Mr. Nick of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. The New Jersey open public meeting law was enacted to ensure the rights 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 Fortley Board of Education has
caused notice of this meeting to be published on January 22nd, 2026 and January 16th of 2026. Posted on the district's website, www.fle.com.
Published in the board's designated online media outlet newspapers. the record and the star ledger filed with the clerk of the burrow 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 the open public's meeting act allows for remote participation at board meetings
and defines meetings as any gathering whether caporeal 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 on a unit upon the specific public business of the body. Roll call, please. >> Mires can
>> here. Curry >> here. >> Mr. Goslin, >> here. >> Miss Cotang >> here. >> Mr. Lopez >> here. >> Mr. McN >> here. >> Miss Perez >> here. >> Miss Rtor >> here. >> Miss Morell
>> here. The board will be convening to executive sess session to discuss legal personnel and other confidential matters. The board will reconvene into public session at approximately 7:45
this evening. May I have a motion to go into executive session? >> Motion. >> Motion RTOR. Second, Perez. All in favor? >> All opposed? Any abstensions?
We are now in executive session. >> 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.
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 interests is discussed or acted upon. In
accordance with the provisions of the act, the portly board of education has caused notice of this meeting to be published on January 22nd, 2026 and January 16, 2026, posted on the
district's website at www.fle.com published in the board's designated online media outlet newspaper. the record the and the star ledger filed with the clerk of the burrow of portly and mailed to all persons if any who
have requested said notice. Please be advised, 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 meetings as any gathering whether caporeal 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 public present to discuss or act as a unit upon the specific public business at of the body. Roll call, please. >> Miss Buyers Kang >> here. >> Miss Curry
>> here. >> Mr. Goslin, >> here. >> Miss Coten >> here. >> Mr. Lopez >> here. >> Mr. McTurn >> here. >> Miss Perez >> here. >> Miss Rector >> here. >> Miss Morell >> here. The board convened executive session at
6:30 today to discuss legal personal personnel and other confidential matters. Miss Collazo, will you begin with sharing the superintendent report? >> Yes. Thank you, Miss Morel. Good evening to everyone joining us in person and on
Zoom. Um, I'm happy to be here tonight with the board and everybody who's here in person tonight from Portley High School. We have two high school students joining us, Isabelle Rivera and Zoe Guas, who are going to give us a little summary of what's going on at the high school. Hello
high school student council participated in the 2026 county super bowl challenge. We were up against the hacks at home in a head-to-head competition to see which district donated the most cans of soup. We are thrilled to announce that boardly collected over 2600 cans to be donated
to future in county. Portland High School was recognized as a silver member school honorable the boys and girls winter track team competed in the big North American championship. The girls team captured their second consecutive title with outstanding
performances. The boys team boasted eight first place finishes during the sixth consecutive North American title. Lee in grade 12 auditioned and was accepted into the NJSMA region one win ensemble net and Isa Abu Jaka in grade
11 auditioned and accepted the region one the regional chamber of commerce is hosting its high energy annual threeon three basketball tournament on Saturday March prison is hosting a karaoke night on March 12th from 6:00 to 8 for student
staff and the whole Portland Tickets are $57. >> The Portland High School Performing Arts presents our 2026 Honors Winter concert on Wednesday, February 11th at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Join us to watch performances from the Monors Chamber
Ensemble, wind ensemble, and choir. Support the Fort Baseball Team. Join us for a fundraiser at 161 California Avenue for our spring training trip to Myrtle Beach. revealing exhibition.
Thank you for supporting our team. Is at checkout. Um, this occurs at Tuesday, February 10th from 11:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Congratulations to the following students from Portley High School who have won the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's portly student hardwork
contest in grades 12 in grades 9 to 12 cyan in 9th grade and this year the string for performed two events for the courtly chamber of conference their annual galleta and holiday lunch was awarded $500 for their
time and talent. Congratulations to Philip Hong and Chloe. Your child was pushed by Miss Stevenson. Last week we celebrated National School. A big thank you was given to all of our school counselors for all their hard work that we dely
appreciate. Thank you Isabella and Zoe for coming tonight and sharing all the news happening at the high school. Thank you. Um, tonight I have the privilege of introducing Miss Jane Sugarman and Miss
Susie Sugarman. They are the daughters of the late Dr. Alan Sugarman. Dr. Sugarman served as superintendent of schools in Fort Lee for more than 20 years from 1980 to 2000 and later returned to serve as interim
superintendent in 2005. During his leadership, the Fort Lee School District earned recognition for educational excellence, establishing a strong foundation that continues to benefit our students today. Jane and Susie along with Jane's husband Andy and
her daughter Ella are here this evening to donate the beautiful portrait that's here in the cafeterium um of Dr. Sugarman. They're here to present it to the board. I recently had a really wonderful opportunity to speak with Jane
and Ella and enjoy hearing some stories, some humorous and some inspiring um that really reflected Dr. Sugarman's commitment to this district community but also to his family. Um so at this time I'd like to invite members from the Sugarman family to the podium um to
share a few words. Um, you guys just look lovely and I feel very very comfortable. I said to my daughter this morning, I hope I don't have to say anything. You guys don't look scary at all. Um, I know that my dad was here quite a
while ago. Uh, but we only lost him six years ago. And I was explaining to Superintendent Palazo that we had um many occasions where we would go to my dad's office um starting when Ella was
really a baby and all through the years and that was over on Whiteitman Street um and we would look at my dad with the dark paneling behind him and the and the three um portraits of the past
superintendent. And I think we always sort of looked up there and thought my dad would be there one day as well. And I do have copies of this. It actually gives a description of the artist. Uh it was one artist that did three of the
portraits over the years and he passed away I think in 2009. Um but my dad loved this school district. He I think if we could have had his ashes, you know, in the
superintendent's office, he would have said, "Yes, that's the right thing." He loved this place. It he ate, breathed, slept, and it was his heart. And I just, you know, the the moment that I met
Superintendent Collazo, I just felt that the whole picture was complete, that she was so warm and welcoming and understood um what our efforts were about. And the
level of compassion that she had was enormous. And and as you may or may not know, my dad's mission was um something that he called the education of the heart. That students will learn the academics.
They'll learn what they need to, you know, to go forward academically. But the thing that kids really need and and do need is um an education of a heart. really learning about showing compassion
for other people, being able to look somebody in the eyes and feel what they're feeling. And he worried a great deal about, you know, the way things are in society right now and the way things were proceeding with technology that
that was going to be lost. And um I forwarded a a little a five minute video to Superintendent Colazo that after Coline, my dad did a quick um meeting with the kids in the gym at the high
school because he felt so concerned about uh their reaction to this the horrific events of Coline. And he did talk to them about education of the heart. And he did say that he
loved every single one of those students and really wanted them to know that that the people in the school that from the from the administrators on down, the teachers that everybody really cared
about the the the effects that the things that were going on in society were having on them. And so it was um you know just a really
important thing um for him to know that that was something that was you know going to continue. So I did he he didn't write this in his book but he did do a memoir of 50 years in education because he was a started out as a teacher in
Hudson, New York, which is where I was born and my sister was born and then he he yeah about four out of six of his his kids were born there. And then he ended up um as a principal at 28 years old in
Hudson, New York. and then he continued along for 50 years um as an educator. But I can definitely say that his heart he really loved Ford Lee more
than any any place that he ever was um professionally. So, and and I got to meet Mike when I was here. And Mike had some stories about my dad who was very particular about aesthetics and and and
nothing should be look off skew and poor Mike was the brunt. He got the brunt of most of that. So I I do have copies of this if anybody's interested in knowing about the other portraits or some of you know
one of the interesting things that I had mentioned to Dr. Collazo and she knew obviously about this was that the average amount of time that these uh three superintendents and my dad had been in their positions was 20 years.
Average of 20 years. um and that because of the changes throughout um you know the educational system um the average is now right around four years. So it's really um and I think that that has an effect on on everything and everyone in
the district. It's really just the way the system is right now. Um but I did make copies of this. They're not all I made one for Dr. Colazo that's um been um laminated. My dad is big on lamination,
>> very big on. So, a few of them are, but the other ones and I'd love to bring his book in case anybody wants to have a copy of that. And they're only $29.99. Um, and really, it's just an honor to be here. And I'm I've been living with this
portrait in my house because it has to set for a certain period of time. Um, so I'm gonna miss it. I might have to say, can I come for lunch or something? >> Absolutely. Anytime. >> But I just am honored to be here and I thank you so much, Superintendent
Colazo, for inviting us. It means the world to us. My >> pleasure. Um, your father was my superintendent. Um and uh and while I never got to know him close up, um the image he left with
bestowed on us was there's always someone in charge >> that there was always a helm at the top and and everything will be okay. As a little kid, I that's what I walk away with. And um Dr. Richardson was my
principal and between the two of them I felt like there was a fortress that they were holding up from underneath. So, thank you. >> Thank you. Thanks for sharing that. >> And I do want a copy of the book. >> I mean, if you'd like to if you want to
hand out the Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> You want to hand out the copies of the book? Now, you can >> Yes. I have a daughter who's gonna help. >> Susie, would you like to come to the >> um
Thank you so much. forever. I think there's going to be >> I just felt it when there are actually six siblings and um there are three and three three girls and three boys in in our family and um
everybody else is scattered a little too far to make it today, but they also send their thanks and um everyone is very honored to be a part of this even if they can't. >> It's our pleasure.
>> Even even today as I walk around the district, I still hear from staff members that that uh were here when when Dr. Frigman was here about his lasting impact and about, you know, the work that he did and how much he loved his family, but that he loved him Fort Lee. So, we will definitely find a very
special place um for this portrait and make sure it's protected and very well taken care of. So, thank you so much for being here today. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. >> I'll now move on to the remainder of my superintendent's report. In regard to our harassment, intimidation, and
bullying, um we had 12 reported cases. Two were founded. All required safety and security drills for the month of January were completed in accordance with state regulations and requirements. And we have submitted our student safety
data system or SSDs report for the first period of the 2025 2026 school year, which included the following data points. There were 18 incidents reported. 24 other incidents led to student removal. Two incidents involved
restraint or seclusion. 35 alleged HIP cases were investigated. 33 HIP, that's harassment, intimidation, and bullying training programs were conducted. And districtwide we facilitated across all schools 67 programs related to
harassment, intimidation, and bullying prevention. On to some good news. Last month, more than 700 students auditioned for the Region One Intermediate Orchestra. I'm pleased to congratulate seven Louiswis F. Cole Middle School students who were
selected. On violin, Charles Woo, Rebecca Tang, Lillian Quan, Allison Tang, and Joey Jung. And on Biola, Aaron Cha, and Justin Kim. Last week, the BFW honored three of our teachers with teacher of the year awards. Michael
Leone from the high school, Aldenra from the middle school, and Michelle Olla from school number one. So, congratulations to our teachers, and thank you to the BFW for recognizing their dedication and their work. In addition, six of our students were recognized at the Port Authority for
their submissions to a poster contest. At the high school level, our student winners were Yura San and Jua Kim. In our grades five through eight group, our student winners were Leoria Bayazit and Yay Jen Jun. And our winners from our K through four grade level group were
Irene Shin and Irene Kim, both from school number one. Congratulations to our student winners. Their artwork will be displayed at various bus stop locations along Le Moine Avenue. And the students also were treated to a tour of the Port Authority. So, it was um really
it was a really really uh great experience for them. And finally, last week was National School Counseling Week. So, I would just like to thank our school counselors for their continued support of our students and our schools. Um, and that concludes my superintendent report.
>> Thank you. >> Do we have any committee reports? >> Go ahead. The finance committee met on Thursday uh January 29th and um newly appointed for members of the committee
joined myself John Mcman and Kim Curry um at present was Miss um superintendent Miss Colosso, Mr. Kinder Reneg, business administrator and board president Miss Morale. Uh
there were two topics that were discussed. Um first topic was the preliminary 2024 to 2025 audit presentation by the district's auditor and also um the second topic was a
highlevel summary of the 26 to 27 budget updates. So we look backward and we look forward this meeting. Um, with regard to the preliminary audit presentation, there were 13 audit findings. That's up
from six in 2023 uh to 2024. Um, but what is worth noting is that the district has right its course in hire in in our hiring of Mr. to connect and we have full faith that
uh going forward we'll under his leadership the business office will continue to strengthen to deliver continuity competency cohesiveness integrity and integration and those will
be the focus um I want to share with um with the public that we'll be focusing on there's just so much going on changes will take time and we are 100% 1,000% behind this business office and we want
it to succeed because the second line item which is the budget. It's not going to be an easy year. It's not going to be an easy year for us and it won't be one for um for all of New Jersey. We all know that there is a challenge
significant structural challenge deficit I'm sorry structural deficit challenge. We have a 2% budget cap. We have a double digit medical medical health insurance challenge coming up. The math just does not work. Simply does not
work. And we are very grateful that um Mr. Render Connect is now with us to help us steer this through. But it's not going to be easy and it's not going to be painless. With regards to um our audit um I just want to highlight some of the recommendation that we'll share
at our at our committee meeting. Um we don't want to wait until year end to find out the shape of our um of our financial um health and so Mr. McTurnon brought up a good point. What can we do internally? And we want to recommend to
the board that we conduct mini uh semianual or midyear mini audit so that we can get a uh post check on our financial health. Um we hope that the board would be supportive of that. We also recommend
that we we start memorializing reports and filing in our agenda so that every year that these items gets reviewed by you know even if we don't have the same person in the seat that these are now memorialized and documented to avoid um
any any missing report and such. And lastly, um we want to encourage departments to continue that collaboration. Um building staff means training, HR, registration, all of them must work
together to ensure that the front office and the back office talk to each other so that we have um correct data and that we are running a tight ship. We need to run a tight shift. Thank you. Any other
committee reports? Okay. Hearing no others, can I have a motion to open the floor to the public? >> Motion about public >> work um comments. >> Do any board members have any comments
on tonight's agenda? >> Just a quick question. the Leonia transportation um agreement. What is the route? Is the documentation doesn't talk about it? >> It's uh which motion was that?
>> I believe the motion did speak to what route it was or what school >> a 16F >> 16. So there's no in the document. Oh, grammar tech. >> Yes. Technical school. So just real quick to explain that I
believe it's South Joiner or may may have been another ED services commission was providing transportation upwards to the $270,000. We're we're joining with Leonia and we're cutting our expenses in half then
some. So it's a significant cost savings to the district. >> Do you anticipate other routes that we can use the same type of agreement? We're going to be continually uh re-evaluating me along with our transportation coordinator
uh continually re-evaluating ground costs. >> Any other questions? Any other comments? Now, can I have a motion to open the floor to the public? >> Motion Curry. >> Yes, I read the walk.
>> You want me to read the walk ons >> before that? Well, so that the public knows that we're going to be having four walkons. Um, >> the Fort Le community should know and our and our audience and public should know
that in addition to the agenda items, we have four walk-on u matters. Um, one is uh uh dealing with residency. Uh, be it resolved that the Fort Lee Board of
Education hereby permits the following non-resident student to continue enrollment at the Fort Lee public schools for the remainder of the 2526 school year at the advertised pr-rated
tuition rate. And that will go um there there is a walk-on item 12B um for one student. There is an identical walk-on for 13B which will be
the exact same resolution for another student. Um and there will also be um one for 14B exactly the same and 15B which permits
the following non-resident student whose whose name is of course confidential um to continue enrollment at the Fort Lee public schools for the remainder of the 2526 school year at the advertised prorated tuition Great. Finally, there
is one more um walk-in dealing with uh the resolution reading that the Fort Lee Board of Education uh approves the long-term suspension of a student whose name is on file as indicated in policy
5610, long-term suspension. >> Thank you very much. >> My pleasure. >> Okay. Is that second time? Can I have a motion to open the floor to the public? >> Second.
>> Okay. Motion Curry, second cotang. All in favor? >> Any oppose? Any abstensions? Okay. We will hear first from any member of the public that is physically located at the captorium tonight.
Then we will take uh comments from the participating from those participating remotely. Uh participate participants are limited to three minutes in which they may make their statement.
For remote public participants, please select the raise hand button. District technology coordinator Mr. Roger will recognize each community member in the order of the raised hand by lowering the hand.
Please unmike your mic. Please unmute your microphone. Then state your name clearly, your home address for the record and begin your comment. Please limit your comments to three minutes. Do we have any members of the public here
in the cafeterium tonight who wish to make a public comment? If so, please come to the podium. None. Okay. Mr. Rogerio, are there any? >> No,
>> I'm sorry. >> Good evening. >> Good evening. >> My name is Hana and I live at 2416 Roser Street for New Jersey. On behalf of the CPAC leadership team, I would like to congratulate the newly elected members
of the BOE. We are excited and confident of a more unified voice for our entire district moving forward. Our last meeting was held online. Nicole Pride from Cape Center joined us to present our transition planning and the
resources available to Cape Center to support students and family. This session provided families with valuable information to support students both now and as they prepare for adult. A copy of the presentation was emailed to all
families for those especially who couldn't attend. Our CPAP team have been working on its very first newsletter to be posted on for district website on the special education section once it's
ready. Our next inerson CPAC meeting is on Wednesday, February 18th uh at the middle school from 7 to 8:00 p.m. We will have a child care available. This inerson meeting is one you should not
miss. We encourage parents, especially kindergarten and elementary grades, to come to come in as our district will be in charge of this one. The presentation is designed to support families in in navigating the special education process
with clarity and confidence. It will walk through each state stage of the IEP journey from initial referral and evaluation timelines to eligibility, IEP development, and ongoing progress monitoring while explaining how poorly a
school determine services and placements. If you have any questions, please contact lb.com. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Hi everybody.
My name is Candace. I'm at Westy Place in Fort Le. Congratulations to all the board members. Apolog February. However, I'm grateful that little fence for my daughter basketball game that happened right before I was in the area. Um, and
I'm also grateful that uh Mr. My eyes are so dry. >> Mike, I'm appreciative of your update um about transportation because I'm a parent at school 3 and we are the only district or school district that is north of the bridge and we've had a
little bit of trouble over the years in trying to get transportation. it's up for lottery um because our district is for the m for the most part many of us are under the two mile right which is Bergen County's thing but I
think we have to consider that like portly is quite unique right we have bridge traffic from all the schools that I hear at school four school two right like drop off is a nightmare and so really we're just looking for a bus I understand that that's not an easy thing to do and it's expensive but we're
looking to to collaborate with you and really find a solution. We're not opposed to even paying within reason, right? Um but I think the way things ended last year, there was a couple parents that came up and I think one of the families never got of us and they
lived behind the um high school and that's just too far, right? Like they don't have a extra car to drive. You're asking a lot for public transportation when you're talking fifth graders. So I think we just h I want to bring it to the table a little bit earlier so we don't have to rush over summer.
Hopefully with that saving like you said half of the budget or half of what we half of the expenses maybe we can throw a little bit of that towards school three because a lot of us families we picked that area um because we were so close to school three and it just being
so far from intermediate and middle school was not something that we anticipated having to walk our kids through. like we're really a lot of us are at the 1.7 1.6 mile mark. I'm not walking 1.7 1.6 and I'm not relying on
New Jersey Transit sorry every morning. So that's my little diddy and um yeah really happy to see you here Diane. I think you've been doing a great you know job on so I appreciate it. That's all. Thanks everybody. Thank you for your
comment. Any other members from the public in the cafeteria? Okay, Mr. Rogerio, are there any members of
the public participating remotely who wish to comment? >> Yes. Uh, Mike Asso, 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. >> You guys see me? >> Yes. Yes. >> Mike Oso, 230 Warren Avenue, Fort Lee. Um, got a question about my son's Club America application.
He put in for a club back in September. It's now February. and there is still no update to when this club will be brought to the agenda. Now, I also hear there's about five or
six other clubs that are waiting just as long, and I'm just curious to find out why it's taking so long to approve clubs in the high school. >> Is that your only question?
for now. >> Well, if you have additional questions for tonight, can you ask all of them so that they can be answered at once in one response? Mr. Russo. >> Yeah, it's basically this. You guys are jerking him around using the other
clubs. We have a board president who signed a petition, personally signed a petition against the club. We have three new board members who ran with postcards that's saying stop MAGA attackers. Pretty much all of
you are registered Democrats and some of you even have municipal positions inside the Democratic party. So it appears to me that my son's club is being jerked around
and you're using the other clubs. So this way you don't have to put them all on. 5 months is ridiculous for a club to be approved. It's not even on the agenda. >> Tell me I'm wrong.
>> So Mr. Ou, at this point board members don't have anything to do with holding that club back. Um we had intended um to go through the club approval process. It is a process that requires multiple steps and at this point um in since we
are in the process and this was um something that I communicated but since we are in the midst of a the budget season for the 2627 school year we want to ensure that all clubs can be sustained. So at this point um the formation of all new clubs have been put
on hold and actually by policy um clubs are supposed to be submitted for recommendation um in April in the prior year before it is run. So, while we thought as a courtesy we would be able to move a little bit faster, at this point I made the administrative call to
put um all of new clubs on hold until we could take a closer look and until we finalize preparing for the 2627 budget. >> So, you're lying to me, Miss Colazo. You're lying to me. >> You are lying to me. That's not what you told me in private.
>> All right. The That's it. Yep. >> Next. Who's next? >> There are no more there. There are no more raised hands. >> May I have a motion to close public? >> Motion. >> Motion RTOR. Second Curry.
All in favor? >> Any any opposed? Any abstensions? Okay. Uh Can can I just say one thing real quick?
>> Um, this board is very much uh thankful for any member of the public who comes before the board to give their opinions.
Um whether it is a criticism or whether it is something uh lauditory. What uh the board simply hopes, however, is that all members of the public who provide their opinions and their
comments remember that our children are listening to what we are all saying and just to be advised of that as you choose how you uh communicate. Thank you. Okay,
moving on to resolutions. May I have a motion to approve 1B through 16B? >> Motion. >> Motion. Mer second. Res local. Yes, except for 13B, 14B, and 15B. I
would no >> 13 14 15. >> Yes, with the following exceptions. Um, I abstain from my name on 38. In addition um with 13B, 14B, 15B, I am
also voting no >> Mr. Crosslin. >> Yes. And I need my >> Yes. my name as well. >> Mine.
>> Uh, yes. Abstain on my name on B. >> Mr. Lopez. >> Uh, yes. And I will abstain on 13B, 14B, and 15B. Uh yes with extension on my name on 3B.
>> Yes. And I stand on my name on 3B, >> director. >> I'm saying yes to everything. >> Thank you for making that easy for me. Uh, I abstain on my name on 3B and yes to everything except 13, 14, and 15. I
say no. >> So, >> okay. Can I have a motion to approve 1 CUR through 8 CUR? >> Motion. >> Motion Rita. >> Second. Perez. What about one?
>> One. Where am I? Oh, one BG. Okay, let's go back. Let me have a motion to approve one BNG and two B&G. >> Motion. >> Second. >> Motion. Cotang. Second
Curry. Roll call. >> Spires. Kang. >> Yes. Mr. Curry, >> yes. >> Mr. Goslin, >> yes. >> Mr. Coten,
>> yes. And gratitude to the parent volunteers who are organizing the Luna Year celebration this week. >> Mr. Lopez, >> yes. >> Mr. Mcaren, >> yes. >> Miss Perez, >> yes.
>> Miss Recctor, >> yes. >> Miss Morell, >> yes. And I have a motion to approve 1 CUR through HCU. >> Motion. >> Motion. Ra. >> Second. Perez. >> Miss Buyers. P.
>> Yes. >> Curry. >> Yes. >> Mr. Goslin. >> Yes. >> M. Go. >> Yes. >> Mr. Lopez. >> Yes. >> Mr. McT.
>> Yes. Miss Perez, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Miss, >> yes. >> Can I have a motion to approve 1F through 16F?
>> Motion. >> Second. >> Motion. Richtor. Second. Coten. Roll call. >> Miss Pen. >> Yes. Miss Curry, >> yes.
>> Mr. Goslin, >> yes. >> Miss Coten, >> yes. >> Mr. Lopez, >> yes. And I abstain from my name on three F and 15 F. >> Yes,
>> Miss Perez. Yes. And thank you to all the donors in >> Mtor. >> Yes. >> Moral. >> Yes. And I abstain on my name on Korea. >> Can I have a motion to approve
1P through 18P? >> Motion. >> Motion. Cotang. Second. Rita. Roll call. Aspires. 10. >> Yes. Miss Curry, >> yes.
>> Mr. Goslin, >> yes. >> Miss Coten, >> yes. >> Mr. Lopez, >> yes. >> Mr. McTillion, >> yes. >> Miss Perez, >> yes.
>> Miss Rtor, >> yes. >> Miss Morell, >> yes. Prior to moving on to old business and new business, the board will be retiring to executive session
to discuss contractual personnel student issues. No action will be taken upon the board's return from executive session. Is there any old business?
Is there any new business? Okay, with that, I'm going to ask for a motion to go back into executive session. And I have a motion. >> Motion second. >> Motion Curry, second cotang. All in
favor? I. >> Any opposed? Any abstensions? Good night, everyone.