To the flag of the United States of America and to the stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all, please Mr. V. Mr. Espen >> here, >> Mr. Gianakis. Mrs. Miller here,
>> Mr. Pender here, >> Mr. Peny here, >> Mr. Celber, >> Mr. Chapman here, Mr. Casio >> here. >> In accordance with terms of the sunshine law, adequate notice of this meeting was posted in all school buildings, the administration building, burough clerk's office, public library, three
newspapers, and tap into on January 7, 2025. Please be advised, there is no smoking on school grounds inside or outside at any time. Please silence all electronic devices. And pursuant to district policy number 0167, each statement made by a participant shall be
limited to three minutes duration and no participant may speak more than once on the same topic. >> Thank you, Mr. At 10's report. >> Thank you, Mr. Casio. Um, what a crack. We've got a big crowd here tonight. Mr.
Cochman, if you would not mind joining us at the podium. Riley School is here this evening to give us a presentation about the safety patrol program. They will be highlighting the program and its impact on the climate and culture of Riley School. They will also be presenting a short fun video that they will convey
hopefully their roles in the school community and what each individual loves about being in the safety patrol. >> Thank you. Long time no see everybody. Welcome back. Um so we had real fun uh making the video. So, I'll start with this just cuz it's the more fun part of
our our entertainment. We're trying to blow up our Tik Tok account. So, I hope you appreciate it and uh enjoy. >> We're safety patrols. Of course, we >> get to school early. >> We're safety patrols. Of course, WE >> OPEN THE DOORS ON TIME.
>> WE'RE SAFETY PATROLS. Of course, we >> smile and say good morning to everyone. We're safety patrols, of course. We >> always wear our safety patrol belts. >> What? This.
>> We're safety patrols. Of course we >> help students find their way around. >> Come on. >> We're safety patrols. Of course we >> get to our afternoon posts on time. >> We're safety patrols. Of course we
>> help the kindergarters get to afterare. >> We're safety patrols. Of course we never say 6af. Favorite part about safe patrol is seeing my kids to walk into afterare. My favorite part about safety patrol is being a role model for all the younger kids below us.
>> Favorite part of being safety patrol is seeing the kids. >> My favorite part of being safety patrol is being friends with little kids. >> My favorite part of safety patrol is I never get late passes anymore. >> My favorite part about being a safe patrol is bringing kids to afterare. My
favorite part of safety patrol is taking the little first graders to their line. >> My favorite part of being of being a safety patrol is when I get to be with little kids. My favorite part about being safety patrol is holding open the doors. >> My favorite part of being a state patrol
that my kids never let me walk forward. >> My favorite part of safety patrol is talking to Mr. Coslin. >> My favorite part about being in safety patrol is that I get to help kids. Favorite part of being a safety patrol is probably walking my kids down the hallway.
>> Favorite part of being a safety patrol is telling people to sit down. >> My favorite part of being safety patrol is when I hold my kids hands. >> Um my favorite part of being safety patrol is um little kids looking up to me. >> My favorite part of being safety patrol
is being a role model. So, the Riley School State Patrol is a integral part of our school. Uh, it's it's a big part of our school community and each and every one of our students that are here today and those that couldn't make it tonight. Um, they make a positive impact on our
climate and culture in the school. And they do this in a variety of ways. Um whether it's greeting everyone as they walk in the door in the morning with a smile or maybe it's helping the staff make sure everyone's lined up in the right spot to start our day on an orderly time. Some of them escort our kindergarteners or first graders to the
bus line or to the afterare ensuring our safe and orderly dismissal. All of which are vital and necessary parts of our school. But my two favorite things that that I have witnessed our city patrols do and I've seen these both firsthand and it it really helps me. It warms my
heart. The first thing that that they do is every time we get a new student at Riley, they are the first people to introduce themselves to that student, introduce them to a smiling, friendly face in their line and make that personal connection with them. They truly make sure they feel like you're
part of the Riley family and they each and every one of them do it. Every single time we get a new student, every single first day, they're the ones to do it. That to me blows my mind and I'm so proud to do that. The other thing that I've seen that they have done with safety patrols is they take on a leadership role and they have made
connections with the younger students. Sometimes we have indoor recess. Our fourth graders have to share at the gym with some kindergarteners that they know from being safer patrols and they'll sit with them during their recess time instead. They're playing with their friends or on their Chromebook. They'll do activities with those kindergarters. When I walk into
afterare, those safes that are afterare students have made connections with the first and second graders that they bring to afterare and they sit with them and they mentor them and they help them with things. They truly are leaders in the building and this month at Riley we're celebrating gratitude as our dean for
the month and this is my ability to show my gratitude and my thanks to everything you do to make Riley a better place every day. So, thank you all for everything you do. If you give me a minute, I'd like to introduce everyone so they can kind of be sh be be honored here at the at the meeting tonight. So I'm going to call you in. Just smile,
wave, you can stand up. Um so our list is we've got about 20. Um starting with Anthony Garcia. Just wave there buddy. Every mana John DEMO side
Vasquez Hernandez and sorry Clue together. >> Mr. I'm superintendent. Of course, I'd like to shake your hand. >> So, we're clear. >> Thanks. We're going to come up here and then we're going to walk around and
check everybody. You did a great job. Thank you so much. You did a great job. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You did a great job. Thank you so much. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Great job. I would great job. This is Victoria. >> Victoria, did you want to We're going to go over. >> We're going to ask all of you to come on over here.
Thanks. >> We're big on. >> All right, hold on. Can you guys Can you kneel down? Sticks to kneel down. >> Nope. You stand up with me. All right. All right.
I need you guys to look over here. >> Look here and you guys will be done. Thank you. >> Great job. Thank you. >> That was great. Thank you. Um, our student representative this evening is Sophia Gabe. But before I toss the mic
over to you, Mr. Casio, with a special message for you, >> Marty told me today is your 18th birthday. afterwards. >> All right, here we go. >> Sophia, thank you for joining us. I know
you've been here before. So, this month's student representative is Sophia Babble. Sophia is the president of the senior class, an active member of Heroes and Cool Kids, the National Honor Society, and the Humanitarian Club. In addition to all of that, Sophia is a member of the soccer and lacrosse team.
Welcome, Sophia. >> Good evening, Dr. Tany, Miss Melissa, and members of the board of education. My name is Sophia Gatab, and I'm the senior class president here to speak on behalf of the high school. I'm secretary of the National Honor Society, captain of the varsity lacrosse team, captain of
the varsity girls soccer team, captain of the academic team, and vice president of the humanitarian club. I participate in the Spanish honor society, student leadership, and heroes and cool kids at the high school. The fall sports wrapped up their seasons during the first week of November. Field hockey, volleyball,
girls soccer, and boys soccer advanced to the state tournament. Boys, cross country, and middle school girls soccer completed their seasons with an undefeated record. There were many student athletes recognized for all conference and all division awards.
Swimming and bowling started their seasons on November 17th. Basketball, wrestling, winter track, and competition cheer begin their seasons on November 24th. We wish our winter athletes a successful season. Seniors were fitted for their cap and
gowns on October 15th to prepare for graduation in June. There were also a few virtual and in-person presentations for our students run by the counseling department to aid families in filling out financial aid applications in preparation for college applications.
The high school also recently completed a series of state testing that started on October 15th. All 10th and 11th graders took the PSAT, which helps in preparation for the SAT and serves as a potential pathway for graduation. Additionally, some seniors
completed the NJGPA and are awaiting results. Finally, the entire high school took the NJSLA and NJGPA adaptive field test, which will prepare students for this spring's NJSLA and NJGPA testing. The DECA Club held inductions on October
28th and are scheduled for training this week for students to learn about leadership development and business careers. Two SPHs students performed at NJA teachers convention with New Jerseys all state music ensembles. Senior Cameron Vanwick
is lead trombone in the all state jazz band and performed on Thursday, November 6th at Claridge Hotel Celebrity Theater. Sophomore Molly Vanwick is assistant principal horn in the All State Symphony Orchestra and performed on Friday, November 7th in the Boardwalk Hall.
Congratulations to both. Our SPHs gaming club hosted their soon-to-be annual Mario Kart tournament in our auditorium where students were able to raise money for the gaming club as well as compete against each other on the massive screen. Students and
spectators had a lot of fun. Our annual powderpuff game was held yesterday, November 18th, at the POW Field. The sophomores beat the freshman and the seniors beat the juniors. The seniors sign off with an undefeated record in the powderpuff games.
Fall student athletes attended the GMC sportsmanship conference at Woodbridge Community Center today. Coaches and athletic departments from different schools within the GMC talk with students about sportsmanship on and off the field. The student athletes take what they have learned and commun
communicate different ways they can increase their leadership skills to their teams. Parent teacher conferences were held today and the high school operated on an early dismissal bell schedule. The fall sports pep rally will be held on November 20th where the different
grades will compete against each other in different games and senior student athletes will be recognized. We will be running the assembly bell schedule and details were emailed to all students and parents. Model United Nations will be attending the Rucker Model UN conference this
coming weekend. We wish our delegates much luck. Heroes and Cool Kids will have their first training at the Grand Marquee on November 25th. Heroes and Cool Kids is a program that teaches high school students about the importance of mentorship and building skills to
overcome challenges like peer pressure, bullying, and drug abuse. Key areas of focus include sportsmanship, conflict resolution, and making healthy lifestyle choices. The Heroes will be teaching their lessons to sixth grade students at Grand School on December 2nd. The
athletic department will be hosting its annual toy drive in partnership with the athletic booster club. This is the 21st year of hosting a toy drive, and all toys will be given to Southfield Social Services to be distributed within the community. Seniors were selected to
assist with supporting and assisting to get the word out to the community. For any student taking the SAT on December 6th, the high school is offering a free SAT pre boot camp. This class is in person from 6:45 a.m. to
7:45 a.m. December 1st to 5th. To register, please join the Google Classroom for the sections you are interested in by Wednesday, November 26th. For more details, please refer to Mr. Posolo's weekly emails. The Student Leadership Club will be hosting a
blanket sale until November 26th. All proceeds will be given back to the community. The Student Leaders will also be hosting its annual Tiger 24 volleyball tournament on Saturday, December 6th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Senior Superlative, senior siblings, and
senior BFF pictures will be held on December 3rd. The SBHS music students will be seeing Chip on Broadway on December 3rd. The winter concert will be held on December 9th and will feature music from the jazz band, orchestra, band, and choir students. We wish them
the best of luck. The senior class will be hosting a Christmas movie night on December 12th. The Grinch will be shown with various holiday crafts and activities for the children to enjoy. There will be a hot cocoa bar and a special visit from Santa. All money raised will go towards
the senior prom held in June of 2026. Thank you all for the time and opportunity to update you on the successful events at the high school this month. Please enjoy the rest of your evening. Thanks. Um, a couple of reminders to our our South community. The district is um
providing free breakfast to all district students throughout the month of November. So, if you have the opportunity to get to school a little bit early, please go ahead and take advantage of it. Um, as Sophia mentioned, it is we are about to start our holiday concert uh season. So, you will be receiving information uh
specific to each of the buildings through your uh district registered email. So, uh please try to take advantage of uh that if you can. And next month, we will have our chorus and um our bands here at our board meeting so we can enjoy their talents. Uh, finally, the last uh, piece of
information I have for you is the annual annual treeletting ceremony is scheduled for November 30th and the parade begins at 5:30 p.m. behind the senior center. So, if you would like to attend, it's welcome to everybody here in South P. I'm not sure if Mr. Zelberg will be providing a little bit more information
on that. Um, but that is uh available for all of our residents. Um, and if you are experiencing or know somebody who is experiencing any type of food insecurity, please reach out to the South Planefield Office of Social Services. They have uh some resources
available to you and we have a number of resources listed on our district. Thank you. >> Thank you, doctor. At this time, any board member comments and presentations? Doug, you >> Sophia, once again, you knocked it out
of the ballpark. happy birthday. Um, you come up here with with such I don't even know how to describe you. You're very smooth and eloquent in your presentation. I don't know if you practice or if you don't practice, but you're a natural and public speaking should definitely be in your futures,
you know, at some point. So, uh, great job again, safety patrol. the other day on uh my Facebook memories came up a picture of my son from however many years ago with his safety patrol uh
sash on. There's one thing I got to tell you guys and this is for sure and I can promise you this. Your parents are so proud of you is unbelievable. Whether or not you realize it for what you guys are doing and just how important you guys are in the school. Congratulations. You're doing a great job. Very, very
important thing for everybody in the school and you guys are leaders. We're all up here proud of you as well. Okay, everybody have a great Thanksgiving diva. >> Happy birthday, Sophia. Um, great job and thank you for keeping us informed.
I'm hearing all the fantastic work by some of our musicians and our athletes. So, thank you truly for keeping us informed. Um, to my friends at Riley, you guys and girls are all incredible. Um, the last thing that I heard in the
video was what I like what I love about Safety Patrol is being a role model. And you all are role models to everyone in your school, to your friends, uh, to your classmates. So, keep up the incredible work. I had the the pleasure
of meeting Hunter earlier tonight, and I'm I'm you guys are all doing great things, so continue to keep up the great work. Um, and the sky's is the limit for each and every one of you all. Thank you. And as Doug said, have a have a happy and healthy Thanksgiving.
>> Sure. >> First of all, happy birthday, Sophia. Congratulations. Um, and thank you for providing us with the update for the high school. We truly appreciate you keeping us informed and you do an excellent job and congratulations on
whatever your aspirations are for next year as well. And great job to you Rocky school students. We thoroughly enjoyed your presentation on being a safety patrol. We learned a lot about what you do every day at school. And we want to thank you
for your commitment to help your fellow students and for being good role model models and leaders. Thank you very much. And to everybody, have a happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your Good Friday shopping experience and be successful if you're going out in France.
Go. Yeah, thank you. just to uh keep going happy birthday Sophia and thanks for the great update and also just to see that not only did you do the update they were so involved in participating in everything in the school sports activities and all things like that
which is uh safety patrol you're beginning uh a role of responsibility at WY that uh the younger students look up to you and um going forward keep that responsibility up and you'll participate in a lot more things in school
Maybe we'll have one of you up here doing the high school report in rubber years. But no, it it's a great job. I was a safety patrol guy years ago and it it's something the school needs uh just for
the the student rapport to keep the school active and it's very important to the students of all ages. So congratulations. >> Y one last thing since since Dr. Dancy mentioned the tree lighting. It's the parade starts at 5:30. If you're marching in the parade, be at the senior
center at 5. Uh it's open to any resident that want to wants to march with it. And a side note is next year is the 100th anniversary of the burrow. And to kick that off, we're going to be uh having Christmas tree ornaments with the
official logo on it. And this is kind of like the kickoff event for the 100th anniversary celebration next year. more of that to come, but uh we'll have the ornaments available for donation on Sunday, Thursday. >> Yeah,
happy birthday. Great job. I can tell you that Tommy's really happy you're graduating because he always has to follow you after your speech. Great job. And he'll be back in the spring, I think. >> Yeah. And schools, congratulations. It's
it's a great job. But like Mr. Ceelberg, I was also uh safety for sure. We won't tell you when it was. I'll tell you it was over 60 years ago. But but it's it's great job. I'm proud of you and your parents are proud of you. And we'll remember it just like we
remember it. We're older. We still remember it. So congratulations and happy Thanksgiving everybody. >> Thank you. I I wanted to ask you're all in fourth grade. >> That's right. Yeah. as a requirement for fourth grade 10.
>> Yeah, Mr. C. Um, guys, great job. I also was AC control, so my voice and it was uh it was fun. It was u nice being uh mentor to the other students. I just have to ask there's so many of you. Are there any other kids in the school?
>> I'm just kidding. Happy Thanksgiving, Sophie. Happy birthday. And uh now's your chance to run, guys. The other stuff is very boring. I'll talk to you. >> Look at this chair. This kid ropes a double out of nowhere just
>> bye everybody. All right. >> Help me out. >> We have uh any public comments and agenda items only. >> Seeing none resolution to approve prior board minutes. >> I'll be your move. >> Second. >> Any discussion?
>> Roll, please. >> Mr. >> Yes. >> Mr. Miller. >> Mr. Pender. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peny. >> Yes. >> Mr. Celberg. >> Yes. >> Mr. Chapman. >> Yes. Mr. Casio. Yes. Curriculum A
through F. >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> Roll call, please. >> Mr. Aspen? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Miller? >> Yes. >> Mr. Per? >> Yes. >> Mr. Pissy? >> Yes. >> Mr. Hussleberg? >> Yes. >> Mr. Chapman? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cass?
>> Yes. Policy A. >> So move. >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> Roll call, please. >> Mr. Aspen. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Miller? >> Yes. >> Mr. Pender. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peny, >> yes. >> Mr. Celberg, >> yes. >> Mr. Chapman,
>> yes. >> Mr. Cassio, >> yes. On to personnel A through D. >> So move. >> Second. >> Discussion. I have something. I wanted to thank Morat. Is he hiding back there? Where is
he? >> Back there. >> He hiding. >> So Morat is our assistant VA. uh he will be uh leaving us in January to take a this administrative role in Clinton.
>> It's uh it's going to be sad to see you go. I mean, uh, was it nine years? >> Seven. >> Seven years. >> Seven years. >> It It's been a pleasure working with you for those seven years. I mean, I've been here nine, but um I'm really going to
miss you. I think uh you're vital to this district and you will be missed. Um, and I'll miss our chats as well. And uh, best of luck. Anybody else? You got it. Sharon,
>> I'd just also like to congratulate you, Morat. We're very happy for you. Even though maybe some of us aren't, we are still happy. Um, I wish you the best of luck and success in your new position. Clinton is lucky to have you, let me tell you. And we will sincerely miss
you. So, congratulations and good luck. >> Thank you. Roll, please, >> Mr. Espen. >> Yes. Mr. Miller. >> Yes. >> Mr. Bender. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peny. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cesleberg. >> Yes. >> Mr. Chapman.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Cassia. >> Yes. >> Yes. Finance 8 through double D. >> So move. >> Second. >> Any discussion? Roll >> call, please. >> Mr. Esper. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Miller. >> Yes. >> Mr. Per. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peny.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Susleberg. >> Yes. >> Mr. Chapman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cassio. >> Yes. Any public comments on any items? >> Yeah. >> Good evening, Scott Miller. >> Hit the button.
>> Hit the button. >> Hit the button. Here we go. Good morning. Good afternoon, evening. Where are we at? Um, Scott Miller. Um, as as I tend to usually do when I come here, um, again to talk about our marching tigers, um, for those that don't know, early November, November 2nd, um, we went out
to Hershey Park and participated in what's called the Atlantic Coast Championships. This is a grouping of nine states in the central Atlantic region, and there were what, Sophia? 16 bands. 16 bands uh, were invited to compete out there. And as our marching
tigers have done, all year long, they did not disappoint. They placed third out of all of these bands. >> Yes. As as our one of our drum majors reminds me, you know, they they have bumped up in their class. So, it was a hell of a year. Pardon my expression.
Um, for all of them, I got to say it's a proud papa moment here to have the front major come off the podium for the last time and knowing that they just absolutely nailed their show. Um, so I I do want to publicly say, you know, thank you. He's not here and the rest of them
aren't, but Mr. Shout out to Mr. Rio, uh, Miss Greco, um, and Miss Pascal. They did a wonderful job with our students all year long, and the board, the district, the school should be very proud of them and the students for what they've done. I just wanted to make sure that got put out there for everyone to
hear. Um, that wraps up our marching band season. So, no more addresses from me for that. Um, we do move into, as you heard, to our concerts in early November. Um, looking forward to those. Um, as far as uh everything else goes, um, again, you know, to everybody up here, um, have
a happy Thanksgiving. Um, I appreciate what you all do for the for the district. Um, she's not here, but I'll say happy birthday, too, since everybody else did. Um, and that's all I got. Everybody, have a have a great month. We we'll see you in December for, if I recall, what you say is your favorite meeting of the year.
>> It is. It is. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Anybody else? Hi, my name is Catherine Rollins and I'm a senior at SGHS and I'm a member of the South Mainfield Drama Club.
Hi, my name is Sophia Miller. I'm also a senior at the high school. I am here on a leadership behalf of the drama club. I wanted to speak tonight concerning the production chosen for the 2526 season. Over the past week or so, five people have approached me asking, "What is this
show? Is this seriously what we're doing? Will I be able to dance? Will there be your role for me?" Someone even told me flatly, "There's nothing for me in this show." >> I What? >> Sorry, it's me. >> It's okay. Someone even told me flatly, "There's nothing for me in this show.
I'm probably not doing it this year." Before I was in the high school, the South Planefield players performed the 25th annual Putnham County Spelling Bee. Due to the lack of role variety and availability with the lack of ensemble, many quit or did not audition at all. This ripped the department for the year
and years after that. My main concern is the 11 feature roles will not allow everyone in our department to have a proper proper experience within the show because there is no ensemble within this production.
Um, many people who only strictly want to be an ensemble to help show off their dancing more than their acting, uh, they will not be able to be on stage and perform with us. Uh, there is no accessible role. So, people who are a little too nervous to do what they
really want to do in the future yet. There is little coro in choreography, meaning people who mainly dance are not going to dance. and shows have been rejected by the administration and they were not because they weren't bad on their own. They were
declined in order to play it safe. We they really wanted to have a show that isn't at all like controversial or have any inappropriate themes. But that's been happening for the past 2 to 3 years. We have taken shows that are
middle school level and don't show off what our cast has to offer. And that really worries me as a part of a senior who is graduating this year that it's going to be left in the hands of people up in the high school with the cast. I mean, they're not going to be able to
have a real high school show. And that makes me upset just a little bit. Um because, you know, there are shows made for middle schools, there are shows made for colleges. The Putham County Spelling Bee was made for a college because it is
so selective and it is so this put together in a way that people are going to get cut and people are not going to be able to perform. The show selection has been put off for too long and it's starting to bite into a rehearsal time because so many things
have gotten rejected. One more thing I'm sorry. Uh there is no there is little pit in this production meaning there are little musical parts in the in the instrumentation and model UN had mo had made sure to coordinate
their conferences cuz people in pit are all in model UN. So we moved the conferences so people in pit be able to be there and we're not going to need them. So it would have happened for no reason. The longer the show selection is put off, the more people drop out due to
their obligations, frustration, and loss of interest. It has become harder to secure rights later in the season, and rushing practice will decline the show quality. That is all I have. Well, thank you for coming up here. I actually um I have a little information
you probably would like to hear. Um but I don't know if I should be the one to bring it to you because I will tell you your concerns were heard. They were heard by the administration and your principal is in the back and he made it a point to have a conversation with me and I don't know if we
>> are we okay tonight or we wait a couple more days. >> Um it's pending a few things. So it's going to say 99.9. >> Okay. So we're 99.9% sure that when you hear what uh play has
been selected, you'll be over the moon. Plenty of roles for everyone. The music is great. The >> not the bless. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Have a great
Thanksgiving. Thank you for letting me out to you. >> Thanks for the call for the big right out of the bullpen. Back to doing this. Any other public comments on it yet? Any
board member comments? Mrs. Miller. >> Um, I would just like to invite our board to our Middle Sex County School Boards Association to meeting on December 3rd. Dinner's at 6:00 to 6:45 at the meeting afterwards. It's at
Colonial High School. It's going to be on school security. And we have two very special presenters which will be presenting it. The first one is Dr. Joe Maserino, Woodbridge Township Superintendent. And the second one, and most
importantly, is our own Dr. Tany will be presenting. So, I invite you all to join us. It's going to be a good show. She's got videos and, you know, powerpoints and >> the video staring Mr. Skolo. So, he'll be the star. He'll be star of the video.
And now, based on this last presentation, maybe we should add a little musical number. >> Let's go. >> There you go. woman is going to be attending. So, so a lot of South Paint representation. So, I invite you all to come. It's a really close. In fact, our
superintendent um had me negotiate with Woodbridge as superintendent to have it at Columbia High School because it's so close for her. >> That's right. I'm going to walk there. >> Um I think that was about it. Oh, I just want to say best of luck to all the winter sports athletes and their
coaches. Uh, congratulations to all fall sport athletes and their coaches. Congratulations to our margin band students and their adviserss and all the parents that helped. Um, they all every all of our students make a huge commitment. No matter what it is,
whether it's robotics, whether it's marching band, whether it's sports, you all everybody makes such a huge commitment. People don't unless you have a child in it or you've been in it yourself, you don't realize the commitment that these students make. they should be very proud of themselves that um they've accomplished so much and
I thank all of them and their advisors and their parents for all the work that they do and again happy Thanksgiving and I meant to say black Friday not >> any other board member comments
>> super quick congratulations Morat Morat's one of the hardest working people in this district um and so we are certainly going to miss you, but you deserve this. Congratulations.
>> Any other board member comments? Okay, I just want to ring in on that as well. Moroc, congratulations. Uh welld deserved. You know, as much as we hate to see you go, we always love to see people move ahead and forward themselves and and you know, in life and that's, you know, that's a great thing for for
you and your family. Congratulations. Super proud. Uh at this time we will go into executive session to discuss personnel and student matters. Um action will be taken when we're done will probably be about half an hour 45 minutes.
>> So move second. >> All in favor? >> I opposed you a roll call please. >> Mr. Espen >> here. >> Mrs. Miller >> here. >> Mr. Pender >> here. >> Mr. Pissy >> here. Mr. Tester >> here. Mr. Celberg, Mr. Chapman
>> here, >> Mr. Cass. >> Uh, at this time we have uh action to take resolution. >> Yeah, two resolutions. I'll read them one after another. We can do them together. First one says, "Resolved upon the recommendation of the superintendent, the board hereby terminates the employment contract of
employee 6077 effective immediately and in accordance with the contractual notice provisions." That's one. The other resolution says, "Whereas a residency hearing was held this evening in executive session for a student BP which the parent did not attend despite being apprised the right to do so and
whereas the board finds a student is not done without the south playing field is not entitled to attend school in the district be resolved the board hereby disenrolls the above reference student and assesses tuition for the period of ineligible attendance for the 2526 school year. We have a motion to accept the resolution is read." >> So moved.
>> Second roll call, please. up. Any discussion? >> Roll call, please. >> Mr. Espen? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Miller? >> Yes. >> Mr. Pender? >> Yes. >> Mr. >> Yes. >> Mr. Sleber? >> Yes. >> Mr. Chapman? >> Yes.
>> Okay. Uh, >> do we have to vote on >> that? No, that was the vote. >> Okay. >> No, there already. >> Okay. Uh, need to turn. >> All in favor? >> I make a motion to return.
>> Second. All in favor? >> I. >> Anybody post? >> Nope. >> All right. >> Happy Thanksgiving. >> Happy Thanksgiving. Good one.