Johnson County Regional School District is hereby called to order. This meeting is called in conformance with the Open Public Meetings Act with adequate notice provided as follows. Notice sent to the Burlington County Times in the Times of Trenton on June 17, 2026. Notice filed
with the Township Clerks of Chesterfield, Mansfield, North Handover, and Springfield Townships on June 17th, 2026. notice published on the Northern Bronson County Regional School District website legal notices page on June 17,
2026. We now complete a roll call. Mr. Figs, Mr. Armamente, >> present. >> Mrs. Appleot, Mrs. Bond, >> present. >> Mr. Bucks,
Mrs. Janice, >> present. >> Mr. Norwood, >> here. >> Mr. Zimmer, >> here. And >> Mr. Zuzio >> present. >> We'll now stand for the pledge of allegiance followed by a moment of silence. To the flag of the United States of
America stands nation. All right. Um, has any uh correspondence has any board member received schoolboard related emails and/or correspondence that have not yet been
shared with the superintendent? Okay, I just need to make this bigger because I can't see. All right, we will start off um number uh 2.01 with the business administrators report. Miss Williams. [clears throat]
>> So, just really briefly, um, in my report contains a reminder about recent, um Oprah um legislation reminding school board members to, um, not use personal email addresses to conduct school business.
So, please review those two links. Um, thank you all for um, signing into community, our new agenda platform. If you have any questions, please let me know. Hopefully, you found it um, an easy transition. On the agenda this
evening are the entitlement grants for 2627. Um, the ESSA grant, Perkins, and IDA. During budget season, we were um, advised to budget 75% of our 2526 allocations. Um that turned out to be true for most case with the exception of
IDA. We got about $107,000 more than we anticipated than what we budgeted and we use that for tuition for out of district placements. So that is very very beneficial. Um Mr. Vickers um is very busy as you
can see as we walked here. Um the facilities is um are on their way transitioning to open up for September. So there's a September 14th um campus tour. So, we hope that you guys can join us to see all the work that our um custodian and maintenance staff did this
summer um to get the school ready for September. And then just lastly, a quick reminder about the 2026 workshop in Atlantic City. If you'd like to attend, please let me know by September 1st. And that's concludes my report.
>> Thank you, Miss Williams. >> And next, we have the superintendence report 2.02. So, just one followup uh to Miss Williams, the the facility tour on September 14th will also include the auditorium as well. We'll we'll be going
in there. So, maybe not wear your best shoes because it may be a little dirty even though they promised they were going to sweep up. >> So, uh earlier in July, I attended the summer MSA meeting with uh with Michael Figs. Misa stands for the Military Impacted Student Association.
This is an annual conference that is always hosted um with a one of the member districts in uh connection with a military base from around the country. Uh this past summer or this past July was held in South Dakota. We attended
the Douglas and was hosted by the Douglas School District. Um and we attended the Ellsworth Air Force Base which is home to the B1 bomber and soon to the B2 bomber. In addition to the MISA meetings, um the host district uh
spent considerable amount of time sharing their programs and how they best support the military students. Douglas School District is is predicting a 50% increase in student population um to the to the additional military personnel that will be needed to support
the B2 bombers. So when we talk about like our fluctuation in in school uh population, it it's certainly uh that's an unfunded mandate that obviously they just have to to deal with. So certainly it was a great learning experience, learning opportunity and a great conference. Um and certainly always uh I
always like the opportunity to speak with some of my colleagues around the country to learn about the strategies they use when supporting the military students and their families. We have begun uh the conversation about possibly host hosting the summer Misa meeting uh in se in July of 2029. So
more to come on that. >> Um some of you have heard me talk about this in in various committee meetings. Uh during our recent summer administrative meeting, I'd led a discussion with our administrative team about the needing to think about diff think differently about how we educate
our students. public public education is currently in a crossroads. In New Jersey, we have the New Jersey student learning standards. We have state statutes and even a number of things that colleges expect our students to have for the for entrance
into their universities. Um, all of this is uh not necessarily in alignment with what the students need for the job force uh in the workforce once they get out of either high school or college and let alone the advancing technologies. Our Northern Burlington 2030 plan is
designed to address some of the skills that the students will need when they graduate. Over time, we will also be talking about taking a look at our classes to see what we offer to see if we need to make any changes, maybe implementing some new classes, maybe remove some current classes, ultimately
to best prepare our students for life after high school. This will be an ongoing discussion um and as appropriate we will share updates with the various committees as we get ready to implement the the new parameters uh to remove internet enabled
devices from the school day essentially our new cell phone policy I wanted to go over give you a few updates uh that we've been talking about as identified by the state internet enabled devices include cell phones smartwatches and metagasses or any similar device that's
to come for the to be able to record uh something as you're watching it through communications with the state. This also includes wireless headphones. Therefore, it will be our recommendation for students to use wired headphones when using their Chromebooks and they need
audio uh for that. Regulation uh 5516 which is for the um internet enabled devices uh which is on this evening's agenda also identifies the consequences that students who use their phones during the school day will receive in
the high school. You will see a more significant consequence for the first offense in comparison to the middle school. This is because the high school will be using the pouches to store their phones. And if a student uses their phone in the high school, this means they either brought a second phone or opened up the pouch to rem and remove
their own phone. The consequence for the first offense at the high school is five lunch attentions in comparison to the middle school which is one lunch attention. All con all regardless of the consequence, we will be in in constant communication with the families to be able to make sure they're up to date
about what's happening in the schools. Both the updated attendance procedure and the updated internet enabled device procedures are intended to have students in school more frequently and when they're here to have them more attentive while in class. I recognize that that
these updates will bring significant change. I do believe that we will see many benefits in the coming weeks and months. We will continue to provide updates to the families and to the board as we begin uh during the beginning of the 202627 school year. Any questions?
>> I have one. >> Yeah. >> So, a couple of weeks ago, I had heard about this book, The Digital Delusion. Have >> you heard about that at all? >> I have not. >> So, guys, Dr. Jared Horvath, >> and u apparently he's trying to do a
a more in-depth thing about getting rid of, you know, about getting rid of screens and whatnot. And, you know, going back to analog, you know, paper and pencil. Yep. >> Um I just didn't know if that should be like maybe an assigned reading thing
that maybe uh I I plan on reading it just to you know get some background on it. But >> digital delusion you said? >> Yeah, the digital delusion and it's uh Jared Cornney >> Jared Harney Harvath. Yeah, >> I just found it. >> Yeah, I will.
>> It's on my reading list. I just haven't gotten to it yet. >> Yeah, I will add it to mine as well. >> And um I know I listen to this other guy. I don't like his politics, but uh Michael Smirkish and he had interviewed him. I know if you go to Smurkish's
YouTube channel, >> the whole interview would be out there and um you know, I could give you the Cliff's Notes version of it and if you don't want to go and read the whole book. >> I And look, there is growing research and we know what it's done socially. I
there are certainly many benefits to it uh to to the phones and so on. It's trying to find that proper balance. >> Oh, I get it. >> Yeah. >> So, again, I think it we, as we mentioned in personnel committee, we have our uh we meet with the support
staff. Uh we just met with them a couple weeks ago. Uh we talked to them about the the both both updates because they will be getting um a lot of the communication from the families in the main offices. So, we wanted to make sure they're up to date. They have frequently asked questions to be able to make themselves knowledgeable. Um and
certainly we're all here to support whatever is needed. >> Yeah. I I just want to underscore the um importance, as you mentioned, of continuing to provide updates to families um as our tra our school transitions to a no cell phone policy
this past year. Some of the most powerful testimony was given by students and staff, you know, just, you know, to keep that in the forefront. Um because I think, you know, they're the most affected by it. Um and then I was just curious is the FAQ is that a live
document that you know we are going to keep updated on the district website. >> Sorry it is. It's actually in one of the paw prints on the main page of our website is the frequently asked questions and we really got those one. We asked um parents to fill out a a
survey with any questions they had. Also any parents that I spoke to I wrote down the questions and we developed the FAQs from there. >> Good. I'm just glad that we're we're continuing to that commitment to kind of like build that out. I think it's a great resource. >> I I think along the lines of what both of you brought up, um it'll be good to
show the data, right? So maybe what were grades prior to this or averages and what are grades after, but that's what's going to really convince parents. And if regardless of whether it's better or worse, if it's better, it's going to
help parents will believe in it. They'll be able to reinforce it. And I think even the students will do that. So I know we've uh sometimes had some when it comes to showing data it's not as streamlined but if we can do a good job of showing that I think it'll
go a long way to supporting what you need. >> And my only question on that is how did co you know impact whatever baseline there was >> that's a perfect example of comparing differences of what happened. So we have this monumental moment where where the
way that the kids are going to be in school changes. So let's measure it so that we can show the positive benefits. Um my thoughts. >> Yep. >> Great. Thank you. That concludes my uh report and if anybody has any questions
or hears any feedback, please let me know. I I've certainly always opened my door for any communication from parents and I've actually encouraged it for for this as well. Thank you. Um, okay. 2.03 is on the
consent agenda, approval of HIV reports. Uh, 2.04 on the consent agenda is the approval of superintendent reports. >> Do I pause in between or just keep rolling? Okay. I just want to make sure. >> Keep going. All right. >> Ahead. >> Going going into item three, uh, 3.01 is
standing committees. um if we could have a uh an update from any committees that have met in the last time frame. So um did building grounds and finance meet? No, >> no committee meetings. >> Uh we have sorry we do have the policy
committee. Okay. >> But I'm happy to give that update from our course I got to sign back in. It's >> Yeah, because been longer than 12 hours. >> That was last month, right? Yes. Apologize for the delay as soon as I log
back in. So the policy committee met on July 6. Um it was a nice uh post July 4th meeting. Um during the the the meeting we discussed um a number of policies that were part of the recent Strauss estimate update um including but
not limited to notice of notice of board meetings, legal notices, superintendent duties, family leave, curriculum um equity and classroom practices, career education and academic um uh counseling. Eligibility of resident non-resident student uh for student choice school
districts, high school graduation uh is still under review. high school diplomas, which is a a new policy. Um, reimbursement of federal and grant expenditures, federal awards, uh, funds, uh, internal controls, allowability of costs, federal awards for funds,
mandatory disclosures, uh, contracts for goods and services funded in by federal grants, procurement procedures for school nutrition programs, additional uh, compensatory special education and related services has been abolished. the
use of physical restraint and seclusion techniques for students with disabilities. Uh both the policy and the regulation and the the policy for the use of school facilities and the regulation for school facilities. Um the regulation the policy and regulation for
school uh school uh use of school facilities has been an ongoing discussion with the buildings grounds and finance committee with the updated fees that has now been been formalized into the the the policy. Um the pol that policy will be presented to the those
policy and regulations will be presented uh to the building and grounds and finance committee at our August 17th meeting and then will be presented for the first reading on the August 24th um agenda. We also discussed uh bylaw 0164 which is
the the structure and the sequence of the board meeting. This is uh had been discussed previously and Mr. Figs actually asked for uh feedback from all all the board members just used to just adjust the the sequence of of our board meeting to kind of have a more natural
flow which also mirrors the the board committees as well. Uh we had a uh a discussion about the academic dishonesty that was a followup to the uh from our May board meeting from a public comment. Um the committee discussed uh what had been put in place
to combat the academic dishonesty challenges uh that were observed during the during the previous school year. While the discussion had previously taken place with the curriculum committee, it was brought up at the policy meeting based on the the public comments that were made, I'm sorry, during the June meeting, not the May
meeting. And lastly, um we we uh circle back to the discussion that we had on the NJSBA policy services versus the Strauss Esme. Um and it it it does not appear that there is um a whole lot of uh
the what I've taken from from speaking to people is that if people were using the NJSBA policy manual, they liked it and they didn't want to change. If people were using the Strauss Esme, they liked it and didn't want to change. there was nobody that really kind of went from one to another for and for any justified reason. So there really was it
didn't seem that it was substantial enough to be able to um make the change one way or another or make the change away from stress estimate. And that is the information. Um additionally, there were a few other policies that I did send out to the
policy um committee uh that that are on this evening's agenda. that is the uh use of internet enabled devices. It is the um the student use of privately owned technology has been
abolished because of because the other the implementation of the student use of internet enabled devices, transportation uh by private vehicle to and from school and transportation by private vehicle or district-owned vehicles to and from school. Um that doesn't mean that we
want teachers to put students or or any staff member to put students in their private owned vehicles, but if we had the need, then the policy does provide um the ability with explicit permission from either myself or designate. >> Any questions from the policy meeting?
>> I was just curious with the um internet policy uh the student used devices and whatnot. Um since we're we'll be approving that the next meeting. Correct. >> Tonight is the first reading and then the the second reading will be in August 24th for implementation the beginning of
the starting start of the school year. >> Right. So reading through that policy it listed like disciplinary actions. Are those not going to be in the student handbook or they will be? >> They're they're mimicked in in both. >> Okay. So the parent and the parents sign off that they've read that to get access
to the the um power school. Correct. >> Yes. So the the when going through that policy I did um share that with Dr. Karns and Dr. McCann. They provided me with the same information that was in their handbook which we then replicated in the uh the regulations uh for the
internet internet enabled devices. >> Okay. Good. And that that distinction you mentioned for the middle school the the penalties are less severe because the the high school they have the pouches as you mentioned. >> Correct. Yep. >> Yeah. I think that's going to be really important to communicate that to families probably repeatedly because I
think >> it it will be a massive change for the students at the high school level, you know. >> Yes. And the the middle school while the students have not been able to utilize their phones, they are going to reconstitute the expectations as well that that all students are to keep them
in their lockers and so on. >> Could you let us know a little bit about that process of how distribution of these cases will work? Dr. McCann, can I ask your help on that? [laughter] Do we have them already? >> Okay.
>> So, the students are going to keep the pouch that's been assigned to them. So, they not going to have to pick it up because I was imagining somebody's going to have to stand at each door and make sure that each kid gets the pouch. Okay. And those will be like designated
stations for students. They'll have to walk out one of those doors and >> lovely. Thank you. >> Or sister. [laughter] Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Um, moving on to 3.03 delegate reports. Uh, Joe's not
here for NJ. Um, as Burns County did not have a meeting and do you know if there was anything legislatively? Did Michael speak to you at all? No. >> Okay. Uh, moving on to uh item 4.01
notes to visitors for public comment. I will read through this >> only if there are >> Are there any is anybody signed up? >> I I don't believe we have any public comment. >> Okay. Do you want to give any public comment? No. Okay, great. >> So, you can just skip that.
>> We'll move on to 5.01. Uh, notes about the con uh consent agenda. Items on the consent. This one I do read. Items on the consent agenda are believed to be items of routine nature requiring no discussion and which are to be voted upon a single roll call vote to
the board. Any single member of the board may have any of the items on the consent agenda removed and placed on the other part of the agenda for discussion merely by so indicating prior to the vote to be taken on the consent agenda. Items removed from the consent agenda are identified by an asterct and will be
subject to discussion by the full board. So moving on to 5.02, we have approval of minutes uh from the June 8th meeting. Moving on to 5.03, 03 we have approval of minutes from executive session on June 8th. 5.04 is approval of minutes
from executive session on June 8th part two. 5.05 is approval of the financial report of the board secretary for the month of May. 5.06 is the approval of the treasures report for the month of May 2026. 5.07 is the approval of the budget
transfers for the month of May 2026. 5.08 08 approval of cafeteria report for the month of May 2026. 5.09 approval of the cafeteria report for the month of June 2026. 5.10 uh resolution of board regarding
budgetary major account fund status after review of the secretary monthly report. We'll take a pause. Any questions on anything from five? Okay. Moving on to item six.01 1 approval of the bills list for August
3rd 2026. Any questions on part six? Okay, moving on to seven, business and financial. 7.01, the superintendent's recommendations. 7.02, consent agenda, approval of board
and staff travel. 7.03, 03 approval of professional services which is um homebound services 7.04 is approval of professional services 7.05 approval of
professional services contract 7.06 approval of the 2027 Carl D Perkins grant submission 7.07 07 is the acceptance of 2027 ID idea B allocation and submission of
grant application. 7.08 is the acceptance of the 2027 elementary and secondary execution act subseant allocation and submission of grant application. Any questions on part seven?
Okay, moving on to eight students uh 8.01 students recommendations 8.02 02 is approval of New Jersey Commission for the blind and visually impaired. 8.03 approval of outofd district student placements. 8.04 approval of independent student
learning opportunities for 2026 2027 school year. 8.05 approval of Burlington County Institute of Techn Technology student placements for the 2026 2027 school year. 8.06 Approval of out of district
placement. 8.07 107 approval of home instruction services. Any questions on eight? Okay. Moving on to nine personnel appointments. We have 9.01 superintendent's recommendations. 9.02
approve of C certified appointment uh which is school psych psychologist. 9.03 approval of certified appointment uh which is special education teacher. 9.04 4 is approval of certified appointment for Spanish teacher. Uh 9.05
approval of certified appointment for school counselor of the high school. 9.06 approval of certified appointment which is the mathematics teacher in the high school. 9.07 approval of certified appointment for Spanish teacher.
9.08 approval of certified appointment for social studies teacher. 9.09 9 approval of certified appointment for applied technology and engineering teacher in the high school 9.10 10 approval of non-certified appointment for the secretary in the high school 12
month 9.11 approval of non-certified appointment PM custodian in the district 9.12 approval of non-certified appointment which is for school bus driver in the district 9.13 is approval of non-certified appointment
for school bus driver 9.14 approval of non-certified agreement non-certified appointment for school bus driver 9.15 5 is approval of non-certified agreement for school bus driver and 9.16 is approval of non-certified appointment
for school bus driver. 9.17 is approval of coaches for 2026 2027. 9.18 is approval of substitutes for 20 26 2027 and 9.19 is approval of changes in degree status.
9.20 20 is approval of additional work assignments and 9.21 is approval of video production event taping work. Lots in there. Any questions? Okay,
moving on to 10. 10.01 superintendent's recommendations which is 10.02 consent approval of temporary change of assignment. 10.03 is another approval of temporary change of assignment. Any questions on part 10?
Okay, moving on to part 11, leave of absence. 11.01, superintendent's recommendations. 11.02, approval of leaves of absence. Any questions on 11? Okay, moving on to 12, separation of employment. 12.01, superintendent's
recommendations. 12.02 is acceptance of retirement. 12.03 is acceptance of retirement. 12.0 04 approval of resignation 12.05 approval of resignation 12.06
approval of resignation 12.07 approval of resignation and 12.08 approval of recision of employment. Any questions on part 12? Good. Okay. Moving on to 13 personnel
miscellaneous. 13.01 superintendent's recommendations. 13.02 02 is the approval of school business administrators employment contract. 13.03 is approval of assistant superintendent employment contract. Any questions on 13?
Just if I if I may, um just to let the the board know who was not in attendance at personnel meeting, um that the these the approval of the contracts from our board for the business administrator and the assistant superintendent were previously done um prior to the end of
the school year. We just got them the approvals back from the county office. So, this is just the formal approval of out of the county office approval that we then have to send back. >> An approval of the approval. Yes. >> Only in New Jersey.
>> Only New Jersey. >> Thank you. Any questions on 13? >> No. >> All right. Moving on to 14, programs. 14.01, Superintendent's Recommendation. 14.02, approval of the district professional development plan. U 14.03,
approval of the mentoring plan for 2026, 2027. Any questions on 1402 or 1403? Okay, moving on to 15 policy 15.01 superintendent's recommendation which leads to 15.02 the uh adoption on second
reading of policies uh P3351 P4351 1503 first reading of policies whole bunch of them and 15.04 04 first reading of regulations. We have four of them. And 15.05 is the
approval of abolishment of regulations. We have one. Any questions on part 15. Okay. Moving on to 16, transportation. 16.01, superintendent's recommendations. 16.02, approval of parent transportation
contract. 16.03 is approval of parent transportation contract. and 16.04 approval of parent transportation contract. 16.05 approval of joint transportation contract. Any questions on anything in item 16?
>> So I don't think it's on here. I'll be honest. I didn't read it in detail. Um, but you had sent or we had received information through email from parents with the Notre Dame bus and part of that discussion was uh that there were
agreements made with board in town. Did we ever look into that to see if we could make a similar agreement or and and I know from from the past um parents who had seniors going to Notre Dame were very appreciative of the stipen because
their kids wanted to drive anyway but not so much the other people. So I just didn't know how much we had dug into it to look to see anything else that could be done. >> Miss Williams was the one that found out the information so I'm going to let her share. >> Yep. So sure, Bordontown is not providing transportation to Notre Dame
for the same reasons um the enrollment based on the um cost and what it costs for Aiden Lou. Um there is transportation to a couple stops in Bordontown, but that's arranged by Notre Dame, not by Bordontown. So that information wasn't completely
correct. >> So I guess the question is if these students were going to Notre Dame and they want to go to Bordontown to catch the bus, they probably could. that could be arranged by Notre Dame. I would I would think >> correct. And for the parents that did
reach out like and that was shared with them. Um and again that since that was arranged by Notre Dame then then it's really for them to kind of coordinate together. >> Have we ever talked to Notre Dame about them having a stop right here? Meaning on their dime letting letting them bring
the bus because if they're going to board town. No, we have not talked to Notre Dame about that stuff about arranging that. >> Is that a worthwhile conversation? I don't know. I mean, >> it might put to bed the whole thing if there's Notre Dame stops at Northern and
picks up kids. >> It's not a It would be a courtesy that we could have that conversation, but we wouldn't be able to um be responsible for coordinating that. So, you know, Notre Dame is free to coordinate that with the parents who are attending. So maybe they need to speak to the parents
or the parents need to speak to Notre Dame. Okay, cool. >> Now, the challenge that if we get involved, I I want to support all of our community members, but however, the challenge is that if we make those arrangements and something doesn't go correct, we're not the ones that that
are responsible for it. >> Notre Dame. >> Yeah. >> Got it. Okay. Any other questions on 16? >> All right. Moving on to 17, use of facilities. 17.01, superintendent recommendations. 17.02, the approval of the use of facilities under the Junior
Greyhounds Athletic Association. 17.03 approval of use of facilities we build training. 17.04 approval of use of facilities Northern Burlington Football Boosters. And 17.05, approval of use of facilities
NBC marching band Camp. Any questions on anything from uh item 17? Okay. Uh moving on to 18. Uh roll call for >> make I'd like to make a motion to accept the consent agenda.
>> Okay. >> Second. >> Thank you. Would you like to take roll call please? >> Yes. Uh, Mr. Armamente, >> uh, abstain from 2.03 and yes to everything else.
>> Thank you. Uh, Mrs. Bond, >> uh, abstain from 5.04 and, uh, affirmative on everything else. Thank you, >> Mr. Bucks. Uh, >> abstain on 1002 and yes on everything
else. Mr. Norwood. >> Uh, yes. >> Mrs. Janice, abstain from 5.02, 5.03, and 5.04.
Yes. On everything else, >> Mr. Zimmer. >> Yes. >> Mr. Zuzio. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Thank you very much. Uh, moving on to 19 public comments. I'm assuming in the last 20 minutes there's nobody that
signed up for public comment. Is that correct? Okay. Moving on to uh item 20, uh, future dates, old new business. Uh August 17th, we have a buildings, grounds, and financial
committee meeting at 7 PM. August 24th, personnel committee committee meeting at 6:15. Also on that date, board of education is our public meeting. And then on the 14th, we have a curriculum meeting and then we have a board of education publica meeting. Lots of
district activities. Should I read them all? >> So I think we're a little reversed. We had the personnel meeting tonight. the the curriculum meeting and I will we will correct it on these dates. Curriculum meeting will take place on
the 24th and then September 14th is the facility tour um in lie of committee meetings >> and buildings and grounds is virtual, right? >> Yes, you are correct. >> Okay. And then we have quite a few district activities from August 17th
through the 23rd. Any questions on anything within items 20 or any new old business that anyone would like to bring up? It sounds like we uh covered the emails already. Sorry. And Jamie, I'm assuming you got me as present now.
>> I have you as Okay. >> Sorry. Yes, I have you as present. Which emails are we? Sorry, the emails regarding uh transportation uh to out of district. >> We did. >> That was covered. Okay, great. Um and then I know I was I missed communication. I did receive a few
letters anonymously regarding performance. Not sure who I should bring them to or the rest of the board got them. Okay, >> we'll do. And for the transportation, Joe, the one thing that we mentioned right here at the end was that if Notre
Dame wants to set up a spot for parents to pick up kids like they do in Bordontown, parents should reach out to Notre Dame. >> Okay. >> So, you guys open up anonymous letters? >> Yeah, >> I do. I'm not uh >> You're not afraid of anthrax? >> No, I mean I'm not afraid of anthrax, at
least not at this point anymore. >> I I I don't give those people the time of day. >> Yeah. >> They're not going to tell me who they are. That was it. So, >> certainly wasn't the first. Won't be the last, I'm sure. >> Anybody else get the letter? >> I did.
>> Okay. You don't feel like you were just the only two. >> A rand. Was it a random email? >> What? >> It was a letter. >> Letter. >> Yeah. Physical letter. >> My wife probably never even >> little stamp and everything. >> Yeah. Got it. Thank
>> Okay. Any other new business or old business? Anyone going once, twice? >> We do have executive session. >> Okay. So, we will go to um item 21,
executive session. If I could have a motion to enter executive session. >> So, move. >> I will make a motion to adjourn to executive session. Laura Bon Chesfield. >> A second. >> Second. >> All in favor? I >> I All right.
>> No action will be taken following executive session. >> Okay. >> Thank you. I