regular and executive second. Okay. The minutes from October 13 have been moved and seconded. Any questions, comments, or corrections to the minutes? >> Garrison, >> yes. >> Gunther, >> yes. Hartman,
>> yes. >> Hasa, >> yes. >> Sartorio, >> yes. >> Wright, >> yes. >> Hal, >> yes. >> Motion is approved. >> We have a special presentation. >> We do. I'm going to ask uh Oakrest principal Mike Manny to come up and
introduce the uh students and staff as part of the distracted driving campaign. that I would take advantage of today is kind of highlight award. Um what I think is not just the most up and
coming but one of the coolest things we have going on and that is the work that our digital uh communication program is doing and it's not just what's going on in the back program is also the stuff that they are doing in the community. um
like you'll see like that connected curriculum to the community that is uh extremely clever but also very true when you see the stuff uh that that's that's going on here. So uh we've got student Jo
and Mr. We'll roll through a few slides with you. First of all, thanks for having us even as we come out to share a little bit with you guys about what we do. Uh we are kind of the youngest magnet program in the district and uh we're kind of uh
navigating our path towards you know the end result of the magnet which is fourth year of the program this year first graduating class program and uh Mr. man said is pretty clear. Uh my goal when we initially kind of laid the groundwork
for this magnet was to bring the community into school and bring our students to the community kind of connect those together uh to hopefully prepare those students for a successful career in something related to digital communication. I would say we've been
extremely successful thus far. I'm really proud of what we've accomplished. Uh we've done everything from going out to working with nonprofits, businesses, uh bringing in students who have been a part of not only the community program, people involved in various industries.
Super thankful uh we've been blessed with all the opportunities that we have. Thank you to you guys for supporting us. Thank you to our administrative team being here to support all of our endeavors. Uh we do a lot. You're constantly busy. You're working not only
with organization, but we also work in the building here as well. We create social media posts, create videos, the events in the community, take some pictures, create video, promotional content for all those people. So, everything that's listed on
the next slide, know a little bit about it truly is a representation of concern. Um those that know me or have interacted with me over the years here at Hillrest probably know I spent a lot of time here in the building I went to I love this
building you know I really hope that you know a lot of that translates through the things that we make this past weekend another thing that our students have been a part of is stuff you know the lighting sound production all of
that is also a component this program. So, I'm going to turn it over to Joe real quick. You can kind of point out some of the cool stuff that we do. We got a lot of pictures highlighting some of the neat experiences that we've been a part of here, months and years.
So, we get to a lot of resum here. Um all the seniors that are seasonal pictures and videos turn it into one video. Another thing is live streaming and
photographing. Um I do live stream here. Um we do live commentary. Um, we had recently on the classroom social media
and they got only 15 years old to take pictures with how to take pictures of their friends. You also last year last year and how to make our program better
like the lights and dances. Those are all students and all the TVs you'll see out in the hallway. Those are all mostly student Joe is one of our leads. Uh a lot of the
projects that we do here in building it out in the community and sophomore, you know, he really I think intent to remodel, you know, the type of student that we're not only getting in the program, but also producing from this
program. He works, not only in athletics, but dedicate the time to our program to be a part of all this stuff. And that's really something that I think is really exciting that's come from this over the past few years that students buy in and want to be a part of this.
So, um, that what Joe was just mentioning, student involvement, uh, is at a time for some of this stuff. But these are just some samples briefly that that came out of our student. They're at all the events. They're asking permission to go out. They're all
wearing badges at the sidelines. So, they're having a lot of fun and we're getting products in the organization. You guys are only 14, 15 years old. So the future is very bright and again we're very blessed that we've had the opportunity stuff.
So um we are again getting to that fourth year and that's what brings us to that kind of what is what is the end result? What do we want to get out of this magnet and it's essentially setting these students up for success when you leave this building? giving them a foot in the door uh and giving them a little
bit of experience of what it's like out in the field to work in business and also to have a portfolio uh if they choose to move in a different direction. So just this year we set up an internship with radio uh and then also through Hamilton police
department. Both of them have agreed to work with our students and provide them possibility uh whether that's on air radio every single week that they can cate for and actually broadcast their own commentary.
uh and then also the police department to create promotional material for them. Uh and they've helped them kind of grow their brand. They've approached us and that's the really cool thing is that over the years when I first started here I was making phone calls. I was reaching out talking now they're calling us for
the opportunity to work with us. So I think about our brand created here over the next several years. Um that's again just kind of a quick overview of this man
in our program magnet. Again I'm very excited feel free obviously if you have any questions about what we do but all of our stuff is on our social media account. uh OHS digital video. We primarily post a lot of stuff
right and that brings us to our next thing that we were asked to speak about trying to do. Don't want to take as much of your time but press safe coalition which myself and Kevin Costello are part of here press our objective is to work with our school to make our road safer. So I'm going to let him explain a little
bit about what that is and we will share with you what we're doing here. So about 15 years ago, uh Jason and I got involved with project Brain Injury Alliance and it's a statewide project which basically we get
student leaders and we get our student body to get on board and promote the message of safety and driving. Um since that 15 years, we it's been one of the most rewarding things I've ever been involved in. Um I've been at Opress now
for 26 years. uh the administration, the district, our teachers at Oakress, our students at Oakress, House Police, local hospitals. I mean, we've collaborated with so many organizations and worked together to make really meaningful
changes. Um so, in our 15th year, we have a lot on our plate for this year. Uh last year, we did win the community engagement award for the city of New Jersey. Um, so we definitely have to up our level. We have an awesome group of
students working with us this year. Um, and today we went to St. Vincent Paul. That was one of our first field trips we did. We educated them a little bit about distracted driving. You probably see on screen here something big in the surrounding
community ebikes and eooter safety. Uh so it's been an issue in multiple towns uh municipalities. So that is on our agenda to really get that message out. We really like your continued support of our project. Uh as
I said, Mr. Rander, Mr. Rossy, Mr. Van um have all been super supportive. Uh we look forward to continuing this year as safety. Yeah. Uh and really that kind of brings us to uh work we want at this point this year. We have a series of
ongoing projects that we started last year with the help of Mr. County Hamilton. We met with potentially committed to enact a program to keep pedestrians off our roadways and hopefully keep them safe. Uh that was really a goal of ours last year was
pedestrian safety and staying in a designated lane as a driver and as a walker. So we are in the process of working with now have that sidewalk project started before you do drive. Uh recently as you driven into there lights
on signs that are out on the roadway to install that. We've been asking for a couple years to make that happen and they have a speed and traffic studies in progress on truck. Uh we have a whole plate of people, but if you are driving down the roadway where the flags are
posted on the telephone, uh there is a black box with the camera that's in town and they are monitoring people's speed and they're conducting data and survey uh speed surveys for us to let us know how safe or unsafe driving down their roadways. Uh that data we had just
received from town weeks ago indicated that there was over 2,700 accidents in town over the past few years. Over half of those accidents related to distracted driving advising. So almost 1,500 accidents were related to distracted driving. So we are trying to do
something about that. Uh we are analyzing data. We are working with community entities hopefully provide some producing PSA but Mr. Castello works with a number of organizations to help develop.
>> So, real quick, Joel Felman has an organization called Tra by the Payer in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, he was in a situation where his daughter tragically killed him. Uh his message is that he wants to get
out to as many schools as he can to spread the message of not driving distracted. We've teamed up with Joel Felman. We're working on some stuff with him right now. Jo wants us to be a pilot school with a couple things that touch
more on some really good stuff that our students get involved with and really make a difference. Uh St. Vincent Paul, we were there today. It's kind of cool. They actually with a difference. Uh St.
Vincent Paul, we were there today. Kind of cool. they actually know where Press High School is. Give them some education and obviously let them know Press is a great place to be. We're starting them to do that as well. And CHOP, I'm a for worker at CHOP, so I know a lot of
people there uh it's a great connection for for our students, our live event program. Um and the research people at CHOP have worked with us and are working with us again this year to come up with surveys where we statistical data that
police comes up with uh our town make everybody. One of the cool things is this has really become a crosscurricular activity over the past 10 or so years since we've been doing this as a team. We realized that this could reach a lot.
So we got there and then all papers and for our program that poster graphic. Um they all like shares car accident that happened in their life
and I think it's really good to go out and realize what they see what they already know and a lot of that it was more than just a field trip. I really do think it opens up a lot of dialogue that you know we often times
look for our students who are depressed but a lot of times we'll say you're not sharing get that from different demograph 97.3 I think 951 is also want to um you can just do that with police department come
in. Uh we also have one currently hearing on set stations for the fire department as well. Uh and those are out there that running us heard it fantastic and we safety
department as well as the community to analyze some of the most dangerous intersections in our town. Uh we recently visited four of those such areas that produced a number of different accident types. Uh and our goal was to create videos that would
enlighten people as to the dangers of those areas that could also be used as well. Okay. And so Hickory Street Lauderdale is one common area where if you're familiar with the sport of soccer, um anytime soccer starts in the fall or
spring, parents are rushing to get here, rushing to get there. They're speeding on Hickory Street. So with the Hamilton County Police asked us to do, and again, we're working with it and our students are coming up slow. They've actually come up with some pretty cool ones. Uh the first day uh we have Abigail Abigail
arrangers out there and she comes up with a saying on electronic sign score goals not speeding tickets. So that's the first one that they're going to use on week one. I mean the kids are coming up with some great saying going up and stuff and count police like we want one
for every holiday. So anything you see in the community around here just know it's our kids. That's a really cool part. We had a lot of success last year and like I said, we're looking to build on that this year. Uh we have a lot of fun doing this, but we also take it very seriously. So, it's incredible
opportunity not only for us to share our message with the community, but it's incredible opportunity for our students to make a difference. Those things that we accomplished last year came because the students cared. They approached us. They said, "We're tired of this. Why is this like this? How can we change this?"
We helped them contact the appropriate people and it got the ball rolling. man got behind us. So keep that going and uh we appreciate all you guys help process. Thank you. >> I could just take a minute to say um
thank you for being here tonight. Um, I knew about the program and I've read things and stuff, but to hear you talking about everything you've done and everything you're involved in now and how it's reaching out into the community already and affecting others, it's very impressive. And um, Joe, thank you for
being here tonight. We always really appreciate when students come up and speak >> and very well spoken and uh thank you you know just for sharing the information and for doing what you're doing because you know it's really important to us to grow the magnets and
to try to offer something and then we have to kind of wait and see if it's successful or not. But knowing what you're doing already is is very meaningful and it makes to us to see where it's going. >> So thank you. >> Anybody else?
So, I'll just share real quickly before they take off. Um, two things. Number one, I think I shared this with you certain previous I know I shared with their entire media program to prep seventh and eighth
graders for when they come to Oakrest to jump right into this digital media. And I would say between Jason taking some students down to Davies and students from Davies coming up here, there's probably 15 visits a year between the
two two directions. >> So, so there is a constant sharing of information and relationship between the two buildings and this year you've actually started pushing down into the other schools as well. Correct. >> Yeah. So, that's the first thing I want to share. The second thing is so you guys know the district will be sending
out through all of our social medias. You talked about the ebikes. Um there's an online parent forum November 20th and December 10th for parents to jump on, learn about ebikes, ask questions, what is the law? Because parents may find
this hard to believe. 15 or 16 year old might not be honest with you in terms of what they can and can't do with it. Um so we're actually going to push out to all of our 3,000 families those two dates so parents can jump on and learn about ebikes. Also the kids are learning
how to go in, override the computer, change the speed, do all kinds of things like that. So there's all those little things we're So we're going to get the word out also to try and get as many people as possible involved. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Rules apply to electric scooters, too, or are you putting the
same message out because I feel like the kids on the scooters are >> and I see more of them than the bike. >> Yeah, >> that's actually uh one of the reasons why we wanted to do this this year. unaware of the policy regarding that and the lack of laws regarding that too. They're all kind of under that same
umbrella unfortunately. They're working on developing a state. >> Thank you guys. Nice job. >> Thank you. Very nice job. Okay. Um, I don't see any committee reports, so I'll move to board member reports. If I could move to the students at um Cedar Creek. Benny, if you would
start out. >> Hi, how's it going? Um, not too much going around at at Creek. Um, our football team is doing amazingly. They just qualified for the state championships up in Homeell this Saturday. Um, but that's not the only
sport doing well. I'd also like to give out a shout out to girls tennis who also qualified for states doing amazingly. Um, other than that, we had a veterans day celebration in the school where we
brought in local veterans and gave the opportunity to present to some of the US one and US2 students in the building. and lots of exciting events coming up. We have homecoming planned for December.
That should be right before the next meeting. Um, as well as the AP Scholar Breakfast is coming up. And that's about it for >> Thank you very much. >> Uh, Sophia Gam, right?
All right. All right. So, um, as for us, Apps Gami had hosted their Great Gatsby theme. um homecoming on Sat Saturday, October 26th as well as our hallway. >> I'm sorry. Could you talk a little louder? >> Yeah. All right. So, um we also hosted
our hallway Halloween on October 29th. And both events had really great turnout rates. On October 28th, 29th, and 30th, we um used the new state uh statemandated um application to test. Our first day was writing, second day was uh reading, and third day was math.
And we're really glad that uh the testing application is like running smoothly. And also our Asagami marching band and color guard placed in the US bands group too. Um they placed in the states. So we're really like proud of that as well.
Um on October 11th which was Veterans Day, we recognized three sub staff members who are veterans such as a um which is which one of them was a teacher security guard as well as a athletic director. And then moving on to some planned events before our December uh
December board meeting, we are going to be hosting um an annual brave day where students are able to choose like between two experimental um workshops uh to participate in. And then on the 20th, our NM players will be um hosting the
Charlotte's Web. I'm not sure if you guys have have heard about that, but it's just like a theater, a musical and stuff. And that's about it for us. Okay, thank you. And Caitlyn for Oak. >> Hi everyone. Okay, so recently we had
the district varsity sports um field trip where they met Joetta. Um they said the responses that I heard back from it, they said it was very inspirational. It was good in goal setting. It's nice to have a role model to look up to. And they also said it was a comfortable talking environment, so it made the
field trip more interactive. Um our food drive was very successful. I was told by Mr. remaining that they needed a box truck and a dozen volunteers to help deliver the food. And also NHS home room had the highest amount of donations. Um
the Rock of Ages play was very good. I went it was actually my favorite out of all the plays. Um it was just I don't know. It was just amazing. Um I also wanted to talk about mock trial starting up. They're doing something called Moxgiving where they're doing like a
little Thanksgiving that's by Miss Kramer. Um, but I thought it was worthy of bringing up just because it's like team bonding through clubs and something that's not just varsity sports. And the we have 11
first team allcow athletes and boys soccer, girls volleyball, girls tennis, all made playoffs. And that is about it. Oh, I also wanted to talk about what's happening in my biomedical innovation class where we made a prosthetic arm out
of cardboard and tape. And I thought that was I know >> um and we had to pick up a cup of water with it and pour it into another cup. I thought that was worthy of bringing up just cuz it's learning outside of just textbook learning. It was like problem solving that we were learning because I
did like five different arms that didn't work and I ended up using like a pair of scissors at the end of it. So yeah, um we're excited for the incoming winter season for sports. Yeah, that too. >> Great. Thank you. >> Um any board members wish to share
anything for board member report? >> Okay. Uh information items are listed on page two. >> I'm sorry, boy. I really apologize. I'm still waking up from my vacation. Uh I'll this time I'll open the meeting to the public. Any wishing to speak on any
agenda item? >> Okay. Business action items. >> Business items B1 through B19 can be found on pages 3 through six. >> Through six. I was told it was five. Need a motion. >> I'll make a motion for B1 through B19.
>> Pages three. Three through six. >> Second, >> five. >> I have a motion through >> D1 for D19 pages 3 to five. >> Any questions or comments on these
business agenda action items? >> Yes. >> Hartman, >> yes. >> Has Right. Yes. >> Garrison. >> Yes. >> House. >> State on B5. Yes. To everything else. >> This is >> transportation action items.
>> Transportation items. Uh balancing 6 through 10. T1 through T19. >> I move T1 through T, excuse me, T19. >> Second. >> Okay. T1 through T19 found on pages 6 through 10. Any questions or comments on
these transportation items? >> Water. Please >> yes. >> Hasa, >> yes. >> Stori, >> yes. >> Wright, >> yes. >> Garrison, >> yes. >> Gunther, >> yes. >> Hal, >> yes.
>> Okay. Education items. >> I move E1 through E13. >> Second. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Education items E1 through E13 found on pages 10 and 11 have been first
and seconded. Any questions or comments on these education items? >> Asa? >> Yes. >> Storio. >> Yes. >> Right. Uh abstain E3. Yes. To the rest. >> Garrison. >> Yes. >> Gunther. >> Yes.
>> Yes. >> Hartman. >> Yes. >> House. >> Yes. Motion >> is approved. Personnel item. >> I'll move P1 through P8 on pages 12 to 15. >> Second.
>> Number five. The date should be 11:25 through 1223, not 11:18 through 123. Thank you. Thank you very much. >> Uh, all right. So, P1 through P18, pages
12 to 15 have been moved and seconded with correction to P6. Any questions or comments on these personnel items? >> Stoo, >> yes. >> Write, >> yes. >> Garrison, >> yes. >> Gunther,
>> yes. >> Hartman, >> yes. >> Costa, >> yes. >> Al, >> yes. Closure is approved. Thank you. Um, as the students started their menu, I want to make sure I don't miss anything on my list, but thank you guys for taking a lot off of the list.
The board thanks you as well. It's less they have to listen to me. Um, Creek Drama is this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6:30. Um, the show is Queens. It's about King Henry VII. It actually sounds
funny. It's King Henry VIII in Purgatory having to come to uh Okay, I'm getting an agreement. It's It's It sounds funny, is it? Um, it's King Henry uh in Purgatory having to come to grips with his relationships with his queens over the
years. Um, and Gam is doing Charlotte's Web, as was said, Thursday and Friday at 6:30 and Saturday at 1:30. So, if you want to go Thursday, Friday, Saturday 6:30 at Creek, Thursday, Friday 6:30 at Gam, Saturday at 1, just let me know and
I'll make sure we get it set aside for you. Um, Friday, we have one uh one team left in the fall season. As was mentioned, uh Cedar Creek football is actually scheduled for 7 o'clock Friday night up
in Homeell. That would be the state group three semifinals. So, they're down to four teams the size of of our school. So, that's that's a pretty pretty good run. Um, you saw the video I sent you. Cedar or um Egg Harbor City Police, Egg
Harbor City Fire, Lwood Fire always help out any success that Cedar Creek has, they're always quick to jump on and everybody loves a parade and it was nice to, you know, once again see everybody going up Philadelphia Avenue. So, a shout out to the communities and and May
Planning and Galloway have have done done stuff similar for us at times. It it lets you know how much they value us when they they make that kind of commitment for us. Um PR committee was scheduled Thursday.
Send out an agenda again tomorrow. Um if you remember, we we had to cancel the last one due to a bunch of scheduling conflicts. We'll get I think we'll be able to get through just about everything Thursday night. If for some reason we can't, we'll figure out what the next step is, but I'll get you an
updated agenda tomorrow um from after Jen and I finalize it. Um athletics and activities, Brian and I were trading emails. I'm going to see if I can sneak it in November 25th before Thanksgiving. If we can't, we'll do it
the week after Thanksgiving, but we'll I'll send out an email. So just think about in your mind if you're on athletics and activities if the 25th would work for you. We'll have the fall sports summaries, you know, the report the athletic directors to do with participation. We'll also have the uh
participation numbers for all the clubs and activities should be entered by then. Um can't believe I'm saying this, it's November, but I'm starting to work on the calendar. 42526. Uh I'll try to get it to you a draft for
not I'll try. You'll have a draft for December. I'll get a draft in the union's hands. I've already had communication with all of our constituent and sending districts. Just floating it out there for everybody. And I I think in the long run it's the right
thing to do. Um but next year is one of those years which we get every six or seven years where Labor Day is the seventh. So we will probably have staff and student allows us to not short change
our winter vacation, not short short change Easter break. And that also ensures having three high schools that everybody can have their own graduation night and all get out in the same week in June. Um, backed up against uh Junth.
So, we'll probably start you'll get a draft of it uh as I said in December, but just so everybody knows, we're already starting to work on that. And I am talking, as I said, with the constituent and sending districts. Um, I think that's all I have after the nice
job by the students. Thank you guys. >> Thank you. Um, just a few things. Checking my notes so I don't forget anything. Um, I'll start with congratulations to uh the people who were reelected to the board. Carrie,
Dan, did I miss anybody? >> Yourself. >> Yeah, yourself. >> That little me too. just for the next three years. So, sounds weird saying including myself because I was just going to say thank you for your, you know, putting the time in again and um
sticking with it and we appreciate it because having people that really care and come and put the time in and try to help is very important to us and so to make the commitment to come back again is is important. So, thank you. uh
um few weeks. It's very nice to um to hear about each school have different things going on. All of them have been successful and uh very welld deserved to that they're getting credit for it. Um I just wanted to mention that uh the board
members Greg is uh has not been feeling well and I asked he said I could share that just that he's home taking it easy right now. though he would really like to have been here tonight, but um he couldn't. Uh then I'll move on to just
reminders. The GIF dinner is December 2nd. See Tom if he hasn't gotten to talk to you already this evening if you're going to that. And then December 11th is the county board meeting. I believe it's at Alder Avenue. Does that sound right, Tom? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Where's it at, Carol?
>> Alder Avenue Eht Middle School. >> I think it's a hybrid. You can still do that, right? >> Yes, hybrid. you can go in person or um good people speaking I believe if I'm not uh somewhere
>> I didn't want to cook my own dinner >> um just for the board members too we I had asked you this year to do the board members health bow and we did finish it a while ago and I had sent everything to and asked Michelle Kennedy to put it together for us and I'm thinking that
maybe she was on vacation or something. I hadn't heard anything. So, while I was in Kentucky, I did notice that she said she finished, but um I really couldn't do too much. The the internet's not always great in some of the mountains up there um down there. So, anyway, I did look it over when I got home yesterday
and um it's pretty similar to last year. There's really no big issues like we're doing. Everybody seems to be very comfortable. Um it's us kind of read just for people out in the audience evaluating you know how we think the board's working and how different parts of the school itself um running you know
how we we feel about things. Once again uh I'd like to find more ways and I guess all of us would to try to get more involved in the community and we just found it's really hard to do other than um going out to any community events. So, I talked to Michelle back in
September and August and um that's why I held off turning in our board goals. So, I will have them next month hyped up and I'll share with you guys and I'll share the board self-evaluation. I'll print that out when I get some printer. Um
okay. So, the last thing is if uh when we break for um we have executive session tonight. >> Yes. So, when we do break for that, if you would like to stay a couple minutes, we're going to have a little uh
celebration. Want to congratulate Casey who's um expecting a baby and it's the last regular meeting that we'll see her for a while. Um so, if you would if you would like, there's going to be some cupcakes and we have pumpkin pie in the back. And uh so, just wanted to make
sure I mentioned that now. Now, running down the hallway and trying to catch anybody as you left. Uh, and that's all I have. Old business. Damn, >> I don't have any old business, but I would like to highlight something that hasn't come up yet today. Um, I noticed
that uh with Apps Gamy's uh Charlotte's Web this year, they're doing a sensory friendly uh performance, which is something that is kind of a hot topic right now. Um, it's also something that a lot of people aren't willing to touch because it's
very difficult um to pull off and to to pull off. Well, um, I just wanted to kind of give a kudos to the team over there who are even attempting to do it. >> Yeah. >> Um, and and >> especially with the autism pro uh
program, I think it's just wonderful that the students have taken on the challenge of doing a sensory friendly program. um at the high school level and and and really helping cater to the community um and the outreach. It's something that really should be highlighted and um I wish them the best
when with their production, but uh actually I wanted to make sure that kind of people we we all kind of know how difficult um of it to be able to reach different communities and and the fact that they're doing it is is wonderful. So, thank you. >> That's great. Do you know when they're
which when they're doing it? It's a school day performance >> during the day, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Any other old business? >> Lois, >> I have a question also. Um, actually, I
guess for James, I'm heard that both schools are doing it their shows this weekend coming. Is that normal that they both do the same? It's not normal. But >> I think some of it had to do with what they were doing and one being brand new
and one being second year and trying to fit it in the windows between teachers convention and Thanksgiving. I it we've talked about it. It's not something we try to have happen, but it does happen every once in a while. >> Okay. Um and I do have a question. I
didn't want to take any more of their time about the magnet program. Is that new magnet program replacing the old media program or is that >> No, all three buildings still have house media program. Okay. >> This is different. Um and and the goal
ultimately will be, you know, not just the school, but as you started to hear Jason talk about, they'll do social media and website and video for commu the local communities as well as private
businesses and practices. So that's what we're building to we do have some connections with Stockton. It's actually in year three. >> We need that at all three schools. >> Well, that's the point of the media. The point of the >> That's great. >> But the point of the magnet program though was specialized, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.
>> And then the other is their program for I know when and Carrie mentioned it about the ebikes and the scooters. Can that cross over to the other two schools too because we need that in all the >> No, the the the publication and everything is going out to everybody.
>> Everyone. >> Yeah. Well, that's what I said. It's going out to all 3,000 families are getting all those notifications and everything. That's not but the the media the digital media magnet will be working on things that aren't worked on in the other buildings the same way the lawn
public safety magnet at Gam works on some things that the US history classes at Oakrest or Cedar Creek don't. So there are some things they work on but in a public safety matter like this is going to be shared across all three buildings. >> Oh good. Thank you. Yeah, we need it.
>> Thank you. >> Any other old business? New business. >> I move new business one. >> Second. >> Okay, new business one has been moved and seconded. Any questions or comments?
>> Right. >> Yes. >> Garrison, >> yes. >> Gunther, >> yes. >> Hartman, >> yes. >> Hasa, >> yes. >> Storio, >> yes. >> Hal, >> yes. >> Motion is approved. Thank you, Marge. Any other new business? >> The only thing I wanted to bring up was
you already mentioned it though was um I don't know when we'll get the official results of the election, but they get the unofficial results. Um and as Carol mentioned, Dan Wright got 100% of the vote. Hamilton Township, congratulations. And Carol and Carrie split the vote about 50% each. So,
congratulations to both of you. Hopefully, we will have you by the time of our reorg in January. We'll all wait with baited breath. Um, at this time I'll open the meeting up to the public any wish to speak on any matter. Resolution for executive session. Sure
is.