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of the United States of America and she's the Republic for which it stands. One nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Mike, can you
please read the statement concerning open public meeting? I think we notice of this meeting has been provided in accordance with the open public
Meetings, Act and May 12th 2026. Notice was posted on the school administration offices, and 95 Grove Street. Followed with the head of Arrow Clerk and Electronicity on the
district's legal notices. All right. Thank you. Um, Pack today, and All the things like
to celebrate. Today, we are going to start with our for the night which is the Haddonfield Middle School. Jazz band. All right. I am, Mr. Hacker. I
am the director of the Hanuki. Thank you so much for having us tonight. We're gonna play a song to be a little future. What?
We're gonna play tomorrow at our concert. We have in court, just a fire concert tomorrow at our new auditory. So we're very excited.
to mail that we were in their working on it today and we hope you guys can show up. It's at 7 o'clock in the new water for it. So our first song is going
to be root down. It's gonna feature a bunch of solos. All right. Through.
You are. You are. You know. so, You know. Up. A great job. Thank you.
Not matter, baby. Okay, next we're gonna go back up to the top of student commendations. Um, and thank you so much. Next, we're going to have the
members of the 2026, All County modern band at Camden County College. You obviously a little bit, the processing. so, We'll count.
Okay permanent. All right. So you have all county modern vanities, play some kind of college, the students audition report. If you're not familiar with modern man, it's kind of
what it sounds like Non-traditional approached fan. So, it's different insurance, doing different things. It's hard faces and whatnot. and the
kindness comes together and create music. So it's not in additional sensual. I can see Jazz Bandra went on some more orchestra or something like that, we bomber is not
traditional instrument, you would see together playing. So we have Lucas right now. Here. Okay. Excellently Oh, I have cameras outstanding sport.
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This is a special edition broadcast of Haddon's TV. During our first season of Haddon's TV. We had 16 Game
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3. We have a halftime interview with Mr. Carlin My peer leader teacher the goat. Swipe started Victory. I'm here.
Chase Dahlersfield. How to go back to the ball. Oh, There it is. Anfield wins. The boys. Got to figure it out right now. It's it's sloppy right
now. We're down 10, but we're a second half team. We're gonna figure it out and I know that. Let's go down. Being drives being shot is one point.
The Group 2 South Sectional title. One moment here and Memorial. That's the dog season. That is the game. That's it, wonderful season. >> HSD Broadcast: Ladies and
gentleman. I really wish for some mechanical share tonight, but unfortunately, a business trip up had him has a lot of town, but he came to us he pitches
idea, and I, I got to give him credit and I need to read. He's a couple notes that he asked me to read to the board into the community.
He said that we have hadn't Stevie now not because of the Penfield Education Board. So our vision a principal athletic director support our vision and
our students executed A students and in the administration deserve the real credit. Here, and he joins the board and celebrating the efforts of success was so
fortunate to have a system that allows to create this resources for our community and grateful for everyone. for all the work that they have done to support,
A After that game that you saw the middle township basketball game. I got an email from a parent from middletownship her. Son plays for Middle, Township and
she said tags excitement had her cheering for Haddonfield and There were so many people that I watched that game. In. They
the skies, the limit and we're looking forward to continuing hadn't Stevie and explained to many sports and many activities. For all their efforts. We like
to take a moment and recognizing recognize the following students, William, Barker. Couldn't attend tonight. Western
practice. Jack Brown. Not here tonight. Hey Benjamin. Charlie Lesnia. Look Samuel. Landon, Schoeneck could not
attend tonight. Jackson Singleton. Maximus. He's got five playing lacrosse.
And last one at least Harrison Berman who has taken a great leadership world. So, Congratulations to all and thank
you. That's right. So this year, we had several students being honors on samples at middle school level. This one is for all South Jersey, Junior,
High Orchestra where they auditioned on a Saturday. They do scales site reading and repair piece, and then these students got accepted. Yes, we're rehearsals. I think it
was for rehearsals, they know about a concert and he's the best musicians and all sectors. So about further ado, Sophia back Max Cape.
Isaac Lab. Only. Yeah. All right. So this one is for Olympic honors ensemble. It's similar to all South Jersey, but there's less performance. It's still an auditions ensemble, but they
just do scales. No prepared piece, but they also do surgery. So Juliana along, And this one is all South, Tracy, Junior, High Band which is similar to the more similar
to the All South Jersey orchestra. They do to prepare peace sales and also decorating. And this has been Britain. I'm sorry.
Thanks. so, right, that's a pro is going to take over for our New Jersey educator at the year recognition. Good evening everyone, welcome
to our student educators family. Friends loved ones. I'm Gino's. and just finishing up my 26 years of public school administrator. And it's a, it's a career and a profession that
I'm humbled to be a part of even more. So being in school district, like having field and surgery this wonderful
community over the past. Now, 21 years My very first year as a public school administrator. I had a fantastic mentor. no
longer with us as name is Barry Adams. And one of the first lessons that very tall man and I couldn't have been a principal
for more than a week and we're talking through all the ins and outs of the job of being an elementary school principle. And I'm going through agenda's
curriculum assessments. He said Gino it was all very important things. But the most important job you have is administrative law. Report job collectively
that we have Is hiring great. Education, It's not good. Not average, not mediocre, or great educators. And I am so proud to
be here tonight. to recognize a slave of truly exceptional. Top notch, educators. It's when you think about what we're about,
we're essentially the people. Business, we're in the business of kids and we're in the business of people. And without exceptional people in the classroom in our therapy
rooms in our counseling offices, in our library in our world language classrooms, we're just spinning our wheels. So again, I'm proud to be here tonight to recognize our
2026-27. Governor Educator of the Year Award winners. We're going to start with Elizabeth Cadden school, so I'd like to
know this is Messenger. Come on up. Before you can go into, right? Let me tell you a little bit about how this So, the Governor's Educator of the Year awards is sponsored by
the New Jersey coordinate of education school, public school districts in New Jersey, voluntarily participate. And the goal is to have a
teacher winner and an educational support winner at each field. Now, teachers classroom teachers, That's fairly self responding,
educational, support personnel, can be counselors nurses librarians. a whole host of other educational professionals. So
what happens every year we open up the nominations, we share, we had over 225 nominations. We call the nominations. We form a scoring teams that if you are building. So we have five scoring teams roughly about 40.
People involved in this process where they review all the applicants. They score it. We average all the scores. And
that's how we come out with our winners. so our first recipient tonight is having elementary school guidance, counselor Amanda Lucicero. Bring some special effects
tonight. and I two daughters a little ones back there, crying over there and with the respirator right? Hey well thank you so much for letting this your mom That's really hard
here. Really? Happy to have here. So, I made it now. It's been about 10 years, right? You And before you were a guidance
counselor were your classroom teacher before That's not So what have you found to be some of the most rewarding aspects of what we're doing? What you grow, you know? Incredible. It could be a great
challenge because you're you're right, the focus of your job is to help students. Achieve their best work through any challenges
or difficulties that they have. And when you read about what people said about you, it really is truly special. I hope it's something that that you feel very proud of. So I'm going
to read just a couple expert excerpts from Amanda's nomination. Um, this was a staff member who nominated you.
He says, Amanda is not all. Right. Amanda is not only an exceptionally skilled and dedicated educator. She's also a dedicated and accomplished school, counselor man, against 100% of her time
and expertise each and every day, she's a true leader. One trade. I love about. Per is that she will always check in with teachers to see how they're
doing making sure everyone's doing. Okay. She's highly respected by students parents administrators. colleagues, I'm
sure her family and I believe Amanda holds to respect of every single staff member in our building. Yeah, Mr. Big. Anything you'd like to add to
that? Yes. So I made it. I have been through lots of ups and helps together. Lots of successes and Amanda is always extremely student center. Always coming up with creative
ideas of ways to help kids and also, it's Connect future computational states will face, you know, me and we're gonna do lessons in
verse 3. She's like, I won't let him talk a whole time, I promise. And so, she really creates those partnerships across the school among adults and among students. And she works with some real challenging students students since they were, you know,
dealing with the kids who have Designing, things like that. And it is always Coming up with creative solutions, to help our kids grow and be successful in the
classroom. But more importantly, you know, so I'm lucky to have the honor and work with you. Guys, give another round of
applause. That's from Elizabeth Hadden, our teacher of the year Patricia. So you had your husband, Kevin here with us tonight and
Christopher Brandon and Sophia right raise your hands. The lady guys to make it. Thank you for being Now, whereas Amanda has been here for almost a decade. This
is your second or third year. So in a very short amount of time that the impact you meet and just by reading your your
nominations. You see the scope at which you impacted so many, so many lives now, the former director of Special Education, Special Education holds a very very special place in my heart, right? When I say
we have to have not good, a great teachers. Our students special needs deserve the very best Time, welcome. Can I read some
of your what people wrote about you? This was a nomination from a parent. This is Miss Patty completely transformed. The
classroom experience for our students, she believes in Kurt engagement, and celebrate celebrating the uniqueness and successes no matter how big or
small a very student. All the parents I spoke to in the class were thrilled. When it was announced that she was returning to that role, at least
had him all year. Long people parents other stats, my daughter mentioned the positive changes that she brought to the
classroom, the students and the immersion classrooms that they're not standing in the students have benefited. Now I have an incredible perspective
on this, When I was directly, we first opened up That that we call the PLC test primary learning sentence and very special place. We're very special things
happen. And again, it takes an incredibly smart dedicated, and compassioned person to be able to take students, where they are
move them forward and some of your students you work with year in year out and we are so thankful for the job that you do. I Mister Visitor, Dr. Blair Yeah, I just want to add that churches
teachers here and students right here with delicious has made we started together and you know, Dr. Phil is that It was an honor to hire Tricia.
I think she just finds the light in our students and Tries everything she can to find the confidence. The empowerment, the patients, I find myself in the common canoe in her room going I find myself in
the common canoe in her room going and I just want to tell one short story so Trisha and I say this meme, I feel like every year, but we do annually summative reviews where we need
and we talk about, you know, how it went for the year and every year I say to her. All right, so, Same same field she's like same place same time and every year
she says I mean I'd sleep in my room if you love me and I just really feel like that's so much about her. and I'm gonna add, Yes, I'm gonna add one small anecute, so
which connects to that story. So recently, I needed to inform Tricia that I need to relocate the classroom. At Liz, he had
and I send her a text. Yes, I sent her it. I sent her a text message in the morning, which I knew was going to make her a little bit nervous. She wrote back to me and said Jerry, I
don't care what you put my classroom. I'll teach on the group, I have to and so that's the kind of person that she is. I love visiting the plc, I love
visiting our classroom, it's a really welcoming and special place and myself having some specials, you know, it's a woman send myself. Here, we love you. Thank you.
To receive this war in lots of me and I absolutely love every day. What I do? I wouldn't cheat it for all that feeling when I started teaching BLC. I
feel like that's truly, we're not messy. For those shares. Thank you so much. Thank you. Trish. Thank you.
Thank you. Got the player. Mr. D. Ash, Mr. McHale join us up here and next are having field. Middle school, Educator of the year and same chance.
Right now. Look at it. We have all of our educators here are exceptionally perhaps and there's a special light that mma trivia you know, whether it's the very first day of the school
year, which by the way, Anna goes back to Mexico every summer. and she always brings us something back and that's a pretty my key change that I got last summer. I mean, how it's
incredibly thoughtful that you do, little things like that. But whether it's beginning to school, your middle school year, or the end of the school year, you are always
Getting dynamic and smiling. I mean, what I honestly, every time I see you in the hallway, it's never just a low Dr. Priolo it's always a cheerful you're
almost always with students and and you have made such an incredible impact on their world language department. Not only at the middle school, but on the, the entire Would be
okay if I read some things from your nomination. You had about four or five. I'm just gonna Reconnects. And Sanchez is one of the most enthusiastic and engaging teachers. I've had the privilege
to work with the head with middle school. She's one of the most positive and caring teachers for those students and staff throughout the entire school district.
Since she taught my daughter throughout Covid Covid, five years ago to install a love of Spanish in my other daughter last year. She has been a family
favorite We see her everywhere whether it's volunteering her time at a football game or basketball game. She instills all that is having feel for
that. I am so appreciative and we are so appreciative. And you also have some special guests here tonight. We have your parents here and Elba, Hernandez, Galvan and Juan
Sanchez. Sanchez, thank you both very much. Obviously anything you'd like to ask for sure. I've never been an understatement. Believe how to believe your kids have all the
kids, love our place. She's always well prepared. She's several activities every single lesson. So you know four five,
six activities, transitions are both seamless. Um but it's funny because we're working with you being based assignment then they're working in groups then
you know, for a few minutes working independently and then there's a stop a brain break. It's awesome. Music comes on
you, get back to work again. It's like, that's why her fancy every single day your smiles, excited and learning. And
additionally, just so much outside of the place like She's at sports. She's at the musicals. She's at the concerts they have anything after
school? She wants multiple gloves that you don't actually society. Hispanic Heritage Culture, Club, all these different things. And she's my all this multiple times her week, because we're planning the
next day in the next day, and it's just one of those other things we have. because that thing,
Well, I'll say yes. I think this recognition does not only belong to me, but everyone in this community, my parents, you guys, everyone in the board and I think it really takes a village
and I'm happy proud to me part of this village. I'll share a little anecdote when I was growing student. I came to in
some of the classes with, Her when and see you later the line. So I went to elementary school. Middle school and high school
and I remember driving back home, I was like yeah, like I wish I'd one day I can work at a relationship like this and brings to come true. So We're
so lucky to have you. Thank you very much. Number of apartment education. Congratulations thank you. Thank you very much and could have
you. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Absolutely not understood. Okay, they will get everyone together at the end also to do. A good. Thank you.
And our education support professional educator here from the middle school, Mickey
Editor. lot of people coming, I actually was Beautiful. And Before Nikki joins our team, we had a Giants counselor Hadfield Middle School. Generally, my
name is John Toto and every now and again, you run into people in the school district that are kind of an institution in and of
themselves, John Toto was one of those feet. and when John left us, Tell you. and then we hired you and the work that you have done really
from the get-go, You I I remember coming in you had to learn a scheduling you had you had to learn to work with two very veteran.
counselors in that office and you have come in and that same spark that we saw on you 15 years ago. 13. It's still there. I I know you're a go-to person from Mike
and Shane your trusted resource from your colleagues. So we are so thankful to have you here really something you're nomination. Says Mickey has become a leader in the
counseling office for empathy and understanding of different cultures assist her and connecting in this. Inspiring these students to confront their
issues, giving them tools to use throughout your school days. And even at home, her approachable nature makes these
conversations seem easy. Parents often complement and praise Nicki for how she handles student issues and parent concerns. So every time and all
the years we've had a conversation. whether it's about schedules or programs or supports, it's always back to what is best for students and I think that's what
makes you such an exceptional educator and you have, you might have the biggest crowd here tonight. So we have your husband, Brandon with Brandon Brandon, welcome to have you
here and your kids rider and mass rider Max, You know, see you guys. And then all the way from Sunny Florida, we have their
parents narrow and Rick Barrow little barrel. Thank you so much. You guys have done an exceptional job with Me, you two really. I have to apologize. We had A
postal last. Week you guys here from Florida. So the we have a little bit of an extended music.
You know, not people as personal last year. You get another stand. I didn't really know everybody yet and right away. You know, I've been looking and we talked a lot about everything eventually. I was like How do you guys do the
schedule? Because, you know, they've all different systems. So so we met. And she really walked me through a lot of things and really helpful for me but not just me, she builds a
great bonds with the students they trusted the families trusted. And she knows these relationships between students and families. She get some supports outside of school. Inside of school. She works with
the kids on a middle school, which is up and down, turbula time in life, and the kids are trying to navigate relationships from the first time, she's there to help them. It's really
colors. Leave them in the proper way. She's a natural leader in the department. That's where the teachers they come there, for help kids from the help parents come to pray on their
fell. And like I said, I've come to help, too. She's a great job. We're lucky that. Yeah, thank you very much. For the New Yorker. Now, in
South Jersey, it's nice to have someone from Long Island. Making you like to say? Yeah, you know it's been an absolute pleasure. Thank you for hiring me about 13 plus years ago. And, you know, it's
it says a lot when you enjoy coming to work every day and you wake up The morning and you're, you know, looking forward to your job and helping the kids. We get new set of kids every
three years and you really get to know students and the families and they trust, you you trust them and you form these
relationships that are really special. So you know thank you so much for the energy depositivity brain and support you bring to all of us. It really appreciate it. Here's a
letter from the county executive superintendent from New Jersey. That's the year Bethany. Well, of our others at this is now your third year fourth year, and
had yes. And it is very short amount of time. You have made such an impact. Not only on programs, but on students. So thank you so much
for doing all you have done this a short amount of time. so really so Bethany, I'm going to read some of the what your nomination
said about you This was from a student. And says, this is Lao, always shows an exceptional attitude toward teaching. She consistently shows how a teacher
can be fun. While also maximizing amount of amounts of learning that occur in the classroom, Within each of her classes, you carefully chooses assignments
and projects that lead each student to use their particular skill set along with your creativity to achieve a successful outcome. she also
has a clever system in some of her classes that allow students to let her know when they need a little extra help, as my favorite part of your nomination.
And students are to place the duck on top of their monitor, to make it known quietly, that they have questions. So where did this stuff originally? Yeah.
How that community? Oh Brother Duck is kind of complex thing. Like it's a very like it's already behind it, but it is much it helps, I think. And so,
I had all these reproducts and I thought, Oh this would be good ideas so they don't, they need help. You know, you sit with their hand in the air because if
their hand in the air they're not still trying to figure it out themselves. So it's almost like I need help but I'm still trying, I think that it helps
and their friend next to them. Sometimes don't help them. Well that's that's my favorite part that we get into right now. The student wrote that this system of all into something with
additional benefits. Students became aware of the ducks around them and they started to help each other. Even before you
could arrive with your assistance. So, thank you so much for everything you do with for us here, Mr. Well, anything you want to add? Absolutely. So
I've only been here since January, but the flower and I got to spend the time together and my previous district, only a
couple months and yet. In some ways. We're maybe trauma bonded by that experience. And so he was very the sly was a very friendly. Face. I got here. We
got To show me around a little bit. We got the f*** and then as an administrator, you go and observe classes and sometimes you go into like a math class
and kind of forget that concept but then it comes back to you, don't know this last class, You know what he
like high level compsai and and yet she's super methodical fun balance and and just so knowledgeable and so it's just on our for me just here to get to be able to help honor. Forget that. You have some special guests here, you have
your husband. Kenneth who's here? Kenneth welcome and your kids Isaac, I think I'm doing now. You can see it had a Hi Hannah. How are you doing
tonight? Thank you for loading us, your mom every day. Yourself. Thank you and your parents, Bob and you dinner ready? Welcome, thank you very
much. Really love my job. So like I love coming every day. I feel like this job. Some of the kids, I get the three or four
years that really special. So I get to see and grow all the way from freshman to see me. And so this year will be my, some of the kids I've had a seniors.
Now, I've had since they Hment that's really a unique high school teacher job to be a teacher. Here. And I think another thing that exemplifies your, your commitment, your
passion, your dedication, to your craft. So, a few years ago, I had some grand money. left over from the federal government and, you know, we're looking for some creative way.
We spent on a bunch of programs, we have a little bit left. So I was having to be at the high school, right? To this loud. We had a brief conversation. I'm
like at these funds. What do you think about? doing something? Creating a new club? Maybe? Something like robot. Something like, I don't, really have a great idea, but and that's where
I left. And tell us what has happened in the past three years. So, I was like, well, I noticed something money. Turn off those dollar if I recall
whatever it. Would have. Still in the parks today. So you, we started a thanks robotics club and the parts of reusable, every year. We're very careful
to take all the groves and lots and for them, the Hyperotics kids will know and we have competed in a much competitions for
three years now and we're really blessed to have that program and so thank you. so very much
for everything. Any last word anything you like to say for? All right, Bethany here is a special letter from our executive county superintendent
and certificate from New Jersey Department of Education Congratulations. our educational services personal winner from the high
school. Our sack, Holly Penn Ey. so highly, you know, there are challenging jobs in the district and then there are
challenging jobs in the district. And I believe that that's one of the jobs You have talk. It's not that many people are familiar with you. What is
SAC does, there's take in most interesting, only one. Get you real quickly share for the audience, what? So it was originally when it got, founded a position about helping
students who have any connections and ties to substance use problems and over the course of the SAC name, entitled Changing and Evolving Sex. Now Do anything that kids
can think or feel they connect families to resources whether it's for their kid or anyone else. We'll do some crisis
management just you know, just Kind of, sprinkle the position anywhere, I guess. And since you've been here as it been
about six years, You have transformed that position. I mean, I think we've always had good people in the world. but you don't know, the real
great ones until they come through our doors and and you really have. And I I only been in two school districts. I can't say I've been in a time but any
other sack I've been exposed to through county meetings. What have you? Your work is exceptional. You're, you're dedication your focus. The times are relief sat
down together and brainstormed, and additional ways, we can help support students. My job is easy job. I I, I'll just bounce some things off of you and what you
do, you take that idea and you make it actionable and it results in real support for our students on the ground. So, we are so appreciative of what you do day in day out. I like to
read a little something from your nomination. This is from one of your colleagues. Holly is someone who's been such a wealth of knowledge resources, and
support to me since I'm again working. And no, she's done the same for many. If not all other counselors in the school district the role of a
counselors, the rewarding one. But there are times where you are met with crisis that requires you to think fast and according as a first-time,
counselor that was hard for me to navigate and still is poly is consistently been there to guide me in other counselors and haddonfield when are met with
one of those more challenging situations, she'll talk through a tough case, give her expertise and collaborate in a way that you feel supported.
and value in a role. for role as a SAC counselor, is not an easy one, but she always handle situations with dedication and grace to play Mr. Welling, anything Holly is my phone a
have any major crisis or little crisis. I call Holly and I mean he always and if she doesn't pick up, she's sexy people pick up and the best part is that
she's here for staff. She's here for students and every student is for student, every staff member is your staff member and she will work with
them to make sure that whatever it is they feel confident and comfortable and thank you friends. I would echo a little bit of what Gino said. I've only
been here for a few months and I think one of the best components that can give you is that when people ask me how, how it's going. One of the
highlights is our side, counselor is one of the best I've ever met. so knowledgeable, so thorough and
so human. She does a lot for our kids and students but she's also our resident, animal rescuer. So we bonded over chasing a injured, bird around
the parking lot and she was not giving up, but I do think that that's these, her heart, which is very, very particle, and
it's here to help as much as possible. Oh, anything you'd like to share. You know, it's very easy to to do a job and quality work. When
you work with quality people and when you have quality administrators supporting you could easy, feeling useful, holly. Thank you so very much
for all of you. that is, it gives are our next thing? Our recipient. Unfortunately could be with us this evening. more and good.
Who is a fourth grade teacher in the district laws been with us for More than 15 years. So quiet quite a while. She's an exceptional educator. I'll read
a little bit of what her nominee said about her. Is to it serves as an exceptionally skilled and dedicated educator who's commitment to her students and
colleagues sets her apart. Our classroom identify All teaching practices, grounded in structure, creativity and care. She maintains clear routines and high expectations
that created and organized and enriched learning environment, where all students will value incapable. Would you agree with
those sentiness was like, Yes, and Laura Ann, is someone She puts an incredible amount of time into her planning and
Chin. She's about every student in the class. I think this is the first year she has not having us broadcasting for 10 years. She includes all of our students
and really truly the kind of different instructions. So we are incredibly grateful to have her. She is always the first person that's volunteers for any
committee. She has rewritten report card, she has highly science, she piloted math, she's on her eye and a rest committee. So she truly goes up and beyond beyond the school
baby on your teaching operations to support the school and students. Thank you. It's appreciate that. Oh, I need help
here. You still teach up here. Oh yeah. my Central Central Schools Education, Support Person of the Year, the Coal Sutton Cold. Come on now. Here. All right, right.
Nicole, how are you doing? So you have a couple special guests in the audience, your mom Gail here Gail, how are you tonight? Thank you for being here. Great to see you
on your kids, May and Judy maybe Jeannie how you doing? What grade are you girlfriend? Oh, so you just get done taking the njs.
oh, Know Nicole, you've only been here. This is your second or third year. Third year in half and again, in very short amount of time. Very impactful. you know being a
media specialist in the public schools, one of the less traditional positions, they're only a small handful of that. Can you tell us a little bit about how you pursued that path
energy? So it started my career in digital media and I quickly realized that I'd like to books better and being library is not about. What's so, I started as
a public library and then I'm going to schools and the summer, It'll be my eating here that I Well, we're very lucky to have a
year. Congratulations on all the accomplishments. We actually had a parent and they had to filled school district alumni submit a nomination for you. Some of the things, as parents said, I have a daughter and second grade in
twin daughters and seventh grade. And all three. Consistently tell me what, an amazing teacher Mrs. Suttons she makes learning meaningful engaging and fun for
every age group on a personal level. This is Sutton's care and compassion have been so much to our family. when one of my daughters was feeling anxious
about a topic in class, this is Sutton when above and beyond to make sure that she felt supported comfortable and able to fully participate.
it's a great comfort. As a parent to know that my children have not only in the outstanding teacher would also a trusted adult in the building. You know, we talked so much about the longing in the school district for adults and our
students. And to have someone like, you really recognizes that, an embodies that to go above and beyond, make sure students are feeling happy safe and welcome. When you're at school, we can ask cannot ask for more. Thank you very much for that Mr. Became the same thing. You like that.
so when we so we share buildings, central and middle school, and that comes with sometimes we have to like chat about how we're gonna make things work. But one of the
wonderful things is we get to be really creative and when we were kind of redesigning this position for central middle, you decided that we were going
to make Jewel and have two people do to a role and we like talk to Gino talk to upper administration, we kind of collaborated, and I called
Nicole and she was like This is amazing. Let's do this. Like she was so excited. and it's it takes a really special person to
be able to kind of bridge the gap between kindergarten and eighth grade. But she was so excited to do that job and I truly thank her. Are the only
people that could do that job. and on a personal level. She just creates such a safe. Space and my work baggies and seventh grade. And she came home one day and she said to me,
Mom, that's my safe space at school and I was like, Oh, that's so sweet. And she so it means a lot to her students that
she gets to create a space for kids feel safe. They want to be feeling along. And you do that with a lot of grace and a lot of
enthusiasm for what you do. So we appreciate it. Like this other on our school, just literacy class. It's um, really important than most cases or some of the most social media. She talks about the
pitfalls And you know when you put your name and pictures, all the Internet, where they go find out about you all, things
like that, she's really engaging lessons where she like talking kids three day, you really absurd are and so they find out if it's true in the case of the
book for sources improve, whether it's true, almost, the eclipse, thousands washed up in France or something like that, it didn't look like a real part of it. It gets my
research but they're learning all that. I balance forces and then she's always. Welcome to the kids in the library's always looking for Thanksgiving kids to come into individually
looking for those books and read new books, that really makes kids in the library. Thank you. The call anything
you like to add when you came in, we were doing online stands And when my sixth graders asked it, if this was a scam and the more I think about it, it feels
like a long. Time. You, but you don't know about. This is a whole group of adults comes in. Well, you're teaching
so that you know, that you want this award. So one of my very chatty things readers, ask if Recorded and have it resonated the community. Like I feel
really love. You, well I I know you join me in valuing the importance of an evidence-based Curriculum. Right so evidence based. So here's a letter from the executive County
Supercenter it's not a long con. and a certificate from The new part of Congratulations, thank you again. Hidden Schools Teacher of the
Year, Jason Rosenberg. She had an event for her daughter. but this, this is another special one. I, I had a hand in higher user Rosenberg. So if my memory serves me correctly,
there's 2005. It might hear a second, so it was 2006. I came midway through 2018, that's what a couple months like October. So, you know, not this similar to the story told about me. The
gym teacher at Tatum and carry Court, great legendary that I heard from, when I remember walking in, and the news that Mr. Corbetts leaving, he actually became a system. Principal left hand and
feel you guys have never gonna be able to find someone like that. The kids love them. The teachers, love them. I Jason is one on, if not the
best physical education teacher that I've ever and here's what I mean by that. Gives, usually a pretty serious kind of guy, you know, you might not know.
He's also the HCA code president. So we sit down at liaison every month and sometimes we have all, sometimes we argue, we disagree.
but it's always in the best interest of students, but when you see, Mr, Rosenberg in front of a group of kids, it's it's really special and you've always
been that way. Um and so you have some special guests here tonight, your wife and is here. Hi, Pam. Very nice to meet you.
And we have Addison, Kevin and Johanna. One of the best guys, one of the best. Thank you, January to read something,
right? One of your colleagues wrote about you. Jay is a P health teacher at Tatum where he educates students in all grades with different abilities. We also models
healthy living by participating in community events, like Tatum color run. Not only is he an educator? He's a district leader in a Union Code,
president. We're exclusively with administration in these cha rep council. We initiate the first annual Brainstorm Family, Trivia night. Using the HCA, grant where
families learn together in a night of fun today. Anything, you'd like to share. So I I didn't think about this honor for a while now because we were notified of
this, it would, that's November, right? It was about. Yeah. And you know, as all of you know, The the Aga we have, some great educators. You see what how well the students
perform you talk time and time again about it and often, you know, as a phys, Ed teacher. I feel like we're sometimes at the luck. We're just that prep where we have the stereotype of what
rolling on the wall. And I've really like, I tried to make my class so much more for the students that whether they have peak athletic ability, or they don't have much
at all, they can come in and enjoy my class and be successful. So wait, for me it is just like really, really cool to be recognized like by my
colleagues by the parents that were on the panel by some love, like, the administrators. And so, like this means a lot, it really does. It's important
that, you know, that none of what you do goes on, breaking news, I even remember. It might have been your first maybe.
second year so we know we're going back almost 20 years ago. Yeah, you used to be a video game. I of that, okay? I remember where they're like, you.
Know, all these pads that project on a giant screen? Jay was, I think the first gym teacher at least in South Jersey, that incorporated that into its classroom, it is just
another idea of how you're so centered on the students and making things fun, engaging, and meaningful, and a great learning experience. And and to this day, every time, I'm acting, my
walking that classroom that level of of enthusiasm, and Is always there. So Jay, thank you so much for you. Let me get here certificate I have one party question. Yes,
sir. Can this counted my domain for you? Okay, here's your letter from the executive classes. Department.
now, everybody also have a special I didn't hire Kar. En but right now. Okay, but I did hire people. Well, yeah, Bonnie, but you're
principal, right? So as I mentioned, I also served six years as the director of Special education and Those of us who
have been in the trenches in the Child study team. There's a certain camaraderie that we all have. But it's the most noble and
meaningful work, I think there is in education. And the greatest compliment parent that I can give you your parents and occupational therapist, right?
That, whether it's sitting at an IEP meeting. or brainstorming about how we can best support a student, there's no situation where I've
ever seen you read. Um, you are always focused. spot on with your recommendations and always steeped in research. And now how long have you been in OT? Collectively after 30
years for 30 years? And you know, when you think about one's career, I'm not saying you're near the end of your career, when you get up to that
area, You know, and this was another thing. A mentor of mine. Instilled in me because you know, when you hit that near-end, you want to
be a blazing fire and not a smoldering and you continue to bring that passion and enthusiasm day in day out. I know you have a special place in your heart for
our preschool learners. You always have such an advocate for handwriting and ensuring all the students have defined and go to some other skills that they
need. So really appreciate you can continue to be such a pleasure to work with Karen. I'm going to read something that one of your colleagues wrote Karen is exceptionally skilled in your
field of expertise and greatly value her insight and she constantly provides practical and thoughtful strategies to help students in all the areas
including fine motor development century, integration and executive function. She is creative and continually finds new effective ways to connect with and support even
the most challenging learning stockade there or something. I feel like that. Yes. So, on the places that I find parents, I'm already are very interesting. I I go walk in, I
see you're on a swing kiddos fights with the Um, on the ground probably was pretty coolers. Always a smile on her face and I
know she's an occupational therapist. Sometimes she's just also a therapist and I always walk out of her class, or her room or a meeting with, not only
a smile, but somehow of fidget, Karen. And I'm so grateful to have her one of the great things that Karen came to me about last year and into this year was
creating kind of sensory kits for everyone, not just students with special needs but all of our kids and, you know, took the initiatives to get that
grant. So, I'm really excited for that and that's We're very close. Carrying anything like to share. I just love being part
of this team. I really do. I love my job, Like so many people have said here, I truly love what I do. But it makes it fun
and easy and it shows Terrence and thank you very much. you know, and you do, here's a letter for me, Executive County, superintendent, and a
certificate from the New Jersey Department of Education. So if you had all the winners up here, when we get one of the future for And as it was
walking out here, I do have to add something. When I talk about hiring hiring not good, you a great teachers, the others nuance on that. And it's something that surviving normal
people up here and they're great people. so, for the family members here, and parents, The children.
Thank you so much for your collecting work and allowing me the best. Thank you very much. Everyone. this right here. Yes. All right.
Make sure your paparazzi can see. Congratulations. Thank you. And the first time on earth. Set. Right. It's just You know, alright well everyone
wraps up No no the words of will continue. Yeah. Yeah. We have probably right now. Or even. everyone. So a lot of stuff is going on as we're talking to a
close. So recently, this past Friday it was regular AP testing. Has come to close and I kind of like a total of 24 and 40 minutes. Yeah. And but not yet
but I'm testing because that's, started this week for the high school and today, the junior is so cute. It's one to two times. The freshmans are section. and tomorrow, two years will
take their remaining signs in it and the first time table writing and idea lab and things like that right. Also? Right around the
know I'm the only Branch of the last meeting while these days coming up next Friday. And there's a color run and don't
take there as much activities. So like attractive and a few days ago I've got a new Sports updates for example from Mr. Bonus.
Um, the baseball team is currently 18 and 400 number 16. states. Also, the Boys and Girls track team. I think this was like, just a, I don't know if it's like Yeah. This that they just wrote
the boys and girls won the sectional so that's The boys across scene was 75. a London, too. Also, I got last report that God was 14, too, but they just have a match
yesterday. And they finished 45 minutes. Just keeps down the voice. Tendency is 155, and their number three, hundred two. and
the religious protein is also doing well, and they're qualified for national language are heading to Tennessee early.
now moved to Arts and the year concerts and then there's one right now for the choir that include a habitual thing. The instrumental investments in the dance
recital. And this Friday is coming up, which students will be home and tours or the beach and moving on to know it. Tayden, Tatum posted any more fusion heights
Four, three five students. It's that also I threw on about this but there was a very successful nice weather on that item. There is passed on day and how to build
families had a great time and had creativity code. It teaches them basically interest systems, etc. News. Thursday, really on the teachers
reported that I changed. He said to Student advisory channel. This Friday, the volleyball tournaments very much. Of education. And also this past Friday, the
8th grade visited the Constitutional Center and Philadelphia and incoming. Secretary Transition Day is coming up the Farms 329 And finally in Elizabethan, there's
a bunch of stuff and trucks coming up the Ellis Island for trip to the fourth grades coming up. Hopkins, Hahn. Walking trips and Spirit Week 5th. Grade
pool party, and a fifth grade scavenger hunt among other things. Yeah, and we'll continue to reach out to
principals. Who's going to dunk tank because you know, I don't know what's going on that Someone told me, it's Teresa
was, all right, I'll see. I'm so excited to see that. Yeah, it's exciting thing. Yeah. How's it feeling? You are you all done? Your standardized testing
them. We just have science tomorrow, right? Two more minutes then. Yeah. That's pretty much time. and your junior. So yeah that's one ever.
Right, you want to do? Things to watch the presentation to June. Given the way. I think
that teacher yeah, does he might does not I'm hearing you. all right? Yeah, let's do that. Okay. Thank you Mr. Fox for sure. Good job. Thank you. Any other
questions for Robin? Okay. Um next go one. Two. The curriculum committee. Just nothing. We meet tomorrow. And
yeah, right? Better. That's, um, sex not here. So, does anyone have or do you want to wait and give that the next you
want to do that? You sure she was there. I think it was right. Um, we talked about the the activity policy. You remember, obviously the money aspect of the policy we're looking to research fees that was made for throwing
project compilation, on top of that, helping the Ephesians cells. We were looking to add kind of like layers of what the cost would be
particular. Like, for example, like activities that trigger change rotation that maybe that's a higher fee and an activity that doesn't transportation. We also talked about lunch meal prices for next
school year. There's going to be just increase by 20 cents for elementary school lunches and that's it. So we'll probably next meeting approve, those Places for next school year. And
then the last thing we talked about was booster called, it was the Boys Cross country. And track booster have the desire to to donate A water bottle, filling station for the stadium area. So we're
currently looking into the feasibility of where to go most appropriate place to go because they're looking to contribute to the cost of the picture itself. And then our front, our demons is always team. Would perform
the installation. So that's where we're at, right? Okay, thank you. Policy. Do we have policy? Yeah, I think we did about that. Yeah.
Okay. Nothing from Lrf. Hey. Any PCA updates and they had given us some updates on the elementary school, Robbie, did
you high school next week? I think middle school. First. Tomorrow for general membership, okay?
All right, Dr. Priolo thank you for your. This is definitely you shy. Oh very good at that and this was great. for all the work that you did to bring this
to fruition and we haven't been doing it for that many years, right? Five years and it's really a great way to honor our teachers and thank you for all the absolutely all the leading, the charge there,
according very easy to understand and follow when you're doing Oh yeah, it's very impressive. the organization of
that and it's really I love that all the families came out to support our teachers and what a great I feel like you know everyone feels like they're not really appreciated and it's a
great really great way. That was great to see teachers so great. Yeah so great. That's my report to me. All right. Thank you. More than enough.
Mr. Class. No. Just um, I'll be talking about the calendar on June 4th. So I got the information feedback from community. We talked about that
last time we two times ago and so I'm gonna put something together A Couple Versions Basically, I'm going to come up
with a recommendations eight years one and one I figured out for that, okay? I don't really.
Know, fairness, I think. It's dawned on me now but I think we're good. This is great. All right. Public comments. We'll now open for public
comments. I don't have my computer so if you'd like to make a comment, please come up your name name is a street and
and you may address the board. Comments. All right, we'll go on to our items for approval governance, acceptance of the monthly HIV Vandalism. Suspension Violence Report as
assisted. By the Assistant Superintendent approval, fire and security, drill and policy reading for Activity Participation Program. Motion, just and machine.
Questions or comments. Are we going to put the fee schedule in a in a resolution? Or is that your support? It's just gonna be part of healthy. We're not doing an
additional resolution, you know, in beginning of July, I will send out like I did last education of the fees. Okay. An explanation of Libraries the fees and versus
the transportation. We're taking transportation into castle that we that money's earmarked to go somewhere. It's not just raise your feet returning, purposes things, we specifically are
raising to address. rising costs specific areas. I'll have that all detail about probably the first All right, Mike Miss Dress. Yes. Ms. Helen Worth yes. Mr. Ritter.
Yes. Miss yes. It's crooked. Yes. All right. Curriculum is special education. Field trips conferences traveling overnight
field trips resolution for the board of ED and Rider University for student, intern program resolution between the board again and yell School for Adult District Placement Resolution
between the board of ED and virtua health for PT resolution between the board of ED and household, fun and fitness for PD for visit department and resolution
between the Board of ED and the reading writing projects. Motion. So, Now, and make.
Questions. All right, Michelle Ellen workflow? Yes, Mr, Ritter. Yes. So yes distress. Yes. President Now Approval of new personnel Transfer Salary Upgrades mentoring
Experiences of absences of resignations approval of athletic and non-athletic siphons. A resolution to approve, Robert White to provide homebound
instructions, resolution to approve, Jessica Biggerman to promote that instruction resolution to approve. Jake, hopefully is a one-on-one A for
a student. resolution to approve, Bethany perk as a one-on-one need resolution to approve Rowan student. To
complete their clinical internship. Under Holly Mary resolution to approved Requieg as substitute teacher.
for extended school year, approval of employees for counseling services, approval of Mr. Clause's contract approval of the 26-27 contract for Dr. Priola. And
resolution to approve the teachers to receive a sixth period class compensation and approval of the 2020-26-27 contract for Mr.
Catalano. Motion. Okay, just and Matt. Any questions comments concerns. and to say, And I feel like this is is not
to pat ourself, but I'm glad to see that you're all staying, but I also think that we have had limited turnover since in the
past few years, which really says a lot for the continuity of our programs or services and also you know, hearing the teachers speak and and all of
our support services speak, many of them, talk about the positive culture in this holes and I think that the longevity of our teachers who really stay
and our administrators who stay Speaks to that culture. and I also think that, That goes down to our students, right? If our if we have happy
staff and and collegial staff, then I think that really the students feel that. So I want to thank everybody for all your efforts on that part. It doesn't
happen by accident, it happens, very deliberately and yes, I supposed to say thank you pleasure, most great point. Any other questions or comments?
Okay, Miss Hollywood. Yes, Mr. Groves. Yes, yes, Mr. Sonic yes Mrs. Yes. President Cooker. Yes, recuse on G. Alright, um, business and
finance a point Brown and brown benefit advisors as a district benefit advisor approval of the addendum with Ess, North East for substitute staffing, approval of the, To renew the contract
portals for School physician approval. The tax payment schedules for the Burrow and Tavistock Approve. The Subscription to School Finance Officers.
Leadership Council Approve Resolution urging Read from Rising Public school. Employee Health Care Costs. approval of generations services to perform
theatrical lighting and audio improvements. Came in a bill's budget transfers for secretaries
report Cash Summary report. Mentioned. Machine in May. Questions. Thoughts. No on. For a. Yes. To all
others. so, Yes. This dress, yes. This hard work. Yes!
President Rick yeah. Um, approval of the minutes. Regular meeting minutes equals 16th Executive Session, April
16th and regular meeting until 23rd. And the exact sections of
23rd. Notion. So, Matt Jess. And then see any issues. I
didn't see any either. Okay. Mr. Ritter yes. I saw, yes. Yes. Yes. But recuse on A and B.
Miss Hollywood, yes. President Group, yeah. Items for future consideration of the board. I
would like to take a moment to thank future service for thinking of us because I always sell appreciate this and not wait till I get home and you're
perfectly Tell everyone else in the family is sleeping, so that I can sleep exactly, yeah, I'll
keep it in my car. Really, yeah, they're really good. That would thank with that new desert
video. um, All right, motion to adjourn. So we're okay. And just not just right? Leading the third church.