It is 7:02 p.m. I'll call us to order. This is the regularly scheduled December 8, 2025 meeting of the East Lancing Board of Education. Miss Hokor, can I get a roll call vote? >> I have the funniest story.
>> Trusty Martin >> here. >> Trusty Lions >> here. >> Trusty Zel >> here. >> Trusty Ferris Highland >> here. Trusty Chambers >> present. >> Trustee Torres >> here. >> Trustee Taki. >> Um, student representative Djaga
>> here. >> Student representative Mega >> here. >> And Superintendent Leo >> here. >> Thank you, Miss Hokor. And Trusty Takakei is excused. Um, Trusty Edel, can you read our mission statement?
>> I would love to. Our mission statement is nurturing each child, educating all students, and building world citizens. >> Thank you for that. Can I get a motion for the approval of tonight's agenda?
>> Yep. >> I move that the board of education approve the agenda for the regular meeting on December 8th, 2025 as presented. Second. >> The motion was by Trusty Ferris Highland, seconded by Trusty Chambers. All in favor of the motion as presented, please say I.
>> I. Any opposition? >> The motion carries unanimously. Uh, can I get a motion for the approval of minutes? >> I move that the board of education approve the minutes for the following meetings. One, November 10th, 2025
regular meeting and two, November sec uh 10th, 2025 close session. >> Second motion by Trusty Lions. Seconded by Trustee Edel. All in favor of the motion as presented, please say I. I I >> Any opposition? >> The motion carries unanimously. The next
item on the agenda is recognition. Trustee Ferris Highland, do we have anything for recognition? >> Nothing tonight, but I'm sure our students will have some great stuff. >> All right. Do any other board members have recognition before we bring up our student representatives? Let's bring them up. Our student
representatives. >> Good evening, everyone. And here's what's been going on at the high school. Okay. So, um, in terms of clubs, the Model UN club just attended a conference called the CASC this past weekend, and sophomore Nadia Pauly was awarded the
highest honors for like the representation of her country at this conference. And students who attended that had a jam-packed Friday and Saturday, the attending committee debates at the Lancing Oh, whoa. Sorry. Students who attended had a jam-packed
Friday. And Saturday, the same students attended like some committee de debates at the Lancing Center. Um the foreign language club hosted their annual holiday meeting with attendees learning about Kans and Hanukkah. Uh this was last week um
Thursday. And the foreign language club along with various other clubs will attend the multicultural potluck organized by the social justice club and MSAN in the weeks before winter break. Um, all members of affinity clubs like Students for Gender Equality Alliance,
Black Student Union, Asian Student Union, and Muslim Student Union are invited to attend. We also had NHS wrapping up their turkey drive, and it was a huge success um with many juniors and seniors volunteering to help that out. And the goal amount of donations was like exceeded, so it wasn't just
reached. And all the families that NHS was hoping to provide a me meal for were definitely given a good one. Good. Um, and student congress, I think this was last week, Wednesday, um, decided on the themes for winter spirit week, which is next week, um, which include PJ day,
groutfit, and holiday wear day. And in terms of sports, the varsity and freshman basketball team also started their season off very strong with both of them winning with varsity specifically winning um, like 76 to 46. And they actually play Sexton tomorrow
at 7 p.m. too. And also in sports related news, uh Maya Teranova and Mia Washington went undefeated in girls wrestling in their first invitation of the year which was hosted at the Kellogg Center. And finally, in terms of like schoolwide news, the students who are dual enrolled
in like college courses are taking their finals this week. So that's like pretty huge deal. And then there's also some kids who are taking finals like before winter break, which is just like because of the timing about some things. So we have that. So, winter is starting off very busy both academics and
sports-wise. And we even have like a couple students, including me actually, going to the youth violence prevention summit tomorrow in Lancing. >> Great. >> And shifting back to academics, government and AP government students had to submit their government in action product project at the end of last week.
So the projects kind of consisted of like community involvement hours like whether that's like through attending a schoolboard meeting or attending a club um and an essay and then a letter to someone who helped with their government and action projects. And a pretty big
deal actually we had our 43rd I think collage. So it's like the collaborative display of all the fine arts programs at the high school which is like theater, choir, band, orchestra and that was also a huge success. I know we used to have two nights of it, but even though we
switched to one, there's still like like at least 50 people just standing in the back because it got so full. So, we had that and we also had the student art that was like displayed in the student union. So, we had kind of like a gallery walk little thing beforehand. And we also have the band program like performing some of the same songs but
also some new ones at their concert next Monday. >> Uh and also I think Live Wire, this band performed in the student union. Yeah. before the actual performance. >> And then um following this week's 3-day weekend because we don't have school on Friday, we also have winter break coming up very soon. So, we also want to wish
happy holidays to everyone. >> Uh that's all. Thank you and have a nice night. >> Hey, can I ask a quick quick question? Who who is putting on the youth violence prevention conference? >> Um so I was reached out it was like um we have a spark program which is kind of like students for like mental awareness
and then also the MCAN group. We were asked like specifically to go and Mr. Lampy is the one who reached out. So, I didn't get much of the details, just that like it's happening tomorrow and we're invited. >> Okay, awesome. Thank you. >> Yeah, I think it's through Michigan State Police Cath, but I'm not 100% sure.
>> I know they're speaking on it, but um there's also a two-day school safety academy for adults um Wednesday, Thursday, I think following that. So, I think it's I don't they're not necessarily coordinated, but I think it's put on by Michigan State Police
Office of School Safety, but I'm not 100% sure. I was just going to check that. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. You I have I have a question. I'm sorry to keep you guys up here. >> No, you're okay. >> Uh it's it's engaging material. I want to I want to know more. Uh you mentioned that Livewire performed. What is
Livewire? Um, it's like a group of I think four or five students that go to the high school and they like they form their own sort of band. I think we have >> So, it's Casey Smith, Stella Alfredson um singing, Casey Smith drumming, Liam
Vanderhigh on the guitar, Elijah >> Braymond >> Braymond on the keys, and then Julia Val on the bass. So, it's just like a couple of kids that just got together to kind of um perform. I've actually been at all of their gigs since they started, but they performed at like the East Lancing Farmers Market and then um at the Pump
House. Yeah. And then they got the opportunity to kind of like showcase it more at the school through the art gallery, which is kind of like a last minute decision actually, but it was pretty cool to hear them. >> Yeah, >> that's great. >> They were good. And it is through the office of school safety, the school
safety through the piece. Yeah. Yep. >> Good. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> You're free. >> You're free. and happy happy holidays to you as well. Thank you for that. All right. Um the next item on the agenda is our superintendent report.
I'll turn it over to Superintendent Leo. >> Thank you. First um I want to thank um the support of the East Lancing community because uh with their help we were able to distribute over 100 bags of breakfast, lunch, and snack items to ELPS families during that Thanksgiving
week where students weren't in school. So, um, everything from oatmeal to lunch items to snacks, but we, uh, were able to distribute over a hundred bags to families. So, that is, um, just a testament to the support we have here in
our community. Um, and I'm super proud to finally say that East Lancing Public Schools Health Center is open. Okay, no more coming soon. It is open running available to see um kiddos five up to
age 21 or 26 with an IEP. And there's a link here when this goes out tomorrow to the cent's web page and the consent form and their phone number is also here for anybody who has any questions about um anything related to the health center. Um, as our student representatives
mentioned, there's no school for students this Friday for a staff professional learning day. This Friday is the third of five of our professional learning Fridays, and this one was moved from the historical March Friday due to conferences and other events that make
March a really busy time. So, we moved uh to December. We're excited to offer sessions that align with our mission statement and buckets of work aligned to district goals. And here's just a sampling of some of our morning sessions that we'll be offering districtwide around mental health and school safety.
We offer the AEDCPR training uh stress management and resilience through mindfulness and uplift trauma informed care and practice in fostering a sense of safety. In our teaching and learning bucket, uh we have a session on adapting
curriculum for multilingual learners, cultivating genius book study, an introduction to school AI spaces, and understanding the roles, responsibilities, and ethical practices for our pareducators. And in our diversity, equity, inclusion,
and belonging bucket, we have a session on implicit bias. One that's called relationships work. I say that because relationships is spelled R E A L at the beginning. Uh creating a welcoming and belonging environment. Uh understanding
religious and cultural observations of the Islamic faith and what are we restoring to culturally relevant restorative practices. And a couple I' I've linked our district calendars here again. Um and after next
week we begin winter break for two weeks and we'll return to school on January 5th. uh our January 12th board of education meeting. I'm going to say it's still highly likely that we will be in this space. Uh there's been a little delay uh getting some power over to our
building, our new building. So, they're a little behind. So, I think we'll still be here, but we will confirm and um communicate that when we get a little closer. And then on January 19th is a Monday, we have no school in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
>> All right. Thank you. You're welcome. >> Are there any questions for the superintendent? >> Um I've never heard the term pared educators, but I like that. >> Yeah. >> Um it's more specific. >> Yes.
>> Um and there's a lot of trainings I want to go to. >> I know. I'm really I I mean I feel really proud of the ones that are being offered this time. I think we have a lot of really relevant yet, you know, this is the fourth year we've been in this model of professional learning and working on this conference style in the
morning. So, we do get some feedback like, oh, I've I've taken on all these topics already. So trying to stay fresh and new while still um providing relevant professional learning um has you know challenged us to go out and
find new sessions and something that still meets the goals that we're working toward. So I think some of them that we're offering this Friday um I wish I could be in multiple places at one time. >> Yeah. >> Back to the health center. I'm so glad that it's open. And I know that um some
parents have already been able to utilize that those services which is really great. I just wanted to say that I am not the most um tech sophisticated person in the world but filling out that consent form online and handling all of that was really easy. So >> good
>> happy to give that positive feedback about the process. >> Good. >> And I didn't notice it in the tour but is there an entry from the school into the health center? Okay. It's not just the >> out right. There's one from the hallway as well. And there's a a sensor um to
allow students in. And then it's locked from the inside so that anyone who does come in has to be buzzed out to get into the hallways. So kids can get in with a sensor but need to be buzzed back out or anybody that's coming in that way. Oh, good. >> So, yep. Just kind of duplicated some of
our other um >> safety. >> Yeah. safety protocols that we have and so and just those layers of making sure there's not access from the outside of the building straight in. Um so yeah, >> our tech department helped us get that
all set up. >> All right. Well, thank you uh Superintendent Leica. That was informative. >> You're welcome. The next item on the agenda is a public hearing on our um
proposed uh the recommended uh sexual education materials. So we'll bring Miss Scott up here. And so come on up. Come on up. It's uh 7:16 p.m. We'll go ahead and open up the
public hearing. And we'll begin with um comments from Miss Scott. The the recommendation here is rights, respect, and responsibilities. The Michigan aligned high school lessons uh from 2023 to replace the Michigan model for health
entitled healthy and responsible relationships, HIV, other STI and pregnancy prevention for high school health classrooms grades 9 to 12. And so I'll turn it over to Miss Scott for comments. >> Sure. So, um, well, thank you for having
me again. Um, I think when I was last here, we did a pretty thorough overview of the curriculum. So, I won't repeat that. Um, but just to recap for others that maybe were not here for that meeting. Um, there was a recommendation um that we were receiving as feedback from parents, students, educators that
we needed to take a look at the middle school and high school curriculum. We started this process last year. Went through a thorough curriculum review with a committee that we formed with parent um members of our sex ed advisory board as well as educators and other school district staff. Uh we identified
a curriculum that we really liked which was the rights respect responsibility that seemed to meet our um a lot of criteria that we had for what we were looking for. Um, we did a pilot at the end of last year in both our middle school and high school classrooms with a
couple of lessons. And what we were trying to gauge was usability of the materials, the teaching experience as well as the student experience. Um, the outcome of that pilot was we determined that that was that this curriculum was a good fit for our 9th through 12 health classes, not such a good fit for seventh
and eth. So, we're continuing our curriculum exploration journey for seventh and eth. Um, and that brought us to this year. So, we made our recommendation to the board at the last board meeting on November 5th. We held a community meeting where we invited
parents and families to come and hear about the curriculum and we had a handful of folks turn out and had some great conversation and got really positive feedback. Um, and so here we are for the second hearing. So, and again, just the intention here was that
the Michigan model curriculum had not been updated since 2007, and that really left us lagging and having to adopt a lot of supplemental uh lessons, materials, resources to catch up on HIV prevention and treatment as well as things like consent um and other topics
that weren't well addressed in the 2007 version of things. So, um that was really the driver. Um, and I do want to make a quick note that in the interim, the state adopted new health standards. And I also just wanted to FYI that the changes that were made
to the state um health education standards, which includes the sex education standards, there's nothing that's changed there that would um sort of conflict with anything that we're adopting in this curriculum. This curriculum already includes a lot of the topics that were part of that update,
including um sexual orientation, gender identity, consent, and safer sex practices. So, I think um I haven't heard anything else come out from Advocates for Youth, the publishers of anything that they need to change in terms of the content of the Michigan Align lessons. So, I think we're we're
good on that, but if of course if there is anything that needs to be updated, I'll be coming back to you with those recommendations. >> All right. Thank you for that. Uh, Miss Scott, are there any questions for Miss Scott before we turn to the public comment period?
>> Well, thank you so much for being here. >> Thank you. >> And um, whenever we adopt uh, sex education materials or curricula, there are state laws and procedures for doing that. And one of those laws was requires
us to have a public uh hearing and comment period at two consecutive board meetings to allow community input and to allow for any questions that come up to be answered. And that's why we've done this on for the last two meetings. Uh the next item for the public hearing is
the public comment period. Um Miss Hokor, do we have any public comment regarding the sex education? >> No. >> Okay. Thank you. Um, if there's no public comment, I will close the public hearing at this time. So, we'll close that.
Now, the uh the next item on the agenda is the general public comment period. Miss Ok, do we have any uh blue slips for public comment? If you'd like to make public comment, we have blue slips that are available at the door. Some familiar faces in the audience. I don't know that we'll be having public comment
tonight. So, um, I'm going to dispense with the reading of our statement and move on to the next item of the agenda. The next, uh, item on the agenda is the East Lancing Educational Foundation. There's a presentation, so we'll invite, uh, those folks up here.
And we have uh we have Sarah Pricer and Mara Haney uh with us today. Thank you both for being here. >> Hi, thanks for having us. Um so on behalf of the East Lanstein Educational Foundation, it's our honor to present a
check which represents more than $55,000 in grants. Um, we're awarding this to the East Lancing public schools for the 2526 school year and the funding is going to support 34 innovative teacher-led projects reaching students
in every school and nearly every grade level. Um, it was so exciting to to get to read all the applications and we were really happy that we could meet almost every single one of them. Um they ranged from things where we had to Google what a
raspberry shake seismograph was because we weren't sure but we look forward to seeing it in action at the high school. Um a district-wide middle school science fair. There's social emotional learning and classroom enrichment resources. Um and and as we looked at all of these, we
were just happy that we could invest in creativity and curiosity and student engagement across the district. Um, we've kind of met an exciting milestone with this because this year's awards bring East Lancing Educational Foundation's total giving to more than a million dollars since the founding. Um,
and that's only been made possible through the generosity of our community donors and our endowed funds. Um, we're very grateful for the partnership between ELF, ELPS educators, families, and this board and supporting exceptional learning opportunities for every student. So, thanks to each one of
you for your continued commitment to our um teachers and our children. And we would like to present the check and take a ceremonial picture with the group if we can. >> All right. So, should we do it up in the pit here in front of the >> Go?
>> You might want to come around this way so you don't have to walk the tight rope. Oh, >> okay. Maybe I'll take >> Yeah. >> Be careful. to grow up, right? You ready? >> Thank you. Guess
I'll just leave the family. >> This one's okay. And it it goes without saying, but uh we owe a ton of gratitude and thanks to the folks at East Lancing Educational Foundation and um a million dollars. That's really impressive. That's a lot of good that's being done in our
schools. Uh thanks to Miss Pricer, Miss Haney for being here today. >> Thank you. >> All right. Uh the next item on the agenda is board discussion. And I haven't heard from any board members who had any topics on their mind, but I do want to open up the discussion at this
time. Are there any topics for board discussion while we're all together? >> Crickets. >> All right, I'll take that as no topics for board discussion. Um, let's move on to action items. Uh, we have four action items today. The
first one is policy updates. Can I get a motion? I move that the board of education approve the revisions of the following policies. One uh 3118 title 9 sexual harassment. 2 4113 Michigan Earned Sick Time Act. 3545
Title One Parent and Family Engagement Policy. >> Second. >> The motion was by Trustee Edsil, seconded by Trustee Chambers. Uh is there any discussion on this action item before we move to a vote? these. Okay. Um,
>> these were all just recommended by Trune to align with state law. >> Yeah. And from time to time, uh, the attorneys who we also subscribe to a policy service with will provide us with updates that reflect changes in state law. And you know, Title 9's a federal
law just to make sure that our policies conform to the the legal regulation regimen and that's that's what this is. Is that right? >> Correct. >> That is correct. >> Thank you. So, we'll move to a vote. All in favor of the motion as presented, please say I.
>> I. >> Any opposition? >> The motion carries unanimously. The next um action item is the purchase of technology hardware. I move the board of education approve the purchase of 415 Chromebooks from
SEAI in the amount of $15,742. >> Second. >> The motion was by Trustee Edel, seconded by Trustee Lions. Uh any discussion on this item? >> I know we have Mr. Palasti here. Um, if I'm remembering from our discussion at
the academic and technology committee meeting, this was a scheduled purchase just to update our stock and comply with our plan to have new computers coming in every few years. Is that right? >> That's correct for the 325.
>> Okay. >> There's a second section, but for the bulk of it, yes, that's correct. So the bulk of it is part of a planned purchase and then there's some additional uh chrome >> cards in the middle school. >> In the middle school. >> Oh, that's right. Because the middle school needs extra. That's right.
There's shared carts in the middle school we that we need to to populate. All right. Anything else on this item? All in favor of the motion as presented, please say I. I. >> I. Any opposition?
>> The motion carries unanimously. The next item on the agenda is the sex education curriculum. >> I move that the board of education approve rights, respect, and responsibility Michigan aligned high school lessons 2023 to replace Michigan model for health, healthy and
responsible relationships, HIV, other STI and pregnancy prevent prevention for high school health classrooms grades 9 through 12. >> Second. >> The motion was made by Trusty Ferris Highland, seconded by Trusty Torres. I know that uh Miss Scott's been here the
last two meetings to to discuss this and take our questions. Is there any discussion on this topic before we move to a vote? >> All right, we'll move to a vote. All in favor of the motion as presented, please say I. >> I. >> Any opposition? The motion carries unanimously. So, thank you.
>> And then the uh next item is tuition rates. >> I move the board of education approve the 202526 tuition rates as presented. >> Second. The motion was made by Trusty Edel, seconded by Trustee Chambers. Um, any discussion on this action item?
>> I I can just say this is something we approve every year. Um, though it has never in my career been taken advantage of and it's simply the rates that if a student didn't get into the district via schools of choice and wanted to pay tuition to come in, it's the rate that
that they would pay through this calculation formula. sort of thing. >> Sort of one of those things. >> In my time here, we've not accepted a tuition student that I can recall at least in the last nine years. >> Yeah.
>> All right. Well, we still have to set tuition rates. >> We still have to by law set >> because that's what they say in Lancing. So, um all in favor of the motion as presented, please say I. >> I. >> Any opposition? The motion carries
unanimously. The next item on the agenda is committee reports. The first is academic and technology. Uh Trusty Torres. No, >> I'm sorry, Trusty Lions. >> That's all right. Um we met on December 1st. Um
it was a meeting that we we haven't met in a while. So that was it was a good meeting. Um and we had Mark at our meet at our meeting there. So, um, we talked about we discussed board meetings at various buildings. Uh, Christian was able to give us some updates on, um,
really how it might not work if we were to travel around to different buildings, but, um, I think, uh, we can have, uh, further discussion in the new year about this. Um, but basically, he was saying it it it would be tough and it's a lot
of work. um software and tech would need to be set up each time and um it wouldn't be live streamed one camera. It would be very limited with microphones. Um he said if we wanted to do one or two a year at a different place that is
totally manageable but if we wanted to do every meeting um that's a ton of work for um it um so we can have further discussion if this is something that we want to do um and we would have to have
consensus with all of us if we want to continue to do that or to do that um not continue but to do that um as something new um and not just meet at the new building. Um anything else on that? >> I don't know.
>> There's the president about that. >> No, no, no. Just talking about the various buildings. >> Nothing else from >> Okay. Uh we talked about -ate updates. Um I have a bunch of notes on a different paper that is not on here and I will send it over to you so we can get
it on the website. Um, but Christian was able to go over like what is -ate and talked about what um as a district how much uh we receive moneywise and um so I I'll have all of that uh Chromebook purchase which we
just um approved um for 415 and um some that will go to the middle school. We had uh information about district communication plan uh bright arrow and a parent hub
app which um should be going out uh shortly um for families u to be able to use with um getting information and I think that was it. Did I miss anything?
>> We had a brief presentation from Mr. >> Oh yes. um that wasn't in my notes, but it's on my written one. But uh we had Mark who had a presentation um that he'll give next uh uh >> in the new year probably.
>> Yeah, next year. Um next year that seems so far, but it's so close. Um on uh some data um and so he talked to us a little bit about the data information. >> Is that the one that's boring? >> Conversation. the one >> not the same one.
>> Okay. >> About fiber. >> What's that? >> We had a robust conversation also about our fiber network. >> Yes. And I think that was something that was not on the agenda, but I think we just started talking about >> Yes. But fiber, we learned a lot about
fiber and >> there's no rules in fiber. >> No. >> The wild west. So, I just had a quick question of uh I I'm feeling I missed something about this idea or concept of a rotating board
meetings. Um >> yeah, it was um brought up last board meeting, I believe, and um it wasn't discussed uh in length, but it was mentioned by Dory that uh I think it
was brought up before we decided to just be here uh while the building is being built that maybe um going to different buildings and having board meetings and being present in the buildings. um >> until the new building is built.
>> No. or even after >> after I think I >> so I can so I had suggested that um when the new building is built and this was something I brought up a board discussion last last meeting or the meeting before but uh what I had
suggested was that I'd be interested in pursuing like having most of our meetings at our new boardroom that's equipped all the technology and everything but coming up with a two-year rotation wherein we would spend time in each of our buildings to maintain a
connection to the buildings. And um I just thought it was kind of, you know, it would be something we could use to dovetail when the various schools are making their presentations about their points of pride, what they're what they're doing in their buildings. And um
so we had a brief discussion in board discussion in the last month or so and then it came up in our academic meeting and um yeah I don't I don't know that there's support for it from other members of the board but um >> that clarifies what
>> it is something that um you know that's we could discuss it after the first of the year. >> Thank you. So, why we talked about it? Because I wanted to get Christians >> Gotcha. input on how how it would would work. Okay. >> Yep.
>> All right. Uh facilities committee. >> So, oh, we'll meet after the new year. Um and hopefully we will be able after the new year have a a plan to get students back on the uh committee as well. >> Sounds great. Uh facilities committee trustee Ferris.
>> We have not met and we'll meet after the first of the year. Finance Committee Trusty. >> We did not meet um our based on the schedule we've been um using, we would meet January 4th, but
our organizational meeting is January 12th. So, I will reach out to you to see if you have items or if we wait until the new committees are formed after the organizational meeting. And that's the same statement that I will meet make when we come to policy committee. So, um
you can skip me when you get to F. Okay. Thank you. >> Intergovernmental Trustee Torres. >> Um we meet the 10th 9:30 on the 10th um at central office here at high or not here but at the high school. >> Great.
>> All right. Thank you. And then uh ISOA uh that's Trusty Taikhaki's um committee. Uh and she's not here today, but she texted me that there's nothing to report. Um, well, she said there's
nothing to report except that there is um, let me pull up what she said so I don't make a mess here. Um, oh, there's there there's an ongoing discussion a couple of districts. Okay. So they're they're seeking
feedback from district about cell phone policies in the ISD. A couple of districts in Ingome have passed different cell phone policies and had positive feedback. Um and other districts are in wait and see mode. And
so um they're looking at districts around the state to see how they're enacting uh cell phone and social media policies in their buildings. And um so that's the only thing she had to report. All right. Uh announcements. Our next
meeting is January 12th, 2026. So there uh will not be a second meeting in December because that'll be during the winter break. Um and then in our first meeting of the year is when we typically elect our officers. So I would encourage board
members to consider uh how you want to be involved next year. if you want to serve as an officer and uh obviously that's something we can discuss more in the coming weeks. So >> I want to be on the bake sale committee. >> Yeah. >> Um I want want to ask one other
question. Have you um so I came from uh the bond committee for the ISD to rebuild the Beakman Center and remodel Hartwood. And that is a bond that'll be going on to the ballot in May. Um, uh, Jason Melma, the superintendent of the
ISD, is doing presentations. Have you scheduled a time with him to do a presentation either to the district or to the board or >> Not yet. We haven't. >> Okay. Is that something you're looking to >> We have our super next superintendent's meeting a week from Wednesday. So, I'm wondering if an opportunity to do that
will come at our meeting next week. >> Okay. Sounds great. >> I don't think we've had that a schedule or an ask for that quite yet, but I'm guessing maybe next week at our meeting. >> Okay, great. Thank you. >> Sure. I think last time we met there was still the government shutdown that was falling. I think you that's why we
couldn't move forward with it yet. >> All right. Are there any other announcements before we conclude? >> Well, uh, thank you all for being here. Have a happy holiday season and we will hopefully reconvene in 2026. Hopefully
there won't be some emergency that causes us to come back together. That has happened in the past. Um so um so we will uh >> Well, you just jinxed us. Stand. Let's put that up. Stand >> adjourned at 7:40. Thank you.