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into, Okay? Mike, could you call MR. S. This restaurant. You just Hollywood. Yeah, just know. They're Mr. Ritter. This solder here. Vice President
Hooker. Yep, President. Yeah, please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. oh, you Our nation under God. Mike,
could you please starting over public meeting? Probably notice for this meeting pursuing to the Open Public Meetings. Act has been given by the Superintendent
of Schools in the following manner, on January 8th, 2025. Notice of this meeting was posted on the interior of the school administration offices,
95, grocery haddonfield. Written notice was civilian file. The Haddonfield borough clerk and notices her email to the Courier post and the
retrospect news meeting. Thank you. All right, we don't be commendations today so we can start with the student
representatives report. We have Jack McKeever here to give us an update so it's the last one for three of us because the yeah yeah, he's just meetings have
started. Which is gonna be weird but, you know, the process starts soon, you know, the application and that we sit on the interviews. So it's gonna be nice to sit on the other side of that and I
have to stress about that. So, I'm excited to see who the new here gonna be. Also, when your sports have begun including winter track
swim basketball, crew, and cheer. That's on. And restless. Sitting next minute. Yeah. And actually cross country had a
nice long run there, you know, actually going to the nationals. on Oregon and they place not then they should which a huge congratulations of them because that's awesome. A few of the
boys being named to Allstate. So, that was huge for them in our school. Also, yesterday was
the Seal of Biology Test. and that was for Spanish, French German, and also some of the Supreme Ukrainian Yeah. Yeah. I took myself was pretty tricky
but, you know, he's got out and turns out, but There was a 54 students assessed. Which is a great number. Also, the
magicals are getting into full swing for the Christmas season. The wrapped up this weekend with their desert or the dessert theater shows. And their
tickets are sold out. And then really exciting and also nerve-racking coming up this college decisions. So all yearly action decisions are
common, a lot of them are coming back soon. I know people are hearing back like even less than a week so to stressful time for
seniors. But also exciting. And then also part student achievement. Congratulations, the David Watts and Patrick Holter. They won the congressional app challenge for
the first Congressional District of New Jersey, which is awesome. It is one of the most prestigious surprises in the
high school student, computer science. It's also a second year where a grew from Haddonfield has been selected so that they will go and present their mobile app
called Draftly in Washington DC at Congress in the sprint, which is just that's crazy opportunity. There's also Winterfest coming up next
Thursday. There will be tables for fundraising and booster sales. And then also, a lot of fun was a German trip. It was a 10th
annual German trip to the Christmas market in Philly. And it's run actually by German people who live in Philadelphia and it's a emergency experience
for the GR students. To get down there. And AP in German for get a tour, totally in
German. And all levels was going to scavenger Hunt. And then we also did a survey kind of next year about dances. And
we found that 84% of students with like a homecoming dance. So we haven't had one having Hadfield in a good bit but the vote is to bring it back. And
also, 60% of freshman sophomores are willing to combine the freshman sophomore dances. And they're also may be a change to you know asking up for classmen.
Possibly we don't know, but some people don't like that. Rule. So working on that one as
well. and finally, I mean successful really can't like describe it. We raised 34 over 34,000 over the four
charities. um, which were Shop, suicide prevention,
chopped tumor. and then, Yeah. Yeah. Those results. Yeah. That's incredible. Yeah, and it was it was the child mind is to
for the sophomores. And yeah, 34,000 just awesome number compared to 21,000 from last year, you know? So that just shows you know, our communities
the whole Really doing their part. And there's also be part of and adding on to that, of course, it comes from the Hallways and Spirit Week
activities. But we also raised 4,755 pounds of food was donated which tools around 2700 cans ranging from like they like chicken noodle. The peanut butter Um, and so yeah, I'm
proud to say that I was part of that beer week, you know, being able to help especially around the holiday time. And yeah, it
was it was a great time. happy for the holidays, coming up, and happy that we have to have experience as a board of Ed wrap, you know, speaking for the
three of us. So thank you. That's the three of you January's Honored of Education, Mental Month, the official title. There's something like
that. You come back next. In for our January media, we get on you. so, the thing with the food you can't the can drive It's
interesting, you could pounds of fruit nut cancer from your kid. We used to the number of cans that kids we would bring in a
bunch of corn or whatever and you go to the food back like a thousand cans of corn is awesome, but it's not got any nutritional value. So, now, there's assistant put in place
where things like peanut butter and tuna fish. Yes, proteins, you get, you get a way used to be points per pound of those proteins because the food bank will say
the peanut butter, oh shelf life is so good. fish up, that's why you poundage rather than number of kids, you said Three thousand candles, somebody
like faster to measure is just measure and and the volume is much smaller rather than having trouble we should. thousands of
thousands, of course, okay, but such a great change. The other thing, too. Have it, I was in this miles from the day. They call it again, the Advent coding
calendar. So every morning at midnight, they open up the calendar and there's a coding problem. That's a national
challenge. You know, our kids are tracking yourself and Yeah, that's awesome. Thank you. All right. we will now kick off with our
elementary schools. Small group band performance. These are just a few representatives on our combined up elementary school 162. Students that participate, man.
Over here, we have. Six Awesome Clarinet Players Representation, You know shut up, Charlotte Miles daily and see they're gonna before college. From Disneyland.
From left to right here. we're gonna go, you're right at the left, we have He doesn't. We have Owen over there, we have
Charlie Harrison Connor Brandon Frank. They're gonna perform the classic Jingle Bells. You know. That was wonderful. Thank you. I know, I same thing. I was
kidnapped, you know. Oh yeah. Up, I should. Be able to talk. Yeah. So we're just adore. The difference that I just Okay. thank you, so reminded me
of Christmas Story looking in the window and they hear. Chaperones to the for the notification last night, so, I went to Mr. Fox, I said, I was
there who conservated to you're in chaperones, and it's six for everybody to six friends of those things. The program grows so large that they have to put kids in
Rooms staging areas and they need that many chaperones just carve that many areas. But so supervisor so guys, I wanted six people, that's why it's very
successful. So nice job by Mr. Fox and all the people use department for community. Okay, thank you. Okay. Um, we now have land associates in Colliers with the referendum
update. Probably a little like, not as exciting. That's right. Market section is pretty exciting and
fairly, you know, that's a very yeah. there are you Good evening. Thanks for having us again. Just update for the Bond Referendum Projects. What's been going on with this
month? Probably the busiest month. We've had to date, which is Crazy to say so I'll just jump to it, the big three things
that we'll talk about are we received bids in the 1890s building and also the window replacements to the to the high school here. Um Also Tatum editions had them
had an addition and the high school auditorium are now out forbid as of Monday. And Hopkins Gym the fields. The second phase of Central Elementary School interior
alterations. And the asphalt shingle roof, replacements and Google IT design, projects are now in design. So we've done a lot. Very busy so quickly.
We'll talk about the projects and design phase. Hopkins, Turf Field, amenities and parkings. That is a project that's underway. We're in design
development. That is going. Well, nothing's changed there. We're still targeting to bid that project in January for your new turf field at the Hopkins. Hop.
A turf field includes new parking facilities and a plaza to connect both your varsity field and your new field. Can I have to interrupt just a second? I know that originally when we were planning this, we were just
going to do the turf field now. Because we're further along in our process, are we grouping that together with the parking and so, will the full parcel kind of, that's
right. Yeah, that's correct. So we want to bring that parking online soon around later because we're gonna gear up a little down the road for the new Hopkins gym. What's that Hopkins Gym comes into play?
We're gonna take some parking for that, That'll be your contractor staging. Area is a lot of your current parking now. So once that happens, we want that parking lot online and
ready to go. A little bit more of a walk for some people. That's okay, we had, that's what we have to do for construction here. Second project in design is phase two of the central,
elementary school inter alterations the main scoop on that is we are basically stuck right now with the space, that's about this size or your current nurses area and guidance area, we're doubling that with
this project. That's a summer project we're in design, right now. we're taking some overclassrooms and underutilized space and we're converting that to a nursing suites that's going on. Now, the latest and greatest on
that is we need to meet with the district and confirm with the nurse and that staff, the operations and function of that space. That's moving well
target bid. Date is February. For a late, March award on that project and summer construction. Also in the design is Hopkins Gym, Hopkins. Gym is still kind
of in the earlier phase. But we are in design development. Excuse me, a little bit of semic design. We're meeting with the athletic director to understand
the locker room, space, and hone in a couple of just designed considerations for the plan there, but that's going well, that project isn't
actually scheduled to be substantial, complete construction until August of 2028 but we're advancing the design of that. The.
next project in design were doing the district wide fire alarm replacement, which we kicked off formally last month, in response to the additions that had and Tatum that were doing. So they're those schools are going to receive full fire alarm, replacements this summer
combined with that project with the balance of your district, receiving fire alarm, replacements the following summer. But we are currently in
design for that. And then we have two projects that we've advanced. kind of moved up in the referendum schedule. These were projects that were supposed to happen down the road. But we
advanced to, to kind of solve some maintenance, concerns one is asphalt shingle, roofing replacements, at Central Elementary School, your main schoolhouse, your 1920
schoolhouse and also the 1890s building will give the beginning. New roofs one is currently leaking and by doing this project in advancing, we're going to make Tim
Mcference problems. Hopefully, in that regard. So that's a InDesign as well. And that's scheduled for. A bit opening in March and an award in March
as well. With that's a summer project as well. And then lastly in design is a cupola replacement project. Another project that we've pushed up
Basically, we just had an opening in our design schedule. So we put a designer on it, so our advancing that project, but we also want the kubla project, kind of a dream of ours is
rather than do it. In 2028 was supposed to be done. We want to do that coat and coal coincide that with the AUDITORING project as well. Or redoing auditorium. Now we've couple up top, we're
trying to do that at the the same time for some synergy there. Plus, we're gonna be mobilized construction. The summer is not going to be easy
with construction. We'll have a lot of activity and, you know, so we're just gonna tackle that as well. And then currently, we do not have any projects under Collier's
review in the Pre-bit phase. But we have a few projects out for bit. So section, for my agenda here, projects out. The bid is 1890s building, is
technically still out the bid. We did rebid that last month and we took bids rebids on the 5th. Those bids came in over budget. We are
currently first state statute. The project is rejected twice. We can formally open up that project to negotiations with contractors which we formally
did this week. We've already received a couple requests for contractors and negotiations so it's great. It's an opportunity
for us to take that project and get it to a more award-able. Palatable number for us reward as well understand. It's very important project for this summer so that project is negotiations and we hope to have negotiations
with these contractors and understanding of value engineer. provides cost so that we can award this in January. So we'll impact the bottom line schedule of being complete this summer.
Oh Jeff, I could talk about that for a second. That's allows we did say that you're going to negotiate that but I think that Richie would talk about the timing of the holidays or a
little tricky in there. We have our reward meeting but some of the the subcommittee offered if we need to have an emergency meeting, we will do that and not link to February
because we're very concerned about timeline. I just wanted the rest That's nothing. That would be great. The other two projects that are
out for bid, I call them the Big Three in on our office is the Tatum Edition and the Haddam edition. I hadn't also getting the elevator additions rolled
in with that. And for the Haddon project, it's also a library going alterations. So that project is currently out to bid and we are opening bids on the
22nd of January for 29th award. that is mobilization was going to happen this summer and the final project won't be a complete excuse me until August
31st 2027. So those are a big projects there. So, what we've done there is we've actually combined those bids. We're actually taking multiple contracts, we're taking
Contract A for Tatum Contract, B for hat and Contract C for both. And that is a way to kind of just structure the bid, so we can get the most competition. We've actually
received quite a bit of interest on those projects as you can imagine Varying from a whole bunch of different kinds of contractors varying in their, you know, the small contractors
in the large contractors for that reason, it's pretty nice to see that activity there and then the third project that the Big Three, there's your auditorium, your auditorium for the high school which is also
combined with your secure best field here at high school and also the Sea Wing C3, C6 and see a classroom, renovations and alterations Same time on there. We're
looking to open bids on the 23rd and award in 29th. For those projects. So that's The projects in design. The next is
really construction. I don't want to step on Mr. Brown's toes here but is anyone have any questions on projects currently? in design throughout the bit?
Thank you. Good evening. So unlikely, Jeff just went through. My list is a little light but eventually when all those projects that he's getting ready to turn over
into the bidding and construction so my participation is going to change. But going back to a lot of the projects that we did that were really
close to finishing up in the summer, on the interior, alterations that hadn't. We have a few punch lists items left that we're gonna get taken care of in the winter break,
There was an issue with the doors that were ordered incorrectly. They're gonna get swapped out then. And in terms
of the closeout status, we're waiting for. some remaining items from Weatherby and once we get all that wrapped up, then we'll put in for the final payment and final paperwork. in
terms of the flooring abatement at the various schools, very similar to what I just said. There's a couple loose items relative to some punch list items very minor and they're
now working on getting us to close out documents. We have some of it. we're waiting for the balance. Months, that will.
The final payment. Square in. Upgrade to this chairlift. That is virtually complete. Finally got the last approval recently.
But again that's just working on the closeout documents Everything else is in place. and although it's not, I don't
think it's a bond referendum project, it was just part of it, is the ceiling elevator at the high school here. again
there's a couple punch list items, it'll be taking care of the schedules. Allow I think Lands. Elevator. Consultant has to make one final pass through there. That's the only
remaining thing and again, close out. So the only true project that's sort of in construction right now is auditorium room written renovations at the middle school.
Leave these doing that project. It's about 45% complete, they're working on submittals. Walls and the Rough. There is complete
electrical and plumbing. The CD and the AV equipment in order, everything's in fabrication, so that's all. Everything's on schedule and
running. Accordingly. And I think the completion date for that is April 17 next year. So no surprises area. Any
questions? the elevator I'm assuming that the key situation was I was in resolved with that but a week or small school that was fixed for you. Yeah. I just
Thank you. Thank you. Just want to add the window project we received favorites for that last Friday. Yes. Currently technically, it's in construction but we're in the
very early at Where writing contracts and getting ready for some those When do when would that start? Your project. Yeah,
the window project is going to be, they're gonna, we're allowing the contractors. We're allowing the contractors to start in May for the auditorium
only but for the balance of the project that will be in June once a school. Yeah, that's it. And then substantial completion for that project is actually in October so we're
letting the little bit to the fall just to help of schedule. There may be times when we get rooms for a couple pages that we need this room. It kind of
rescheduled collect classrooms out and they'll come into that. Thank you. There are a few projects, click on the more simpler ones like the windows
and the shingles just from a economic standpoint. What we went through their fees and we're trying to be very complex, keep them within a certain amount. Some of those projects
were not part of my contract. So that's Shingles and windows. Those are left. Now, just yeah. no problem. And for the board, for those not on the lrfp committee, some of the
timelines, we it was made more sense of stretch out because of cost-wise. You would have more people bid on it working a little bits. So and we made sure that it was,
okay, that administrators to work around good evening. Right. Thank you. All right, next question. We hit
it last time and our next meeting is Wednesday. even 17 next week. Right? Yeah, unless we cancel X. We really don't
have. Yeah, we don't have much. Yes, I'm happy holidays. Yesterday. It's pretty sorry. It's a great change but it's A
very yeah, I don't think. just expanding entry to the class just Yeah, yeah. It's more than I want to say that. I have not
even not yet. Just pop it. In that case, um, right for finance. But it's the flagpole in front of the high school.
Based in the Oldies, we replaced, we got a cost estimate of forty thousand dollars hgt is offered as
monies and we're gonna check out how much of that the all of it they They? Okay, that's good news. Thank you to the Agt. Yeah, the
facility usage fees. I know we're doing some more work on again. The goals not to Penalize, especially the local sports and people who use it. we're just really trying to cover our costs, you know, the
air that he custodial staff into that nature and some of the upkeep, right? Yeah. Yeah. So I'll have those numbers to the people of clients. Me, probably more, I'll
show a draft of what I did when you think about something like we're now not the turf field. So it's coming a time where we just we did that one field through 10 years from now we're
gonna have back to back build replacements. And so yeah, we start charging for the turf field and then, you know, it'll be a nominal fee for our
attitude youth. But that, you know, over 10 years of charging that will cut into what's gonna have our out of our actually capital. So it's way too build that. I mean, when, when we had that
replacement it was nice that we had the money there to do it, you know, this, right? So I don't want to Put that any kind
of. and kind of like, people paying you replacing sir for people who are using the terror and not necessarily just as
right now, but they're helping us out to replace. We use the Turk too, don't use that, okay? That makes sense. To the high school admin, who
had it, put an extra time because of some absences we agreed to approve for DM rate, the administration, taking on the extra duties during the
vacancy. Take me to that last time too. So There could be a pilot. Upgrade of Vape
detectors. The freedom to free upgrade in one of our buildings at this stage and procedure results. And then decide, if we want to
invest further into those, And Mike has begun the. next budget process, we're trying to get ahead of it with all as we know it's going to be tight very
much time and planning into it as possible to get ahead of things. That's financially.
Questions. Right. Would not have had anything because I didn't I, he said, You know, are you? Awesome. Are you going to give policy update? I don't have a
meeting. Okay? Oh no. No. Yeah. Why don't we um you don't have any for lrf. People. Good pti
here. Yeah, yeah. Do I have any kids? um, We have our regulation for board review.
Resource materials later arrival and early dismissal public complaints. Remember they don't need our approval, but they are fyi's One question later arrival early.
Dismissively crossed out. And acceptable reason is for. I have the same visitor an interview question. What is that? No longer improved absence that's covered under that's
covered under the policy for an excuse absence. That's okay. That's we're done. Okay. Okay. I thought the same exactly by statue, You're giving, I think
three college business. You It's not taking anything away. No. Yeah, I I can talk about it. The major policies that that were put forth, 25 30.
9130 are altered to being compliant with the recently passed freedom to read act. Which provides additional clarifications and guidance on.
on reading materials and also separates Items in a library. That's fits. That's really the gist and gets in place. It
further codifies the public complaint process if anyone has any issues with Objections and materials that we have. Yeah, it's very much in line with our
practice to begin with. So you'll see anything. That just more premiums. Okay Dr. Priolo
not to go back to you. But do you have any reports? No. Mr. Klaus, I just regular duty to it. So we're expecting a challenging budget. So Mike and I have already started and administrator as far as
certainly at the budget closely. um, iPhone staff talks about talking about the budget, but we are also going to do a little PTA tour in January and February PTAs, so we'll
probably be me Mike. And then maybe Linda Jamie, whoever the red But PTA, it kind of just share where we are. And you know, make it make a point not
to admire this challenge right? Because you couldn't talk about how awful's gonna be the talk about like this is where we are and this is where these are
potential options and and make sure people are understanding where we are early on very early on, I'd like to probably have a committee, the whole discussion
of the budget in January because that they've got to be a good way to get it going and talking about it. I learned With our calendar. Seemed like it was Sisyphus
because she knows down there but but I I said people did not actually like, some people that like, to count it in today, Everyone understood how he got there and I think this is important for the
budget this year, too. By the time we get to, okay, to march people know where, where we are, not how we got there, and the decisions along the way, it'll get a chance for people input about
Value how much a pain point can take in those type of things? So we really want to come. I want to come more open with. How do that processing performance very
transparent and getting people in early as you say? Anything else, too. All right, I quickly wanted to review our board goals. Now that we're
halfway through the year Pretty much on track where we're go one was to this is just the board, not the district, so facilitate
meaningful participation and effective oversighting committees as that we were going to each end. A That's some type of workshop and jfka has tons of
them and essentially use that information you can share it. But also having that if that knowledge makes us more value, everybody did fulfill their required trainings for the year already. So congratulations
job. So we're on track for that. Again, I do encourage you, though. For Njspa, does have a lot of great workshops that you can or own demand that you can
watch. Um, word goal 2 was overseeing the creation of a standardized methodology to ensure budgetary, expenditures are aligned with the district's
Missions statement. This is probably going to come into play in January. Also, when we start talking about the bigger budget, it's been an ongoing process. We
were saying This isn't a goal that you accomplish in a year. So, So we carry this over from last year and we're continuing to look at that.
And then advocacy on behalf of district in terms of state and borough funding. We had the meeting with the thorough, for the pilot. We'll have another
one of those after the holidays, with the goal of having some kind of agreement by
the end of the school year. We did issue. information talking points, bullet points on state funding formula with along, with the State, Funding formula questionnaire, how we've been
talking about it on our meetings, many of us have attended County, Y and statewide meetings
you take a leadership role and I mean That's a big, thank you. Yeah. So we've been so we we're being hurt and so we're doing what we can on that. So I think we're doing Well, I think it was, I think it was smart of us
to really crystallize goals. I think we started that last year. I think this year, we even came up with stronger ones, and I think we're I think we're going to make in progress. Yes. Deep eating rather than just randomly
pick it. Yeah. Exactly. And they're not their goals for us, not, For no other board. Okay.
Um, So public comment that I won't read my state. What's up with you anyway? Okay, so moving on to items for board event approval. Governance
acceptance of a monthly HIV Suspension Violence report. Approval, for First Reading of Policy, 2530, 2535, 5230-9130 and Regulation. 2535 Approval
of the Fire Security Drill report. Approval. The school bus drill. And okay, solution. Okay. Questions comments.
This is so minor. There are two misspellings in the monthly HIV.
They're an enroll 11. And enroll 11. Column X. It's this is an a typo. It's it says always was not permitted and I think maybe that always is
not, right? So somebody was just take a look at that. Um Mike, do we need to print? The fire drill on here as well. let that yeah did you say because I see this so it is Oh
wait but that goes after the Fosterone. So, you have C and then D course the bus rule
operation not far right. Yeah, so we need to break the fire. So You know, like, great on here, like the same way as well. I think if you just have both the
buster on the fire drill back, use that kid is for points for not fire drill. Here, which is why it's here. Now that's the fire drills listed like this and that's
Gina my age. You know, question. I had no idea why one was a link. Is it wasn't cited? Right. So yeah, it's counting enterprise. So next time around you, because you're curious,
why? Yeah. We'll look into that. because thank you. So, it's not something that was pointed out. But I just
Read and fire alarms, do you know? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay, thank you.
I thought it was supposed to be. I assumed it was supposed to be well, that's why But you guys are shopping.
Miss Sonic. Yes, always President Hooker, Mr. Ask about yes, Miss Hollywood, yes, President Crooked yeah. Approval field trips
conferences. Travel overnight trips. approval of the new revised hmhs courses, a resolution to approve architectural design product design, curriculum maps.
Resolution between the Board of Ed and Washington Legacy for Substitute Support Resolution between the Board of Eden. New Range for our District Placement
resolution between the Board of ED and learned. Well, we'll have instructions between the Board Davenport Legacy from that instruction resolution between
the Board of Ed and Colleen, Gammy. Resolution between the Board of Ed and Alyssa Clark for SLP Services Resolution between the
Board of Ed and Burlington County Special Services. School districts for adult district placement resolution to approve unified Bowling Club is an
inclusive. Bully club. And approval of the high school plus career, tech education, program agreement. Motion.
Right. And wonders. Questions or comments, Comment. The architectural design and product design curriculum.
Oh, my goodness and and they're really good. I I know I certain person that might have loved to rotate. Of course, they sounded great. Okay. Miss Sonic. Yes. Vice
President Hooker. Yes. Mister yes, this Hollywood. Yes, Mr. Narcos. Yes, President yes. Personnel approval of new personnel. Transfer salary of praise mentoring
extracurricular. push without Symptoms Resolution for medicine for zalsky to provide compulsive compensatory education. Resolution to Approve, compensation Workout Caroline
Taylor for an additional two hours for crossover kindergarten Resolution to Improve Melissa McBride from Roman Destruction, Resolution approved. Jake Coley
as a substitute one to one eight. Resolution to approve staff members for event coverage, resolution to approve Rowan University student, Isaac John, Baptiste to
be placed in the clinical intern under the supervision of glory. A resolution to improve compensation for additional administrative duties, for November from November Tab
through December 23rd for coming in as resolution to approve teachers to receive sixth period, class compensation and
resolution to approve employees to provide hold down instruction Right. And Eugene. Questions or
comments. Thank you to those teachers, teaching sixth period classes. I did that my day. So it's nice
that compensated but it is it is a lot of prep so thank you. All right. Let's start. Yes.
Always President Hooker. Yes. Mr. Ashenberg Yes. Ms Hollywood. Yes Mr. Knuckles. Yes. President Rookie. Yes, On Jay. Geniuses. Yeah.
except the donation of $7,949.76 from the hmhs baseball Booster Club approval of the following tuition reimbursements, approve,
the awarding of contracts Um, for window replacements. All right, rejection of all goods for interior operations of
1890s building. Deny the appeal for residency for students. Payment of bills, Budget transfer report, SECRETARY'S report Cash Summary Report. Discussion. Do I need to refuse
if I'm part of that donation there. Now right. You can't just Really nice pants. Okay. Yeah tell me about it. Well do you
know Had said Oh look at all these donations that I went home and asked like Yeah we're paying that I So they were nicer panel and
more cookies. Yeah, exactly. All right. How many questions
we still have? You ever. f through I and i Totally. I did. Yes, I am very embarrassed. I
think I was analyzing, because he Distracted by the baseball. Yeah. Once.
thing that they didn't mention about the windows, they did come in under budget features but 200,000, yeah. So that is great.
I wouldn't care. Just Yes. Okay, Mike. I was President
Hooker. Yes. Mr. Estefler. Yeah. Who's Hollywood? Yes, Mr. Knuckles. Yes. Miss Sonic. Yes, President Rookie recuse on a and e. Yes,
to our others. Okay, the minutes. November 13th, and number 13. Questions. No, all right. Wait
my question no, I've got this right news. You're not completely do it. On YouTube.
It's on that side of the table. All right. Mr. Yes, Miss Hollywood. Yes Mr. Knuckles. Yes. Yes sir. I've
seen Uncle Vice President over. Yes. And President. Yes. all right, anything for
I wish everyone a nice holiday. Oh yeah. We're gonna Tuesday. I don't think, I mean, yeah, it doesn't matter, but It has to be the first seven
days of life and it's just you guys get started. You get smarter together. Yeah. All
right. No s*** to go since you're standing up, right? What you?