ademic goals and instructional improvement committee meeting and we need a roll call mr appel here dr armstrong here mr burkin here mr castile not present miss Champagne here dr clark not present mr
harris here mr hollis not present miss Holloway Miss Mallerie here mr morris Miss Lopes Morgan here we have a quorum i understand Dr clark is stuck in that traffic on the interstate coming from New Orleans so she will be here eventually
thank you okay let's go with the Your first item is 2.1 consideration of the recognition of community partners the recommendation is to recognize um we need a motion probably so let's see we have um Miss Holloway
and Mr berken seconds and um do we have any questions Miss oh yeah that's right we have uh your introductions i'm sorry good morning this morning I'm pleased to recognize Dr philip Roseman
uh before I'd like to introduce Dr roseman I'd like to start with a few of his own words dr roseman has said "Life is not really worth living it's meaningless if you're just living it for yourself." Those are words that Dr roseman embodies day-to-day with his actions dr dr philip Roseman is a physic
is a founding physician of Willis Knight and Cardiology and has more than four decades of clinical experience as an interventional cardiologist he has a long history of leadership in roles in healthcare education and business in the community as well as in the state of Louisiana he has been honored with the
John Mishoto lifetime healthcare achievement award of the Bojer Chamber the spirit of Martin Luther King Award by the city of Shreport and the lifetime distinguished service awards of Northwest Louisiana Medical Society and the Council of a Better Louisiana he was
recognized as one of the 10 most influential leaders of North Louisiana in the new millennium by the Shreport Times he has served as the chief of staff chief of medicine chief of cardiology and a member of the board of trustees at Wallace Nighton Health Systems the largest health system in
North Louisiana he is the past chairman of the Northwest Louisiana Medical Society for his service in healthcare and education he has received the annual community service awards from the Louisiana Department of Education the Louisiana Association of Ed Educators Blue Cross Blue Shield Northwest
Louisiana United Way American Red Cross American Cancer Society American Lung Society and the Louisiana State Medical Society he has been recognized as the as the LSUS Shreport Pilot of the Year and Distinguished Alumni of the Year dr roseman is the only position elected
chairman of the board of the Greater Shreport Chamber of Commerce in its 100red-year history he has been named business leader of the year by both the Greater Shreport and Minden Chambers of Commerce and inducted into the Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame dr roseman is co-founder and past chairman
of the Alliance for Education Education's Next Horizon Magnolia School of Excellence and Blueprint Louisiana for his service in healthcare and education he has received many awards he is currently the co-chairman of better
Louisiana and the Louisiana statewide committee of 100 he is also a board member of Louisiana Policy Institute for Children lobby and PAR he currently leads a community effort to start the Louisiana Key Academy for Dyslexic Children in Shreport he strives to live
a life based on community service he is happily married to Alma Roseman for more than 48 years they have three children Laura Sarah and Mark and four grandchildren Satie Brooks Luke and Collins i asked several community
members to share their experiences with Dr roseman and they all wanted to come today and asked me to share a few words tim Magner chair our president of the Shreport Chamber of Commerce uh remarked that Dr roseman has made a generational impact on education at all levels not
just in Northwest Louisiana but across the state he has been a leader and driving force for a wide range of education reforms organizations including the K12 focus Kado Education Foundation and Alliance for Education the post-secondary streetport business alliance for higher education and early
childhood Louisiana policy institute for children he has brought his passion for education reform to business and civic organizations including the Greater Shreport Chamber of Commerce Local and State Committee of 100 Council of Better Louisiana and the list goes on and
on his visionary leadership and tireless focus on expanding educational opportunity and improving student achievement have made lasting contributions to the children of Louisiana we are grateful for his decades of service and his example of selfless civic leadership when I asked
Dr for Roseman to come today and be recognized he asked if he could honor others that's the kind of person he is that embodies his character his selfless commitment this level of community service is something you don't typically find in physicians it takes them away from their clinics and their ability to
earn it's truly selfish i think it sums his character up nicely he is a quiet thoughtful leader we're fortunate to have in our state i hope that hearing Dr roseman's body of work over his lifetime gives each of us
a moment to pause and consider our contributions to the state and how we can help better shape the world around us dr roseman our mayor was not able to come today because it's council day but he asked that I present you with this proclamation whereas Dr philip Roseman
the founding physician of Willis Knight and Cardiology who brings nearly four decades of experience to his patients has dedicated his life not only to the field of medicine but also to the advancement of his community through education leadership and service and
through his unwavering commitment to change has left a profound and lasting impact as he passionately works to implement solutions that uplift individuals families and future generations and whereas he has been happily married to Alma Roseman for more than 40 years and has three adult
children and several grandchildren and whereas his through his selfless service he has demonstrated that true leadership is rooted in action compassion and a steadfast dedication to improving the lives of other now therefore I Tom Marseno mayor of the city of Shreport do
hereby proclaim April 8th 2025 as Dr philip Roseman Day if I could for a second um those of you know who know me know I've been involved in education reform in and out of government for the past 20 years seems like every time I turned around Dr
rosman was there and that's something special in our state um for some reason so many of our even more successful folks don't have the time or desire to participate or actively help us in reform efforts and Dr roseman always did
so personally I want to thank him for what he's done and uh just say congratulations and uh think it's great that you're here and it was great that to know you for the last 20 years or so but please if you have something to say
Thank you very much god's given me a lot of opportunities through my life hello okay i've uh thank you for the kind words i appreciate the recognition um but the recognition to me really doesn't
belong to me i don't think I do that much it really belongs to you uh y'all do volunteer hours uh beyond uh what I could say in your work all these years in the legislature and then all of the
best board education leadership and especially teachers in the classroom across our state um my observation is Louisiana has been built on the foundation of school reform that was laid over 30 years ago um and
we continue what's been fantastic about it is we've continued the consistency of it from that time uh each Bessie board has added to it and made it greater uh and now we're having some of the results and we're seeing some of the results in the nape test and all of the things that
we're seeing as a as a state um I've interviewed I want you to know that I've interviewed a couple of hundred education leaders and teachers on a podcast that I do in Shreport and I want you to know for your work uh that
they're creating uh common purpose today they're using accountability and testing to meet the needs of individual students i'll say this in closing that I'm constantly reminded the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over
and over again and expecting a different result often times our state gets caught up in some insanities but that's not the case in education in Louisiana today i'm proud i'm proud of our state and what it's
building uh in education and I think the fruits of the labor and consistency is the reason for that uh the NAPE scores that we've seen here prove that common purpose and they're a source of pride for our state and I'm thankful to you
for it my mother had us all watch Wizard of Oz whenever it came on in the old days it used to come on in Thanksgiving every year but uh we would watch the Wizard of Oz the Wizard of Oz teaches us that we can't look for someone behind the curtain to solve our problems we
must do that for ourselves and we have the capacity to do that i'm thankful for what y'all are doing uh and what the people in this room are doing for our kids and our in our state and I look forward to even greater improvements
over time thank you very much dr roseman don't don't run off yet mr chair if I may have a Sure yeah um I just wanted to while he's beta kids look at this guy so this is this is we're going to
recognize these Beta students in a moment and that's worthy of recognition today and I hope that Beta students you get something from that you deserve it but I think possibly the most important thing that you're going to see today is this man right in front of you here today uh I have known Dr roseman and worked with Dr roseman for two decades
uh and I think what you see before him today is what is possible for all of you uh a man that has pursued um educational excellence um a man that has pursued professional excellence uh and a man
that has pursued excellence in community service and I know of of no one more worthy of receiving recognition than Dr roseman and I hope for all of you as you think about what it is that you want to be when you grow up be a Dr roseman uh
and you'll be in really good shape and your communities will be much stronger for it uh so Dr roseman thank you for all you do all your support and and let's just keep going thank you thank you on to the next okay next item your next item is 2.2
consideration of the recognition of Miss Chantel Haway the recommendation is to recognize Mr ber good morning miss Conway would you like to join me i'm excited here today being a old farm
boy myself to uh recognize Miss Shantel Haway as a third grade math and a in the classroom teacher at Lefar Elementary in Effie Louisiana never knew we had an Effie
Louisiana it's kind of like Lake Arthur she has been teaching for 29 years and has taught mostly third grade during her career she first started integrating agg in the classroom into her curriculum in 2019 and has continued at full speed
ahead ever since her mission is to sew seeds of curiosity and understanding of our food fiber and fuel systems through math and science she believes children need to know where their food comes from certainly does not
come from the grocery store so I'm glad to hear that she's doing that and how it goes from the farm to the table and being that she was a child raised on the farm it shaped who she is her most recent awards include the 2025 national
a in the classroom teacher of the year 2024 Louisiana a in the classroom teacher of the year 2024 district teacher of the year in a boils parish and 2023 perfect attendant
of Lefar Elementary teacher of the year other awards include TW 2023 and 24 perfect attendance award at Lefar Elementary teacher of the month at Lefar Elementary
several years in a row 2021 teacher of the year at Rug Elementary 2004 teacher of the year essay contest at Rug Elementary and 2004 outstanding fundraising chairman of the year at Rug
Elementary she is a graduate of Northwestern State University and with a BS in psychology and a BA in elementary education her hobbies include gardening raising chickens reading traveling and inspiring others to teach the importance
of agriculture so as an old farm boy this is really near and dear to my heart whenever I saw her awards focused in the Farm Bureau news I said "Oh we have to bring her here so we could as well award her with this." And I'd like to give you this plaque and thank you for everything
you do for [Applause] Oh really oh yeah christmas ready next item next item please your next item is 2.3 consideration of the
recognition of Beta Club honores the recommendation is to recognize Dr brumley let's get a motion first oh you want a motion mr harris moves mr beck Beckham Burkham burkham seconds beckham yes sir thank you uh Mr appel so we're
honored today to have before us a a group of exemplary students uh from across uh the state of Louisiana and across the country in fact uh that we want to recognize here today uh not for simply the work uh and the service that they have already put forth but more
importantly for the work and the service that they will put forth uh over their entire educational experience and throughout their lives uh and these are beta members uh I too uh am a a Beta member having been in both junior and senior beta back in the day and so I
know some of the opportunities that that you uh are involved with uh each and every day on your school campuses uh and and to make the presentation today uh will be Dr keith Leier who of course is a member of our LDOE team as a nonpublic schools liaison but also serves as the
state council chair uh for all of Beta in Louisiana and as I sometimes refer to him Mr beta uh for the state of Louisiana uh so Dr leger make your presentation please thank you Dr brumley the National Beta Club was
founded in 1934 by Dr john Harris a professor at Walford College in Spartanber South Carolina today there are over 450,000 active members and more than 9600 clubs nationally and internationally it has become the
nation's largest independent nonprofit education-based youth organization the mission statement of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of academic achievement character service and leadership among elementary and
secondary school students in Louisiana there are over,200 Beta clubs and almost 52,000 Beta Club members this year over 22,000 students sponsors and parents attended the Louisiana Beta Club state
conventions held in the Lafayette Cinjun Dome at those conventions students participated in almost 200 unique competitions including academic tests yes students voluntarily took
tests performance arts officer campaigns quiz bowl speech creative writing engineering living literature robotics showquire and numerous creative and visual arts categories students who finished in the top five in all
categories qualify to compete at the national convention which will be held this year in Orlando the current Louisiana Beta Club officers leadership representatives and state sponsors are as follows now last year um
we had to cancel Beta Club Day at the capital there was a pretty bad storm that blew through we canceled and so this year we're not only bringing the newly elected officers but also the outgoing officers who would have been here last year and they are as follows
kaylin Thompson elementary vice president outgoing from Cars Cars Academy graham Parton elementary president outgoing Our Lady of Prompt Sucker ethan Dodie Elementary Vice
President-elect South Lo South Live Oak Elementary marshall Bilbo Elementary President-elect Homa Christian School evan Brown Junior State Secretary outgoing SJ Welsh Middle School go Colts
scarlett Gwyn Junior State Vice President SLU Lab School delaney Walker Junior State President Outgoing Homo Christian casey Dennis Junior State Secretary Elect SLU Lab
School gunnar Guy Junior State VP Elect Moss Bluff Middle riker Dugos junior state president-elect SJ Welsh Middle Colts abby Schmidt senior national leadership ambassador from Homa
of Homeschoolers elise Babin senior national leadership ambassador Homa Christian School ky Frederick senior state secretary outgoing from Everett at senior state secretary
elect from Wrath High School and Mia Paige senior VP elect Acadiana Renaissance Charter like like any good high school or college or sometime professional sports the coach means a lot and and in Beta
Club that's no different and our we have state sponsors and state sponsor elects here and uh and and they they are the uh the driving force behind the curtain here and we're so fortunate to have them uh do the work that they do voluntarily
uh Aaron March elementary state sponsor outgoing from BC Reeves Elementary christy Abear junior state sponsor Home of Christian School and DK Darnell senior state sponsor outgoing from Union Parish
High and then also joining me uh today we have members of the other members of the state council uh Mr ken Worsham who's in the crowd dr sabra Kingham and Miss Ashley
Townsen we almost have a we almost have a quorum there uh thank you Dr brumley that's my presentation hey You want to stand i'll be sit there makes me look good career
[Applause] chairman Conrad yes please miss Holloway I'd like to say something um Mr le here Mr le I'm sorry Sandy right up
here yeah please if I can have this a moment to say thank you for being here i am so proud of the Homa area and for um as many students you have but I do want to recognize Christie raise your hand christie Christie is was former is a
former student Christy is a former student of mine and I have to say I also taught her husband who is one of my favorites but today Christie you're one of my favorites so you let him know that
so when you taught Thank you Mr le you were like 12 years old when you were teaching them uh yes thought so Mr chair Mr chair Mr uh Dr leia if you could I had a comment as well uh I wanted to speak to our students
um you guys had a couple of really outstanding examples today heart surgeon state superintendent of education uh some some extremely talented people uh serving the governor working in the state department of education i just
wanted to put a plug in for engineers too so hope hope you guys will consider that career pathway as well and good luck i do second that thank you all for coming we sure appreciate it we'll just take a few seconds while everybody
clears mr le where did he go thank you because I know that you've been coordinating and chairing all of this for years so we certainly appreciate your efforts [Applause]
okay let's get back to the agenda next item please your consent agenda is ready for approval adding items 5.1 through 5.3 um so we have a motion by um Mr harris second by um who wants to second paul oh
I'm sorry by Judy yes okay do we have any discussions no hearing no discussions the item stands adopted next item your next item is on page 26 item 4.1
consideration of renewal of state certified world language immersion schools the recommendation is to approve as outlined okay um Miss Holloway moves and uh Mr harris seconds we got hands waving
all over the place so uh you want to handle this Dr no any objection no comments okay there's nobody uh from the audience wants to make any comments no all right do we have any objections to the motion then the motion stands
adopted next item your next item is on page 28 item 4.2 two consideration of the alternative education programs and alternative education schools for the 2526 school year the recommendation is to approve as outlined dr armstrong moves Mr harris
seconds do we have any input any comments anybody in the audience wish to speak to the item uh if not uh do we have any objections to the motion hearing no objections the motion passes your next item is on page 38 item 4.3
consideration of updates regarding course choice providers for the fastboard summers program the recommendation is to approve as outlined and receive the report miss Champagne moves uh to uh for the item and uh Mr
harris seconds do we have any uh the only the only comment I have uh Mr propel is that you will see here the approval of a a continuation of um and additions to uh opportunities for students to have good
uh work-based learning opportunities and earn um credentials in areas where they can get high wage jobs beyond graduation it's just part of a continuing effort to elevate um career and technical education in particular so we just
recommend their approval any uh body in the audience wish to speak to the item if not any objection to the motion the motion stands adopted next item your next item is on page 48 item 6.1 consideration of revisions to bulletin 118 statewide assessment standards and
practices regarding cell phones during testing the recommendation is to approve as a notice of intent miss Champan moves i got it right that time mr harris seconds um just uh for information uh
Senator Appel this item basically will put Louisiana's testing practices in regards to uh cell phones uh in alignment with n national best practices and just says that test will be voided um if a student has you know a cell phone with them and I think Mr lambert
uh superintendent's advisory endorsed uh this particular item any comments uh anybody in the audience wish to speak to the item if not u do we have any objections to the motion Mr burkin so would that that was not part of the
legislaturator's law that was passed last year well they they are cell phones are prohibited from being um uh on and out during the instructional day as set forth instructional day by the school system
um this just moves that during a standardized test should the student be in possession of that phone during the test because it could result in a security breach that that student's test become void any other comments hearing none any
objection i'm sorry any objection to the motion no objection the motion stands adopted next item the next item is on page 50 item 6.2 Two consideration of revisions to bulletin 741 Louisiana handbook for school administrators
regarding the freedom seal diploma endorsement the recommendation is to approve as notice of intent and then you also have backup documentation that's been distributed okay uh Mr hollis moves Dr dr armstrong
seconds do we have any discussion yes I do have some discussion uh briefly so I'm really excited about this this item uh I don't know of a state in the country that has done more work over the last few years in regards to history and civics education to try to produce
um better academic outcomes but also uh students who are prepared to be informed citizens uh understanding history understanding the civic process within their country so I'm really excited about this i I I pinned an article um
several months back talking about my belief that if a country doesn't understand history if a country doesn't understand the the civics uh that governs it um then it's a national security risk and I believe that to be true for a number of reasons uh and if
we look across the country only about 22% of students are are graduating from from schools in our country proficient in civics about 22% so less than a fourth are proficient in civics whenever they're graduating high school and so
the way in which we can elevate and improve that is making sure that we have rigorous standards uh to teach civics in our classrooms making sure that students have examples uh of what good a good citizen looks like but also elevating it through an opportunity like our our
diploma and so what we're proposing to you today is a new diploma endorsement so it would be a seal um a foil seal that would go on a student's diploma uh and the student would also be eligible to receive a red white and blue honor
cord at graduation uh with their regalia if they are scoring at that mastery level or above on their civics leap assessment uh we also understand various legislative um uh instruments are moving that could adjust this in some way we'll
we will figure this out beyond today if we have to but I think for this present moment it's really important for us to elevate civics education Louisiana uh and we can do that uh by allowing this this nice seal to go on a student's diploma and honor them with a red white
and blue honor cord should they master uh the content of civics in high school and so that's my presentation and I I recommend uh approval of this item but I also understand uh that we have uh some individuals here today that have supported us in this work uh and that
we're also thinking about this very item as students um while we were thinking of this item as an administration and so uh Mr appeal i don't know if we have public comment cards for this item that are officially um with you but I would like
to recognize members of of the student population throughout the state that if any of them would like to come forward and give remarks that they be allowed to do so please come forward and uh you can fill out a card once you're finished by the way while they're coming
forward just a question uh this is an endorsement it's not a in any way shape or form a mandate or change just for clarification public it's it's not a new diploma right uh it's not a mandate it is simply students that when they take their LEAP assessment if they master
that civics content on that test they would earn this seal that would go on their diploma and they would be eligible for the red white and blue honor cord thank you i just want to make sure the public understands this who wants to go first dr clark has a question oh I'm sorry i didn't hear so it's the same as
the community service endorsement seal okay that's nice with with the different so the seal would be similar we had a picture of the seal on the on the board on the um screen earlier um so the the seal would look as the one that you saw on your computer and then also that they would be eligible for the red white and
blue honor cord but it's the same process with the community service and that would go into the STS system that sales yes okay anybody else okay you want to start yes sir please speak to the mic keep the mic close
good morning um my name is Phoebe Fannon i'm a member of the Louisiana Legislative Youth Advisory Council um I'm a junior at Zachary High School um we're here to testify along with my fellow members um about the Freedom Seal Initiative i've been passionate about
history civics and social studies almost my whole life and I truly believe in the importance of civic education civic education has been an issue that LIAK has been working on for the past two years that I've been on this council um this year the LIAK education committee
had an idea to have a similar civic education seal and we are very very happy that we're not the only ones with this idea and that there's adult support behind this um so with that being said I'm going to turn it over to my fellow members thank you yes ma'am good morning my name is Brinkley Bennett i'm 17 years
old and I'm a high school junior here in Baton Rouge um as many of you know a healthy democracy depends on the active participation of its citizens but that participation doesn't just happen on its own it's something that we have to learn and by recognizing student proficiency in civic education the Freedom Seal is
going to encourage students like me to take initiative when it comes to learning about our rights and responsibilities in the democratic process you know in school we spend years learning math science and reading skills that are essential of course but understanding how our government works and how we can contribute to it are just
as important the Freedom Seal emphasizes something that many of us already know civic knowledge matters by taking this step this will encourage an entire generation of students to participate in our great democracy recognizing civic achievement on our diplomas shows that this work is valued and it gives
students like me a reason to be proud of not just what we know but how we'll use it to make a difference yes sir um good morning my name is Spencer Croft i'm a 16-year-old member of LA as well i'm from Lafayette High and I'm here
today to also voice my strong support of it civics isn't just a subject in school it's the foundation of how we live work and lead in our schools our communities in our country and in our state as well uh I was lucky to have a great government teacher Miss Corey who helped bring those ideas to life she got many
students including me Anne Walker interested in politics and public service by showing us how government impacts our everyday lives this seal would recognize and encourage students who take that step on their own who serve their communities and learn how government works and use their voice to make a difference by adopting this seal we're sending a
message that civic participation matters that what students do outside the classroom is just as what just as important as what they learn inside of it and uh thank you for supporting the next generation of informed active citizens hello my name is Walker Prejan i am a senior at Lafayette High School in LPSS
Parish um so as we know Louisiana just went through an amendment election just recently and I think especially among young voters there was a lot of uncertainty with this election with that it wasn't that surprising when I had went around to a bunch of my classmates and seen that I couldn't find a single one who actually voted in that election
um I go to school with around 90 to 100 possible voters um 90 90 to 100 of whom are actually 18 and could have voted in this election but I believe that there was a lack of emphasis put on uh civics in our state especially so I really appreciate Bessie's efforts to put a
little bit of a spotlight on that especially now i think the battle of political political apathy is such a long and strenuous process however I am very very sincerely appreciative of the fact that Bessie is willing to help us in fighting this so thank you for hearing our concerns and um putting a
spotlight on this issue that we feel is so important for our youth thank you uh just let me share something with you there's a famous expression which I'm going to paraphrase because I can't remember the exact words something to the effect that those who fail to understand history are doomed to repeat
it and that's not a positive thing that's a negative thing it means there's been a lot of evils in uh even in my lifetime uh and so many people of your generation and even of mine uh have no
concept of what happened in the world so therefore they can't understand the significance of what's happening today so I congratulate you all for what you're doing and u thank you very much and I think this is going to be a great effort for the state so does anybody
else have any comments yes ma'am hi everyone well first I just want to give a big shout out to my fellow members i'm also a member of the legislative youth advisory council and really our goal is civic education and to increase civic engagement and when we heard the news
that Dr brumley was proposing this we were all so excited because we had the same idea um I think this is a really important initiative i mean our generation are going to be the next future leaders the next legislators and it's so important that the youth understand the legislative process um
I'm in full support of this diploma endorsement i think it's a great incentive because after all who doesn't like an extra cord at graduation and I'm just really happy that Bessie is taking the initiative to improve civic education around thank you everyone mr berkin
oh oh you were citing her anybody else a wise politician anyway thank you all for coming very much and we have uh let's see Tommy Ber from Vermillion Parish School Board wish to speak thank you Mr belt real quick I I rise in
support of this i think this is a great thing just a point of clarification when you say 25 26 is that who is that like the kids who just took the civics tests yesterday today because they don't graduate for two years and so I don't want to go tell kids who made mastery that they don't
get it but the kids in 25 26 so if we could just clarify that in the motion like anyone who because I mean 20 you say 2526 is that the kids who take civics in 2526 it's the and Mr lambert come clean this up if
I mess this up but it is this is the new civics assessment so previously we had tested in US history so this is the new civics assessment so this would be we want to give this to anyone that we can so as soon as we have students that are available and have earned a mastery on civics they would be eligible for this
endorsement well because I'm going back to my district where they're taking civics in two days and the incentive just got a little greater to score mastery right i mean so when you say 2526 that's just a graduated or because it it is it does make a
difference in the school system so the the 2526 refers to the fact that by the time the students graduate this year we won't know whether they have scored mastery yet because those results won't be finalized until August so it if
the kid takes the assessment and then they graduate next year they will receive the endorsement yes that's what I need to know appreciate that is that it you will have it Mr chairman is that And that was Mr ber supporting this item
mr burkin is that is that part of this current motion do do we need to clarify the motion i think we're okay okay okay any other comments or questions if not uh any objection to the motion hearing none the motion stands adopted last I
think last item mhm your next item is on page 52 item 6.3 consideration of revisions to bulletin 1508 pupil appraisal handbook regarding screening and evaluation of students for special education and related services the recommendation is to approve as a notice
of intent uh Miss Champine U moves and Dr armstrong seconds yes sir so just for the purposes of of transparency on this particular item we want to share a few things that this particular item will accomplish uh one it deals with um
allowing licensed specialists in school psychology and licensed psychologists with the school specialty to serve on pupil appraisal teams um it updates a autism criteria aligning to current language and diagnostic and statistical
manuals it updates to add evaluation considerations in alignment with bulletin 1903 regarding dyslexia and much of the dyslexia work that we have done it updates school health and school nurse services allowing prescriptions from a licensed physician from any state
which was uh which reflects previous actions of this this board uh and it provides for technical edits in special education uh policy would let you know that both sack and seat the special education advisory panel have endorsed
these revisions okay any comments from the audience any questions or comments from board hearing none any objections to the adoption of the motion the motion stands adopted that concludes your agenda and I just want to cite that the clock is now
correct and this was a very short meeting for the record yeah