This meeting is being held in compliance with the sunshine law having been advertised in the press of Atlantic City and notices posted at the township clerk's office, Maze Landing Post Office, MSBA post office, Atlantic County Library as well as the schools of the district. This meeting is being
recorded. >> Roll call, please. >> Mrs. Anker, >> here. >> Mrs. Bachelor, >> here. >> Dr. Serino >> here. >> Mrs. Dirks >> here. >> Mrs. Jackson,
>> Dr. La Hawk >> here, >> Miss McQueen >> here, >> Mr. Rogers, >> and Mrs. Bar >> here. Can I please have a motion to convene into executive session? >> So moved.
>> Motion by Miss Bachelor, >> second by Miss Dirks. All in favor? I opposed. Resolved that pursuant to section seven and eight of the open public meetings act the public shall be excluded from the portion of the meeting involving discussion of legal matters,
attorney, client privilege, personnel, and HIV. Be it further resolved that the discussion of such subject matter in executive session can be disclosed to the public when formal action is taken on such subject matter or at any other appropriate time. Be it further resolved, the board may take action on
items discussed in executive session. Now therefore be it resolved the board will be in executive session for approximately 30 minutesive session and reconvene to public session by Miss Jackson second by Dr. Sino. All in favor?
>> I opposed. This meeting is being held in compliance with the sunshine law having been advertised in the press of Atlantic City and notices posted at the township clerk's office, Maze Landing Post Office, MSBA post office, Atlanta County Library, as well as the schools of the district. This meeting is being
recorded. Can we please stand for the flag salute? The flag of the United States of America for which stands under God. Please take a moment of silence for
private reflection. Thank you. Can I please have a motion to approve the minutes of the regular and executive session meeting of January 7th, 2026? >> So move. >> Motion by Miss Bachelor. >> Second.
>> Second by Miss McQueen. Comments or questions? Roll call. >> Mrs. Anker. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Bachelor. >> Yes. >> Dr. Serena. >> Mrs. Jackson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Dirks. >> Yes.
>> Dr. La Hawk. >> Yes. >> Miss McQueen. >> Yes. >> Mr. Rogers. >> Yes. >> And Mrs. Bar. >> Yes. Thank you. Okay. At this time, I will turn it over to Dr. Zto. >> Thank you, Mrs. Bar. At this time, can I
please have Mrs. Brian, come down to uh for the reading challenge winner for the month of February. >> Mr. Melder, Logan, if you guys want to come down for pictures, too. Come on. Good evening. This month's summer reading challenge
winner is Miss Polo's student, Miss Everett Barry. And Miss Polo says that Everett is conscientious, hardworking, and supportive of her classmates. And she congratulated Everett on being the this month's winner. Thank you.
Next, can I please have Mrs. Bush come up? She is going to provide a brief statement for the um auction program design winner. Come on, Miss Pack. >> Okay. This year we have uh had quite a
few entries. Um but our winner for the fourth annual PTA basket auction uh cover art contest is Maddie Stangle. Not sure if she was able to make it today. Um here Maddie. Oh, we'll catch up with her.
>> Yes. Unfortunately, she couldn't make it. So, um we will make sure that we get her called down and recognized schoolwide during the day. >> Thank you, Mrs. Bush, you want to talk for a second about our auction? >> Sure. So, our auction is March 14th here
at Davies. Uh, tickets are on sale now. We all the money goes back into the schools, the students, the staff. We are assembling baskets after baskets right now. It's an amazing night. The doors will open at 4. Around six o'clock,
we'll start pulling all the tickets. Last year, I think we had a little over 300 baskets. So, we're trying to make our way there once again this year. So, it's a great time. So, please support us. Come out. Um, donate a basket. Come have a great time. So, thank you.
>> Thank you for all you do. >> At this time, will I have can I have my William Davies Middle School student council give us our update? past events of January. The Davies wrestling team had a great season this year. They finished second in the CL
with an 81 record as well as taking the CIL tournament team title back in January. Davies had five tournament champions and 19 total wrestlers who placed first, second, or third. Lucas
Brochard and Maxwell Black both went undefeated, not only through the regular season, but also in the tournament. On January 7th, the Davy Student Council visited the College of New Jersey for a leadership conference. Students were
inspired by a motivational speaker and collaborated with peer leaders to exchange fundraising strategies and event ideas. Congratulations to the following students that made all South Jersey band
and choir. Isaac and Blaine Jerem Jackson Dunn Michelle Aosa Hayden Curtis Marcus Flores and Patrick Ramos. We are so proud of you.
The HA upcoming events for February. The Hamilton Township School District is sprinkling kindness all throughout the month of February. Spread kindness like sprinkles is in full effect and it has been so much fun seeing the community
get involved. The videos shared so the videos shared so far have been great and truly showcase the positive spirit of our district. Today, students attended an engaging win
assembly that seamlessly combined education with a love of music, all while celebrating the richness of black culture in honor of Black History Month. The Davies academic
team will be traveling to Kingsway Middle School this Saturday, the 14th, to participate in the annual Math Counts competition. They will also be competing at Think Day
2026 on February 21st at Mainland Regional High School. Good luck, Dragons. The first annual Davies Fair will also be hosted at Hess on February 18th. This is the ultimate at all access
pass for fifth graders to see exactly what life is like at middle school. We'll be showcasing everything that makes a dragon awesome. From our high energy sports teams and
creative electives to our unique clubs, it's the perfect chance for future students to find their passion and see what the and see where they'll make their mark next year. Our
student council sponsored friendship formal will take place Friday, February 20th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This Valentine's themed celebration offers students a sweet opportunity to build community and celebrate their school friendships in a festive environment.
The annual Davies dodgeball challenge is officially set for February 27th. It's more than just a tournament. It's a night where students, staff, and the community come together for some fast-paced, friendly competition. Whether you're there to show off your championship level ducking skills or
just to cheer on your favorite teams, it promises to be an an evening filled with school spirit and plenty of laughs. The kindness club has been so busy spreading kindness this month by celebrating school counselor week and SRO day with handmade cards and goodie bags for our
dedicated staff. In addition to decorating the e-h hallway with a student lead spread kindness bulletin board, members have worked hard to organize the dragon's nest to ensure students have easy access to essential clothing and hygiene products. These efforts truly highlight our school
spirit and the power of giving back to the dragon community. Volleyball triyouts are underway with 140 students trying out. The addition of a second team will help us grow as a program. The coaches are very excited for the
upcoming season. >> Thank you, ladies. Great job. At this time, can I please have Mrs. Bush come back down uh every year, a couple of times a year, our PTA generously donates grants to our staff um that write them.
And Melissa's here just to talk for a moment about what they gave for the second cycle. So this year we set aside $15,000 for staff in grants. They had an opportunity in October to fill out grants and then last month we voted on
several more. So the grants that we recently approved um for Shainer for Mrs. Crowder for the 36 self-contained special education students to go on a field trip to Bright Stars in Egg Harbor Township. So they get the safe
atmosphere of to play and experience different physical movements and things like that. The nurses at Shainer also applied for um some extra changes of clothes clothing clothing. So when kids have accidents, they don't have to call home. They don't have to be sent home.
They have the things they're needed for them. Uh so for Shainer, we granted this time around over about $800 in grants for them. pest. The nurses also asked for clothing, underwear, things like that for the same reason. So when kids
have accidents and stuff, um Mrs. Pter uh for their PBIS, we're going to uh host one of their extravaganzas coming up later in the year. I don't necessarily want to give it to give it away, but we're hosting a an assembly
for them. uh Miss Husta for Battle of the Books. We're going to be helping purchase the shirts, the pizzas, the medals, the trophies for that event coming up on May 1st. So, for Hess, we um did about $1,900 worth of grants this
time around. And then for Davies, Mr. Sykes, for his woodworking club, we got him a huge heavy cabinet to store all of his supplies in. um a bunch of tools and things that can be used year after year for his woodworking club.
Mrs. Wilbert um for her self-contained classroom, we got her some functional uh I want to say like a broom, a mop, um a cash register box just so the kids can
use learn some functional skills in daily living. And then Mrs. sing. We uh purchase self-care essentials. So, the girls that are a little bit more self-conscious about their hair, that want to wear their hoods up during the
school day so we can encourage them to keep them down, she can work on them and increasing their self-confidence. So, for Davies, we did about 1,500 for this grant um time around. And we have one
more coming up where we'll vote again in March for any staff member that put in. >> Thank you, Mrs. Bush. Appreciate all your assistance. >> All right, Mike. Can we do this? The uh staff members for the month of January, please. eyes up here cuz we're smart sharks.
>> We're going to go find the staff of the month. Okay. >> I don't know. >> We're singing. Ready? One, two, three. of the month.
>> Okay, boys and girls, we're so excited to bring you this intro to introduce and recognize our staff of the month for the Shainer School for the month of January. And we're really, really excited to recognize Miss
everyone is smile. So many people have said that Miss Lima is quite simply fantastic. And I'm going to tell you why they said she's fantastic. They said she's very kind and she's very generous and she's always
willing to help anyone with no matter what they need. and she does it with a big smile and she's always happy to do it and that she just has a beautiful smile. She's a beautiful person. >> Thank you. >> We want to Yeah. But do you think
>> it's a setup? This is a setup. >> Congratulations. always above and beyond whatever it has to detail staff. Oh, thank you. What is this guy? >> Thank you. out.
>> Special announcement. This is Pearl. This is this is what I said about her. That's why she's above and beyond staff and
she works in the food. of our school cafeteria to keep our name on its food and we are prepared to make sure every single welcome for dedication to support meals. We are reinforcement of energy,
kindness, and the project to our school community. Each day school is members of her as a mentor to our school auditorium. Daniel staff are meant to assist and welcome
every day. her leadership and transit spirit for everyone who walks through this path. We appreciate her commitment to our school that makes a difference to anyone.
Congratulations to all the teachers and staff members who made staff of the month. At this time, I would like to begin with the Shainer School and ask Lament to come up to introduce her uh educator of
the year and the educational service professional of the year. Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you to the board of education members and to you Dr. Zto for having us here this evening. for this very fun event.
I would also like to um recognize Mrs. Brertonus who's helping me today in recognizing our we are going to start with our teacher of the year and unfortunately so with that I would like to recognize
Mrs. Suzanne Brunetta and Sue is here this evening with Mr. Brunetta and she's also here with her children. Um, and so if you want to come on down, I have a few things I'd like to say and I'd like you to be here with me when I say it. I can't see you when I look up. I, you know, I have to make a
choice here. It's either see the paper or I guess I peer over the top. I guess that's what we do now. It is truly a privilege to recognize Mrs. Bernetta, an educator whose recognition today by her peer peers
feels quite simply inevitable. For 21 remarkable years at the Joseph C. Shainer Elementary School, Mrs. Brunetta has been a cornerstone of our primary education team. Her career is a masterclass in dedication
defined by a commitment to cutting edge research-based instruction and an exemplary leadership style that elevates everyone around her. But beyond her professional expertise,
it is Miss Brunetta's spirit that truly sets her apart. a culture of care. She exudes a genuine love of learning and a caring spirit that is felt by every staff member, every family, and most importantly,
every student she encounters. She has a mastery of rapport. She possesses a rare and special gift for forging deep, respectful connections with her students. She doesn't just teach. She creates an
environment that sparks excitement and ignites an intrinsic motivation for lifelong learning. And I was privileged today to observe that formally firsthand. A lasting legacy. Educators of her caliber are rare
treasures. The impact she makes isn't just for a single school year. It's an indelible mark on our students lives and our wider community that will be felt for generations to come. In any profession, being recognized by
your peers and leadership, even once, is a profound milestone, a testament to one's dedication and impact. To receive such an honor a second time, however, is truly remarkable.
It transitions from a career highlight to a rare achievement that is almost unheard of. It speaks to a level of sustained excellence and tireless commitment to our mission that doesn't meet the standard but consistently redefineses
it. I along with anyone who has had the pleasure of working with you have been privileged to witness a legacy in the making. Congratulations Mrs. Bernetta. This honor is a reflection of the profound excellence you bring to our halls every day. It is richly deserved
and I feel blessed to have you a part of our staff. Thank you so much for everything you do. you. I could ask Mrs. Stecker to join us for our next recipient. Mrs. Stecker,
come on down. And you're the next contestant. Just kidding. It's my pleasure to now introduce our educational service professional of the year, Dr. Amanda Kaine. Dr. Kaine joins Jo is joined this
evening with her husband, Mr. Kaine, and her three lovely children who I had the pleasure of meeting earlier this evening. Stand up and wave. Hi everybody. There they are. They're so proud of mama. Here they come. It is an honor to recognize Dr. Dr.
Amanda Kaine, an exceptionally skilled licensed physical therapist whose impact resonates across our entire district. While she is being nominated for the Shainer School, Dr. Ka's expertise supports students from preschool through
grade 8 in all three of our buildings. What makes Dr. Kaine truly remarkable is her ability to inspire. She works with students facing significant physical challenges, finding ways to make the most difficult tasks
fun, engaging, and age appropriate. It's a testament to her character that the students faces light up when they see her, even though they know she's there to push them to working towards their best. Her work extends far beyond
individual therapy sessions. For staff, she is a vital collaborator, helping teachers arrange classrooms and routines to ensure every student, regardless of their mobility needs, is included and supported. For families, she serves as a bridge,
working handinand with parents and equipment companies to ensure students have the tailored tools they need to succeed both at school and at home. Dr. Kane's leadership, innovation, and deep
compassion make her an extraordinary professional. She's earned the respect and admiration of students, staff, and families alike, and is consistently sought after for her expertise in creating truly inclusive and accessible
learning environments. Her dedication and positive impact that she has on our students make her a most deserving recipient of this recognition. Thank you very much for all that you do. Brother,
at this time it's my pleasure to introduce Mr. Cartwright, who will recognize the Hess school recipients. Thank you everyone. Good evening, Board of Education. It is my pleasure to represent the Hes school this evening and recognizing our staff
members of the year. Two wonderful people who are great advocates and carers of our students. Uh, first I'd like to recogni recognize our education service professional of the year.
I'll say her name in a moment, but this person is well known for her work with our youngest students. I've had the privilege of working with her both at the Shainer School and and at the Hes school as she's worked to help them grow in their ability to use language. And as
a speech pathologist, as a speech instructor, she works to help them build what I when I stop and visit her, I talk about the articulation work that she's doing. That's a a standing joke whenever I stop by her classroom or any of our
speech teachers classrooms, but it it is really important critical work that she does for our students. In addition to that, she's an incredible resource for our teachers. She has worked hard with our general education teachers to give them strategies to support students who might need some of her services. And uh
the child study team is especially grateful for her lunches that she prepares in the microwave every day because of the pleasant salmon aroma that permeates through the child study team office. I would like to recognize u
it is my honor to recognize Miss Kelly, Mrs. Kelly Pinnick. It is also my privilege this evening to recognize our teacher of the year at the H school. Uh, our teacher of the year is someone who cares passionately for our students, for her colleagues. She's a
teacher leader, committed to helping teachers in numerous ways, including across her grade level as a grade level chairperson. This teacher, I've had the privilege of being in her classroom a number of times, and it's always a joy to go in and see the work that she is doing with
her students. Just today, uh, seeing the work, I walked in and she said, "Stop. You got to stay and listen to the work and the parents who have children for class really have a great teacher working with their students every day. Uh it is my
privilege on behalf of the he school staff and and family to recognize Gail Marie Elliot as our teacher of the year. And I'd like to Call off Dr. Holmstrom to represent the Davy Melanie, I get it. I can't read either. All right. So, it is my honor to
introduce our educational service professional of the year, Mr. Nick Latanzio. So, he has brought his family with him tonight. His sister Harley Wenborn and his niece Iris Wenmore. Give me
um and his mom who you may recognize because she works with our district as well and she is the reason why so many of us is are wearing yellow tonight because she had spread to a big shout out for our bus drivers today. Um so we're all in yellow so you can see where he gets his passion from from his mom.
So Mr. Latanzio is someone who brings energy and positivity and heart to our school every single day. As a par professional, he plays an essential role in supporting our students learning, modeling strong instructional practices and working collaboratively with teachers and fellow prayer
professionals. His calm presence, his encouragement and professionalism make a real difference in the classroom. What truly sets Mr. Leanzio, or as the kids call him Mr. connect sometimes. Um, apart is his dedication beyond the school day. He does so much for our
students. He coaches volleyball. He leads our student team, a student team for a football frenzy event. And he remains deeply committed to our students long after they left our building. He went to Cedar Creek, if you aren't aware, they won the championship this
year. And he was at every single game because those were his students and he gained those connections with them. So, when I tell you he's incredible, right there, that tells you he's something special and we're lucky to have him. He He takes the time to
travel, support former students, including, like I said, the state championship winners, showing them that their success matters even when they walk out of our doors. Mr. Latanio is a role model for students and colleagues. He's positive, and that positivity is
contagious. His commitment is completely unwavering and he believes in our students. He genuinely believes in our students. He helps create a school culture where students feel supportive, encouraged, and proud to be part of something and that something is in Mr.
Latanzio's life and they love him for it. We are so grateful for him, his dedication. We are proud to recognize him as our educational service provider of the year, Nicholas Hanzio. Iris is on her sixth cookie. Just so everybody knows,
>> girl. So, the next person I'm going to call, it is truly a pleasure to introduce our teacher of the year, Miss Ratis. I would be aiss if I did not quote Mr. Allen and call you Miss Rodici. So, Miss Ratis is an outstanding seventh
grade math teacher whose impact is felt far beyond numbers. We're facetiming some fellow staff members. >> Sorry, her co- teacher wanted me to FaceTime her when this happened. >> Put this on. Miss Ratis is an outstanding seventh
grade math teachers whose impact is felt far beyond numbers and equations. Her classroom is a place where students feel supported, challenged, and confident in their ability to succeed. She has a remarkable talent for making math accessible and engaging with some of us
know that that is not easy. She helps students understand not just how to solve problems, but why learning matters. Miss Ratis works closely with students. She works with some of our special education students, ensuring that every learner is supported while still being held to high expectations
through thoughtful differentiation, patience, and consistency. She helps make students make meaningful academic growth and develop confidence in themselves as learners. Her students knows that she believes in them and that that belief shows in their progress.
Beyond academics, Rick, Miss Ratis plays a key role in shaping literally the heart of our school. As the adviser of our kindness club, she empowers students to lead with empathy, inclusion, and respect. Through her guidance, students learn that kindness truly matters and
that their actions positively impact others. The quotes that you see on our building, she painted. Miss Ratis brings dedication, compassion, and excellence and to everything she does. Her family was not
able to be here because she is also a mom and they are playing basketball. So, we hope they do well. But, Miss Radish, congratulations. She represents the very best of our profession and we are proud to honor her as our teacher dragon of
the year. Thank you. Okay, congratulations to all of our teachers of the year and educational education service professionals. At this time, we will take a brief 10-minute intermission to celebrate um with their families and the treats provided by PTA.
So, we'll see you in 10 minutes. >> Okay. >> Welcome back. All right, superintendent staff report. >> All right, guys. Here we go. Informationational items. As we close out January and head into February, I
want to share a quick snapshot of progress across the district. Over the past month, we continue moving key priorities forward while keeping our day to work focused on what matters. safe schools, strong instruction, and steady improvement. A special shout out
to our buildings and grounds team for their long hours and constant problem solving during the storm. And to our teachers, support staff, and administrators for doing what you always do, showing up, staying flexible, and keeping things calm for kids, even when weather is anything but calm. On the
operational side, thanks to uh our BA Chris, for his continued work on the budget. It is detailed and and is complex, but it's absolutely essential to projecting our programs and planning responsibility. Looking ahead, please mark your calendars for March 14th for our auction, which directly supports opportunities for students. It's one of
those events that is genuinely fun and genuinely meaningful. We hope to see the community members there supporting our kids. To the staff members of the year, I congratulate you and wish you all the best. And thank you for all you do for our students. dates to remember. Uh for the dates to
remember, February 16th is President's Day. Our school will be closed. 24th is Davey's performing arts night admin cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. right here. March 6th is PTA movie night at H school. The doors open at 6 and uh the movie starts
at 6:30. Uh March 14th is the annual Gail Luditz PTA basket auction at Davy School. Doors open at 4. Auction begins at 6 PM. And on March 18th is our next board of education meeting at 5:15 for executive and 5:45 p.m. for a regular
session right here at the Davy School Cafeteria. And that concludes my superintendent report. Thank you. >> Thank you. At this time, we will open public comment on tonight's agenda items. There are two opportunities to address the members of the board. The board values and welcomes comments and opinions from residents as long as
remarks are not personal or discourteous. The public comment portion of the meeting allows the board to listen to community members and to hear their opinions on school policy and operations. The first public portion is reserved for persons wishing to speak about agenda items only. The second opportunity following the action items
is when residents may address the board on any school related issue. Each speaker is asked to limit their comments to three minutes and you are not permitted to yield your time to another. The public comment portion of the meeting during both sessions will not exceed 30 minutes. Upon being recognized, persons wishing to speak
should stand and identify themselves by name and address. Okay, seeing none, I will open board member comments. Are there any members of the board that would like to comment on any items this evening? Dr. Lock.
Um, I just wanted to say congratulations to all the teachers of the year and ESPs of the year. I sat on the committee um to review all the letters and I have to say this is one of the years where there was just so many nominations and they were just very very
I guess overwhelming to read because they were just so kind to just to hear what your the co everyone's co-workers had to say about each other. Um, it was just heartfelt and I just loved reading them and it was just there was a lot of
candidates and it was just a great a great year of nominations. So, congratulations to everyone and yeah, good luck for next year. Um, I want to echo Dr. um in saying congratulations to all the the teachers of the year, the par
profofessionals. Um it it's an amazement to me just how amazing our teachers and our support staff is. Um and I know it's a hard choice and I just want to say that I think that we have the cream of
the crop here. So um I love seeing everyone here. It's exciting to that you're supporting each other and I just want to say uh thank you to all our teachers administration and congratulations to our winners. I also want to put a plug in for the basket
auction. If you have never been, I suggest you go. It is so much fun and um it's for it's a good cause. There's great great prizes and our PTA works so
hard to put this together and I just want to say buy a ticket, go. It's so worth it. I have a great time every year. Uh I would also like to thank the students, faculty, staff, and administration for recognizing all of us
for uh board of education month last month. It's always such a delight to receive the cards from the students and to see how much they care and personally thank you because the uh neighborhood child down the street now knows my full name.
It was a very exciting moment. But you know, we all love being here and helping the school district be the best it can be. And it's very nice that you appreciate us as much as we appreciate all the work that everyone here does. I also want to congratulate everyone
again, teachers of the year, educational service professionals, and all the nominees. Um, PTA, thank you for the treats tonight in addition to the grants that you've given out. The basket auction is one of the biggest events that help fund all of these things. So,
please do come out. Not only is it a great night um for the community, but it's also the the prizes are incredible. So, thank you for organizing all of that, the staff and and PTA that work really hard on that. It is a labor of love for sure, but we all appreciate it.
Okay. And at this time, we will go into our committee reports. Miss Bachelor, the personnel policy committee, please. >> Yes. The personnel and policy committee met on February 3rd at 6:15 p.m. And the following people were in attendance, including myself, was Miss Ashley Durks,
Miss Ryan Jackson, Dr. Mr. Zto, Mr. Venziani, and Mrs. Lzitzki. Uh, at that time, we discussed new policies, revised policies, and we abolished two policies. We also discussed personnel matters and new positions.
At this time, I ask for a second to approve items, agenda items 10.1 to 106. >> Motion by Miss Bachelor. Second. >> Second by Miss Jackson. Comments or questions?
Section 10. >> Okay. Roll call, please. >> Mrs. Anker, >> yes. >> Mrs. Bachelor, >> yes. >> Dr. Serino, >> yes. >> Mrs. Dirks, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jackson, >> yes. >> Dr. La Hawk,
>> abstain from 10 uh 14. Yes. The rest. Miss McQueen. >> Yes. >> Mr. Rogers. >> Yes. >> And Mrs. Bar. >> Yes. Congratulations to our new hires. And we would love a picture out in the hallway. So, please join Miss Lazitzki. Grab a
photo. Congratulations and welcome. Okay. Finance and operations. Dr. Sereno. So, the finance and operations committee met on February 3rd, 2026 at 4M.
Uh, the meeting Mr. Rogers, uh, Mrs. Bar, Dr. Zitto, uh, Mr. Venenziani, and Mr. Nelson were all at the meeting and uh we discussed
um it was actually Mr. Nelson discussed uh the HBA HBAC situation and the progress that's going on. Additionally, we discussed future construction projects at the Shainer School and we also talked about the excellent job that
the building um and the grounds crew did to get the school ready after the storm that we had. Uh it was a tough one and they did a wonderful job doing that. So um and I motion to approve items in section 11.
>> So moved. >> Um motion by Dr. Sino. Mr. Rogers, will you second? >> Will you second? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Second by Mr. Rogers. Comments or questions? Hey, roll call. >> Mrs. Anker,
>> yes. >> Miss Bachelor, >> yes. >> Dr. Sino, >> yes. >> Mrs. Dirks, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jackson, >> yes. >> Dr. La Hawk, >> yes. >> Miss McQueen, >> yes. >> Mr. Rogers, >> yes. >> And Mrs. Bar, >> yes.
>> Thank you. And Dr. La Hawk, curriculum, please. Um, the curriculum committee met February 3rd. Um I did not attend the entire meeting but I was there for part of the meeting. Um on the agenda were multiple policies and pro um protocols
regarding the freedom to read act and the results of the first grade reading committee were reviewed. Um that concludes my report. Motion to move I mean is there a motion All right. Um, I would like to motion to
approve 122 through 124 as listed. >> So moved. >> Second. Thank you. >> Comments or questions? Roll call. >> Miss Anchor. >> Yes. >> Miss Bachelor. Yes,
>> Dr. Serino. >> Yes, >> Miss Dirks. >> Yes, >> Mrs. Jackson. >> Yes, >> Dr. La Hawk. >> No to 12.3. Yes to the rest. >> Miss McQueen. >> Yes. >> Mr. Rogers? >> Yes. And Miss Bar?
>> Yes. >> Thank you. Okay. At this time, we will open old business. Are there any members of the board that would like to discuss an item that has been previous? There any new business this evening from
any board members? Okay, seeing none, we will reopen public comment and receive comments from the public in accordance with the board policy on participation at a board meeting. Okay, seeing none, can I please have a motion to adjurnn?
>> Motion. >> Motion by Miss Jackson. >> Second. >> Second by Miss Anchor. All in favor? >> I opposed. >> Have a great evening everyone. Thank you.