I'd like to call to order the Brownsburg Community School Corporation Board of Trustees regular meeting, 04/14/2025. Please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of The United States Of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Now please join me for a moment of reflection. Thank you. Communications, commendation. Zach Kelly and the juggling master students from Crossroads Elementary, miss Murphy. Thank you, missus Heffernan. Hello, juggling masters. Come on up with mister Kelly.
We think that we talked to mister Kelly, and we think that this might be the first time he's actually had the jugglers here. Mr. Kelly has been doing juggling masters for twenty four years. So twenty two years at White Lick Elementary, and Mr. Kelly was part of the group that opened up Crossroads A Couple Of Years ago, and now he's in his second year. He calls it season volume two, season two. But Mr. Kelly, you can talk to us a little bit about who these kiddos are and what they do with you. Sure. Hey, one, thank you for the invitation. Excited to be here. Hey, like missus Murphy said,
we've been doing this for now twenty four years, which is pretty wild. Hey, so we brought five of our jugglers, hey, to kinda demonstrate because, hey, some of our skills work great in a room like this and other skills not so much. So we don't get to show you any of our balance moves and unicycles and things like that. Hey. Hey. But I've got Everett right here in the front. Hey. Henry right over here behind him. Hey. Hey. Oliver again in the middle. Rachel, hey. In the back and Henry number two, hey. Over there on the other side. So, hey, we're gonna let them go ahead and start to show you some of their different juggling moves with flower sticks,
diabolos, rings, bean bags and they got some clubs laying on the floor too. So, hey, jugglers, go for it. Show them what you got. Right? Okay. And as they start to move, hey, think of, coming to practice with about 65 other kids at the exact same time. And trying to maintain all of these different skills and learn them. So we've been able to have practices. Our season this year, we had over a 70 a third, fourth and fifth graders. And a a 70. Hey, that is correct. They come to practice once a week.
They show up before school. So they show up an hour early, hey, to be able to demonstrate and work on these different skills. And then after they've learned something, well then they have to wait a week to come back, because we have so many kids. We have to break them up into different practice groups and have one group come at a time. Some of my favorite things about it, as you watch the skills that they can do, has really nothing to do with the skill itself. But what they've learned in the character that they have developed, and the lifelong skills that they that they've learned taking them from this, hey,
to whatever type of perseverance and things that they will take, and use it later on in their lives too. So you have, some people that have helped you with this over the years. Talk about them. They came to see us tonight. Hey. So, this program doesn't work without the extra people that have helped over the past several years. Hey. First is mister Dave Marty. He's sitting up here at the front. He's been helping me out for the past seven years. Hey. He's become kind of our unicycle balance guru. Hey. And it was just by chance that he happened to start volunteering at White Lake Elementary. And, missus Wise, our principal, found out that he could ride a unicycle.
Like, well, you need to talk to our PE teacher because you won't believe what he's got going on. And it's been a fantastic friendship along the way. Kaylee Ayers is over here hiding in one of the chairs as well. She is one of our teachers at Crossroads. And scary enough, one of my original jugglers that was a part of the program back in the early years. So, hey, one of my former students, now a teacher I get the privilege of working with, a, and without their help, it'd be unreal. And I've had so much support, hey, from administrators all the way from White Lick to to now.
And, beyond blessed to be a part of it. We also I wanna invite you here tonight, because recently, and actually almost every year, these kids get an opportunity to not just show their families and their classmates what they've done. They actually got to perform at a Pacer game. And you guys won an award because you you you raise so much money for the school? Yeah. The Pacers do a a fundraiser. And, lots of schools get the chance to participate. They will bring a a choir to perform the national anthem. And and it's cool that we bring something in that the Pacers are like,
you guys bring something different to the table that we don't usually see. It's not a dance group. It's not a choir thing. And all those are fantastic too. But we bring something a little bit more unique. And, this past year, with the tickets that we sold for that Pacers night, we raised more than any other school that participated and got a visit from Andrew Nimhard and Boomer and, and it was really cool that that visit actually happened at Crossroads before we went to perform at Pacers night. And so that was a really cool connection to to be able to do that the same week. Gotcha. Anything else you wanna say about about juggling masters before I go over and talk
to the kiddos real quick? Other than, I could never have imagined what it's turned into. Right? The idea was to give students something alternate to work on, a that was outside of a the traditional athletic endeavors. And and who did it first? You're gonna make me go there, because it'll make me emotional. The the first juggling master would be my mom, who was an elementary PE teacher as well. And she started a juggling program, and I was kind of a guinea pig for her at home. And she'd bring stuff home and say,
hey, can you learn how to do this? I'm like, sure, let's try it. And then she turned it into a program at, her elementary school, and she taught in Pike Township for several years. And then I kinda took her idea and and ran with it from there. So, it kinda started within the family and, Yeah. I'll just leave it at that, because I'll get emotional. Thank you, Mr. Kelly. Guys, I'm gonna, like, brave my way in here because I want to know what is your favorite thing about juggling masters? Probably learning new stuff such as the unicycle. Is that are you pretty good at the unicycle? I think, yeah. Alright, buddy. What's your favorite part about juggling masters?
Hanging out with my friends before school. Very cool. Now if you're a fifth grader, you're not gonna be able to do this next year. So are you gonna how are you gonna keep juggling? I have one at home. So You have one at home? Yeah. So Did did did mom and dad get those for you? Yeah. Yeah. That's always on the on the list of the holidays? Yeah. What's your favorite? This The Diabolo? Okay. What's your favorite part about doing juggling masters? Learning how to do the equipment. Like, when you get when you get to do, like, new stuff because you did because you got Yeah. Very cool.
And now fourth grader down here, Henry, you get to do it again next year. You're gonna be one of the big time fifth graders. Is there a new tool that you're wanting to learn next year? I'm wanting to learn the Pedalow. It's like it's sort of like a unicycle boat without a seat. Oh, well, we have a feeling that you're gonna be able to do it. Well, thank you guys so much for coming in here. Thank you for all the families for bringing all your kids in the mornings and all the things, and, mister Kelly, for what you do. Missus Heffernan, why don't you tell us what it says here on the certificate? Brownsburg Community School Corporation certificate accommodation is hereby presented to Zach Kelly and the juggling
master students at Crossroads Elementary for creating a culture of perseverance and services at Crossroads Elementary School. So thank you guys. Now if you can get together with mister Kelly in the middle, we're gonna take a picture of you. How many of these shows have you seen over the years? I've seen a lot. Yeah. You've seen one. I spent my fortieth birthday. Thank you. I'm gonna ask them if they could give me a quick lesson, but alright. Brownsburg Education Foundation update. Doctor Dixon. Thank you. The rally for our kids gala presented by LeBlanc Nettles Law and Queen Anne's Lace Flower and Gifts took place on Friday,
March 14. The event was a huge success raising over $82,000 to benefit the students and teachers in our school corporation. $82,000. It was a great night. Chip In for the Kids golf outing presented by Summers Plumbing, Heating and Cooling takes place on Friday, June 13 at Westchase Golf Club, but the shotgun start at 08:30. Online sign ups are on the BEF website for anyone interested in participating or volunteering. BEF Pioneer Camp will be happening again this summer, the week of June 23 through the twenty sixth at the Log Cabin Homestead property.
All exiting third, fourth, and fifth grade students are invited to attend. Registration is now open and closes on May 31. Visit the BEF website to register. Brick promotions. Bricks can still be ordered to honor the class of 2025 graduates, but will not be available until the fall of twenty twenty five order is placed. The graduate walk will be reinstalled soon around that time as well. Grants and scholarships. Scholarship applications were reviewed by the BEF scholarship committee at the March to determine the recipients of the $76,000 in scholarships that BEF will award to the class of twenty twenty five.
20 seven thousand dollars of these scholarships are thanks to the generosity of the BCSC staff and the payroll deduction program. The incredible award and district's District Excellent Award grant applications were submitted before spring break, and announcements about them will be made sometime in May. Thank you. Operations update, mister Hacker. Thank you very much. This evening, I have some information on just spring break maintenance as well as some construction update pictures based on all the exciting stuff, especially as the weather breaks. You'll start seeing a lot of things happening, outside here with our construction.
So first up, again, just wanna not only just explain, but also celebrate our entire facilities and maintenance department. A ton of work that is able to get accomplished over a short two week period. I am happy to report there would not be any ceiling tiles and projectors to replace after the juggling. So the kids did an amazing job this evening. But, again, just it takes a lot of work to keep the school corporation, our size, moving. And while some of these things continue or stuff that can can be put on hold, you know, there's things like this that happen every single day that our staff is, making sure that our our facilities are up to date and and well taken care
of and ensuring that the students, have a have a great place to learn and our teachers have a great place to teach. I can tell you, and I I believe I've said this in board meetings before, that our operations staff truly care that that they don't they don't want to be the reason that our students are unable to learn, because they are just as proud of the academic success that our kiddos have as much as our teachers are. And so it's just great to be surrounded by a group of folks that are just committed to the vision, of our district. And so, again, just things here. I'm not gonna go through all these individually, but you can see lots of different buildings covered throughout the entire corporation.
We did some chiller work, some cooling towers and pits, kind of the the dirty stuff that sometimes we can't get to when students are in the building. And so we try to get that stuff done over this couple week breaks. We have some some pesticide and some critter control stuff that was ongoing. Some LED lighting continued through the district, some core installations with keys to just ensure that our safety and security measures are top notch. Did have some floor replacements in the Reagan Clinic, and just a few you know, sometimes it also just includes some painting and such. But, again, lots of items that were completed over the last two weeks of spring break,
and just very, very thankful for our staff that, we're we're here working hard to accomplish those. Moving into some construction updates. We'll kinda start outside and work our way in. So what you'll see here is the work going on the football stadium expansion project. Again, kind of on the right side, if I get the our laser out here. What you'll see right in this area, that is all the expansion of the bleachers. Again, this will now go, if we think about the yardage on the football field to the five yard line. Each section here gives us about another 300 seats.
So that means, overall, we'll have about 600 additional seating on the home side. We'll have far more seating on the visitor side that is yet to go up. I believe that will start sometime next week, that you'll see the stands on the visiting side begin to go up, and it will also match five yard line to five yard line. It'll be one continuous set of bleachers, just like what we have here on on the home side, but just not as high. Obviously, Odell Street gets in the way. We can't go that high. I think it'll be somewhere between eleven and twelve rows tall, from five yard line to five yard line. Also, here you can see the beginning to get some of the sidewalk poured.
What this is the, kind of the we'll call the North Locker Room here. You'll house freshman football as well as all of our visiting. We'll also use this for lacrosse as we think about the multi perform excuse me, multipurpose field that will go here. So where the workers are, this actually will be turf moving forward. Spin turf will be out here, I believe, tomorrow. They'll begin to to start lace up down. Hopefully, we'll get that carpet. You'll start to see some work there here soon. But this will be, again, as a reminder, a turf field that will be utilized not only for practice football. If you think about the old practice football fields there that were turf,
that is now all parking lot. But also for lacrosse, which will is an emerging sport in the IHSA, more than likely, become a full time sport, as well as be lined for soccer. And we can do things like unified football and such. So, again, in our band. So lots of, MPE as well. So lots of folks will be on this so we can kinda keep the stadium, like all most of our varsity areas, and, separate for those contests. I saw not that I watch Brownsburg Chatter very often, but, mister Haywood, I thought you would enjoy this one. Somebody thought we were building a pickleball stadium. And so, no truth to that rumor, unfortunately. I know probably something you would enjoy.
However, this is just going to be, just about a thousand seat bleachers that will that way, when we host contests or have contests on that multipurpose field, we'll have spot for patrons to sit. We'll have what I'd call, like, a manufactured press box, much like a middle school you would see to ensure that we can can run a full game. We'll have a scoreboard there as well, and perimeter fencing around there. So again, all this is going. We're really excited to see some warm, dry weather. That way, progress can continue. This is a picture from under the home stands of the, of the varsity field.
You'll notice here, this is the press box. And as mentioned in here, this is, the press box is kinda getting what we call a face lift. The split block is getting, resurfaced. Again, we're not tearing anything down, but essentially, it's almost like putting tile on it. And the tile, which is a thin set brick, will match the brick of the rest of the, high school building. Again, as that building has, come quite a bit far north and right next to it, that that, this press box really stands out. Really needs a refresh as well as we're we're replacing the windows. They just really weren't useful at all, once we were in there. So but that's really all that's taking place there.
Just rebrick. We you will notice that we had to pull some bleachers off, but that's just so we can get all that scaffolding there, as you can see, to ensure that we can complete the progress. This will all be finished by the time that graduation is here. So we think graduation June 7. This will be done in time for June 7 graduations so that we can utilize the not only the visitors, but the home side to increase the capacity there and enjoy a wonderful ceremony on the field. Moving inside, the field house looks quite a bit different since the last time you, a, went through it and and, b, that we had some pictures up here. So, quite honestly, it looks like it could almost be done tomorrow.
The Mondo flooring surface is in. We continue to have some painting going on here. So with the lines, we have the numbers in. Those are actually all carved into that Mondo surface. But there are a few painted lines here, those dashed, so that we can have the lines for the straightaway as well as see, around remember, this is an eight lane track. We have four courts here in the center, three of which are on the wood court, still to be sanded and lines painted. That's that's to come. This area here is also a basketball court, also lined for volleyball, and will also be where high jump is during our indoor track meet.
And that's what that little arc is there. It is for the and and the box will be where the high jump pit is, and that arc is the markings for that particular sport. The bleachers are in on this again, all of our bleachers are on the second floor here about a just under a thousand, just a little over 900, for patrons that can attend not only indoor track meet, but also the basketball game. We will have to play varsity volleyball in here in the fall of twenty twenty six as the varsity gym goes through renovation. So, again, this is gonna be an outs outstanding spot to watch a game. Very, very excited.
Again, the goal here is we follow our indoor track season. Our indoor track season is on the road every time they're going somewhere. They're in Lafayette, on the North Side, or downtown. The goal here is at long range that we are hosting those events so that patrons are eating in our restaurants. And if we have long range travelers, we're staying here in Brownsburg. Just really more of a community center, and we're excited to provide that opportunity. We can't really see it, obviously, in this picture, but on this far side, we'll have a the, pole vault pit. And the next slide here, this is the the long jump pet pits. You can see the middle one there for pole vault. We've got two pits.
Kinda well, those will be filled with sand. We've got to just pull these covers off the grates here just to ensure that any sand spillover kinda goes right back into the pit. So we can easily brush that back in there and keep this area looking nice and neat. We've got scoreboards that'll be marked with with numbers on the court. And around the wall, you'll see those are just acoustic panels to, ensure that, you know, obviously, the sound, it's a very large space to ensure that the, the viewing and and auto, auto sound system works good. Again, just additional pictures here around the this is the finish line of the track. Just really looks nice.
It's nice and clean. We love the white ceilings, all the LED lighting, and so just an outstanding spot for our kids. Again, as a reminder, all PE classes will be in here next year. So this really is the largest classroom that we have in Brownsburg High School. Just another example here of the bleachers. Again, this is the Second Floor. Terrazzo's still being poured here, still needs to be polished up. But the Second Floor is where all of our, patrons will enter the the bleachers in order to watch the contest going on here. So and again, we do have the glass. You can see here kinda separating the the athletic contest from the Senior Academy Commons
slash cafeteria area that is there. On the right is the baseball softball area. This is where we'll have four different batting cages in there. That is really on the Second Floor on just north of the field house. And the, the turf is in there. We'll have, like, the place, like, almost like a weight loom excuse me, weight room flooring surface right here in the front as well. Again, a nice space that we're not utilizing the, the gyms up on the north and south. We can keep keep those separate for baseball and softball. And, again, this is actually the back hallway here. This leads to concessions and restrooms on the Second Floor of the field House.
Field House will be here on the left. This is the terrazzo floor. Again, it's polished down here, not quite polished there. And if you turn right, you'd actually go into the Second Floor of the Senior Academy. So, everything you see here as well as all classrooms in the Senior Academy, everything here will be ready for the start of the 2526 school year. And that is exciting, very, very exciting for us because the original scope and sequence of this did not have the senior academy finished until fall break. And so the fact that we are, again, on time and most importantly on budget, and we're gonna have these spaces for our staff and students to come start of
2526 school year, it should all be done. So, we're thankful to Meijer and Agyem to, pushing our contractors to get good work done. And, it's gonna be an absolute beautiful space, and we're excited to open it up. Happy to answer any questions you might have. Capacity for the high school stadium before construction, and what is it gonna be? That's a really good question. And I'm gonna give estimates here, but I'll give you the exact numbers after I look at the at the scope sequence. And so, I believe somewhere we were just about 3,800 in the on the home side. And on the visitor side, I believe,
was another 1,100 or so. So close to that 5,000 mark and which should be over 6,000 with this renovation. Other questions? Good question. Awesome. Thank you very much. I think, did you have a question? I was just gonna say, since I missed the first tour, when's the next tour? Well well, we can set it up anytime you like. So we're happy to show that off, and, I can tell you that doctor Degay here loves talking to people and walking through. He's very, very proud of that as the former high school principal. So, happy to get that set up anytime that we're this convenient for you. Thank you. Mhmm. Comments from patrons.
Just a reminder, you have three minutes to share, and please state your name and address as approaching or before, speaking. We have one patron, Nancy Stinson. DEI does not advantage one's race over another as president Trump has said. It simply says that we will include you and your diversity as equal to all others. Equal, not different. President Trump is canceling programs and canceling our children by shuffling, shuttering, and or silencing the departments of education and our state employees that help them succeed.
Though DEI is a broad term not defined in title seven of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title seven does prohibit discrimination regardless of race and sex. Title one was signed by president Johnson on April '56 sixty years ago, this past weekend. They are both the law. One cannot pick one over the other. Politicians cannot legally withhold previously approved funds due to one person's whim.
We, the people, voted via our congresspeople and approved such funding sixty years ago. Congress holds the power of the purse. Funds cannot be canceled by one person with a black marker. Funds can only be abolished by congressional vote or found unconstitutional by the courts. And I tell you, I am really broken up that I now understand about an hour ago that the school board made a decision without holding an open forum on this topic.
Thank you for your time. Thank you, miss Simpson. Consent items. Doctor. Jessup. Thank you. Ask for approval of the March 10 business meeting and executive session as well as claims and superintendent's report. One motion. So moved. Second. Questions, comments? All in favor, signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, same sign. Motion passes. Thank you. Old business. Third reading and recommendation to approve twenty five twenty six school student handbooks. Miss Levy. Yes. So just asking for approval, of the twenty five twenty six student handbooks with a reminder that we'll probably have
a couple of revisions that we'll bring back, early summer as the legislative session wraps up. They're considering some language changes for bullying with the definition and reporting timelines. So that is something that will, once the legislative session ends, bring that back to you just as a revision. But currently asking for approval of and third reading of the 2526 student handbooks. Do you have a motion? So. Second? Second. All the questions, comments? All those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye.
Opposed, same sign. Motion passes. Thank you. Second reading recommendation to approve 2627 school calendar. Doctor Jessup. Yes. Thank you. So, second reading of recommendation, I'm asking for your approval of the 2627 calendar. It is in line with what our calendar was this past year. And we certainly work with, our colleagues in the Van Davis School District just because our area 31 students, go between both, programs. So ask for approval at this time. So moved. Is it a second? Second. Questions, comments? All those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed same sign? Motion passes. Thank you.
New business. Recommendation to approve various secondary textbooks for 2526 school year. Doctor Jessup. Thank you. It has been a minute since we've approved any textbooks, because of the change in, the states, allowing us to charge textbook dollars. However, we have gotten to the point where we need to, get some new books. So I'm asking for approval of a dual credit biology book and high school health book. Those were selected by our teachers and reviewed by parents. So for every teacher that we have evaluate a book, we have that many parents evaluate.
So if it's five teachers, it's five parents. So that process happened, so ask for approval at this time. So moved. A second. Second. Questions, comments? All those in favor signify say signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, say aye. Motion passes. Thank you. Recommendation to approve out of district student transfers. Doctor Jessup. Thank you. So for the last several years, we have approved limited out of district transfer. This year, we would like to approve, out of district transfer for kindergarten through fifth grade and ninth through eleventh grade, for 10 students in each of the grade levels.
This would allow us to bring extra dollars in without causing a, a pinch with our teaching and class sizes. For that reason, we are not open to middle schools because middle schools, we are pretty tight with what our numbers currently are. So asking for approval at this time. Motion? So moved. Is there a second? Second. Questions? Comments? All those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, same sign. Motion passes. Thank you. Recommendation to approve school assignment of the Estates Of West Branch. Miss Lippy? Yes. So we're taking approval for the assignment,
for the Estates Of West Branch to Eagle Elementary, West Middle School, and Brownsburg High School. In the Estates of, West Branch. There are eight homes. Price range is 677,000 to $908,000 Lots began selling on February purchased, it takes about six to eight months to complete the build, and it's located the northern boundary is Highway 136, and the western boundary is County Road 550 East. Thank you. That'll be a good one. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Road 550 East. Thank you. Do we have a motion? So moved. Second. Questions, comments? All of the face favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed,
same sign? Motion passes. Thank you. Recommendation to award construction contracts for HVAC project, mister Hacker. Thank you. Including the board packet, you can see that, on Thursday, April 3, in compliance with Indiana Public Works, that we opened up bids on to replace the basically the entire central plan, all HVAC equipment at White Lake Elementary School. You can see the three bids that came in there. Lowest bid was Irish Mechanical, came in at, just about a little over $1,300,000, which is good news. The estimates were about 1.7 from our RE Diamond consultants. And so we're very, very pleased that this came in under under estimates.
And, we're we'll we'll get going pretty pretty quickly here. So we're again, at this point in time, all, the letters of recommendation from RE Diamond, our engineering consultants are on file. And at this time, just asking for your, your approval of these particular contracts. Do I have a motion? So moved. A second? Second. Questions, comments? All those in favor signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed, same sign. Motion passes. Thank you. Superintendent comments. Sorry. So just a few quick things. Congratulations to our, Brunswick High School winner percussion. They competed in the WGI world class finals,
and in the world class, and they made it to the finals and performed on Saturday and did an amazing job. So congratulations to them. Spring sports are off to a great start. And this week, we also began iLearn. So, kudos to our students who are doing a great job, taking a test and being ready. And, certainly, extra thanks to our teachers for their hard work that goes into preparing students and also proctoring, which is might be one of the longest, most boring jobs in education because you can't teach. You have to stop put your pencils down,
although they're all computers so there's no putting your pencil down anymore. But, that's that's the idea. So thank you. Thank you. Mr. Hayward. Yeah. I just want to thank, Mr. Kelly and the juggling masters for entertaining us tonight. I can remember that that when my kids were here many years ago and it was always entertaining. I really appreciated that. I want to thank the entire Brownsburg Education Foundation for the gala they put on. It was a very enjoyable night and raising $82,000 That's really impressive for those of us who have to raise charity funds and know
how tough that is. And finally, I'm looking forward to some spring weather and some spring sports going out, looking at getting out on the baseball diamond, softball diamonds and seeing all our athletes participate. Thank you. Doctor. Dixon? Super cool to see the the juggling master's students. That's the first time I've had the opportunity to see them, perform. So that was awesome. Appreciate that. And also, Mr. Hacker, mister Degay doctor Degayse, it has been really cool to see all of the progress at the all the facilities driving around town,
and I feel like the workers are there twenty four seven. It you know, even on the weekends, early in the morning, there's always people working. And I know that that's, a huge effort by many people to make sure that things are ready to go for the start of next school year, but it's noticed and appreciated. So thank you for that. Congratulations to the, juggling masters. I gotta tell you, I was enamored watching this because it's challenging enough for me to do a yo yo, let alone, toss-up three things at once. Mister Hacker, can't wait to see the inside of that. I did I do need to see the, the golf area too.
So, I'll gladly take a second tour of that place. Doctor. As always, I'm echoing everything everybody else said, but, those jugglers were amazing tonight. Welcome back to all our staff and students from spring break. And remember, summer will be fastly here will be here before you know it. So study get everything done as best you can before it ends. And maybe the jugglers are gonna work on a high school program. Just saying. They do got scholarships for that for college. So I was gonna challenge all you guys to go learn something by the jugglers, but I decided that we might not we might not wanna do that here in this room because we wouldn't have good tile up the ceiling anymore.
So thank you for mister Kelly and the jugglers. I think we have one of the best, like, maintenance and groundskeeping teams, of all the districts. They are always such hardworking and willing to do anything and working ahead and, have an eye for detail and just an amazing staff. So, thank you to them. Winter Percussion, thank you. And then, you know, the construction projects and staying on course, and I think it speaks volumes to the relationship you guys have built with Meyer and AGM, and how hard they work for us too and the partnership that we have with them. So we appreciate all your hard work there. That's all I have. Thank you.
And do I have a motion to adjourn? So moved. Second? All those in favor signify by saying aye. Second. Aye. Opposedly signed. Meeting adjourned.