one of the top as I'm putting pressure on one side of the liver. Are you surgery? Is that the next step? Figuring out what the problem. Oh, there he is waiting for James. I know. We just
Oh, March. Yeah, she was March. Yeah. No, you can keep making them, but I won't tell people it's there. Yeah. Okay. Did you want No, I'm good. Thank you. I
had the sliders. Thank you. You want caramelized onion one? I'm sorry. You want goat cheese one? No, I'm good. Thank you. That's for March. Go. I start.
Yeah, I'll do that. That's mine. I think I think that's we'll just bang it and and then I'll make the pizza. Um, real quick before we get started, they're making custom pizzas. Do not hesitate to get up while we're working
and walk over and order a excellent custom pizza and you'll have it delivered ready in a box either to eat here or go. Uh, okay. Adequate notice has been given of this meeting as required by law. Notice has been forwarded for publication in the
district official newspapers, posted in the Absigami, Cedar Creek, and Orest high schools, and forwarded to all of the clerks of the municipalities within the school district. There are two opportunities to address the members of the board. The board values and welcomes comments and opinions from residents as
long as remarks are not personal or discourteous. The public comment portion of the meeting allows the board to listen to community members and to hear their opinions on school policy and operations. The first portion is reserved for persons wishing to speak about agenda items only. The second
opportunity following the action items is when residents may address the board on any school related issue. Each speaker is asked to limit their comments to three minutes and you are not permitted to yield your time to another. The public comment portion of the meeting during both sessions will not
exceed 30 minutes. Upon being recognized, persons wishing to speak should stand and identify themselves by name and town. Please stand for the flag salute. 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. And I ask for a moment of silence. Gunther present. Edmonds present. Garrison here.
Hartman present. Hassa here. Kuri here. Sartorio here. Wright here. Hal here. We have a form. Okay. Um, before I begin, I just want to make sure that I before anybody leaves that I get a chance to thank the Gam Culinary, the staff and
the students who all year long have been giving us fabulous meals and taking care of us. So, thank you very much for being here [Applause] tonight. Okay, I need a motion to approve the minutes from May 19th. So,
moved. Second. Second. The minutes from May 19th have been moved and seconded. Any questions, comments, or corrections? Okay. Edmonds, abstain. Garrison, yes. Gunther, yes. Hartman,
yes. Hasa, yes. Kuri, yes. Storio, yes. Wright, yes. Hal, yes. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm saying I was away. Again, I apologize as I did a month ago. Sorry you're not getting it in fancy back and forth order.
I'm I'm reading right down the script. I I I got to give Tom his props. Um we have a few special presentations this evening. I'm going to start off uh by asking the three principles to come up and introduce their validictorians and saludiatorans from each building. I
thought this would be a great opportunity for the full board to hear uh and see directly the the best and the brightest among our district, get a little bit of feedback from them on where they're going and and what they want to study. I thought it would be a great kind of immediate opportunity for
you to see as the year comes down to a wind the um the the top two in each building. So, going in order, Mr. Kern, you want to start? Sure. Um, it is absolutely my honor to first recognize our student for the class of 2025.
Unfortunately, she had prior engagement this evening, but I do want to recognize her and read off some of her accomplishments from the board. Uh, our salator is a she's computer science magnet student with a weighted grade point average of 18.2. She has taken 12
AP courses and 12 honors courses. has been a member of FBLA interact club read which is girls realizing how to work drama national honor society and our computer science national honor society and she'll be attending Dartmouth in the
fall to study history she wants to be a historian so unfortunately again she's not able to be here this evening but Donna Aaya is our class of 2025 uh on behalf of me if I could recognize and introduce the class of 2025
valictorian, Mr. Park is also a computer science magnet student with a weighted grade point average of 108.7. So just a half point separates our number one and our number two. Uh he also took 12 advanced placement classes, 11 honors level classes, has been a
member of our FA, our interact club, our key club, our math club, student council, national honor society, and our computer science national society. He's the vice president of fundraising and membership for FBLA. He's participated in both our swim and tennis team, and I will allow him to
tell you where he is going to school and what he plans on studying for the class 2025 tour high school. [Applause] be a what? Sorry. Bless. Thank you very much. Wow.
Mr. Parker, my pleasure to introduce you first 9.2 11 courses bunch of honors courses for us club I literally list everything so I'm giving you just a little bit of what I did involved in athletics very
involved with 20 marks to the council robotics you remember from last couple last month I challenge team um that did so well so he is involved in everything um
he's always in leadership role he's building around. Congratulations. [Applause] public policy side. You said public. [Applause]
Do you do you think you're going to put right into place some of what you uh worked on with the the various projects? Uh yeah. Very good. Thank you. [Applause] for 12 performances. Uh she was involved
in again several things including the LA club, culinary club, environmental science competition, NHS. Um she is the person I asked the counselor to talk about her. She said she is absolutely she does not like the spotlight. Um
doesn't do things for recognition, but she is consistently just very lucky to have her. Congratulations. [Applause] Congratulations, Mr. Manning. So, uh, super proud and
excited to everybody start with looking for Joseph Morango. In addition to the 12 AP classes that Joe, uh he was a member of the National Society Chess Math Science Clubade.
So tell us where you're going. Um I'm going to NYU finance and [Applause] economics. And to round out this
very validator in ga [Applause] 9 credit honors able sport varsity. Where you going next year? What do you think you're doing? I'm going to University of Virginia to study
biology. Um, it's usually [Applause] Can I get all of you together and get a picture with everybody up front? You want to join us? Be on that right away. Got it. Right. Y
I think I think Yeah, I think you're [Laughter] getting high GPA. Figure that out, you know. [Applause] two runners or three
Virginia. Could I just ask real quick a show of hands from the students, the five of you that are here, how many of you are already realizing with what you are wanting to get into, you are going to be doing graduate school once you get done with your four years.
Wow. guys in the back. Stern Oakrest guys, are you are show show just show off hands real quick. We're just trying to take a quick survey. I think it's important for people to realize how dedicated you guys are. Raise your hands
if you know you're definitely getting into a program that's going to require you to go on for graduate studies on your four-year degree. No. Okay, just a few of you. Okay, great. Thank you guys. Um, okay. At this
time, I'm going to call up Mr. Dan Douly, superintendent for MBSEN. Um, he has something to share. [Laughter] I don't have to sit here, do I? No, you do not. Good evening, everyone. I'm Dr. Dulian,
proud superintendent of see school district. I'm also the president of Atlantic County Association School Administrators, Superintendent Assoc.