a senior at Barnaga High School this year and have the honor of representing Barnett's student body. Seniors have the scholarships due on the 10th, which many participated in turning in. They also have just returned from their trip to
Disney. I've heard that it was good and everyone who went on the trip enjoyed it, myself included. This is uh a step closer to graduation for the senior on February 20th. >> Sorry. On February 20th and March 5th, students
were inducted to Roappa and National French and Spanish Honor Society. Congratulations to them. Rumble was on March 4th and was a blast. Students vers each other in many different events. All entertaining to watch. Big shout out to Orange Crusade Crusaders as they took
the win this year. The student verse staff basketball game was on March 6th and the students would go on to take the victory this time. Teen Arts was on the 17th where all performing and visual arts students went to OC to perform or had artwork displayed there. SGA is
currently holding a March Madness food drive to give back to the community as well as as well as to get classes involved to earn points for class awards. This past Saturday, Barnagate Indoor Guard held a successful tournament. So many students volunteered
their time to help fellow classmates. It was really nice to get to see the lovely per performances from all the schools that attended. Speaking of sports, spring sports have started up. I wish the best of luck to them as their season kicks off. Mr. Bengal is next Tuesday.
Next Tuesday. I encourage all to come and support our senior Bengal boys as they show off their talents. This is a night that can't be missed. In addition, Monday, March 30th is club photos. That's all for me. Thank you for your time.
Thank you, Miss Jansen. Um, next item on our agenda is the Barnagget Education Association liaison and Miss Morgan off. >> Thank you. The BEA would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our PTA for the amazing Harlem Wizards Assemblies and
game. They brought so much energy and excitement to our schools. We're also incredibly proud of the many meaningful fundraisers taking place, including a fantastic serial drive supporting the Barnaga food pantry, a smiles for soldiers who were collecting dental care for troops um overseas currently that
are in need, and donations for the local animal shelter in honor of National Pet Adoption Week. I'd also like to mention the amazing ESL night that we just had where NJA grants were allowed to give a bilingual book to every student in
attendance. Thank you. >> Thank you, Miss Morganoff. Next item on our agenda is our state school boards representative and county representatives. And I'm not sure if we have any updates. >> County um just an update that we have a
Ocean County hybrid meeting um honoring the county teacher of the year certifications and milestone celebrations on March 29th. It's a Wednesday, right before our next board meeting. um at the Clarion Hotel in Tom's River. So, please board members
register and I hope to see you there. >> All right. >> You'll hear about it one more time. >> All right. Thank you, Miss Tornowski. Appreciate it. All right. I guess next item on our agenda is committee discussions. Item item 12. Uh each month chairperson of
each committee gives an update what has happened in their committee the previous month. And we will start out with Miss Tornowski, the chair of finance. Okay. Finance met on March 18th with all members in attendance. We discussed various items including bills list items
related to generator inspections at Bman School. We also discussed whether we can apply for grants for generators for another school as well. And unfortunately, it does not appear to be an option. So, as of now, Brackman School remains the only school with a generator. TTI environmental and air quality inspections for statemandated
yearly testing and the electronic provider questions were answered. Purchasing questions through Pitpull were and there were also questions about fire replacement purchases. We discussed out of district placements and homebound instruction. And thank you to our amazing donors this
month. Thank you to our amazing anonymous donation of $6,000 for our senior class fines. Thank you to Home Depot and for the Earth Day project funds for Dumpy. Uh, thank you as always to the Barnagut Elementary PTA for your support of our teachers and thank you to Patriot Financial Group and Pit Bull
Secure Technologies and TC Irons Agency for their generous donations for Applause for a Cause. That's it for me. >> All right. Thank you very much, Mr. Tonowski. Um, next is Buildings, Grounds, Transportation, and Food Services Committee. Chairperson is Mrs. Washburn.
The building's grounds, transportation, and food service committee met on March 17th with updates provided across all operational areas. Food service updates included seasonal engagement efforts, including St. Patrick's Day treats. Facilities discussions highlighted
ongoing fire inspection re inspection rechecks across the district. Progress on fire related room renovations at Boring High School and continued work preparing athletic fields for spring sports. Despite weather challenges, transportation reported ongoing staffing challenges with active recruitment
underway, increased activity due to sports and class trips. Uh budget projections remain on track and recent snow removal procedures proved effective. A motion to approve the March 2026 90-day facility use is on the agenda tonight. And the next
>> you will see uh Miss Allison Walker, which is a principal secretary at the Donahue School. Allison has worked at the Barnagate School District for the past 17 years. Allison was hired on May 6, 2009 as a substitute instructional aid, a substitute secretary, and a
substitute playground cafeteria aid. Uh she was hired as a principal secretary on November 9th, 2015 at the Cecil Collins School through June of 2020. Allison transferred to the Donahghue School as a sec principal secretary in July 1st, 2020 and has been in a
position until she retires on August 1st, 2026. Allison worked at before and afterare as an aid in March of 2015 and a Bengals caregiver for the Bengals Cubs Early Learning Center as well. Uh we thank Allison for her hard work and dedication
um to our students and our district. Um, also you will see on our personnel, we have several hires um, for the remainder of the school year. We have uh, Mr. John Inunza for a custodian, full-time custodian. We have Cassandra
Lopez as a district-wide social worker. Um, and we have uh, two substitutes for custodians that we're hiring. And I believe the rest are just
leaves and family leaves. Our next meeting will be on April 20th. And last is our special education ACES committee and that is chaired by Mrs. Washurn. Oh,
governance. Oh, I missed her. Sorry about that. All right, we'll go. We'll do special education and ACES first and I will circle back to the other two that are not on on here, but Mrs. Washburn. >> Sure. The special education ACES committee met on March 16th with a focus
on program enhancements, staffing updates, and upcoming initiatives. The director of special education reported positive changes at the Collins School, including the addition of a full-time behaviorist and a second ERRI teacher, both of which have strengthened student support and received positive feedback
from staff and families. Additional support was also provided aces through the transfer of a part-time behaviorist, further improving program capacity. The committee discussed upcoming events, including a district-wide autism awareness spirit week from March 30th through April 3rd,
as well as plans to develop a student supported garden in the ASUS courtyard to promote responsibility and engagement. Ongoing staff training on various procedures was noted to ensure compliance and best practices. And the next meeting is scheduled for May 18th at 8 a.m.
>> Thank you, Mrs. Washburn. >> You're welcome. >> Um, we have two more committees. Sorry about that. We have athletics. Mr. Brasaro is the chairperson. >> Thank you. The athletic report was emailed to me. We didn't have a meeting this month. It was the Mike Gagglia. I'm
going to butcher his name. So, for the NJSA for the Hazen training and we're they're looking to do another one in the fall. >> Yes, I believe so. >> And update the handbook. That's what I
got. >> Yep. All right. Thank you, Miss Pero. Mr. Parro and lastly is our governance committee and Mrs. Continanza is chairperson governance. >> Thank you Mr. Sarno. Um the governance
committee met on March 18th. On tonight's agenda we have the following motion. We have a second reading for policy 3124 the teaching staff members and 4124 support staff. If you remember from last
month for the first reading, it was just a change in wording following state regulations. Um the second motion is to approve the revised 2025 2026 school calendar. Um it
was for the snow days that um we used. April 2nd is now a full day, not an early dismissal. April 3rd is an early dismissal, not off. June 19th is an early dismissal, not off but still the
last day of school and June 22nd will be closed for Junth. Um, this was already sent out to the parents and staff on March 9th. There was a discussion on a policy for athletics hall of fame. The committee and administration agreed to
revisit that policy at the next month's governance committee meeting. Our next meeting will be held April 22nd. Thank you. >> Thank you, Miss Continentza. And that should conclude our committee reports. >> Mr. Sarno, real quick, I got a quick
question regarding uh the draft agendas. Was there an oversight this month? I didn't receive the finance, education, or personnel. Was there a change? I got everything else. >> You should have gotten the agenda >> agenda sent out to everybody anymore.
Yeah, if you're on the committee, you receive the agenda. >> Okay. >> And then if you are, everyone gets the agenda and the minutes after the committee happens. >> All right. I didn't So, in that case, I didn't see the minutes either.
>> Minutes should have went out. The minute should >> I'll double I'll double check. >> Yeah, >> I may be mistaken with it. Um, when did we make that change? >> The minute should have went out. The minutes went out Friday with the full agenda >> within depending on when the board that committee meeting was held. It's usually within a day or two of the committee um
that the minutes should go out. Um and the we discussed it last month in executive I believe you were >> I don't recall that discussion. >> Um yeah, it was um you could ask the other people who were in there. It was discussed and it was also discussed
about the videos um and committees that you have to >> Yes, that that I'm that I remember. >> They were both discussed. >> All right. I don't recall the other one. >> We can go I'll go over it. That's fine. Yeah. Any clarity you need on it? No problem on that. >> Any other
All right. I will now turn it over to the superintendent, Dr. Lawis. >> All right. I'd like to invite up uh Miss O'Reilly first and then followed by Miss Ozello. >> Good evening everyone. >> Um tonight we would like to present three students with essay contest
excellence awards. Um, last board meeting I had the opportunity to present our students with Patriots pen awards relating to this as well as our voice of democracy. Today it is for the Barnett Optimus Club and the Optimus Essay contest awards. So, we're very excited
to celebrate those students as well as celebrate the partnership that we have with the Optimus Club to provide this opportunity for our students to participate in. Um, so this year's essay contest, the topic was how my acts of service help me understand what my community means to me. So, we're very excited to ask three students to come
and join us. Um, the first student that we're going to call up plays third place at the local level in Barnagate. So, we'd like to call Milo Pavin up. So, Milo, come on up. All right, congratulations, Milo. The second student we would like to call
up plays second place at the local level and that is Emily Cyum. So, Emily, come on up. Unable to make it today. Um, the student that placed first did let me know that they are unable to make it today, but I still want to celebrate them and that is Katherine War. So, if we can give a round of applause for Catherine.
Thank you so much to the board of education, all of our administrators, all of our ELA teachers and students and families. Um, we're so proud to have these partnerships and be able to offer these opportunities for our students to celebrate them. So, thank you all. Thank you. Good evening. We would also tonight like
to celebrate our students who have obtained the seal of bi literacy. Uh the seal of bi literacy is given to students who demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Uh students must score an intermediate, mid or advanced um to earn this recognition
and this is our seventh year participating in this uh recognition. I'd like to take an opportunity to congratulate our world language teachers who are continuously inspiring and preparing our students. In fact, I have one with me here, Mrs. Bojack.
Um this year we've had the most amount of students obtain a seal of bi literacy, 41. Um which is wonderful. Uh we have 28 seniors and 13 juniors um that have uh obtained this recognition
in Spanish, French, and our first year with uh a student obtaining the seal in twe. Um so tonight we'd like to recognize all of the students. We will be calling you up and then if you can just stand here for a picture uh as a group. So we will
start with the seniors first. Lily Bolardo, SPANISH. Vivian Fernandez, Rosas, Mario Nunez, Lobo, Liam Rigg, Katherine Warren, Sophia Bgaro, Sergio Tivera,
Emac Baptiste, Megan Marin, Jamie White, Junior Lacona Romero, Anna Boarez, Mora, Pablo, Tapia, Alexandra Rodriguez, Salgado, Andrea Mendoza, De Laquva,
Alexander Nietto, Emily Sea, Logan Paul, Yenner Alman, Restron, >> Renee Montia, Jordan Ash, Caesar, Chicas, Summer Necroso, Jesse Andrad Gomez,
ALVIN BESSIE, CALLIE KESLER. And the last just of our our seniors is AndreaKuma, who obtained the seal in uh the language twe, our first ever at Barnagate High School.
Our juniors, >> Miguel Garcia, Andrea Guerrero, Scarlet Alvarado Rivera, JEFFREY VARGAS LOPEZ, HANNAH PATCHES, Sophia Aguello, Amir Roglace, Mendoza,
Diana Escalante Gomez, Diego Hernandez, Avery Jasteski, Mason Wheeler, Chloe Saconia, And lastly of the juniors is Tia Oamare. Congratulations. Congratulations.
He's coming back. It's making me really nervous when you're up there. I feel like you're going to tip over. >> Just a couple more highlights to throw out there. Um, family art night was rescheduled to April 14th at 6:00 at the Brackman School. So, please make note of
that. Um, Barning Township School District was showcased in the NJ uh DOE second edition of the Revolution Revolutionary School newsletter as well as an article in the patch about our AP participation in scores at the high school. So, both highlighting some uh really positive news coming out of the district. Uh we have a number of uh
sports highlights, but just to throw a couple out there, I know we're going to honor them at a future meeting, but congratulations to Jamie White for earning first team all state and girls bowling. And congratulations to Gerald Miller for advancing to the NJSIA state wrestling championships down in AC. Um
we have Daniel Rutzler, Brackman cheer coach. Congratulations on receiving the coaches recognition award from the New Jersey cheer and dances uh coaches association. And then just uh to highlight somebody uh new face in the administrative team. Uh Helen Payne is going to be serving as our interm
curriculum of instruction. Um welcome. Welcome. So, turn it back over to you, >> President. Thank you, Dr. Law. Appreciate it. Um, next on our agenda is president's remarks. Really only have one thing to um talk on. I want to thank
um our administration, Dr. Lwis, uh, Miss Van Hassel, um, all our administration um, over the last month, month and a half. Um, it's our budget season as you probably seen all over social media or everywhere else that, you know, different districts are going
through their budget process. Um again I want to thank them appreciation on um all the time effort that everybody put into it. It's not an easy process and it's very timeconuming leading up to bringing it and presenting it to the board and a discussion with the board on
the particulars of it. Uh not that it's completely finished yet. There's different steps of the process before next month's final meeting. But again, um, as far as the district goes, we're hoping everything goes through, goes through the county, goes through the
state, no issues. And, um, you know, I think the board can be proud of, uh, the and the district administration of the budget that was put together for our, uh, district moving forward. And obviously, we'll have more comments and discussion on it in the next month to
follow. But again, just wanted to thank them and and let the public know that the district is in very still very good hands. It is um you know, you will see no drastic changes um in the future and
we're proud of that. So, just want to at least put as much out there as I could at this point. Um with that, I think next item on our agenda is public session. The Barangut the Barnett Township Board of Education appreciates and welcomes
public comment, advice, and suggestions, especially when it's intended to assist the board of education. Please feel free to speak to the board during the public session. Comments and discussion will be limited to one five-minute period per individual unless requested by the chairperson to continue on a point of
clarification. Public comment at special meetings of the board shall be related to the call of the meeting in accordance with the board of education policy. Each participant must be recognized by the presiding officer and must preface their comments by an announcement of their name, address, and group affiliation if
appropriate. Your anticipated courtesy to the members of the public and the board is appreciated. >> Thank you. With that, can I get a motion to open public session, please? >> So moved. >> Second roll call. >> Miss Churnney, >> yes.
>> Miss Continza, >> yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic, >> yes. Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizaro, >> yes. >> Mr. Tinowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried.
>> Is there anyone that would like to speak during public session? Wow. Uh >> oh, we're in trouble. I see all the five young ladies in the front row. Please. >> Okay. >> Do we get Girl Scout cookies? That's all
I want to ask. Hi, our names are Bella, Bridget, Ellie, Lily, and Victoria. We are junior girl scouts from troop 50515 and Barnagette. We are currently working together to earn our bronze awards this year.
Give it to me. Just hold it. While we were selling cookies earlier this month, we met a volunteer from Dignity Suds and Duds. Dignity Suds and Does is a nonprofit organization that helps our
unhoused community members with clean laundry and supplies. Their mission is to provide free laundry access to unhousehold communities, restoring dignity every load at a time. We are asking for you to support and to
encourage our school community to partner with us to help meet the needs of this organization by fulfilling their wish list. At this time, Dignity Suds and Duds is requesting the following items:
Oxyclean, fabric softener, and travel size deodorant for men and women. We'd like to be able to help them meet this need. We will be completing a flyer at our next meeting with approval. We will be hopefully that you will allow it to be
emailed to our school community. Thank you so much for your time. >> Thank you. >> That was it. >> Well, thank you very much. I mean, that was extremely impressive. >> Is if there's anything you want to >> No, I believe I heard you guys wanted
some assistance and getting some items and stuff like that from this district. So, if you pass that along to my office, we'll make sure it goes to all the schools and we'll we'll do whatever we can. >> Yeah, excellent idea and great to see you're helping people in the community and and volunteering. That's that's awesome. So, thank you again and thank
you for bringing it to our attention and the public's attention. That was awesome. uh you guys presenting like that. So something you should be very proud of. So thank you. >> Good job. >> All right. With that, is there anybody
else that would like to address? Seeing none, can I have a motion to close public session, please? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Miss Jurnney. Yes, >> Miss Continanza. >> Yes, >> Mr. Fedorzic. >> Yes,
>> Miss Genie. >> Yes, >> Mr. Hearn. >> Yes, >> Mr. Pizaro. >> Yes, >> Miss Tarnowski. >> Yes, >> Miss Washburn. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Sarno? >> Yes. >> Motion carried. >> Thank you. All right. Item 16 on our agenda is finance committee motions. We
have motions one through 11. Can I get a motion to approve those 11, please? >> So moved. >> Second. oral. >> Miss Churnney, >> yes. >> Miss Continanza, >> yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic, >> yes.
>> Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizaro, >> yes to everything but no to number 11. >> Miss Terowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sarno,
>> yes. >> Motion carried. >> Thank you. Item 17 on our agenda is buildings and grounds transportation food services motion. We have one. Can I get a motion to approve that one, please? >> Motion roll call.
>> Miss Churnney, >> yes. >> Miss Continza, >> yes. >> Mr. Fedorzik, >> yes. >> Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizaro, >> yes. >> Miss Terowski, >> yes. Miss Washburn.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Ser, >> yes. >> Item 18 on our agenda is education committee motions. We have motions one through six. Get a motion to approve those six, please.
>> Second. >> Second. >> Miss Churnney. >> Yes. >> Miss Continanza. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic. >> Yes. Miss Jeanie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizaro, >> yes. >> Miss Tarnowski,
>> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarnell, >> yes. Thank you. Item 19 on the agenda is education committee information for the public only, not for us to vote on. Item 20 on our agenda is governance
committee motions. We have motions one and two. Can I get a motion to approve those two, please? Motion >> second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Miss Churnney. >> Yes. >> Miss Continanza. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic.
>> Yes. >> Miss Genie. >> Yes. >> Mr. Hearn. >> Yes. >> Mr. Bizaro. >> Yes. >> Miss Tarnowski? >> Yes. >> Miss Blashburn? >> Yes. >> Mr. Sarno? >> Yes. >> Motion carries. >> Thank you. Item 21 on our agenda is Health Safety Technology Committee
motion. There is one motion. Can I get a motion to approve that please? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> Call. >> Miss Churnney. >> Yes. >> Miss Continanza. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic. >> Yes. >> Miss Genie. >> Yes. >> Mr. Hearn.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Pizaro. >> Yes. >> Miss Terinowski. >> Yes. >> Miss Washburn. >> Yes. >> Mr. Sarno. >> Yes. >> Motion carried. >> You. And item 22 on our agenda is personnel committee motions. We have motions 1 through 15. A motion to
approve those 15, please. >> So motion second. >> Miss Churnney, >> yes. >> Miss Contin, >> yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic, >> yes. >> Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizaro,
>> yes. >> Miss Terowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried. >> Thank you. Item 23 on our agenda is personnel committee information. Again, just information for the public to review. Nothing for us to vote on. And item 24 on our agenda is executive
session. Can I get a motion to move into executive discuss HI report and personnel matters, please? >> So move second. >> Second. >> And a roll call. >> Sorry, George. >> Miss Churnney, >> you don't get extra points for >> Miss Continza. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Fedorzic. >> Yes. >> Miss Genie. >> Yes. Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizaro, >> yes. >> Mr. Tarnowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried. >> Thank you. We will see you shortly.
>> Like to call this Barna Board of Education meeting back to order, please. Roll call. >> Miss Churnney >> here. >> Miss Contin >> here. >> Mr. Fedorzic >> here. Miss Genie >> here. >> Mr. Hearn >> here. >> Mr. Pizaro >> here.
>> Mr. Tarnowski >> here. >> Miss Washburn >> here. >> Mr. Sarno >> here. >> Forum. >> Thank you. Under new business, we have motion number one. Motion to approve the HIV incident report as given by the superintendent in executive session.
>> So move. >> Second. >> More roll call. >> Miss Churnney. >> Yes. >> Miss Continz. Yes, >> Mr. Fedorzic. >> I'm gonna abstain as I had a step out during that part of the discussion. >> Miss Genie. >> Yes,
>> Mr. Hearn. >> Yes, >> Mr. Pizaro. >> Yes, >> Miss Terowski. >> Yes, >> Miss Washburn. >> Yes, >> Mr. Sarno. >> Yes. >> Motion carried. >> Thank you. >> Item number two on the new business. >> Motion to approve the termination of employee number 94685955
effective March 24, 2026. >> Motion to approve that, please. >> So moved. Second >> roll call. >> Miss Churnney, >> yes. >> Miss Continza, >> yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic, >> yes. >> Miss Genie, >> yes.
>> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Miss Pizaro, >> yes. >> Miss Terowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried. >> And item number three on the new business. Motion to approve uh employee
Samantha Piscot Piscio uh to work with a student in ACES um for a maximum of two hours per day um seven meets in March through May at the BEA overtime rate for the remainder of the 20256 sports season year.
>> Motion to approve that. So >> second roll. >> Miss Churnney. >> Yes. >> Miss Consinza. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic. >> Yes. Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Pizarro, >> yes.
>> Miss Terowski, >> yes. >> Mr. Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried. >> And is there one last motion for >> this one? Motion to approve employee number 8704-6157 uh for the needed continuing education
classes to retain his CEU. Um the classes are March 25th and March 26th at a total cost to the board of $279. >> Motion to move that, please. >> So moved. Second roll. >> Miss Churnney, >> yes. >> Miss Continanza, >> yes.
>> Mr. Forzik, >> yes. >> Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Bizaro, >> yes. >> Miss Tarnowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes. >> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried. >> And can I get a motion to adjourn, please? >> Motion.
>> Second. >> Roll call. >> Miss Churny. >> Yes. >> Miss Continza, >> yes. >> Mr. Fedorzic, >> yes. Miss Genie, >> yes. >> Mr. Hearn, >> yes. >> Mr. Dazaro, >> yes. >> Miss Hernowski, >> yes. >> Miss Washburn, >> yes.
>> Mr. Sarno, >> yes. >> Motion carried. >> Great. >> Meeting adjourned. Thank you.