order. The regular meeting of the Kingsburg Board of Education will be held will be held in the Bulger Middle School Media Center. Adequate notice for this meeting has been mailed to Asbury Park Press, filed to the Municipal Clerk of
Kingsburg, posted on the district web page, and posted inside the office of the Kingsburg Board of Education. 100 Palmer Place Kingsburg, New Jersey on May 8th, 2025. Roll call. Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Friselle,
Miss Keller Moran here, Mr. Mcowsky here, Mr. Kitchen here, Mr. Cook here, Mr. Hoff here, Miss Ferraro, Miss Ryan here, Now please stand for the
pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all presentations any committee reports.
Yes, just uh the financial committee uh financial committee earlier this evening. Nothing new to really report. Just everything was uh all financially sound going over the budget and how budgets are going to be going forward and expenses. Thank you, sir. Thank you.
We'll now open up the meeting for any comments and questions related to the board agenda items only. Tara Smith, Kingsburg School District 81 Francis. On behalf of the Kingsburg Administrators Association, we wanted to take this opportunity to thank the board
on the anticipated approval of our contract um in tonight's agenda. Apologies for those not in attendance who had planned days off and a heat emergency. We hope to continue to support our students and staff doing the absolute
best we can each and every day for all stakeholders involved. Our sincere Thank you. Thank you. Any anybody else please move forward or come forward? All right. Executive session be resolved
that in accordance with the provisions of the open public meetings act the Kingsburg Board of Education shall conduct a closed executive session present to the personnel and legal exceptions prescribed by NJSA 104-12
for the purpose of discussing legal and personnel. It is anticipated that the length of time of the executive session will be 30 minutes and the action will not be taken in public after the executive session. We have further resolved that the
minutes of the executive session will be released on the need for confidentiality and with NJSA 104-12 no longer applies. Motion motion, please. I'll make the motion.
I'll second. All in favor? Hi. Hi. All right. I need a motion to come out of executive session. I need that motion. I'll second. All in favor? I
Okay. Let the record reflect that Mr. Mowsky and I stepped out while they did the the evaluation of the superintendent. We conflict it out. Moving forward. Sorry. Sorry. Approval of um executive
session, approval of minutes. I'll second it. Any Can I get a motion? We got Sorry. Question. Mr. Car. Yes. Mr. McCow. Yes. Mr.
Kitchen. We have to abstain on the minutes of May 20th. Mr. Cook. Yes. Mr. Hoff. Yes. M. Ryan. Yes. items under personnel. One resignation, two reemployment of personnel
non-professional. Three, professional employment. Four, interimm board secretary. Five, leave of absence medical. Six, substitute teachers and par professionals for the district. Seven, substitute secretaries. Eight, substitute nurse. Nine,
substitute security officer. 10, advisor positions for Bulier. 11 before school breakfast cafeteria teachers for Bulier 12 CPIS summer hours 13 summer music enrichment program 14 summer apex
program 15 guidance summer hours 16 crisis prevention institute trainers 17 transition planning nurses 18 home instruction tutors 19 district staff extended school year 20 extended school
year speech and OT 21 summer work child study team, 22 ELLL summer hours, 23 Kingsburg summer programs, 24 coaching positions for the high school, 25 volunteer Kesburg High School, 26
Kingsburg Early Learning Center Home Visits, 27 Kingsburg After School Program, 28, Keenburg after school program assistants, 29, District Webmaster, 30, Surrogate Parent, 31, Homeless Liaison, 32 Affirmative action
officer, 33, affirmative action team. 34 504 officers, 35 HIV coordinator, 36 AP online workshops for the summer, 37 fiscal year 2526 universal screener team members, 28, professional development
costing $150 or above. All right, I get a motion. I'll make a motion. Yeah, I'll psych. Okay, any questions, comments? Just one quick question. I'm sorry. Uh number 36, the online workshop
summer. Uh does that mean that there'll be new courses that will be added on to our That's our hope. There'll be new courses that'll be added on to our district. Yes, that's our hope. So, we're training teachers to be able to open new advanced placement courses. Yes, it's quite a bit. Yes. Okay. We're
shooting high. Yes. Like I have a question. And what is the universal screener team member? So the universal screener is a mandatory new screening tool that has to that came down as code. So we have to create a team to you utilize a screener for new students.
Okay. So let me just understand this one question on 38 and 36. 38 is the cost that we pay to the presenter. Yes. And 36 is what we pay to the teacher. Yes. 30 38 is the the course cost the tuition
person that's all excuse me all the questions yes okay Miranda yes Mr. Yes. And I apologize. I have a couple of items here. Number 10, no, the seventh
name down. And uh due to conflicts, I need to recuse myself on number 16. Number 24, the first name, number 31, number 32, number 33, the second name. Number 34, number 35, number 38, the
second name. Essentially, anything that's an administrator who has authority over Mr. Nowski, I repeat myself. Thank you, Mr. Kitchen. Yes, Mr. Cook. Yes, Mr.
Hoff. Yes. But on number two, 8 now. I understand. Everything else is a yes. Thank you. Right. Yes. Under general number 39, district HIV report is being tabled completely removed and there's an addendum to
replace it. Number 40, instate class trips. Number 41, school security drill statement of assurance. 42, emergency operations plan. 43, employees qualified to carry firearm. 44 2526, superintendent of
school's qualitative and quantitative goals. 45 disposal of unused outdated broken furniture equipment. 46 school bus evacuation drills. 47 instate class trips. 48 interbuilding trips and transportation. 49 St. John's Fields
Collins Courts Home Park use. 50 acceptance of donation Kingsburg Early Learning Center. 51. Acceptance of donation Kingsburg High School. 52 Kingsburg Administrators Association contract for 2025 through 2030.
I think you need to hold number 44. Um, Mr. Bennett, you said we do not have to hold any we do not have to hold anything that requires conflicted non-conlicted. He said as long as it's majority of those who are able to vote. Okay. Can I get a motion? I'll make a
motion. Thank you. I'll second. Okay. Any questions, Mr. Kitchen? No sir. I have several when it comes uh 41 school security drill statements for
we get do we get uh a discount show not trying to No there's there's certain codes that we have to meet each year and we have to like assure them that we're going to do it. That's really all it means. We make the promise to follow the code. Okay. Yeah. On number 43 there's
an employee in shack. On number 43, there's an employee with the same last name. I don't know whose number. Okay. So, I'm gonna have to state that. We got number 43. Anybody knows the number? I can abstain from that number now. And
then, um, as always, the donations, can we please send a thank you letter? Should we possibly have you abstain from the whole thing? That way, I think you're giving away the employees number and name. That's fine. Yeah, that's correct. That's what I mean. Just for we have
five passes without just so you don't Yeah. When it comes to my time. Thank you. Outstanding. I think it was recused. Yeah. Thank you. That's all I have. Thank you. Congratulations. Roll call. Miss
Callahan. Yes. Mr. Mcowski. Yes. Recuse myself on number 44 and number 52. Thank you, Mr. Kitchen. Yes, Mr. Cook. Yes, Mr. Hoff. So, I accuse my
recruit, excuse me, recuse myself in 43, 44, and 52. Thank you, Miss Ryan. Yes, yes. Uh, the superintendent of schools recommends positive action on the following items under the addendum. A1,
athletic trainer. A2, Rucker's workbased learning program for structured learning and A3, suspension expulsions for May revised. That would replace the previous number 39. Can I get a motion, please? I'll make that motion.
I'll second it. Thank you. Any questions, concerns? CN Malah Maria. Yes. Mr. Manowski. Yes. Mr. Kitchen. Yes. Mr. Cook. Yes. Mr. Hawk.
Yes. Mr. R. Yes. Now, I do have a question. I'm sorry I didn't ask. So, I noticed there was two grades that seem to have quite a higher number than the rest of all the grades. Is there like a a plan in place? There is. And we're working with um for next year like this
year we did trauma informed practices and we used ICCS which provided a counselor for us. Did we fall back on or are we going to use the counselor program again? Yeah. Well, probably for community IC what we're going to increase um hopefully depending um on
our funding uh we're going to increase the funding rather than they were only coming in. Good. Just as long as I said the two rates is a significant higher number than the rest of the all the other grades. Thanks. And unfortunately, sometimes it's only maybe three students
that Yeah, I know. Be a handful of students at the same time several times a month. Yeah. School business administrator board secretary report. Board secretary monthly certification certifies that no line item has been overexpended and that
sufficient funds are available to meet the district's financial obligations for the remainder of the fiscal year. Payroll certifications for May 15th and May 30th. Superintendent of Schools recommends positive action on the following items. One, receive an
acceptance of May board secretaries report. Two, approve appropriation transfers. Three, approve bills. Four, approve submission and acceptance of the optimal comprehensive universal screeners focus grant.
Five, approve acceptance of uh DCF schoolbased youth services program grant. Six, approve acceptance of DCF familyfriendly grant. Seven, approve acceptance of Perkins secondary consolidated grant. Eight, approved acceptance of 21st
century community learning program grant. Nine, approve the following payment of tuition for 2425. 10. Approve the following students for home instruction. Thank you. 11. Approve
the following students for uh the first one. 10, I'm sorry, was for 2425 home instruction. 11. Approve the following students for 2526 home instruction. 12. Approve uh extended school year at a district tuition 2526. 13. Approve uh school physician for
2526. 14. Approve the following consultants. 15. Approve CR assessments 2526. 16. Approved 2526 technology renewals. 17. Approved 2526 curriculum renewals. 18. Uh approved licensed training
provider agreement between the American Red Cross and the Kingsburg school uh high school. 19 receipt of proposals and award of contracts for applied behavioral analysis and behavioral consulting services RFP number 01-26 for the 2526
school year awarded to jump ahead 20 receipt of proposals and award contract for occupational therapy RFP number 0226 for 2526 school year award to all Here
21 receipt of proposals and award of contracts for physical therapy services RFP03-26 for 2526 awarded to all care 22 receipt of proposals and award of contract for nursing services RFP04-26
for 2526 awarded to Nevada 23 approval of the 2526 26 purchasing manual. 24. Approval of the 2526 standard operating procedures manual. 25. Appointment of school board attorney for 2526. Uh 26. Appointment of general
counsel. 2526. 27. Uh 2526. Approval of shared service agreement for the services of preschool instructional coach. 28. Approve approval of interlocal shared service agreement with the bureau of Kingsburg.
29. and approval of the interlocal agreement with the bureau of Kingsburg for tennis courts. 30. Approval of the interlocal agreement for the provisions of special class 3 law enforcement officers. 31. Designation of custodian of public
record for 2526. 32. Approval of qualified purchasing agent 2526. 33. Authorization for petty cash checking account. 34. Approval of official depositories. 35. Appointment of uh 2526 appointment
of board officials. 36. Uh designation of official newspaper. 37. Uh approve 2526 public information public records act fee schedule. 38. Approve school funds investor for
2526. 39. approved uniform minimum chart of accounts. 40 uh 2526 appointment of representative to county educational services commission. 41 should say 2526 resolution
authorizing the procurement of goods and services through state contract. I'll make that change in the minutes. Um 42 2526 authorization to purchase. 43 approval uh approve renewal with systems
3000 for 2526 for accounting payroll and personnel software. 44 transfer of unexpended appropriations and/or excess revenue to the capital reserve. 45. Approve the transfer of 2425 surplus to emergency reserve. 46.
Approve the transfer of 2425 surplus to the capital reserve. 47. Insurance renewal premium rates for 2526. 48. Revision is renewal of food service management company Witson's.
49. Approve cancellation of scale outdated checks. Can I get a motion please? Question 32 and um 42.
What was the other one? I'm sorry. 32 and 42. We need to do that 42. When we had that guy that wasn't a qualified purching agent and you're hiring her under 32, I don't think you need this 42 anymore.
Okay. I'll use that. If you know me, you know, I'm 42 used to be in there for when that we had that other guy. I don't remember his name, but um he wasn't a QPA. Okay. Thank you. Okay. I'm sorry. I didn't get
a motion. I should have called when I read I'll make a motion. Okay. Mr. K, you made a motion. Anybody second it? I'll second it. Thank you. Uh any questions? Yeah, I have some questions, Mr. President. Uh for number 10 is is
that supposed to be 25 26 school year cuz it says home instruction. Is that for the summer? Okay, that's I just want to double check. Um number 38. So it says business administrator andor board secretary. Is it just like uh technically kind of go
back and forth on that? And or board secretary. So in this case it would be business administrator. Okay, that was good. Ryan question number 36. I'm hoping this is the last
year we have to do that since there's been something trending to try to to stop that. We've been well ahead of the curve on notification of board meetings by doing rooc calls for years now sending stuff to the newspapers. So hopefully this is the last time you
saw that bill. Mr. Go. I have no questions. I just have one more question. The Red Cross number 30 um 32. Um but for the the Red Cross, is that for students or is that just for teachers to get certified? No. What number is it? It's Red Cross
training. Cross training is Sorry, I said 32. It's um I did see it. I think that's for um Yeah, I think it's for I thought it didn't fall under CLE. We we trained
them already. Yeah. Thank you. Oh, you know what? Patty probably Lincoln did put it in because when I think it only comes under the renewal. Um when we do purchase the cards for the kids to get
that to get the cards, we do have to have an agreement with the the Red Cross. So when the kids go through the training, we purchase their actual like license card for them. Um so I believe that that is what that is for. Thank
you. And the reason why this agenda is so long, if you look at everything, is the majority of them are renewals that we have to do every July one. So everyone, Mike and I don't like reading 50 something items each, but it's only this month hopefully. Just quick question on number 13. That's a gentleman that's going to be on the
sidelines and everything. Mr. Gentleman. Okay, that's it. Thank you. Roll calls, M. Kelly. Yes, Mr. Mask. Yes. However, recuse myself on 35
E. Yes. Thank you. Mr. Ku. Yes. Mr. Cook. Yes. Mr. Hoff. Yes. Mr. R. Yes. School business administrator board secretary addendum. Superintendent
schools recommends positive action on the following items. Uh BS1 approved submission and acceptance of the building responsive construct data guided eval bridge grant. DS2 approval of proposal for professional services for the new pickle
hole courts at Kingsburg High School. And DS3 approval of the contract for food service line improvements at Kingsburg High School. Please get a motion. a second quote on the um the extra
second quote. Yeah, it's over the quote threshold, but it's not in the Yeah, there are I'll make the motion. Yeah. Did you want to second it? I'll make a motion. He'll second. Kent's
motion. I'll second. Any questions? I just had a question on the bowl court, which I know is a growing growing trend. Uh where would it be located? The old tennis court. So, what this is for is that um the cost for to do we had
initially wanted I think the quote the initial quote was for five courts or something and the amount that we got in the grant is nowhere close to covering what that would cost. So, we need a new whole plan for um a lesser court, but it still I think what was the minimum? They
said they needed three courts to like be part of you need three courts. So, we were going for three courts now. So, we had to downsize a little, but still I was just that's my question is is this coming from taxpayer dollars? Is this the we already have a pickle ball? That's
localation grant. That's local oration grant. The town's putting in pickle ball courts now. Yes, we're going to be the pickle ball court at the capital. This is paid for through a grant. Recreation. So, since through a grant, we don't care. So, then why didn't we tell the
town? Maybe they wouldn't. Maybe they're We had no idea the town was dealing at the time. She didn't know. Only we had the same attorneys. Okay. Any other questions? I put questions. Thank you. Thank you.
really quick though just um this is good stuff like all all of these things here are like three that's why we put them on addendum because we need to have addendum items but these three are things we're very excited about so just to the um when the BS3 I don't know how long it's been since anyone's been in
the Kingsburg High School um cafeteria but it's been pretty much the same since like 1970 this is like a complete overhaul of the entire Kingsburg high school cafeteria and it's going to be like so much more serviceable there's there's a coffee bar. Like it's so much more up todate and that's like a huge
one we're very excited about. So Mr. Dawson is going to be rolling over and then I just have a quick question. Uh we had talked about the pickle courts. They may not be accessible to the public because of insurance reasons.
All right. Thank you. Miss Calahar. Yes. Mr. Macowski. Yes. Mr. Kitchen. Yes. Mr. Cook. Yes. Mr. Hoff. Yes. Mr.
Ryan. Yeah. All right. We'll now open the meeting for public comments and questions relating to additional concerns. State your name. First, I'd like to apologize. Can you hear me? No. I apologize for my voice.
Um, just happened to get as soon as I decided to retire. So, I promise it's only like three and a half minutes. So, bear with me. What was your name? Justine in. It's hard to believe that it was almost
26 years ago that my name was first mentioned at a meeting just like this. Back in the summer of 1999, I was looking for a change. And to be completely honest, as a pregnant woman, I was looking for a teaching position closer to home. The Kingsburg School
District gave me that opportunity. And tonight, I stand to sincerely thank you for that. Not just job, sorry, but for the journey that followed. Though I have never officially lived in
Kingsburg, I have always been here. As a child, every summer weekend was spent with my grandparents at their bungalow on Oak Street. I can still remember walking down Car Avenue with them after Sunday's supper, heading for just one
ride at the boardwalk and an ice cream cone. As a teenager, I was friends with the family from town. Janice Joyce Palmer and I were the same age, and when hanging out with them, I often found myself surrounded by the kids from Kingsburg High School.
So when I saw the Keesburg ad for a special education teacher in the newspaper, do we remember those ads in the newspaper? The wine ads in the Sunday paper. It felt natural like life had been quietly guiding me here all along.
Lucky for me, I got the job. I can still picture that first time walking into the front office of the high school. I can still see the wooden gate that separated the main office from the administrative area. and meeting the administrative assistants Phil Schultz and Kirk Greco
for the first time. Both so very professional yet so warm and welcoming. That was the moment my Kingsburg career truly began. And I couldn't have imagined how meaningful it would all become. To the board of education, past and
present, thank you for your dedication to this district, to the students, the staff, and the community. Your work is often behind the scenes and often unappreciated, but please know it matters. It has mattered to me.
Over the years, there were decisions various boards have made that I wholly supported. A few I didn't fully understand, and yes, at least one made two different times that I will always disagree with. But what I know for sure
is that every decision made was with the hope of doing what was best for the students of this community. And I respect that deeply. Over the years, I've been truly lucky to work alongside so many incredible people, too many to name really. But
there are some who are no longer with us, whose influence, mentorship, and friendship helped shape me into the educator and person I am today. I would like to take a moment to remember them. Pat Antonucci,
Dave Billings, Karen Bruno, Burgess, Ray Coleman, Janette Grogan, Frank Cool, Dgo Canol, and Sue Pepperstein. They remain in my heart, as do all of
you who have been part of my Kingsburg story. It has truly been an honor and a privilege to be part of this school's district's family. Though I may be retiring from my position, Kingsburg will always be a
part of me. Thank you from the bottom. Sorry. Thank you. All right. Anybody else? Seeing that there's no one else, uh, we move old and new communications from the board member, we'll start on this side.
Mr. Cook, thank you, Mr. President. First of all, thank you very much for that very warm and welcoming speech. It is truly nice to hear that Kingsburg has impacted you as I'm sure you have impacted it. So, thank you for those that very very lovely message and and
please enjoy your retirement. Um, on another point, I'd like to uh definitely congratulate all of the seniors, all the graduates, the clapouts, uh the administrators, the principles, the teachers, every facility member here in Kingsburg. It was truly a monumentous
year. Uh really great work on all of you. I mean, I I had the privilege and I know a lot of our other board members got to come out and it was fantastic. Um, even with the doom and gloom weather that we were supposed to get. Um, another point uh I just want to also add
is uh Mr. Bennett, you've been here for quite a couple of years and it's nice to see that you're sticking around and uh I know your impact to school district is unmatched. So, thank you. Thank you. And uh that was all. Have a safe and happy summer.
Thank you. Okay, miss. Well, your tears are my tears. Okay. and you've been the light of our district through the years and generation, the love that you've given to our community in our kids. You were part of Kingsburg and you'll always be there,
okay? And you're someone that we'll never forget and we appreciate and you're always in our kids' hearts because they speak so highly of you as well as our staff. So, I'd like to say thank you. Don't forget us. Come back. You'll be a substitute.
But again, your years of service are greatly appreciated. Thank you. And on a different note, I'd like to say, you know what? We had a great school year, okay? And through trials and tribulations, right? We made it. We did a great job. The graduations were phenomenal. Okay? The turnouts, the
families, the speeches, the kids, everyone had a good time. Okay? I've never seen so much excitement. I mean, the kids did it right. We had a lot of success stories and you know we had a great great great great great
barbecue. I've never seen such a thing. When I saw that video I'm like wow where were those activities when we were in school right? They probably didn't have but you know your wish. So I mean we're becoming creative. We're engaging kids. And you know what? Each year we're getting better at what we do. And that's
a testament to our superintendent, our administration, our educators, our security, our maintenance. I mean, our kitchen help. I don't know if I forgot anybody else. And if I do, I apologize. But it does take a team to do all that
everyone does. And thank you so much. We all appreciate it. Mr. Cook Mr. Kitchen. Mr. Kitchen. I just want to say thank you. Congratulations, Mrs. made me sad to hear you bring up so many names like Mr. Billings, Mr. Cool, you know, thank you for all you did for
Kingsburg students, friends of mine, you know, everybody always felt comfortable going to you. Congratulations on your retirement. Thank you for coming here. Thank you for your kind words. Congratulations to all our recent graduates. Thank you. That's it. Well, you brought me back to my
childhood. Um, lot I want to congratulate you on your retirement and it's probably much needed. Again, like everyone else said, you should come back if you feel the need to substitute. Um, I'll be around.
And to the graduates, I want to congratulate everyone both from Boulder and the high school. Unfortunately, I was not able to make the high school graduation. Uh, but I did make Buler and it was nice to see, you know, the the kids and their listen to their speeches
and I hope to have a better year next year um like we did this year. Just shortly, Miss Thank you for coming back and and speaking to us. I really appreciate you coming to the meeting. It's been I think it's been 10 years since we first met on the the football field at one of the events. You brought
me down by saying, "Who are you?" So, So, I had to introduce myself to you. Um, but thank you for all that you've done. I I didn't have the pleasure of going to school here, but I've been around for for quite some time. Um, but it is great to see the impact that you had on our kids. Talking about coming back and seeing our kids, not just here.
I hope you have the experience of going to the amusement park during the summer, seeing the kids that work at the high school's eyes light up when they see you outside the classroom and realize um that you're not just a teacher, but here in person, and that, you know, the impact that you made on them, they'll remember you as they go through life. Um, I also want to thank all the retirees, the teachers, everybody that's
here for all their years of service. Um, again, making a great impact on their children. Just the graduations are great. Um, as M. Brand mentioned, you know, senior class barbecue. Um, I think I can call her out, but Mrs. Leak did an amazing job as a senior adviser this year. That barbecue was put on a lot by
what she did with being able to raise funds with those with those seniors and students at a lot, but then all the planning that went into getting all those rides, making sure that she had the event. Um, as Mr. mentioned, I think they had some of the same problems with will we won't we with the weather that you know the weather's not going to cooperate is going to cooperate. So, um
to have all those events was amazing. Um and just you know the graduations were were really great. I like seeing all the the students come up. The speeches were amazing. Um and just everybody will enjoy some I I have a question though. I raised
this once before and I I um on these absences that when people are out we keep the running tally if they're on leave do we put down leave no it it it's cumulative so it would so
like these people that are 25 27 28 sick they're usually on a medical or right I had once suggested maybe we put lead down so that we know that the board's active on it and then you don't have wonder um you know because they're if
they're sick that's the only thing that because it looks like well they're really sickly but if they're really on leave then that's has nothing to do with them. Yeah, that's all there uh I just want to introduce I'm not sure if anyone um knows Frank Sner who is
standing here. We just approved him tonight to be a math teacher um at the high school. And Frank is one of our um 360s. He just graduated actually with my son Shane. So uh he's a recent Kingsburg graduate and he's coming back to teach. Thank you everyone for congratulations.
And Justine, thank you for everything. And you guys, she got an ice cream truck for all the staff the last day. Like she, you know, goes above and beyond not just for students, but for staff and for everybody. And you'll be so missed. So I don't want to get emotional because again you and I first met when I was a
substitute here and our conversations of how you know again with my background and your background how kids we can meet in the middle but uh and then you mentioned some names from my past as well. Mrs. Ryan um there are some of the teachers that believed in me when I didn't believe in myself. So thank you
for everything you've done for us again. Uh we know some people if you ever want to come back and sell. Okay. Um the butterfield and the award ceremonies, all the team that put the butterfield together when you came through that door. I it did look like a school for a couple hours and the kids
did had an amazing time. I believe we had bubble coos for dinner which was pretty amazing. Uh so the whoever is in charge of that, the whole team gets an A+ for the day. Uh the clap out was amazing. For the first one, I was actually outside and then um Mr. Cook is
like, "Well, I'm excited." It was both we're both both being amazing being being with their parents outside, seeing their kids, seeing their faces, smiling with the kid with the recognition that hey, mommy and daddy are here was amazing. To all the teachers that retired, you was a young
lady who retired from the school that she clapped at. We clocked her out. That's pretty special. Miss the graduations were amazing. I think the maintenance staff did a great job. The last call that we had to move it inside, it was a coin toss, but um for the first time ever, they said it was going to
rain at 5:00 and it did. I think it actually did. So, congratulations on the students who and the teachers who showed up and the parents. It was a truly amazing night sitting up there with my board of education members. And again, it just to me brings back memory because I I got to sit in the front row and then when I was
young, I I pictured myself coming down at, you know, 18 years old. you know, reminiscing all day long. Um, the poet's lamp was truly amazing right here in the library, too. You get the lights. Uh, these kids, they're raw emotions. It's something that, you know, you you have
to bring tissues. If you never saw one, I say when you come next year, bring tissues because some of them just put it out there all in that one little 45 seconds to a minute that they have. So, we're done with uh 24 25 school year. So, we don't look backwards. We're going
to look forward to the 25 26 school year and again we have an amazing team that makes me look good when I sit here. So I look to finish out the year on an amazing team. So everybody enjoyed their summer whatever your plans are and you sign. Thank you.
Uh with that being said, I'll take a motion to um adjourn. I'll make that motion again. Second. All in favor? All right.