to the indivisible and justice for all. The New Jersey open public meetings law was enacted to ensure the right of the public to have advanced notice and to attend the meetings of public bodies at which any business affecting their interest is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with the provisions of the
act, the Portland Board of Education has caused notice of this meeting to be published on January 10th, 2025. Posted on the district website at www.fle.com, published in the board's designated online media outlet newspapers, the record in the Star Ledger, filed with the clerk of the
bureau of Fort Lee, and mailed to all persons, if any, who have requested said notice. Please be advised that this meeting is being recorded and may be broadcasted on local TV and online at a future date. The open public meeting act allows for remote participation at board meetings and defines meeting as any
gathering whether caporal or by means of communication equipment which is attended by or open to all of the members of the public body held with the intent on the part of the members of the body present to discuss or act as a unit upon the specific public business of that body. Roll call please.
Miss Byers Kang here. Miss Kath here. Miss Curry here. Mr. Knight. Miss Cotang here. Mr. Lopez here. Miss Morell here. Mr. Rabino here. Miss Rtor here.
The board will be convening to executive session to discuss legal personnel and other complex matters. The board will reconvene into public session at approximately 7:30 p.m. We have a motion to go into executive session. Motion second. Motion morale. Second pullback.
All in favor? Any oppose? 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.
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published on February 16, 2025 and posted on the district website at www.flu.com, published in the board's designated online media outlet newspaper, The Record of the Star Ledger, filed with the clergy portly, and mailed to all persons, if any, who
have requested notice. Please be advised this meeting is being recorded and may be broadcasted on local TV and online at a future date. The open public meeting act allows for remote participation at board meetings and defines meeting as any gathering whether tutorial or by
means of communication equipment which is attended by or over to all of the members of a public body held with the intent on the part of the members of the body present to discuss or act as a unit upon the specific public business of that body. Roll call, please.
Miss Byers Kang here. Miss Kovat here. Miss Curry here. Mr. Knight here. Miss Cotang here. Mr. Lopez here. Miss Morell here. Mr. Rubino here. Miss
Richtor here. The board convenes executive session at 6:30 p.m. to discuss legal personnel and other confidential matters. Dr. Kravis, will you begin by sharing the superintendent's report? Yes. Good evening everyone and thank you for joining us. First, a big shout out and
congratulatory remarks to this year's varsity boys baseball team for a successful Big North American League championship, the first since 1956. As you know, we're coming to the last 40 days of the school year. So, I remind everybody that there's a lot of activities out there. Tonight, we have
from the high school to tell us what's going on to Jane and Su. Hi, my name is San Yun and I'm a sophomore at High School. Hi, my name is Tisha Jane and I'm a junior at the high school. On Saturday, May 3rd, our Fort
League baseball team beat Bergen Field to secure their first win in the history of the Bergen Field. On mini gauge, junior baseball player Chris Kim was awarded the Bergen record athlete of the week presented by North Jersey.com. Congratulations to our boys
and girls track team and our boys tennis team for capturing league championship this week. Your hard work, dedication, and teamwork actually paid off. Well done. A special congratulations goes out to coach Prick and our baseball team by who made history by winning their first
league championship since 1956. This is a remarkable achievement and this testament for resilience and talent of our year's this year's team. As our spring sports come to a close, we want to recognize all our athletes and
teams for our commitment and success throughout the year. We are officially designated as a no place for hate school. Congrats to Miss Lad and a no place for hate club. A heartfelt thank you support to the future teachers of America for our
incredible work in creating, collecting, and distributing thankful cards to show appreciation for it amazing educators. We also want to recognize the student council for our delicious contribution homemade baked goods for the entire staff at Hley High School.
Your average spot smiles all around. Our production of Rent has been honored with two precedious Metro Award nominations. Mr. Eldrich Etra has been nominated for outstanding achievement in graphic design. Miss Alexis Oval has been nominated for outstanding
achievement in a cameo female identified performance for her beautiful solo in Seasons of Love. These nominations are a tremendous recognition of passion, creativity, and dedication that went into bringing Ren to life. I cannot be more proud of this entire cast and crew for their for the heart and artistry
they poured into every moment of this production. On May 13, 2025, the members of post worked on worked with the fourth grade students at school for. They discussed the benefits and consequences of social media to students.
Last but not least, on May 20th, approximately 50 students will attend a teen awareness presentation by far. This presentation will be done by the Portland police. Thank you. Thank you. I remind everyone that a survey will be going out today. Um and make sure you
include your information about your thoughts about our district. Um it's an opportunity to share where the district should go in the future. So please make sure you are part of our strategic planning. So please, if you can fill out the survey, tell everyone, fill out the survey, get some information. It's
really important for us. Thank you. You have committee reports. I have a committee report. Excuse me. Hi. Good evening. So, the building and grounds the building and grounds Hello.
The building and grounds committee. The building and grounds committee met on May 7th. Um, everyone that's on the the committee was in attendance. that is my Tanya Buyers Kang, Doug Lopez, Kim Curry, and Kristen
Richtor. Um, Robert Kravitz, uh, Diane Collazo, Michael Simons, and, uh, Katherine Ham Mto. Did I say it right? Hi. Thank you. Thanks for um, were in attendance. So some of the things that
we went over um we are in waiting for the long range facility plan which is going to make a very big difference in um how we rate what needs to be done. We are very well aware of the conditions of the bathrooms um things that need to be
done in each building but we must wait for the longrange facility plan to see exactly how the entire district is looking. that will give us the conditions of each building and the biggest concerns at each. Um, we also talked about an update of custodial
staffing. Um, and if there was any cost to be made for implementing block scheduling, which there wasn't any significant cost um, associated with the block scheduling. And um we spoke about um the building and grounds usage for
the churches and different um recreational facilities that are using the buildings. And that's it. Thank you. Thank you. Right before this meeting, the policy committee met. Um we
continue to refine our use of electronic communication devices uh policy. That's policy 15 5516. Um we've been consulting with the high school administration on on that. Um we also discussed briefly the
firearms and weapons um which has some mandatory changes. Um our food service policy will be on I believe the next meeting. Um there has been recent legislation which widens the eligibility
um of students uh for uh what used to be called free and reduced lunch. It's now called subsid sub subsidized meals. Um and the legislation also requires the district to provide each student um with a hard copy notice that they can apply
at any point in the school year and we also must give a hard copy of the application. Um I believe at the next meeting we will also have on the agenda our spectator code of conduct for inter intercolastic events. Um that is a
policy that uh uh those spectators whether it be parents, guests, relatives who attend um uh school events and act inappropriately. It sets out um these are athletic events. It sets out um the
procedures and penalties um for bad behavior. Um also on the next agenda I think will be policy 5460 which lays out the high school graduation requirements. Um some of the
changes to that policy are to eliminate the requirement of creative writing. Um, our policy still references a prior standardized test called PAR. So, that will be updated. And the legislature uh last year passed
a requirement that all students in order to graduate must file the FAFSA form, which is the financial aid application for college. So, that will be included in that policy. Thank you. Any other committee reports
before? Okay. Do we have questions or comments from board members on tonight's agenda or any other topics? I just want to comments recently had the opportunity
to sit on a district and uh was generally impressed by the professionalism will approach each candidate brought to the table. Um, these two candidates specifically mentioned how impressed they were with our district's thorough and organized
process which included formal presentation as part of their evaluation. Um, so someone who's who conducts interviews um and uh managed some of the processes. It was uh great to see our districts at a very high standard. So kudos to the administration
for that. Then um on the on the contract, I do want to extend my sincere thanks everyone involved in negotiating our our contract and uh uh both prom and thank you. Um just want to ask a
question on CUR. Um Dr. Gravis or Miss Baker, how does um how does those summer academic program work? Are they limited to high school students? And are those the only two student two schools that are on the list right
now? So, credit recovery is specifically for high school students. And those aren't the only two on the list. We had a previous resolution where the board voted on additional providers. These are two providers that we're adding to that list. The state the state recognizes the ones that are accredited and that's how
we add them. And is there a reason they can't do it in portly? Is it just because the classes are not offered in portly? Which one is it? Quite a bit of a travel. How do the students get there? So, we don't we don't offer credit recovery classes in the summer. So, um
they would have to go it students would get lost credit and could be for various reasons and they're paying for out of content. There are also virtual options available. Gotcha. Um and I want to echo
um just the gratitude to uh Kim two of two of the key proposals that are on the agenda tonight negotiation as well as banking. So thank you very much for this process smooth and
transparent. Anyone else? Um before we move on, I just want to read two walk-in resolutions. So the first one will be 5B and it reads, "Therefore, be it resolved that the forly board of education rejects the superintendent's decision in the matter of incident
number 29421 SNI 03252025. That was a matter we discussed during close executive session. And there is also the walk-in 17F whereas the portly board of education solicited requests for
proposals for afterare school services RFP 2024-25-04 for the 20252026 school year and whereas all proposals were due April 175. Now therefore be it resolved before the board of education awards the
contract for afterare school services to write at school for the period of July 1, 2025 through June 30th, 2026. Anyone have questions on this board? May I have a motion to open the
floor to the public? Motion by Kang second night, I think. Um, all in favor? Any opposed or abstensions? Okay, we will hear first from any members of the public physically located in the cafeteria.
Then we will take questions and comments from those participating remotely. Participants are limited to three minutes in which to make their statement. For remote participants, please select the raise hand button. Mr. Roger will recognize each community member in the order of raised hands by
lowering your hands. Please unmute your microphone. Everyone in person and at home, please state your name and address for the record and begin your comments. Again, limit them to three minutes, please. Good evening everybody. 326 bridge north. So, I'm going to talk
about my favorite topic. Um, those you don't know what it is, it's the special parents advisory group. Um, our next meeting will be this Wednesday, May 21st at 7 p.m. a slight change the location middle school in the media center. So,
we will not be here. They'll be in the media center. Uh, we do have uh also posted on the league building website. Um, also reminders have been sent out. I believe reminders probably be sent out tomorrow sometime, correct? Yes. Also, we do have child care available. So,
they might use child care. they have not signed up yet, please sign up. Could you also email us at the CPAC website? We can make arranges for that. Also, we have a very very uh exciting agenda. We will have the Fort Le police
department and they will be talking about something called the blue envelope. Those you who are not familiar with that, you can just go on YouTube. It has to do with people that are on the spectrum depending about people's autism and how to handle that. It's also very very safe. In addition, we'll also have
our candidates night. We have positions. We have the president, vice president, secretary positions and we'll be giving a little overview about that. But what we have running um so again all information is
on the view website and various social media apps. So we hope to see by then. Thank you. Thank you. [Music] Sorry about that. Keith Goslin, 2185 Le Moy Avenue. Um, also speaking about
something about the CPAG to alert the there's five nominees. Uh we want to remind you all Wednesday night is candidates night. So it's a time where you get two to three minutes or so. Speak about uh why you want to be as in CPAC leadership and also tell us a
little bit about yourself. If you can't make the meeting, we ask that you write a paragraph or two about yourself and email it to cpagfl.com. Andrew or Cynthia or myself or somebody else who wants to will read that message for you and it does not affect whether
you're on the ballot or not. The ballots for the election are going out Thursday and the election will end the Thursday after um I assume around 8:00 p.m. Um but we'll clearly announce that uh next week or excuse me this Wednesday 7 p.m.
in the media center. And I'm not going to ask about bus tracking, but um I do have a question. What's the software in 15f? Is that transponder, which is the software that we're talking about is the software
pro transponder program that also does the stop locations and everything including tracking the buses that parents can have. Thank you. I've seen Chan 408 Elizabeth Street. Hello, my name is Hin Chan. I'm
currently a junior at the 4 High School. Last Thursday, I got suspended for two days for filming a fight and showing on two people. I was shocked as a two whole day suspension seemed somewhat extreme. So I asked the reason as to why I was getting suspended. So I want to know the
reason as to why and they mainly being Mr. stated that their main reason for recommending us because we apparently took a video and created an audience that promotes fights and violence. They said that I should have got and gone and gotten help instead. However, there were already security guards and security
officers there that were unable to prevent the fight to begin with that were getting kicked in the face and that were getting punched down. So, even the security guards in the school cannot contain the students. What more do they need to do to contain and control and manage students? It simply makes no sense for us to go and ask the students
to simply go and get help. It does not make sense at all. They said that when I recorded, I became quote unquote involved. However, this is also simply unjust as the underlying issue is the fight and not the person that records and that does not insult make them
involved. Now, this is where the main underlying issue is. Not only is a school unable to break up and pull fights when they happen, but they are unable to prevent fights from happening in the first place. How is a school doing their job when they're unable to create a safe learning environment for
all students? The school instead has been actively breeding and maintaining a violent and dangerous environment that allows and promotes fights. Two days before this most recent fight, the school actually had a whole assembly for the parents about strengthening our school community through safety and
communications. And yet two days later, another fight occurred. It simply just does not make sense how they can just give a s a show to the parents about saying, "Oh, we will keep our students safe this way, this way, this way." And two days later, a fight occurs. Yet
again, there's been a minimum of four fights this month. One fight for each week. And this is not even counting the fights that happen outside of school. Is that a normal amount of fighting in a school and school community? I highly doubt so that there be four fights in
one month. That just simply is not correct. Is not right. Why is there so many fights happening? these fights are being created regardless of if there is an audience or not. So I asked I asked Mr. Benio or Mrs. Glenn why there are so many fights and they simply responded that they were just quote unquote
working on it. Well clearly they are not working hard enough and the school is not working hard enough to keep our students and the school environment safe. Ever since the stabbing the school has failed to prevent to do so. And they're reprimmending the audience. They're punishing the audience for filming a fight and trying to raise
awareness for what's happening in our school when they can't even prevent the fight from happening in the first place. It simply does not make sense as well. I believe at the core at the main core of all of these, this is the school's fault and the school's issue. And in kids at
our school joke all the time like what's next? Is a shooting gonna occur next? But this could very well be a reality now as there has been a continuous increase of fights. There's been a continuous increase of these issues and incidents happening in our
school. They're trying to cover up and instead of trying to fix these issues and trying to solve these issues, the school is just trying to cover it up. They're just trying to make sure and try to maintain their quote unquote reputation which is already ruined and it's already going
downhill. Just trying to cover it up and maintaining this reputation is not simply going to fix the issue. The main issue is there are fights occurring all the time and reprimanding the audience because the fights occurring that's simply unjust and makes no sense. All
other schools and students within other schools say okay. All right. We understand your point. Thank you. But your three minutes is up. Thank you. Thank you for your comments. Unfortunately, I can't speak about specific students or anything with the
public. So, if you have any concerns, you're welcome to email me and I can respond quickly. Thank you. My name is Michelle Perez. 555 North Avenue. How many people are on Zoom tonight, please?
46. I think 46. I'm blind. I can't. How do I go after that? Um, I believe you're all here in this job because you care about the kids. They are your number one customers after all. In terms of showing care, I'd like to thank Mrs. Richter, Mr. Lopez, and Mrs. Buyers Kang
for attending the high school parents meeting last week. It was for parents of 8th to 12th grade students, which you three are. Thank you to Miss Curry, Miss Morell, and Miss Coten for not attending in person because you are not parents of students currently in those grades. You stayed informed by likely viewing from
home. You showed respect for every high school parent in that room last Tuesday by abiding by the rules of the invitation. And I'm sure you took to heart everything that was said, but not did not make any speeches yourselves. You were respectful to the situation. For anyone in attendance tonight who doesn't know, in New Jersey, which is
rarely one of the states that provides a schoolboard member with training, schoolboard members learn appropriate boundaries and actions to this role by attending training sessions each year, feedback from their board lawyer, and instruction during a board retreat. This board's most recent retreat was on March
8th, and the video is available at minute mark 1 hour and 33 minutes. Matt Lee, an expert from New Jersey School Board Association, said to this board that local boards develop policies covering issues relevant to the local district as long as they stay within the parameters assigned by the state. Quote,
"Standards are not debatable. Curriculum is. Curriculum is subject to the approval of the board. So there's some latitude there for you guys to say we don't feel this is proper, but that should be based on its compliance with state standards, not some kind of personal opinion. So if it wasn't meeting the standards, you have a case.
If it's meeting the standards, I don't know how you argue against that. Those are Mat Le's words. You can watch the video to check me out. So, abiding by state standards, not personal opinions, is appropriate because none of you here are legislators. This is a basic part of your job here. Respecting these rules
shows care and respect for your fellow board members, for the students and teachers. Reminding yourselves of this is an important thing when you make decisions. A recent example of board lawyer feedback is in the May 5th meeting video for this board. Around minute 53, a board member wants to make
a motion. At about minute 54, the board board lawyer mentions it would be unethical and cites oath number three. I recommend every parent re-watch the May 5th video. Following the os you swear to uphold in gender's trust so you can work together. Following the rules of this
position in gender's trust so you can work together. We, the parents, the students, the town need you to do these things. We need you to behave and to work together. There's enough going on that needs your attention and not grandstanding. Parents should not be concerned with whether or not board
members are behaving correctly. Trust me, I would like to be home tonight with my kids instead of being here. I'd rather only share all of you with compliments, but some recent actions I could not ignore because these are not one-offs. If you care about our kids, and I've heard each of you say you do
over the years, then creating trust amongst our yourselves and by extension the town is the only healthy way forward. Thank you. Thank you. [Music] Is there anyone else in the audience who
wish to speak before we move to Zoom? Okay, Mr. Roger, you're up. Vena Antic, you've been promoted to panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have
three minutes. Hi, can you hear me? Yes. And please state your name and address for the record. Yes. And five Dury Lane. Um my I have five children in the
district and my two oldest sons um one is a senior, one is a sophomore, uh recently qualified for the national uh junior rowing championship and they're missing four days of school of this and they're unexcused. My oldest also
participated in the head of the Charles riata which is one of the most prestigious riatas in uh the nation and that was also unexcused. Uh he has I think a total of 10 unexcused absences for the sport and obviously they
achieved very high level um in this sport and um it feels like they're being punished um and that their all of their absences are an excuse. I know this was changed very recently. Um, so I have a very specific request and I expect an
answer uh like right now. Um, if it's possible and I will follow up in future meetings and I'm sorry I couldn't be there in person. Um if it's um I would like the board to consider to please reinstate the policy that sports is
excused because um my kids are literally being punished for doing um sports outside of Fort Le High School and Fort Le High School does not have a rowing team. So there's no way for them to do this at the high school. Um, so please
answer, if you could please answer me right now, if you would please consider this. Do you have any other questions? That's my Yeah, that's my only question. Wait till the end of the question then respond.
That's my only question. Thank you. So the under policy 52 policy and regulation 5200 regarding attendance the forly board of education you know adopts a program uh a policy that policy is what we what we actually followed.
Student illness supported by a written these are the list of approved excused absences. Student illness supported by a written letter from a parent for one absence each occurrence. Two or more consecutive absences will require a written letter from a physician. The students require an attendance in court.
Death of a family member for up to 10 days. College visits up to three per year. Examination for a driver's license. Take our children to work day. Religious observance pursuant to NJSA1836-146. Participation and observance of veterans day. Participation in district board of
election membership activities. Closure of busing school district that prevents a student from having transportation to the receiving school. Attendance at a civic event one per day or one per school year. and a defined civic event event sponsored by a government entity
commu community- based uh organization or a nonforprofit where appropriate or consistent with IEPs the individual with disabilities act accommodate plans under 29 USC 794 and 705 and an absence considered excused by the commissioner
of education under that policy we follow all of those rules regarding attendance thank you Jeff you've been promoted to panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have three minutes.
Good morning. Hello. Good evening. Um, I just wanted to comment about how grateful I am. It's Jeff Cot. I'm 281 Tom Hunter Road, Portley, New Jersey. You'll have to forgive me. I'm out of town tonight. But
I just want to comment about how thankful I am that our board of education does show up to meetings in our town whether um people think it's appropriate or not. And also it's very
concerning to me as a mother and also as a legal guardian of um other children and as someone who's a foster parent for people within this town that people think they
know who and what you are and what you do and they really truly don't. So multiple people have reasons to be at meetings. I thought it was ridiculous that our meeting on safety would not be
open to all stakeholders in our district who fund the entire district at large. All the parents should have been invited to that meeting. Legal guardians should have been invited to that meeting. So
that that to me was very um concerning and I was very concerned at the meeting that the mother of the victim, you know, really spoke about how she wasn't contacted by the administration. But my
one question that I was going to pose to the board uh or if someone has an answer to it is with these turn styles to get into the bathroom if they do exist. Um can't you scan your card and
that card would open up sort of like a lock on the door the turn style and provide an extra measure of safety. And then if the child with that card has recently been on detention for something violent, the school administrators could
see that they were using the bathroom or the um resource officer would see like maybe a little check that comes up to just get a little bit closer so that they can, you know, really monitor the situation. And for these mothers whose
children are athletes, the district should find a way to care for them and not punish them for doing wonderful things with their little lives. That's what I have to say. So, I'd like to know about the turn
style. Um, it was brought up by I believe Dr. Kravitz that there's a a key card used for the bathroom. How does that work? cuz I've been to the school bathroom multiple times and I didn't see anyone having to use the card to get in.
That's it. Thank you for your question. Uh the turnstyle is a part of our student information system. It's also used in the nurse's office as well as the guidance counselor's office. If a student goes into the bathroom or one of those other locations, even if they arrive late, they can scan with their
ID. it indicates when they went into the bathroom. Um, recent actions include closing off the bathrooms during passing time. So now if a student wants to leave the classroom, they have to fill out the electronic hall pass which indicates what time they will be leaving or to the bathroom and then when they arrive at
that bathroom, it would scan in to this device which would clock them going into the bathroom. It does not allow them access to the door itself. That's how the turn style works. And it's all regulated one through the hall pass and once through Genesis which is our information system that clocks where
they are. Thank you. Cynthia H. You've been promoted to panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have three minutes. Cynthia H.
Okay, we'll move on to the next raised hand. Julene Stasu, you've been promoted to panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have three minutes. Hi everybody. Julene Stasu,
1156 Inwood Terrace. I just wanted to hop on and say thank you for allowing us to have that meeting last week. I think it was extremely helpful and educational to a lot of us who got to understand more about what's going on for the safety of our kids. I really really
appreciate it. I also agree that that meeting should have been open to all parents, not just for those of certain grades. Um for several reasons. Number one, safety affects everyone. Um the policies impact the entire school
community, not just specific grades. All parents have a right to understand and contribute to decisions that could affect their child's well-being. I also believe that transparency builds trust and limiting participation creates confusion and
mistrust. Um, parents also have valuable input. Every parent, regardless of their child's grade, has some kind of perspective or concern. And I believe that if they were better informed, you know, there wouldn't be all of this
controversy. And um also emergencies don't discriminate by grade. In real life emergency situations, whether it's a lockdown, a stabbing, a health crisis, students from all grades can be involved. So I really believe we need
some consistency here. if some grades are kept informed and others aren't, regardless of the fact that the video was posted and everyone had access to it, um I don't believe that unequal access to ask questions and express
concerns is fair or practical. So I would just ask in the future that when we do have these important meetings, the board um really comes together and insists that all parents are able to be a part of it because I think that um
obviously it would be more effective. But again, thank you, thank you, thank you because I did really learn a lot and um you know, I just want to thank you. Have a great night. Thank you for listening. Cynthia H, you've been promoted to
panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have three minutes. Uh, good evening. My name is Cynthia Hannah. I live at 2416 Roset Street for
Lee, New Jersey. And I just want to thank the board of education for hearing uh the special needs parents and implementing such a vital service over our town, the bus tracking. Thank you.
That that's all what I wanted to say. Tugba Dermaz, you've been promoted to panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have three minutes. Hi, I'm Tarumas. I live in Slo portly. Um I
just want to say thank you to the district board of education and our CPAC team uh hearing special needs parents voices and implementing the bus tracking. That's all. Thank you. Thank
you. iPhone. You've been promoted to panelist. Please unmute your microphone and feel free to share your video. Please state your name and address for the record. You have three minutes. Hi, uh Nancy Hatter, Lynwood Avenue. I'm just saying what the other moms are
saying. Thank you for the bus tracking and everything CPAG and the board of ed has done for us um and our children. Thank you. [Music] There are no more raised hands of attendees who have not yet already
spoken. I have a motion from Miss Kath. Second, Mr. Rabino. All in favor? Any opposed or abstensions on resolution? I have a motion to approve items 1B through
walk-in resolution 5B. Second. Motion Morell. Second. Hold back. Roll call, please. Miss Vis, yes. Yes. Miss Curry.
Yes. I abstain from my name. Same for me. Sorry. Noted. Mr. Knight. Yes. M. Cot. Yes. Mr. Lopez. Yes. And I abs moral. Yes. And I abain on my name
on 3B, Mr. Rino. Yes, Mtor. Um, one B through 4B. Yes, I abstain from my name on 3B and I'm abstaining on 5B. Noted. Thank you.
Have a motion to approve items one cur through 4 C. Motion morale. Second. Rabino. Roll call, please. Miss Byus K. Yes. Yes. Miss Curry. Yes. Mr. Knight. Yes.
Motang. Yes. Mr. Lopez. Yes. M. Moral? Yes. Mr. Rabino? Yes. Miss Rich? Yes. May I have a motion to approve items 1F through walk in item 17F?
Motion second. Motion Curry. Second. Morel. Roll call, please. Miss K. Yes. Kath, yes. Miss Curry, yes. Mr. Knight, yes. Miss Coten, yes. Mr.
Lopez, yes. Miss Val, yes. Mr. Rabino, yes. Miss Rick, yes. I have a motion to approve items 1 P through 10P. Motion second. Motion Morell. Second. Pull back. Roll call, please.
Miss Bars K. Yes. With a special congratulations and a great uh decision by the district for 3P. That's noted. Yes. Congratulations, Mr. 3P.
[Applause] Curry. Yes. Mr. Knight, yes. Congratulations, Miss Coten. Congratulations. Greeting, Mr. Gioan. Looking for how happy Miguel is on the corner. There's a fan there.
Congratulations, Mr. Lopez. Yes. And a huge congrats, Miss Morell. Yes. And congratulations, Mr. Rabino. Yes. Miss Richtor. Yes. I have a motion to approve items
one P and two P. Motion second. Motion second. Roll call, please. K. Yes. Miss HB. Yes. Miss Curry. Yes. Knight. Yes.
Yes. Lopez. Yes. Moral. Yes. Mr. Rino. Yes, this is Rick. Yes. Any old business? Okay. Before we go under new business, I just want to say thank you to our committee chairs uh personnel
with your hiring. Obviously, 3P is a big um congratulations and negotiations, Miss Curry. Thank you so much for all the work you and your committee put into making our teachers very happy. Anyone else business? May I have a
motion to adjurnn? Motion Rino, second morel. All in favor? Any oppose?