Never seen everyone so quiet, so I guess that means it's time to start. Uh, so at 7 p.m. we're going to begin this regular meeting of the Rutherford Board of Education, December 1st, 2025. Uh, 7 p.m. we'll ask everyone again to please stand, face the flag for a pledge of allegiance.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> Mr. Woodford please take role. >> Miss Mcgoan >> present.
>> Mrs. Cole >> here. >> Mr. Ky >> present. >> Mr. Healey >> here. >> Mrs. Jones >> present. >> Mr. Mone >> here. >> Dr. Rine >> here. >> Mr. Spayberry >> here. >> Dr. Lotti >> here. >> Miss Aoria >> here. >> Cor.
>> The New Jersey Open Public Meetings Act was enacted to ensure the right of the public to have advanced notice of and to attend the meeting of public bodies at which any business acting uh affecting their interest is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with the provisions of this act, the Rutherford Board of Education has caused notice of this
meeting to be published by having the date, time, and place, posted on the bulletin board outside the Burough Clerk's office, mailed to the Herald, South Bergenite, and the record newspapers, and filed with the burough clerk. Hard copies of the agenda are available in the meeting room, and the agenda is posted electronically on
Friday before the meeting date on the district's website at www.brefordschools.org. Subsequent to the meeting, a video of the meeting will be uploaded to the district's website, www.rotherfordschools.org. The video link can be found by opening the board of education link and clicking
on public meetings and then videos. As board members, in your packets, there were uh two sets of uh minutes to approve the regular meeting and executive session of November 10th, 2025. Any questions or comments about those
minutes? Hearing none, I'll ask Mr. Mr. Whitford to please enter those. All right. Uh well, we're are going to begin with a special presentation. Our beloved Mr. Dennis Mazone, after a decade of serving as Rutherford Board of Education Trustee, is going to be moving
on. Um so I'm going to say a few words and then open it up to board members if you'd like to say a few words, followed by Mr. Hurley. Uh want to start out by saying that uh you know I think uh everyone
here would probably categorize you as a guardian angel um of the board of education. Someone who's been uh strategic, tireless. Um you've been vice president the entire time uh I have been on the board. Not when I was uh when I
was not president, you were still the vice president. Gonna rub that in. uh you have accepted any and all board assignments, leazison assignments um and uh you've done a tremendous amount and I know that the impact you've had has been monumental. Um I thought I would just
share a few things that I've learned about Dennis in my time. We all bring our own lens and our own perspective. I bring the perspective um having worked as a collaborator as president of the board of ed for a few years with uh Mr. Mazone's vice president. Um, so first off, back in 2015, you know, he and I
ran for the same board seat and I lost. So, we already started off on the wrong foot. Uh, and that was about 10 years ago. Um, and uh, and then, uh, after a year or two when, uh, Kevin McClean stepped down as president and Mr. Mazone
said, "Uh, Sergio, let's let's meet. I want to talk to you." Uh, he looked at me and I thought, I didn't know what he wanted to meet about. thought maybe best case scenario he would ask me to step into a vice president role and he looked at me and said I can't do it and uh but
at that moment he told me something that I didn't fully recognize which is he said that I could be a real active collaborative vice president like a real kind of right-hand person who's going to be right there with you and over the
past few years I've seen exactly what that's looked like um I don't think you have any feathers meaning that there are none to ruffle because I have never seen you lose your cool. Uh I would say the two of us are have worked together as president and vice president kind of like peanut
butter and jelly. Um although I don't like peanut butter so I'll call you cream cheese. Um but uh you've been an incredible sounding board uh in so many ways. And uh I have humor envy. I like to think that I you know I I have that like normal sense of humor. Uh Dennis
has the cut through tension self-deprecating humor uh in any moment in time. Just knows how to um cut the tension in a room. Uh for those of you who uh are are friends with Dennis and will continue to be so, as I'm sure all of us, uh you may never have to
experience what I did kind of regularly, which is the fact that he loves 6 a.m. calls. Uh no one likes a 6 a.m. call the way uh Mr. Mazone. My favorite my favorite quote when he would start a call when my heart would start racing is
so Sergio listen I have no doubt that you've got this covered and then I just knew something was coming. Um but in all that it was all about you know eyes wide open collaborating being in sync. Um and I've I've never shared a leadership role in a
way where I've uh seen such strategy integrity respect listening. Um, so I want to thank you, Dennis, for your professional acumen, your friendship, modeling the type of leadership traits that I think um, this board espouses what makes us really successful and
you're going to be greatly missed and uh, want to wish you the best in your new adventure, new adventure uh, on the Rutherford Council. And um, with that, just want to say a heartfelt thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you very much. Um, so I'll open it up to any board members who
uh would like to share anything. Mr. Spayberry. >> Well, from uh the two outsiders that I think to uh partner with Mr. Zone to show us the ropes, you know, you
know, for those that don't know, I I hate public speaking. I here's and the night of the candidates night, we're in here. I love this. I'm not I'm not I'm not about this. And he's like, "Just sit next to me. You'll be calm.
You'll be fine." And then somebody started calling Gatorade in the uh buying Gatorade or something. He said, "Cindy, just don't talk about Gatorade. You'll be fine." But, you know, so the two campaigns we ran stuff, it was just it's always always a blessing being around you. Always just great attitude,
great energy, you know, and then you showing two young kids the ropes. So really appreciate you and just Thank you. Thank you very much, >> Mr. Jones. It goes way back when I first
met Dennis and that was in the library. He was good friends with Jane because he was working with her husband at the time and that was home homeland security >> division of criminal justice. >> Okay. Um, so I I got to know him then
and then he introduced me to his wife and then his children came into the library as uh little kids and they were very entertaining and very good and I had just admired him. And when it came down to the board thing, uh,
interviewing for that, not only did you do well, but everybody liked it that you, uh, knew safety and they thought, well, you know, in this day and age, that is something that's probably the only reason why we picked him over you,
Sergio. But, uh, he he knew it. Well, I will really really miss you. It's our loss. I'm glad the council is getting you, but it is our loss. She would have been a wonderful, wonderful board member. >> Thank you,
>> Mr. Really. >> Yeah. I mean, uh, knowing Dennis last 10 years, um, certainly, uh, you have to appreciate, uh, his dedication and, uh, certainly you made an impact on the students in Rutherford, Rutherford
district. And, uh, you know, your leadership, dedication, and your competence makes you an excellent choice now to move on to our town council. and we wish you all the best and we'll see you around town, my friend. Thank you. >> Thank you,
>> Mr. Ki. You know, I'm I'm happy that you uh you got a new gig. I'm disappointed that it's not with us, though. Um, I just want to say that it's been a pleasure uh to serve with you and it's been a I'm I
feel blessed to be able to say that you're my friend and I have to say that it's been uh probably my biggest takeaway has been uh you're such an inspiration as to what it means to be a board member and how to how to be a board member and interact
with the community and with our teachers and with our administrators. you know, lead by example. And the example that you set was phenomenal. And certainly, you know, as as James said, you showed us the ropes, and I was always impressed by uh you no matter no matter what we
were talking about or debating, you always had a measured approach, which I really appreciate, which I came to appreciate the more the more involved I got. So, I thank you for that. uh for being an inspiration and and showing us the like James said, shown us the ropes.
Although I'm sad for us, I'm happy for the town. So, thank you for everything. >> And once in a while, my measured approach was a result of having had a conversation with Dennis before you. >> Telling you, >> um I know it can feel repetitive. Um but
if anyone else wants to say anything, uh right, Mr. Bezosian, >> I'm going to give uh one outside example here. So, I actually met Dennis, I think, for the first time when he picked up a family member who will not be named off the street corner uh after passing
out at the Labor Day street fair uh when he was riding the um the bus. And I think that that day showed me exactly who he was. Um his again calm, measured approach um brought everyone back into
reality at that time. Um, and you know, the last five years, uh, working with you on the board has been an absolute pleasure, and I wish you the best in your next role. >> I appreciate that. >> Whoever whoever's the next vice president is going to have to live up to
his snappy. He's a snappy dresser. So, >> everyone brings their own plaid shirts. >> Uh, Dr. Z. >> Yeah. So, I was trying to think of a story I can tell. I really could have go for too many that I can tell in public. So, but just that you're going to be
missed. Um it it's great having you have that voice of sanity during all during a lot of our negotiations, during these having meetings where you're like kept calm thing like wait let's think about this way. It good to have that.
Going to miss that. Going to miss giving you rides to the board meeting when you're like hey I'm late on the bus. I'm coming through the tunnel now. You got or for today, but you were already early except for a long time. >> Long time. Thank you. >> Yep. I've known you before the board. I
know you after the board. >> And I just want to say, Dennis, good luck on the council. We're going to miss you dearly. And I'm just so glad I was able to stay like share the stage during graduation to wish our boys off on their next journey. So, you're very fair, very
levelheaded, and I think that is something that the council needs at this time. So, I wish you the best. >> Thank you. >> Turn it over to you, Mr. Early. >> Um, well, you know, everything that everyone said, I'm not going to repeat. >> You said you wanted to go last. You said
>> because I for once I didn't want to steal everybody else's words. Uh, but it's it's 100% true. And, um, on behalf, you know, of the administrators and the supervisors and the teachers and the staff and the students, you know, I think, uh, I said this many, many times.
What part of what makes this a special place, a big part of it is the way the board functions and um you know everything that everybody said about you uh is u is key to that functioning reflective calm uh measured um knowing the role of
the board member all those things you epitomized um and I do think you know um the leadership of the board is a very important thing because you know we've had you know in what used to be right Diane 10 years what's 10 years right on
the board I mean you've been here a quarter of a century right but you look at look around the room how many people here less than 10 years and it's it's the it's the leadership you know uh of board members who show the others the way and you've been a big part of that
and on a personal note uh you've every time you know I'm glad you don't call me at 6:00 in the morning uh but you know when we've spoken whether by text or email or in person. Uh it's always been um the kind of conversation that was looking to
go forward together in a way that was going to mitigate any problems uh going to uh make the next step better and I appreciate that. So thank you um for all you've done for the district and for all of us and for me um and you will be missed. So thank you.
>> Thank you. Thank you very much. Um, >> can I go on to the next part? Do you want to? Okay, great. Excellent. >> Say something if you'd like, but whenever that's >> What do you think? >> Yeah. What do you have to say? Let's hear it. >> You You don't have to. I'm just kidding.
>> Go, please. >> I I I just want to thank you all sincerely. Um, I I I come here very humbly, right? One of my rules in life is if I'm having fun, I keep on coming back. And when I walked into this room and I looked around and Greg, you were
here. Diane, you were here. Certainly, Jack, you were. And um but when I saw the other board members, I saw friends. I saw people that were involved in scouts and rec sports with me. Um so it gave me a sense of confidence that I could be here and, you know, help
support our students, our district, the administrators. Um that that's what brought me here. Um what kept me here was the work in each of you. Um, I've learned something from every one of you who have given something to me. Um,
negotiations, I learned so much. Jack, I think what you said, I've borrowed professionally as well as personally. Um, Sergio, your greatest good for the greatest number is something I'm going to take from the board and bring to the council because I think it's really an
important way to govern. Uh, I truly believe in servant leadership and I think the board illustrates that, right? Um, so, um, thank you. Um, my thanks to the district, to the administrators. I got three, uh, two kids through district, one to go. Um, I couldn't have been prouder to stand up there with Mrs.
Cole to, um, hand out diplomas to our children. I mean, that's that's the big honor of this, but the work that's done here, um, I know the audience is a little overwhelming tonight, you know, um, but, you know, when there's an issue, they're here. And, um, yeah. So,
um, it's been a great time. I can't believe it's been nearly 10 years. And um to this day, Sergio, I can't honestly believe they picked me over you. Just I'm going on record. >> Um so, uh at I was at a professional
development the other day and a lot of a lot of organizations, companies, schools talk about this idea of belonging like you know I'm a part of something that's really special and psychology also introduces the concept of mattering. you know that what I'm doing is makes a difference and like what you have done
will really make a difference and I know that everyone here really speaks from the heart and you are truly um uniquely superb at what you do and you have had a great impact. So um on behalf of the board we have a couple of gifts for you.
The first one is a traditional gift that's given to board members when they depart. So, and the second one is uh from all of us a little more personal for you to celebrate either alone or with Jen or whoever you choose.
>> All right. Thank you. >> Thank you, Dennis. >> All right. Uh, if you need to go home and do some homework. No, I'm just kidding. >> All right. Uh, we're going to turn it over to the report of the student representative, Sarah Aayori. Over to
you. >> Good evening. I hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving. It's hard to believe we're ready in December. This year is going by so quickly. The National Honor Society won the annual spelling bee in a close competition against Beckton last week,
bringing the trophy back to Rutherford. The FCCLA fall Leadership Conference also took place last week where many RHS students earned medals for the projects they created, which highlight family, career, and community leadership. They also attended different team building
workshops and heard from guest speakers at the event. The sports booster dinner is this Tuesday at the Fiesta where the fall sports teams will have the chance to celebrate all their hard work this season. And additionally, the winter sports teams have just started practicing to get ready for the upcoming
season. The winter concert is coming up where the choir and band will be performing. This is always a great night as there are so many talented musicians in our school. Student council and pep club will be selling holiday grams throughout the month to raise some money and bring
holiday spirit to RHS. Members of the future business leaders of America will be competing in the regional competition this week which consists of an online test in a certain category such as business communications or accounting. And the top winners from each event will have the chance to move
on to the state round in the spring. The future business leaders and future teachers clubs will also be participating in the annual bear drive where we will be collecting and wrapping teddy bears to donate to a preschool in Jersey City. This is always one of the best events of the year as it gives RHS
students a chance to give back while also spending the morning interacting with the kids. And the National Honor Society is making boxes and collecting boxes of kindness which we'll be delivering to some schools in Newark this month as well. The boxes will
include some basic necessities as well as some fun items for the kids to enjoy. And this event is another great way to give back around the holidays and something students always look forward to. So that's all I have for tonight. Have a happy holiday season. >> Thank you.
>> Same to you. >> Thank you. >> Any questions or comments for Miss Oorio? >> No. All right. Well, best wishes to you for a happy holidays as well. Thank you so much for all of your reports and everything you do. Look forward to seeing you in 2026. >> Yeah.
>> College applications in >> uh yes, most of them. >> How many did you apply? >> Um I have 11 $50 a shot. >> Yeah, some of them. >> Good for you.
>> All right. Well, thank you. You can feel free to stay if you need to handle other things this evening, homework and whatnot. We understand. Have a good evening. Thanks, Sarah. >> All right, I'm going to turn it over to Miss Early for the report of the superintendent. You know, her report
touched upon community service and um there there really is so much of it going on. I I'd asked the administrators if they could just keep me up to date on things they're doing. and the high school sent me uh a document that was four pages of things they're doing in
terms of uh with disabled adults with disabled kids with uh senior citizens with different communities the different drives um you know we I'm I'm sure Mr. Jones will mention the uh Thanksgiving parade at Washington, but what often
goes unnoticed is that uh the parents and the kids bring in a a food donation and so all that then goes to the food pantry. Um uh Peron's doing one for the food pantry. Um all the buildings have something going on holiday time. So
really uh we have a lot to be proud of and we talk about uh you know that civic responsibility as one of the pillars of the profile and you know our kids really demonstrate that. Um coming up u I sent you some updates on
dates of things coming up in uh you know concerts and things like that. A reminder that um we do have a one session day on December 23rd and the district's closed for the holiday break then reopening on January 5th which is a
Monday. Uh also that's the one time that the board office is closed down as well. So a reminder that we'll be sending on the 22nd uh the package for the next board meeting, the reorg meeting. And um and as we've done in the past, you know, the
we follow the u election of the board president, board vice president, uh swearing in of new board members, both the incumbents who are reelected and the new member. Uh and then after we go to reorganization business, uh we will have some business to conduct as well. I'm sure Dr. Li is going to touch upon this,
but I did as well. Uh committee assignments will be forthcoming. Uh finance committee will be meeting on uh January 12th. So, um, you know, we will be talking about that committee and, uh, get that out as
quickly as we can. Generally speaking, if we can keep the finance committee as it is, we usually do because it does have to get going pretty quickly in the upcoming year. Um, and in terms of um, you know, things that are happening
throughout the district, it's been a very great successful opening of school year in so many ways. It's hard to believe we're already pushing now uh you know second quarter and well into it but um the the kids have been doing a great
job. The faculty and staff have been doing a good job. Um and you know we just want to keep that going in the right direction and I thank you again for all your support as you know what we we said about Mr. Mazone tonight uh is true of him is true of the entire board uh really helps us going in the right
direction. So thank you. >> All right. Thank you. questions or comments from Mr. Early? All right, hearing none, we're going to move on to the report of the president. Uh, like Mr. Early said, uh, thank you to all the current board members for,
uh, filling out that Google form. Thank you, Mr. Begoian, for setting that up for board assignment preferences. Um, so it's something that, you know, as current board president like to look at. And then, uh, on January 5th at the reorg meeting, um, everyone votes in a
president and vice president. And at that time the leadership will work to finalize um all the assignments which will be presented at the January 26th meeting. Uh other thing I wanted to mention it is that time of year where we start to work on the
anyone >> can't say I'm cheating because I know the answer. >> Board of Education self-evaluation. Uh so that we're going to make that available this week. Uh we're going to use the same format uh that we've used in the past with the Google form. Uh
we'll have it due by January 5th. Does that work for everyone? All right. So uh yeah, that'll be due by January 5th and then we'll go over it at the January 26th meeting. Uh that is it for my report. Any
questions? Uh hearing none. at 7:24 p.m. We're going to open the meeting to the public for anything related to the agenda this evening. Seeing no comments, we're going to close the meeting at 7:24 p.m. and we are going to move on to new business with
action to be taken and we will start with personnel. Mrs. Cole, >> uh, good evening. Personnel did meet this month and we have 18 motions to be for put forward tonight at the recommendation of the superintendent. I'm going to make a motion to move
numbers 1 through 18. >> All right. And Mr. Ku second. >> Yep. >> Excellent. Uh discussion, questions or comments about these? >> Just want to congratulate and thank um Mrs. Foy, teacher at Peron School, and um Mr. Janiselli, Mark Janiselli, our
district electrician on their impending retirements. Um M. Foy will be at the end of the year and um Mark will be in February 1st. So, thank them and um wish them well. I I just have to say both my kids had Miss Foy, wonderful teacher. Um
I will just say I was reading this uh at home. Both my kids happen to be home and I looked at it and I said out loud all I said was Miss Foy and they're like what happened? So So just showed the the love they have. Um
any other questions or comments? I just want to comment on number eight for the coaching assignment because I just want to say it's good to see two of those names especially for lacrosse,
Justin Trolongo and Chris Griffin who were the two founders of the Brotherford Lacrosse Association when that started you know 10 plus years ago and I think they're really going to bring a lot to our high school program and they've been contributing to this town as a feeder
program for years and ers and I think this is a move in a really great direction for the future of Rutherford lacrosse, both the girls and the boys team. >> All right, thank you. >> Any questions or comments?
Hearing none, I'll ask Mr. Woodford to please take role. >> Mr. Poen, >> yes. >> Mrs. Cole, >> yes. >> Mr. penalty. >> Yes. On 1 through 12, abstaining on 13 and yes on 14 through 18.
>> Noted. >> Mr. Healey. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Jones. >> Yes. >> Mr. Mone. >> Yes. >> Dr. Rine. >> Yes. >> Mr. Spayberry. >> Yes. >> Dr. Lah. >> Yes. >> Motion carries. >> All right. Thank you. We'll move on now to curriculum and instruction. Miss Jones.
>> Thank you. We did have a CNI meeting last week, last Monday. Yeah. And tonight there are six resolutions uh recommended by the superintendent. I'm >> All right. >> All six. >> All right. Excellent. Uh do we have a
second? Mr. Spayberry questions or comments. Nothing stood out when I looked at everything. Calendar looked good. Um all right then. and Miss Whitford please take RO. Miss Bezen, >> yes.
>> Mrs. Cole, >> yes. >> Mr. Ky, >> yes. >> Mr. Healey, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jones, >> yes. >> Mr. Maison, >> yes. >> Dr. Rine, >> yes. >> Mr. Spayberry, >> yes. >> Dr. Lahi, >> yes. >> Motions carry. >> All right, we're going to move on now to finance. Mr. Bezosian.
>> Good evening. Uh, we did not have a finance committee meeting since our last full board meeting. Tonight on the agenda, we have four motions to consider. I'd like to move motions one through four under finance. All right, we have a second. Mr. Cole, questions, comments from board members?
Nope. All right. Hearing none, Mr. Whitford, please take a roll. Mr. Begoian, >> yes. >> Mrs. Cole, >> yes. >> Mr. Ky, >> yes. >> Mr. Healey, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jones, >> yes. >> Mr. Mison, >> yes. >> Dr. Rsine, >> yes. >> Mr. Spayberry, >> yes. >> Dr. Alotti, >> yes.
>> Motions carry. >> All right. Thank you. We'll move on now to policy. Mr. Healey. >> Yes. Uh we did not have a face-toface meeting uh this month, but we did correspond regarding the uh proposed resolution for tonight. And uh there's
one resolution as a first reading uh with two revised policies, two revised regulations, one new policy, one new regulation uh as listed on the uh addendum to the uh
agenda. So I'd like to put forth that one resolution. >> All right. Do we have a second on that one, >> Mr. Mone? Uh all right. Questions or comments? Want to thank Mr. Healey uh as usual for his diligence. These were the least
amount of comments you've ever made on a set of policies, but we only had three. >> It was clear. >> Thank you. >> All right. Uh Mr. Whitford, please take a role. Mr. McGoan, >> yes. Mrs. Cole, >> yes. >> Mr. Ki, >> yes. >> Mr. Healey,
>> yes. >> Mrs. Jones, >> yes. >> Mr. Mazone, >> yes. >> Dr. Rine, >> yes. >> Mr. Sprayberry. >> Yes. >> Dr. Aotti. >> Yes. >> Motion's carry. >> You know, Dennis, I meant that as a compliment, right? Okay. Uh, we're going to move on to building and grounds. Mr.
Spayberry, >> good evening. We did not have any building ground committees. Uh, we have one motion to put forth superintendent for change or uh money back from the events at Union and Lincolnville. Like put that motion forward for
approval. All right, we have a second. Mr. Bezosian. Uh, discussion, questions, comments? >> No. All right, hearing none. Mr. Whitford, please take role. >> Mr. Begoian, >> yes. >> Mrs. Cole, >> yes. >> Mr. Ky, >> yes.
>> Mr. Healey, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jones, >> yes. >> Mr. Mone, >> yes. >> Dr. Rine, >> yes. >> Mr. Spayberry, >> yes. >> Dr. Lahi, >> yes. >> Motion's carried. >> All right. Thank you. We'll move on now to old business. Miss Jones and then Mr. Hilly.
>> Uh, I got to attend the play, the high school play, The Importance of Being Earnest. It was wonderful. A happy and funny performance. The cast was well a lot of uh seniors, but there were
younger ones. Um, Charlotte Urseli is a sophomore and she is outstanding. Anyway, it was it was a wonderful performance and there were many senior citizens there. I like going to that performance because then I congratulate everybody after it. Uh it was fun. It
was it was a wonderful one. I did go to the Thanksgiving parade. That was usual. It was wonderful. The kids make have wagons and they make floats. This is a tribute to Betty Urseli. That's Brian's mom. She was a second grade teacher for
many years at Washington School. uh her kids, my kids didn't have her. She wasn't teaching at that point, but I knew her through the library. We were on the Friends of the Library board and unfortunately we lost her. Um but she is an absolutely fabulous lady and I am so
happy that they continue this honor, you know, for her. And um the Thanksgiving parade for the town was this week was Saturday. I used your parking space. Thank you, sir. and I read stories to little kids. It's it's a
fun thing for me to do. So, uh, it went well. >> Nice. Thank you, Mr. Really. Um, I attended the New Jersey School Board Association delegate assembly on Saturday, November 22nd. Um, I distributed uh actually it's just a web
address to the New Jersey School Board Association site where there's notes about the whole meeting and uh you have to log on I believe to get into it. Um but one note to mention there um someone you may know uh Mike Jacobs was elected
as president. >> I saw I read that. Yeah. >> And he's from Richfield, Bergen County. >> So he's the new uh New Jersey School Board Association president for the next year. I think. All right. >> He's he's been the Bergen County president. >> Yeah, >> that's wonderful.
>> That's great. Thank you. >> Uh I attended the RAF casino night. Uh Mr. was in attendance >> and uh it was great. The venue was great. Whoever chaired the event was very well organized. So, congratulations
to her. Um and uh I think it was a really successful night. It was at West Mount Country Club. couldn't have beat the location. Um, so every year seems to keep getting better and better. So, congratulations to the RAF.
Other old business. Uh, seeing none. Legislative update, Mr. Jones. >> Uh, yes, this one bill uh Senate Bill 4710. Uh it is it requires a mental health test to be
given to all school bus drivers. Um the the the text requires more testing alcohol and and so forth, but that I I just thought that it was always done in the past anyway. But that's the bill for
tonight. >> All right. Thank you. Uh at 7:34 p.m. we're going to open the meeting up to the public for anything related to or not related to the agenda. Seeing nothing, we're going to close the meeting at 7:35
p.m. And as a gift to Dennis Mazone and as a holiday good wish to everyone, there is not a need for an executive session, which means that we can have a motion to adjurnn. >> All right, Mr. from his own motion to
adjurnn. Mr. Healey in rare form, Dennis and Dennis. All in favor? >> I. >> All right. Happy holidays, everyone. >> Happy holidays, everybody. See you guys.