I'd like to call the meeting to order. >> Everybody stand. >> Uh, everyone, please stand for the flag salute. I pledge roll call. Mr. Abate >> here. >> Mr. Gio Russo is absent. Miss Pamano >> here. >> Mr. Pasamano.
>> Mr. Petranio is absent. >> Miss Russo >> here. >> Dr. Scardino is absent. Dr. Tuma >> here. >> And Mr. Valvano >> here. >> You have quum, sir. >> Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided by the following means. Annual notice was sent to the record newspaper,
township clerk, and posted in the lobby of the town hall and board office setting forthcoming schedule setting forthcoming scheduled work meetings and public meetings of the board. Uh before we begin, uh Mr. Heyman has an announcement in regards to the elections. >> All right. The terms of school trustees
Dominic6 general election on page two of the agenda. Approval of the minutes. I'd like to make a motion. >> Second. >> Oh. Um, someone needs to make a motion first.
>> You need a second. >> Second. >> Okay. >> Roll call. Mr. Bate, >> four. >> Uh, Miss Pasamano. >> Four. >> Mr. Pasamano. >> Four. Student representative report. Uh, thank you. And please bear with me. It is
freezing in here. I'm going to yell at my mom about that later. Vice uh, principal. All right, let's do this. The Student Government Association met on May 6th, planning for the start of the school year. uh next year and all the festivities around it was discussed. It's just crazy. This year is already
coming to an end. Um and I'm going to group these together different uh elections for different class uh excuse me uh club and class officers, student government association and class council elections along with FBLA uh future business leaders of America Lynhurst
chapter as well as student board representative elections are open. Uh, I just want to say that I will be rerunning for this position next year. So, just put that out there. I heard my mom just uh screamed for me. So, um, college visits. There are no college
visits scheduled for this time of year. All collegebound seniors have decided which college they will be attending. It's going to be the end of the year soon. The May issue of the Lynhurst uh, high school newspaper, The Lighthouse, was published earlier this month. I'm sorry, I did not bring copies. I forgot
to do that this time. Uh advanced placement test or AP exam makeups took place the week of May 18th. The current date for Lynhurst High School graduation is set for June 18th. I had it wrong last meeting at 10 in the morning uh due
to uh weather later in the day. It's going to be earlier this year. The spa uh Spanish 2 honors class along with several students from the AP human geography class attended a class trip to Union City today to put their Spanish speaking skills to work and to learn
more about modern Hispanic culture. These micro um and classes are winding down in LHS. Final report cards have been set out and teachers are giving their last lessons and projects of the year. I can't
believe I'm saying that. Spring sports are nearing the end of their seasons, but they're going out uh all of them with a bang. The LHS baseball team has advanced to their quarterfinal championship game against West Morris. Uh the baseball senior night recognition
ceremony took place on May 20th, uh right before that day's game. The LHS spring track team has had a lot of good things so far. We've had several members advance to the state group sectionals. This meet will take place this weekend.
Uh Jaylen Vuno Reed for the long jump, triple jump, and high hurdles. Daniel Budelov for the high jump. Omar Wida for the high jump. Uh Kathia Nuggera for the 3200 meter run. Alexis Dowski for pova. Nicolina Akono for shot putut. And the
girls 100 meter relay team consisting of Rilene Ortiz, Logan Lort, Alexis Marazan, and new member uh Jaylen Funa Reed. p.m. The girls spring track team has also broken many LHS records this season. You're going to hear a lot of
repeat names here. The girls 4x100 meter relay team broke that record. Alexis Marazanne broke the record for the girls 200 meter sprint. Kathy Nuggera broke the girls 3200 meter run record. Alexis Dumbowski broke the girls pole vault
record. and Nicolina Akono set the record for most consecutive state sectional championship titles with three consecutive titles. Pretty crazy. The LHS girls varsity spring track team also won their league championship. So, a lot of good things there. And the freshman
and sophomor uh sophomore girls track team won their freshman and sophomore championship. So, a lot of good things on the uh spring track girls side. The LHS boys volleyball team won the first round of their state sectional championships. They have advanced. The girls flag football season has come to
an end. And I just find that flag football program really good. It's just another way to get people out there. Um and then some sports administration recognitions. Our athletic director, Mr. Ratigan, was recognized as the NJIC athletic director of the year. And LHS
boys back basketball coach Mr. Mosca was recognized as the NJIC coach of the year going back all the way to that crazy game uh back here in Lhurst with that Johnny Tonami crazy shot crazy thing. Uh fall sport interest meetings for next school year are being held this May. And
I would also just like to note, we've talked about it in past board meetings. Uh the fieldhouse and the locker rooms in the high school are getting redone and I'm seeing a lot. The fieldhouse is pretty much entirely gutted of all the um weights and everything. So, I'm happy to see the all the renovations going on
there. Performing arts, the LH Corral performed for the Lynhurst AARP Association at their meeting this day. The LHS Jazz Band and the newly added Friends performed at the annual LHS Spring Park performance on May 21st.
The jazz band performed like always, but other ensembles joined them for the first time. A percussion and mariachi ensemble along with several duets was included in this program this year. Several LHS students were nominated for Bergen Performing Arts Center and
Metropolitan High School Theater Awards for the 2026 LHS production of Into the Woods. So, they'll be attending uh those events uh later this month and I think going into next month maybe. The 2026 Memorial Day parade, as you probably know, was cancelled due to inclement
weather. So the LHS marching band and color guard were not able to perform. Select LHS students still performed at the indoor ceremony at the Lynhurst Senior Center. However, juniors Adriana Moragi Moraglia and Allison Vasquez
performed the taps roll call and senior Timothy Rivera and myself sustained a drum roll under the readings of the names of fallen American soldiers. The LHS Corral also performed several songs at the ceremony. The annual Star Quest
talent competition directed by LMS teacher Mr. Darius Hughes took place on Friday, May 22nd here in the LMS auditorium. And then um we have the seal of biiteracy students and uh finals places for FBLA uh future business leaders of America here tonight to be
recognized. And that is my report. Thank you. Mr. Pasamano wants me three just a little bit above three pages. So, I apologize, Mr. Pacamano. I'll do better next time. >> Thank you so much. Uh uh Mr. Brandon,
that was a great report. I guess you're practicing to be up here with us full time. >> Really good. He always does a great job. Um, state monitor report. Thank you. >> Um uh I would like to read the uh board
president's report. Uh Dr. Scardinos cannot be here today, but uh he left me a little something to read to everybody. Uh he said, "Good evening everyone. I'm sorry I cannot be with you tonight as I'm currently in Ireland with students on a faculty-led academic program. Please know I'm with you in spirit for
this special evening. Congratulations to all of tonight's honores whether through all state choir FBLA the seal of biiteracy or leadership recognition. Your accomplishments reflect tremendous hard work, discipline and commitment. I especially want to congratulate Nicholas
Brennan. Uh on a special recognition, Nichol Nicholas, this is an outstanding achievement and we are proud to see your leadership continue to grow. I want to second that. You've been doing a great job all year. Uh finally, thank you to
our teachers, staff, and families. Thank you to our teachers, staff, and families for the support and guidance you So, one of these will work. >> I'll um I'll say a portion of my report. Please know we we have budgeted and are redoing the sound system in the middle
school auditorium next year. So, that's >> so it will not only help these meetings, but it will also help our district performances. Our our students do a phenomenal job with the musicals, the plays, and everything that we do in this facility. And so we have again invested
and this summer the sound system is going to be completely redone for next school year. So I'll give that plug now. >> Just project. >> Finally, thank you to our teachers, staff, and families for the support and guidance you provide every day. Our new
assessment numbers are a tribute to your dedication and hard work, and we are incredibly proud of all of you. Congratulations again to everyone and enjoy this well-deserved celebration. That was Dr. Scardino. Uh I just had a quick thing to add to that pretty much, you know, just saying what he said that I was so happy when I heard that our
Liners High School, we got a summitive score of 79.28 out of 100 from the state. This shows that the district has worked very hard these past few years. I know that's something that was very important to me, but I'm sure all board members were very happy when we heard that. Uh Liners has even outperformed
many of our neighbors. That was great news and I love it and we're going to keep up the hard work. Thank you. Uh, okay. I have a recognition to read for Nicholas Brennan. Uh, recognition of student board representative Nicholas Brennan. Nicholas Brennan served as the
student representative to the Liners Board of Education during the 2526 school year. The following resolution will be incorporated into the meeting minutes to express the board's appreciation for Nicholas's service. Whereas Nicholas Breen served as the student representative to the Liners
Board of Education during the the 2020 2025 20226 school year and whereas in this role he represented the student perspective and provided the board with insight into student experiences, school events and matters of importance to the
high school community. And whereas Nicholas was diligent and conscientious in attending board education meetings throughout the school year. And whereas he conducted himself with poise, maturity, and professionalism while listening attentively to discussions regarding the governance and operation
of the school district. And whereas Nicholas has distinguished himself through his academic achievement, leadership, school involvement, and service to others, including his recognition in the top 10% of the class of 2025 2026, participation in the LHS
academic competition team, membership in the LHS honors club, receipt of distinguished honors honors for five marking periods during the 2025 2026 school year, selection as a Hugh O'Brien Youth State Leadership Ambassador, recognition mission as a LHS FBA intro
into public speaking top 10 finalist in 2025 and first place recipient in 2026 service as a LHS tech club volunteer nomination by Bergen Pack for the best actor and featured role for his performance in as Cinderella's father in
Into the Woods participation in LHS varsity cross country where he received the fall 2025 MVP group awards and most improved award volunteer service and special angels and leadership as student council president for the class of 2028
during his freshman and sophomore years. And now therefore be it resolved that in the Liner Board of Education hereby expresses its sincere gratitude and appreciation to Nicholas Brennan for his dedicated service as student representative to the board of education his commitment to representing the
student body and his contributions to the Liner school community. And be it further resolved that the board extend its best wishes to Nicholas for continued success in all future endeavors. >> Thank you. Thank you. Hold on.
Thank you again. Uh, superintendence report. Thank you, Mr. Velvano. Um, as noted, the um the state annually puts out school performance reports. Um, and they're typically a year or two behind.
This report was for uh the school year 23 24 but as indicated um you know the report goes out but this year our high school particularly outperformed what we have in the past. This year, our ranking was
better than we've had really historically ever in this district and to the point of without obviously pointing to anyone specifically, we've outshined a lot of our surrounding towns and even towns in upper Bergen County. And so, it really truly is a testament
to all of the hard work of our students and our faculty. And I think it's it's it's telling that this news came out um last week on the heels of this meeting where we're recognizing so many phenomenal students seal of bi literacy
FBLA um our students are doing so well um not just in the state but nationally last meeting we recognized our our paper and um other awards that we've received. So, it truly just really showcases the hard work of so many. And um we're going
to be putting out I like to put out a newsletter several times a year. Um we're going to put a newsletter out at the end uh well, I should say in the middle of June, right before school lets out. I plan to have this showcased on the front page of the newsletter. There'll be information there of where
you could go to to get the exact scores and to see how we compared to others throughout the state and Bergen County. But this is a a really a tremendous feat and really um it's really due to our students right look at how many students are here getting recognized tonight without their hard work and their
performance a lot of the scores are based on our graduation rate how many students are taking AP courses how many students are graduating with the seal of bi literacy um there's a lot of indicators that go into that ranking it's something that this district really should be very proud of so um I commend
all the students I commend your families you know for supporting our students because really um that's where it all starts is in you know in the home. So thank you. Um with that I'd also just like to give some district updates. Um Nick mentioned a couple but um um you
know the board is very happy to report that we're doing several capital projects throughout the district um that have already started and we're going to progress through the summer. Um there's major things uh you know obviously the high school um you right is the cornerstone of our district and that's
what our students are are working towards and um we really need to upgrade some areas of the high school to be up to to par and up to standard. So currently right now we're renovating the boys and the girls locker room. They've been completely gutted um uh down to the
studs in some areas and the bathroom areas so that we can upgrade all of those facilities. Um, in addition to, um, like Mr. Brennan said, the fieldhouse is getting a complete renovation, all new weight equipment, um, fresh paint. We're doing a, um, an
epoxy floor as you enter that facility, and that's going to be gorgeous as well. Um, the high school's also getting a major renovation that you're not going to see. The high school is getting all brand new boilers. That project was over $2 million. The boilers have not been
touched in the high school in I don't know how many years. They needed to be removed. Um it's an extensive project. We needed to start immediately after the winter season. They've already been removed and we're in the process now of reworking all the pipes, redoing the sprinkler system so that we have heat up
and running for the state deadline of October 15th. Again, huge project, big dollars tied to it, but many of you are not ever going to even know that that project took place. But um after doing the high school boilers um this summer,
completing the project, every single boiler in this district over the past five years has been replaced. So this board has really made a commitment to the infrastructure of this district, aside from a lot of roofing projects as well. So um I'm really happy to report that from an infrastructure point of
view, the district is also in a phenomenal place. Um aside from the high school, we're doing projects at Roosevelt School. There's a chainlick fence in front of Roosevelt School and there's a um some sloping property there. We're removing that fence. We're putting up a small retaining wall to
sort of beautify the front of that building. Jefferson Schools getting their gym redone. It's getting reanded, repainted, all new wall pads. Um that facility is really used by the community all the time for wreck games and such.
So, we felt um that space could use some updating as well as at some point through this year into next year, Jefferson School is the only school left in the district that hasn't receive new windows. So, they're going to get new windows as well. Um aside from that, um
the district has been committed to updating furniture throughout the district. So, um so far we've done kindergarten and second grade. This summer we're going to do first grade. So, all of our K2 facilities are going to have brand new furniture, every single classroom, brand new desks, brand
new chairs, um brand new teacher desk, and so on and so forth, and some uh guided reading tables in those spaces. After we do first grade this summer, like I said, all K2 buildings will then have received all brand new furniture. Um I know I've been in the district for
15 years and um some of the desks are pretty old and and and tattered. Um I'm sure we have students that sitting in desks that their parents sat in and so um you know that's obviously not acceptable. So um at this point after this summer we'll have all K2 buildings
done and then next summer we're just going to keep adding a grade level. We'll do four, five, and and uh third grade at Roosevelt has new furniture because they had an addition. We'll do Jefferson's third grade. Then we'll do the entire fourth grade, the entire fifth grade. So over the next three
years, that means every single classroom K5 will have new furniture. And at the same time, we're picking and choosing classrooms in the high school to do as well so that we have a a two-pronged approach. And then, as I mentioned, we are updating the sound system here in
the auditorium. um you know, not just for these meetings, but obviously we have um some of the best performances in the state and the county that happen here as well as um shows and such as um I should say concerts for our band. And so um the board thought it was important
to make an investment back into the auditorium, all new sound system um and mics. Um so we're excited about that as well. And then of course um the main reason we're here you know for us as the board the highlight of our evening is to
always recognize our students um you know that is again what is the foundation of our district. So tonight we're honoring um the seal of bi literacy students and our FBLA students and again uh thank you uh to our students for your for your work. really
our ranking is really a direct a direct result of what you do on a daily basis and the effort that you I know you put in at home studying. You could not have a achieve some of the things you're being recognized tonight without your hard work and dedication. And then of
course our wonderful faculty members that help and assist our students. And so um tonight is definitely a celebration for our students for the seal of biiteracy. But it's also a bit of a sad note for us because Maria Rojas who's led the seal of biiteracy for many
years and really a few years ago we were recognized by the state of New Jersey for having some of the the the most amount of students in a district to get the seal of biiteracy and we're a very small building and I have to say Mrs. Rojos really put this program on the map
and has worked extremely hard to build it to what has become. And look at all the students sitting here tonight receiving this award. So, Mrs. Roas, you're retiring this year. We're going to miss you. I know your students love you. And um um it's an honor to bring Mrs. Rohouse up here tonight to give her
last seal of beritacy award. So, thank you, Mrs. Rojas. No, I'm good. Okay. test. >> There you go. >> No, she's >> okay. They won't.
>> Well, it's okay. Wonderful. Many times at home, it's about 70 opportunities. Yeah. >> Yeah. I'll help her.
>> Congratulations. >> Next one. Next week. Next is Next up, Jared Spanish. Nora is Spanish.
107 Spanish. Grandma. Grandma. >> Yeah. Thank you. She'll get her tomorrow. Thank you. Okay.
>> Well, you're in charge of sports. really important to everybody. See Good. Thank you. Sophia, come You hear me? Alexa,
Spanish. Juliana Julu and Thank you. Lucas Spanish. What do you plan? William, Alexandra,
Spanish. I can't Spanish. Noah. Jeremy Spanish, Michael. Next, Monica. One more. And Adrienne.
Rabia earns two Spanish and French. So proud of He was like, "What? I'm gonna do this. One closer. We have Albanian represent Emily Spanish.
Lorenzo You know How quiet? Bomb so much. Albanian Spanish. Thank you. And finally, I have to commend. You have no idea how
many times I founded this poor man. Steal all of my litacy. I need the was running. He was my guy. Always there to help out. So because of him, we have all these Thank you. We're going to
have a woman. Huh? Huh? >> Is this on? >> FBLA students, if you can just make your way over onto this side. All my FBA kids, if you can make your your way over here, that would be great.
>> Thank you for >> if our students could just just hold on. Can we just let um Miss Sllo give our FBLA awards there? There's not as many. This way, everyone can hear the students after we give the awards. If you want to leave, by all means, that's when we shift to board business. But if everyone
could just be seated so that we could give these awards and then we'll transition. And I promise I'll give you a moment to uh to step out if you so choose. Thank you. Guys, I'm going to be quick. So, if you could just sit. I We're not going to be
that long. Let me do a quick. Okay. All right. Perfect. I'll give a quick intro. They all went >> Okay. Hi, my name is Miss Sllo. I am the FBA adviser with Mr. Spence, who couldn't be here today. Um, thank you
all for coming. Uh, I always love getting to see my students parents. Um, and it's a great time to recognize our students. I just want to quickly tell everyone what FBLA is. Uh, FBA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. And one of the things that I take so
much pride in, other than being their adviser, is that they really have to take a lot of time outside of the classroom to work on these things. So really quickly, they pick a topic that they want to compete in. A lot of them don't even know what that competition looks like because obviously we have a
lot of seniors, but we also try to recruit freshman and sophomores to participate as well. So they create this presentation. Most of the time is it it's a PowerPoint. They have to memorize the PowerPoint. They have to create something that's going to really set them apart from the rest of the schools.
And to Mr. D Corso's um to add to what he said today about our school's rating, we go against big schools like 5,000 kids and then we go against schools that are comparable to us in size. However, we win a lot and I have to say it really
is to the better. It it is an attestment of the kids. They really really put forth such an effort. Um they work really hard. I also tell them that I want I mean obviously who doesn't want to win but I want our school to be
recognized for the hard work that we do and we are a very small school and a lot of these schools have classes that will do digital design with them the whole entire year or I don't know pick a topic there's a million our school has some of those classes but we also don't and we
excel in the ones that we have and the ones that we don't have so I'm really proud of them um In a couple of weeks, I will be taking and Mr. Spence will be taking uh 10 of them to Texas. We're going to San Antonio, Texas for the national convention. I'm really excited.
Uh Texas is a great um venue. Our It's very easy to keep the kids entertained and there's a lot of historical things for them to do. So, I'm very excited. And I'm more excited because now they get to compete. The top 10 of New Jersey gets to compete against the top 10 of
all the states in the country. So for our little school to be at to have so many kids at something like that is a really is very notable and you should be very proud of your children because I'm very proud of my students and I'm super proud of our school um for such a small
school. We really we really are shining in our FBA competition. So I'm going to call some of the kids up. First I'm going to start off with um FBLA has has nominations, right? So, we obviously as a school bring staff members with us and
we have a volunteer of the year. Um, and that certificate goes to Miss Bernardet Montillo. She not only was an FBLA mom, but she also is always willing to volunteer, always willing to help. So, we nominated her and then the FBA committee looks through our nominations
and she was one of the ones that was honored. So, we're happy to have her. Uh, another recognition that I would like to um to bring to your attention. Thank you so much to bring to your attention is we also put in for um for
the national anthem and you I like to submit every year because we have a lot of talent. This year one of our students was selected. This is not the first year because we also had one of our alumni student Brendan who is here today saying but this year we had Alexa Longo. Come
up, Alexa. Alexa did such a great job. If you've ever heard Alexa sing, you know that she's so incredibly talented, but it was so prideful to have her on the stage singing our national anthem in representation of our school. Alexa, great job. Thank you. Yes, of course. I
would love to give you a hug. Thank you. Okay. Um, next we have um Deborah Ombal. I hope I said it right. They're not Um, I just call her Debbie O. So, um, FBLA
also allows us to put in first scholarship. Debbie was the recipient of our, uh, of our scholarship. Debbie is so deserving. She's also on our executive board. She helps me immensely. Um, and
she is very deserving of this scholarship. Congratulations, Debbie. Okay, next we um also submit for officer awards. And now like just because I submit it doesn't mean that we're going to get it. So there were probably 15 kids up against Debbie. She was one of
the scholarship recipients. Same as all of the other awards that I'm going to talk about. Uh Nicolina Ayakono, please come up as the gold officer. We can also call Casia up and then I'll talk about them. You want it again? >> No, go ahead. Yeah, we'll go. I was
um Nicolina um was nominated for gold officer. It's really somebody the name gold officer an officer who really shines. Nicolina is always willing to step forward. I only have to ask her one time. She's always willing to help and she loves being part of the team and
that is why we nominated for her her for gold officer. Thank you so much for all of your help. Thank you. Oh, I'm gonna miss you. Uh next we have Casiah Boyd. um she earned distinguished member of the month. So every month I nominate one
of our students and then I have to write a paragraph about why they were worthy of the nomination and then they pick of all the 12 well 10 students that I nominated they pick a standout and it doesn't happen to every school. Just so happened that Casayiah was selected for
our school. Again always willing to help. I only have to ask I I send a message in our group chat and I'm like, "Hey guys, I need help making a flyer. I need help." And there's always one of them that will say, "Oh, of course I'll help you." So Casayiah in many a time
has helped, but she was really a distinguished volunteer of the year. So that's what she was selected as. Okay. So these are um outstanding awards. I just want to congratulate these three specifically because they're our se part of our senior class. Um
there's going to be another student that comes up as well, part of them. Um my seniors really are such an incredible help and these guys happen to be also uh FBLA that have been participating for a very long time. So thank you girls. I appreciate it. Uh next we're going to
move to the awards for competitors. Okay. So, the way it works really fast is there's 3,000 kids at this competition from all schools in New Jersey. Technical schools, private schools, public schools, charter schools, everybody participates. Votech,
everybody. Anybody who wants to send a participant can. So, um, then from everybody's participants, there's probably like 300 kids in a group. Then they dwindle it down to a 100, and then they dwindle it down to the top 10. So these students that I'm calling today
in the top 10 of the event. So Jason Mangru and Stephanie uh Diivera uh we'd like to recognize them for top 10 in banking and financial systems. Yeah guys stay up here. Okay. Okay. Uh next
we'd like to congratulate Maria Alexis and for their participation in uh data analysis. Come on up girls. Guys, extra special clap for them. They're freshman and they placed. So that's a really big deal.
This is their first time ever. Congratulations, girls. Okay. Um I don't think they're here. Nope, they're not here. Okay. Uh next, I'd like congratulate um Anna I am always saying it wrong. Mosa
Shavei. Yeah. Did I get it right? Here we go. Sorry. Um sorry. Hold on. Anna, stay here. Um Anna is also a a freshman and she was placed in the top 10 in intro to business communication. Go ahead. Go ahead. Stay. Um
next we have Alexandra Lorenzo. Please come on up. Um I just want to talk a little bit about Lexi. She is on our executive board. She's a senior. She's been doing FBLA for a very well her whole high school career. Um she was um
at a fencing uh competition. She came ready. She took her test. She did great and she placed in the top 10. Lexi really is just when you you see Lexi, you're like, "Oh my god, she's so great." No, she really is so great. So, thank you, Lexi. Congratulations. Also,
one of our seniors. Okay. Uh, Nicholas Brennan, Intro to Public Speaking. Come on up, Nick. You can show off your fancy. Come. Um, so now the next group of kids that I'm going to call up to add to this group.
They are placing in the top five. So now those kids have a chance to go to Texas. So when you're placed in the top five, you get to go to Texas. Oh, four. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Four. Sorry. Sorry. Top four. So how dare I? Right. Top four. Stay. Okay. So, Nicholas, um, you
have to go before the judge. You say your speech that he memorized. Guys, these guys are practicing. It's 1:00 a.m. They're pacing, practicing their speech. Come. You know that volunteer of the year? She's outside in the hallway listening to the speech in the hotel, right? We're practicing and practicing.
1:00 a.m. practicing. Goes in, says, "Um, I think that the time was wrong. I don't think I did great." I said, "Okay, Nick. It's okay. Everything will work itself out." first place. >> Good job, Nick. Okay, stay. The next group I'd like to
call is um Nicholas Rizzo, who couldn't be here today, Aria McGalli, and Christina Mazeski. Come on up. These guys placed for um sales presentation. Congratulations. Okay, these guys, this is our second
time in the top three. So I'm very very hopeful that we will be in the top two in nationals. No, there is no bigger competitors than these and and their third competitor. They are they go in every time ex wanting to win. So I'm I'm
confident they're going to win at nationals. Um next we have Alan Frius, Taylor Pagio, and Nicole Marik. Come on up. They are second place for event
planning. Come on up, guys. Um, I have to tell this story because I'm a woman of my word. So, when Allan was a freshman, every year he would say to me, "Miss Sell, I'm going to be an FBA." I said, "No, you're not, Alan. No, you're not. You have to do a lot of
work, Allan. You know, you have to do work outside of school." Allan is also an athlete. Second, sophomore year, Miss I'm going to be an FBA. I said, "Okay, Allan, just try out." And here he is, senior, well, junior year. Um, on this stage and they placed second place.
Their presentation was I don't I don't go to corporate because I work in a school, but corporate level presentation. It was spectacular. Congratulations. And I hope to see them on the stage in Texas. >> I love you so much.
I really have to say the girls, they were like, Allan, we're not here to play, we're here to win. So, um, next I like to call Martine Rivas up. She is second place. Come on. That's it. We're almost done.
Um, Martine uh won second place in Congratulations, honey. um won second place in her event. Uh she a lot of the kids up here are doing a presentation. Some of them are taking a test, but they have to study for it and they don't know how well the other kids in the other schools are studying, how they're
ranking. So, congratulations to Martine for placing. She's also going to Texas to compete. Um and last but not least, Sebastian Leinsky. Come on up, Sebastian. Congratulations. Sebastian
has did you take you tested and then presented, right? Sebastian took a test and then presented. Something I want to be say about Sebastian, we're practicing. We have a an FBLA day in the media center. All the kids run their presentations. Sebastian's practicing. His time is like 10 minutes. He's like,
"Miss Sabella, I don't know how I'm going to get this time down." I'm like, "We got to get it down or you're going to get disqualified." He's like, "What am I going to take out?" Day after day after day, for I'd say a week straight, he's fixing this presentation. And he did a great job because here he is. Um he's coming to Texas as well. Um thank
you so much. Okay. Thank you so much. Um Mr. Brennan asked to say one thing before we um move on. >> I I really hate to take up your time and everything. My notes are actually up there, so I'm going to do this off memory. Um, Mr. Passman, just to say
this real quick, uh, he brought my attention. Giana Lambo broke the school record for, uh, 118 hits in softball. So, I just wanted to recognize that we have a lot of Is this thing on? Yeah, it is. We have a lot of record breaking. Um, I would also like to say, um, as student representative, I would like to
take this opportunity because there's a lot of students here. I know a lot of you are seniors, but for those uh who are not, as student representative, I'm here to hear all of your worries and to hear your voices and to hear all your requests that you want uh me to bring up
to the board. And I just wanted to say that. Um and that's for the parents, too. If anything like that comes up, I will be running next year. So, if I'm on the board next year, if you have anything that you want to be addressed at the board of ed, um I'm the person to
come to. I'll bring it to them. We can work on it. We can do all those things. And I really hope that um you do want to come to me. You know, I hope I'm I don't seem unfriendly. I hope I don't seem weird. I hope I don't seem nerdy. Come up to me if you want. Talk to me about these things that you worry about. Um
yeah, that's all I want to say. Thank you. Congratulations everyone. >> And FBLA is awesome. >> Okay, our students want to get together and take a picture. No, you're welcome. Thank you so much. Congratulations to our students and
their families. If you wanted to uh leave, now would be the time. I promised you I would give you a moment to step out. Congratulations to our students. Thank you for coming. Thank you. Uh public be heard on agenda items only.
>> There are none. >> Okay. Uh board discussion and formal business agenda. >> Any discussion? >> Any discussion? >> No. >> Any discussion? >> No. >> All right. Moving along. Uh Dr. Tuma, if
you could handle the finance. >> I make a motion to move forward. >> Second. >> Second. Dominic. >> Roll call. Mr. Abate. >> Four. >> Miss Pasamano. >> Four. >> Mr. Pacamano.
Miss Russo, >> four. >> Dr. Tuma, >> four. >> And Mr. Valvano, >> four. >> Motion carries. >> Sorry, I have to get that page 13. >> Uh, education and curriculum. Mrs. Pamo. Pursuant to the recommendation of the superintendent of schools, the committee
on education and curriculum recommends the following resolutions be moved forward for a roll call vote. I make a motion to move forward education and curriculum resolutions 1 through eight to be adopted. >> Second,
>> roll call. Mr. Bate, >> four. >> Miss Pasamano, >> four. >> Mr. Pasamano, >> four. >> Miss Russo, >> four. Dr. Tuma >> four >> and Mr. Valano >> four. >> Motion carries.
>> Personnel if Mr. could handle it. >> Oh anyway. Roll call. Mr. Bate, >> four. >> Miss Pasamano, >> four. >> Mr. Pasamano, >> four. >> Miss Russo, >> Dr. Tuma, >> four.
>> And Mr. Valvano, >> four. >> Motion carries. >> Policies and rules regulation. Uh, pursuant to the recommendation of the superintendent of schools, the committee on policies and rules and regulations recommends the following resolutions be moved forward to a roll call vote. I
make a motion to move forward policies and rules, regulations, resolutions one through four to be adopted. Second, >> roll call. Mr. Bate, >> four. >> Miss Pasamano, >> four. >> Mr. Pasamano, >> four. >> Ms. Russo
>> Dr. Tuma >> four >> and Mr. Valvana >> four >> motion carries >> motion to adjourn >> non-aggenda items >> uh non-aggenda items >> I have some I have uh one uh one thing
to say I'd like to congratulate Mr. Michael Valvano our board vice president and his wife on the birth of their son on May 11th Thank you so much. >> They let me take him home, huh? >> Yes. Yes. You weren't joking. Uh any
other new agenda items? >> New business. >> New business. >> Okay. Uh public uh >> non-aggenda items. >> There's none. >> Then a motion to adjurnn. >> Second. >> All in favor? I >> against extensions. Motion carries.
Meeting adjourned. Thank you.