good evening everyone Go ahead and get started Good evening everyone Welcome to the April 10th 2025 Hamilton Board of Education meeting I'll read the open public meeting statement The New Jersey open public meetings law was enacted to ensure the right of the public to have
advanced notice of and to attend any meetings of public bodies in which their interests may be discussed or acted upon In accordance with the provisions of this act the Hampton Board of Education has caused notice of this meeting to be published by having the date time purpose and place thereof published in
the Hamilton Gazette in the press of Atlantic City by post on authorized premises Roll Mrs Bernado here Mrs Burns here Mr Koya here Mrs Donia here Mrs Fallon here Mr Fidala is absent Excused Excused Thank you Mrs Hunter here Mr Pa
here Mr Shipion here Mrs Scola here Mr Thomas also accused Mr Lions here to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation under God
indivisibley and justice for all Okay All right We're going to change up the order order this evening First I want to call up Mr Matina from Hampton High School who has an introduction from one
of our student athletes this evening We'll work hard to get him out of here I understand he's got an important role to play Tonight's Mr Hamilton That's correct Um good evening board So at this time I'd like to call
up Anthony Laknovich his family Coach Day Coach Georgianis and Coach D Rosa come on up So we're here to kind of talk about an amazing feat amazing um competition that Anthony won But before that I want
to go over some of his highlights of his high school career So first one sec Um Anony's a four-year varsity award winner in both indoor and outdoor track qualifier for the pen relays and shot
put in his junior and senior year This meet is for the top competitors on the east coast and Jamaica Some of its discus stats are first at the Atlanta County Championships 2024 first at the Cape Mate at the Cape Atlantic Championships 2024 first at South Jersey
Group Three Championships 2024 second at the meet of champions Anony's school record of 181t 3 in makes him the following number 18 overall in South Jersey history and number three overall in Atlantic County history Now for some
of his shotput outdoor stats First in Atlantic County Championships 2024 First in Cape Atlantic League championships in 2024 Personal record and school record of 65 feet 1 and 3/4 in This mark makes
Anthony the following Number one in 2024 number one in Atlantic County history number 20 all time in New Jersey history and number two all time in South Jersey history And then a big one the reason the real reason we're here is his indoor
shot put which took place on March 14th with a shot put of 66 feet 3 and 3/4 in Anthony placed first at the New Balance National Indoor Track and Field Champion which made him a national champion
Anony's the second all-American in the history of Hamilton High School track and field and the first national champion in the history of Hamilton High School and track and [Applause]
field that I made this up for him Wow Actually we have something we have something as well for you Oh very nice The board would like to present this to you We followed your record all along I
don't know if I had to walk 66 But congratulations We followed you in the gazette every week Thank you And what an accomplishment and good luck to you Thank you But we have to say good luck to Sean also because our in the competition also So good luck
to you in the future on your driving to Princeton Yes God bless I was just congratulations Anthony are you playing football at Princeton or just track both God bless
you My god that's great You want to hear yeah please Right behind Yeah there we go Not the post Yeah Yeah Perfect There we go Find the window All right Kyle
thank you [Applause] Yeah we thank you for your hard work and we wish you well Good luck in your both your athletic and academic endeavors It's always good to see our students succeed in such a positive way And
certainly a thank you to all your coaches for the hard work that they put in and following you and supporting you And to see your mom's here with you tonight Certainly thank you to her and the rest of your family for supporting you We look forward to following you in your collegiate career and hope you can come back and see us from time to time
and spend some time with the other student athletes working their way through the track programs again And good luck tonight Are you competing in Mr Hampton tonight or you're just helping out Okay Well listen That's that's okay Listen every you know I'm sure your role is extremely important so
we won't keep you from it Again good luck and thank you so much Thank you All right Next we go to Mr Ramsey Uh thank you Mr Lions Um as many of you are already know uh last month our school district began working with the
New Jersey School Board's Association on strategic planning Purpose of strategic planning is to engage the entire local community in serious discussions about the district's future I'd like to thank everyone who participated in our first
meeting on March 24th And I'd like to encourage all stakeholders and members of the community to attend our second meeting on Tuesday April 29th at 700 p.m The meeting will once again take place at
the high school cafeteria On another note the fourth marking period already began And my message to our students faculty and staff is to continue continue working harder than ever and to sprint to the
finish line It's an extremely important time of the year with NJSLA testing taking place during the month of May at the elementary middle school and high school And in addition many high school students will also be taking their SATs
and their advanced placement exams during the fourth market period And last but not least congratulations are certainly in order to our kindergarten students and their teachers Uh this morning I was able to attend the play
Little Italy It was obvious that our students and their teachers worked very hard preparing for this outstanding learning activity and they put on a fabulous production It was certainly a job well done Thank you Thank you Mr
Next we'll go to the principal's reports Uh so we'll bring back Mr Come back up Busy night for you Courtney You got company here All right So I'm here to say the Disney trip was a huge success My first time
going away and it was fantastic We had over a hundred uh perfect students Their behavior was excellent They represented the town of Hamilton Well um 10 chaperones Mrs Pretty she organizes this trip She leads this trip It's a trip that I say to everybody like I would
allow my kids to go on It's so safe It runs so perfectly Um it was a great time If you didn't get a chance if you did get a chance the spring musical that we had here a few weeks ago was fantastic Little Shop of Horrors Marissa ran a great show The kids did an amazing job
the the set design was fantastic The pit orchestra was amazing So if you didn't get a chance to see it I think there's actually a YouTube link that was out there I think it was posted on our website also Go back and take a look at it It was that good of a show I saw that show live years ago um in Broadway and
these kids did a great job I mean we we have some talented kids here at Edmonton Also going with talent on Saturday March 29th Mr Wilson our math teacher he took students from the math club to Stockton University and they participated in a math competition It
was our first time going to Stockton to participate in this math competition Um and this is pretty good for us So there in the individual portion there were over 80 students Now remember this is our first time going there So individual portion there were over 80 students from
South Jersey and three Hamilton students tied for first place All right So we had Is that awesome so we had Stephanie Claire Villa Stanley Smith and maybe Mr Hamilton Sean Fedulla for first place So good for them Um next
week for Earth Day all our environmental classes will be celebrating it by going outside and participating in activities They'll be doing things such as making reusable water bottles that they get to take home with them The ACUA will be there presenting information There'll be a snack table So it'll be an all day
event getting the kids outside celebrating Earth Day And last but not least I want to thank the board of ed for once again approving another uh class trip We're sending a freshman away on a class trip this year to Hershey Park Um it was in demand So we we
originally got two charter buses thinking that was going to be enough I spent some time the other day getting a third charter bus so we get all the kids to go on June 3rd we'll be sending about 120 kids to Hershey Park um on their freshman class trip So thank you for allowing that to happen All right Thank
you very much Yes ma'am Uh at the beginning of this uh term I had talked to Sean about a senior walk and Andrew Hoover brought it up It's strategic planning I was wondering if that was something that we could do like
we have the seniors walk through all the schools Yeah And um Yeah I thought it would be more impressive if I don't know if it's the time frame if they were in their robes So I don't know if that it's a discussion they brought up with me you know I meet the student council you know
at least once a marking period if not twice and we have been in discussion about that It's going to happen but now we're starting to lay out the logistics of that Can we get the can we get the gown absolutely So we're going to make something happen Okay And then it'll it's one of those things that'll just become a tradition and grow from there
because when Andrew brought it up I thought he said just going to the ECE but I maybe I misunderstood I thought we were talking that's one of the things we're talking about the logistics Should we just walk down there should we hit all the schools it's kind of one of the things we're kind of game No I think it would be great All right Okay Thank you
You're welcome Thank you It seems so long ago Right Dr Good evening everyone First I want to congratulate Anthony too It's an amazing achievement So I want to acknowledge
that Um at the middle school on March 14th our eighth grade language arts teachers organized a presentation from a Holocaust survivor's son Jeff Zagger Um Mr Eager told a powerful tale about how his father survi survived the Holocaust
through the efforts of one man and he weaved in a message of kindness empathy and great determination and he discussed the power of how one man changed lives and that 70 people were alive today because of his efforts Um on March 14th
we also had a successful dance We had our St Patrick's Day dance where students wore green they line dance and they had fun with their friends Um Mr Misara hosted our annual geography B Qualifying students competed in a very
challenging contest Um the winners were first place eighth grader Nathan Sosa second place eighth grader Evan Lizer third place sixth grader Philip Grassen Um congratulations to all students who qualified and to our winners Like I said
it was a notable achievement just to participate Our spring musical Matilda Jr ran last Thursday and Friday March 27th and 28th Our amazing cast and crew put on a special performance also during the school day for our students The cast
led by Lily Tower as Matilda Selena Lions as Miss Honey and Juliana Galley as Agatha Trunchbull They commanded the stage and put on a Broadway level performance Um we thank our play adviserss Miss Gity Miss Gaunt and Miss
Kabibbo for their commitment to our drama program Congratulations to our casting crew On April 2nd Miss Graasso and Miss Holak's enrichment classes participated in a mini model congress in auditorium debating bills that our
students created After a lot of research they chose pro or con stances on issues such as a 4-day school week uh limiting AI in the workplace and requiring drivers to retest every 15 years and
also installing metal detectors in schools Um today we had a very important and timely um safety assembly and internet safety We had the Atlantic County prosecutor William Reynolds He came and he presented to all of our
grade levels about the dangers of social media So that was a very important um presentation and we thank him for coming He also discussed what to do if it's happening to you and where to get help Lastly we're looking forward to tomorrow
night We have our eighth grade dance at Paris Cers from 6:00 to 9:00 It's supposed to rain but we hope that won't dampen everyone's spirits And uh like I said we we're looking forward to seeing our eighth graders dressed in their best Thank you
Thank Good evening everyone My congratulations to Anthony as well on a spectacular achievement Many achievements uh for the month of February West students participated in the American
Heart Association's Kids Heart Challenge We had 120 students commit to their heart health by taking the online challenge Mrs Scapiti's class had the highest percentage of students in our school sign up and Mrs Riker's class
raised the most fundraising donations of $2,222 Overall our school raised $14,414 in life-saving donations to further education research and advoc advocacy programs for heart disease and
strokes Our fourth grade students recently had a unique opportunity to connect with local history right here in Hamilton bringing their studies of the Lenny Lape Native Americans to life In November the Hamilton Historic Preservation Commission held a special
dedication ceremony for a Salem Oak seedling at the historic Oak Grove Cemetery Representatives from both the Historic Preservation Commission and the Environmental Commission visited our school to share the presentation about
the iconic 600year-old Salem oak tree This tree is being preserved through the distribution of its seedlings a project led by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Today our students took a short walk down the Road
of Excellence to visit the planted seedling at Oak Grove Cemetery There they had the chance to take photos read the interpretive signage and listen to its accompanying audio presentation I'd like to thank the Hampton Police
Department and our SROS for escorting them down the road of Axelings across uh Old Forks Road and then back again very safely Uh to cap off the experience students are participating in a poster
contest that reflects what they've learned through their classroom lessons guest speakers and the Little Field trip Contest winners will be recognized on May 29th at the Canoe Club And just a side note this afternoon I received an email from Joseph Bernado
caretaker and secretary to the board of trustees for the Oakrove Cemetery Uh commending our fourth grade students Quote "The students who visited were intelligent and inquisitive as well as polite extraordinarily well- behaved and
extremely respectful of our grounds." So that's always nice to hear about our students I don't expect anything less but we thank Mr Bernado as well as Dan and Barbara Nerois for presenting to our young
learners And lastly after 40 years of inspiring and shaping the musical journey of countless students Mr Anuka is retiring from his role as our music and instrumental teacher His final spring concert will be performed next
Tuesday and Wednesday morning at 9:15 a.m His dedication passion and talent have brought music to life in most of our schools if not all of our schools over those years creating memories that will last a lifetime We thank him for
fostering a love of music in all of us Congratulate him and hope he enjoys his retirement Thank you Good evening everyone Updates from the ECE Little Italy Today was the first performance of
our annual Little Italy play which took place at the West Building This show is the culmination of students world travelers unit Students learn that they are part of a bigger world They learn about the history and culture of Italy and they create works of art and writing
After the performance parents visited classrooms where they enjoyed the gallery walk and refreshments We wanted to thank the order of the sons and daughters of Italy and America Mother Cabrini Lodge 30003 They generously reached out to us um
wanted to make a donation and they donated tablecloths and cookies for our classroom celebrations Thank you also to the Hamilton Home School who also donated to our Little Italy celebration They gave us fun surprises for classroom
celebrations and also purchased our chef's costume I also wanted to thank Mr Geralo who comes every year faithfully and adorns our halls with such beautiful lighting He kind of sneaks in and the next thing you know our halls look
beautiful with his um lighting and it adds such a nice touch and ambiance to our gallery wall So we're very appreciative um to Mr Geralo And then finally thank you kindergarten teachers and Miss Aloisio who did a fantastic job directing the show We look forward to
welcoming more kindergarten families tomorrow for our final Little Italy celebration Preschool Our preschool animal adoption event took place last week Our preschool students recently wrapped up their unit of study on pets
and they had a very special animal adoption event Each student had the opportunity to adopt an animal from cats and dogs to fish snakes frogs and others Thank you Mr Steve Forjon for generously
donating a stuffed animal for every preschool student to adopt Preschoolers also had their annual bear event last week Be excited about reading and they paraded around the ECE hallways for their kindergarten and first grade classmates They carried
stuffed animals dressed as one of their favorite story characters Next Tuesday April 15th we have a bubble assembly planned and that's part of our autism acceptance month activities Students will be learning about autism in classrooms through stories and
discussions and they will attend the bubbles assembly for some bubble tricks and interactive fun So I wanted to thank the Hamilton home school for generously funding this new event and also Miss Almeta for her planning Our kind kids
club students have been reading stories and literature center centered around kindness empathy and service And they're putting those lessons into action by leading a schoolwide Play-Doh drive for Shriner's Hospital Flyers came home this week with information Donations of new
unopened Play-Doh can be dropped off in the ECE lobby or sent in with students So thank you Miss Sebastiano and Miss Gilbert for their work with Kind Kids Um just a reminder that we do have a single session next uh Thursday April
17th leading up to spring recess and we would like to wish all of our students and families a very happy and relaxing spring break Thank you Thank you All right Next we'll go to board member comments I'll start to my right
with Mrs P I have no committee report but I'd like to congratulate all the kids job Uh no committee report just uh hope everyone has a safe and happy uh spring break
Short report Um as we heard already the junior junior class trip to Washington DC took place and was a huge success Freshman class will be going to Hershey Park in June
and the junior senior prom will be held May 9th In sports girls lacrosse Gabrielle Childs leads the team with 10 goals this season Aubrey Ellis leads with 68 saves She's on track to
hit 100 saves this season Softball programs off to a five and one start as of w as of Wednesday Freshman Lee Alexander has a 588 average
is tied for sixth in the state in hits Sophomore Leila Coonio Snow is batting 600 is tied for seventh in the state in hits Matthew Smith was a 2025 Atlantic County
Golf Champion The girls track team placed second overall in the Rebel Relays The discus relay which was Mitra Samson Gabby Stevenson Alyssa Orsino broke the school
record And once again as as we saw tonight I just want to congratulate Anthony Leakovich Um it just goes to show that our students do go to the finest institutions in the country as
Princeton's arguably one of the best and I'm sure it makes our teachers and administrators and everyone I know it makes us proud and I just wanted to uh congratulate him again He's going to play two sports at Princeton which is I can't imagine him doing that with that
class load It's going to be amazing just an amazing uh student athlete Uh so congratulations again and that's my report Thank you split from strategic planning Uh as Mr Ramsey said the next meeting is April 29th It's a
Tuesday night at 7 p.m We had a great turnout for the first meeting Um you know a lot of topics were discussed This is the chance for the public to sort of tell the school board what they think our school should be Um so I encourage anybody you know to come out and speak
your mind and and tell us what you think and you know then we could take it in and and develop the plan for the future of the next five years of this district So uh again it's uh Tuesday the 29th at 7 p.m That's all I have
Good evening everyone with uh buildings and grounds We uh we actually just received we applied for a grant for a playground at the Warney Soy We just received note that we received that grant or will be receiving that grant I
believe it's the amount of $80,000 So we have we'll be looking to uh design a playground for the West Other than that we're going to be moving forward with our hybrid field uh very soon I think the install date for that is going to be
somewhere around July 4th July 5th So we'll start seeing construction here in the near future uh for that field And uh that's all I have to report for this evening Thank you Mr Smith As we said before um tonight is the Mr Hington
contest and I thought that our Anthony was in the contest but he's just a helper which is great Sean is one of the contestants Sean is the representative from the student council So you know we wish them all
luck I I really enjoy watching it It's fun to watch And I'm sorry that we couldn't see it because it's tonight Uh we do have postings for the 2526 school year There are 10 of them Only three of them are new postings So if you're
interested you can go to the website and look uh for that And I do want to say that I really do enjoy listening to reports from the uh principles of the schools It's it's we know of the events that are going on but to listen to
people that will help people that were helped with it or people you know leading up to it and what happened So we appreciate you coming here and doing that for us I just wanted to mention also that in the New Jersey Education Association the Hamilton
um I don't know if you have it it's on page 22 but the Hamilton Education Association was featured in the magazine Uh and they talked about you know contract negotiations and everything So I thought that was really great You know when I looked at the cover I said "Oh
Amazon page 22 Let's see what that is all about you know and it is really really good article very positive and um it was a good read So I just want to congratulate them on that That's all that I have Thank you Thank you Thank
you Um nothing to report for negotiation Um although that article kind of reflected was a was a comment on how I guess well we negotiate So we'll take that you know So no it's always wonderful to work with the union and the representatives and it's been it's been three contracts that I have been a part
of and it's always been a very collaborative and smooth pro process I know the committee can attest to that Um and I'll also comment on the strategic planning I just I just was I did I've never been through that before and it I was I was very excited to to be there
and to participate and to and it was very of a positive environment and it was really nice to see ideas come from the public organically I know we all have our pet projects sometimes as board members and I think that it was really
nice to see what the public ideas and common ideas that came from different groups of people common ideas rose and bubbled out of that and I think it was really nice as a board member to witness that all kind of happen organically So I really appreciated that and I would
encourage the public um to attend the future the future uh strategic planning sessions Um and also I believe not sure if it's mentioned is it next Wednesday or Thursday Kim um is the string concert at the middle school Wednesday Is that
Wednesday wednesday Next next Wednesday at 7 PM So that's Mr Anuk's Mr Anuko's final concert Um and it's at the middle school but it covers fifth through 8th grade And I believe there's there's 50 plus kids that do strings And um just to
if you anyone can make it to see I he has a 40-year career but to see what he has built in two years and some of these kids just picked up an instrument in the fall and and it's really beautiful to see Um so I would encourage people to congratulate to attend that and congratulate him and congratulate these
students who um is they do an excellent job So um that's it from from me Thank you Good evening Um so as far as safety and security goes um it's probably one of the most challenging to report on
because if I report too much it's not secure Uh and if I don't report anything it just looks like we're doing nothing So um I just wanted to say um with that being said I thank um Steve Machuk for um being a part of everything that's
happening right now and the Hamilton Police Department for uh making sure we're staying safe and and being involved in the process to to keep us secure and safe So and congratulations to Anthony Um I can't throw that far or run that far everything that you did So
great job Thank you I have no report Just have a great spring break Thank you Um I have a couple short things First um I'll echo Mr Boy's comments Certainly want to thank our eighth legislative district
team for supporting our grant application and the 80,000 to develop uh the former Penny Park site at War Soy Elementary School Um I have I've spoken to some of our donors in the community
I've secured some funding for a sign to commemorate the former Penny Penny Park site there If those of you that have been in the district a long time or perhaps a former student can remember the Penny Park which was a crowdsourced uh locally funded effort that was built
by parents and some students Looking at you Mrs experience I can remember you know back when I was a student and you were you were a teacher was the whole town went you know put Penny Bar together uh over a period of weekends Yep And so we want to definitely recognize that in a tasteful way and
tell that story So we'll make that a part of the new the new things that are to come Um we had a really productive meeting last week uh in Mr Ramsey's office with members of the Our Lady Mount Carmel Society to talk specifically about uh the festival this
summer It's the 150th anniversary Uh the festival actually kicks off here at Hamilton High School on July 13th They're doing a fireworks and a drone show uh that will that will take place on on campus which is really exciting Uh
the gentlemen from the society are very supportive of our students and and the great things that we do here And there are several opportunities for our kids not only to volunteer and in service hours but also for our student athletes and clubs to fund raise and be a part of a really important event in the
community So it' be a great time for us to not only showcase all the good things going on in the district but also be a part of a really huge event in Hamilton So the high school administration is engaged in that There'll be more to come about it but is a really good chance for all of our kids to become part of a once
in a generation event here in the community Um also a little bit more I know that Dr Risky talked about the mini model Congress at middle school As a parent of an eighth grade student a draft copy of
the 4day school week legislation found its way somehow into my office And I I will say that while I don't know that the board can adopt that I certainly appreciate the work that was done by the students and the thought that was put into the proposal In other
words they really kind of workshopped it and and did point counterpoint a bit and thought through some of the nuance and I appreciate the level of effort Um students also worked through metal detectors at school which is something we've talked about a lot So I really
appreciated that as well So it's nice to see that the students are working hard on real life issues and things that are actually uh impacting the community Um last but not least you know we talked you know you heard Mr Tina talk about Little Shop of Horrors and how
successful that was and you heard Dr Nestie talk about Matilda play and how successful that was and obviously Mr NO's program with strings and it's it's just really good to hear that arts are alive and well Mr Hamilton's happening right now It's great to hear that the arts are alive and well in this district
That that was not always the case The board was not in a position to fund art programs at a certain point I say arts performing arts theater arts all the creativity the creative side of being a student here For a lot of years we weren't able to do that We've really put time money and effort into that And the
staff has done a great job of growing those programs over the years So it's always great to come to these meetings and hear more about the great things that are happening and to try to attend them So certainly thankful for all that work Um that takes me to the end of my report and now we'll go to the first
public comment So anyone in the public that wishes to be heard step up to the microphone give us your name and address and let's have a conversation Hi Melissa Castone uh 672 Grape Street Hamilton
So first I wanted to also underscore um the importance of the five-year strategic planning and I want to thank the board for really embarking on the journey Um I thought that the showing of stakeholders was promising and that there was really like a lot of valuable
input I think Hamilton does a great job as a town and as a school district of balancing timehonored traditions and also recognizing that we must keep pace with our everchanging world because we want our kids to be rooted in tradition
but also be able to thrive in this modern world Um so I'm really looking forward you know to really evaluating the vision the mission statement um and then you know the curriculum and any changes that may happen um at those meetings and then be instituted over the
next five years Second I wanted to request that a link for the CPAG the special education parent advocacy group be placed on Hamilton's um website Hamilton school
district's website under the parents section Um right now it's currently located in the special education section but it does feel a bit buried Um I know that I would really like to see a robust CPAD group formed with Woodford and
Folsam and I'm hoping to spread some more information about it um just by word of mouth and through social media uh because I think there's a lot of community members who would benefit from it and not enough community members know about it and it is something that should
really be um started by parents and you know some individuals in the school district but it has to be like uh sort of grassroots through the community and I think if we work together with Woodford and Folsam like I know the last
meeting was at Woodford like if we could link Woodford to RCPAG and maybe would have linked to RC PAG link then you know this can kind of be more uniform um and hopefully really support special
education parents A lot of times you know there's a big stigma with special education even today And I think um parents need to be shown that you know we're we're here to support you and that
you know you have to put your foot forward and not and show your child that there shouldn't be shame in special education which all too often um you know there is there's still a lot of stigma and a lot of shame and a lot of
um emotional baggage that comes with being a special education parent Um I also want to thank the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office and Hamilton Middle for having the assembly on internet and social media safety There there is scary
things in this world and while we try to protect our kids the reality is that that scary world is in a digital form in their pocket And um I do however wonder and suggest maybe that parents be given some sort of
notice ahead of time so that maybe we could prepare our kids to hear that Um I do understand why sometimes parents aren't always looped in because school districts do have in logoparrentice Um but when kids hear things that they didn't expect to hear
about suicide sexual predation sexual exploitation um I think it's just beneficial that like you know for a parent to know that that might become the dinnertime conversation that night because you know someone heard something in an assembly Um especially with
parents of students who are neurode divergent kids who are diagnosed on the spectrum or even struggle with anxiety Um those parents might benefit from knowing that they might have to help their kid process through that
information that they saw and or heard that day Um I mean I don't have all the answers but I do know that you know if I had been made aware then maybe the questions that would have come later um you know I would have been better armed
to deal with And I'm not against arming any children or students with knowledge Um I'm a firm believer in arming our kids with knowledge but I do think that maybe there would have been some kind of advantage there for parents to know ahead of time Um it's my understanding
that when Woodford's third through sixth graders heard a similar talk like there was a letter that went out to parents Granted that's a younger population Um but you know it's just a thought Um so thank you Thank you
Seeing no one additional public we'll close the first public portion and we'll go to the public agenda I'll take a motion for finance items number one through 30 So moved Mr Shabome first second Mrs Hunter second roll call Mr
Bernado yes Mrs Burns yes Mr Koya yes Mrs Donio yes with abstaining on number one Mrs Fallon yes and as abstaining as well as for number one as I was absent last
Mrs Hunter uh yes on items 1 through 22 Mr Pa yes Mr Mr Yes Mr Skola Yes Mr Lines Yes Motion carried Next obtain a motion for personnel items 31 to 40
Seven Mrs Mado First Mrs Burns Second Welcome Mrs Bernado Yes Mrs Burns Yes Mr Koya Yes Mrs Donio Yes Mrs Fallon Yes Mrs Hunter Yes Toford items 33 through 48
Mr Pia Yes Mr Shepon Yes Mr Skola Yes Mr Lions Yes Motion carried Next we'll move to program students and miscellaneous items number 49 through 56 We'll enterain motion So moved Mr Shabellan first Second Mr
Koya Second Mrs Bernado Yes Mrs Burns Yes Mr Koya Yes Mr Donio Yes Mrs Fallon Yes Abstain on 51 Same reason Mrs Hunter Yes Mr Ka Yes Mr Shipion Yes
Mr Skola Yes Mr Lines Yes Motion carried Now we'll go to the agenda We have two items Finance number 57 and 58 We'll entertain a motion Motion Mr Koya First Mrs Skola
Second Roll Mrs Bernado Yes Mrs Burns Yes Mr Koya Yes Mrs Donio Yes Mrs Fallon Yes Mrs Hunter Yes Mr Clea Yes Mr Shapone Yes Mrs Yes Mr Lions Yes Motion carries That takes us to the end of both
the published agenda and the addendum We'll open up the floor for public comment a second time Anybody wish to be heard going up to the podium Seeing none we'll close the second portion of public comment and I'll entertain a motion to return Motion
Mrs Hunter first Mrs Bata second All in favor giddy up We're journ Thank you everybody