The blast zones, like how far you have to go off the stage to like die. And then the platforms like the plat like town we were just on, right? Yeah, town. Um, it was um the platforms move in that one. So, that's good for some like it just moves like it changes. Sometimes there's no platforms on that one. And then sometimes there's a lot there's three at some point. And platforms give you some place to like launch off. And like some characters like are bad at landing, like they don't have much, so they just go onto a platform and it's easier for them. And then some characters have more combos that way, like they can just drag them up. They can land back and then drag them up more. But PS2 is different. It's the biggest stage. Like it's the longest. I don't know. You won't be able to tell.
So, um, so thank you for for all that you're that you're doing and all the training and just know that it's all worth it because we'll all be cheering you on on the on Marathon Monday. Gonna go to Joe and then Claudia. Joe, go ahead. Thank you, Madam Chair.
Kenna Marino on the draw along with her sister Kylie and Sabina Mckne. Second half action is on their way. Balls up. Ken Marino knocks it down. Ball's bouncing around. Sabina Mckne ends up with the ball. gets the ball over the restraining line to Trullio. Trulio to Kasich. Back to Mckne over to Marino. Marino fires it in there behind the back. Ball's bouncing around. It's looks like Caroline got hit in the head. Whoever's sitting in the car in a St. Michael's parking lot, it would be nice if they turned off the lights. Oh, what a shot. Nice shot by Lucas. Bounces the ball off the iron behind the goal as Caroline's scoring her second goal of the night. Sparkle number three, Caroline. [Applause] Ken Marino with the ball. Kicks it over to Jordan. Jordan takes two steps, goes through everybody, and fires the ball into the back of the net.
Um they're welcoming parents into the school community as targeted case managers. They're bilingual. They're making contact with families um for a variety of reasons, not just attendance. And they're working with families to remove barriers to getting to school. So they might provide bikes, bus passes, just kind of general guidance. Um they're out visiting homes at times. Um and they're connecting families to community organizations. So they do a lot for us and they're um uh they're a huge benefit to Chico Unified. It's not some uh targeted case managers are not in every district necessarily. Um but they are the attendance course are really like a point person with attendance and targeted case managers can can help with that. There's the chart I wanted to explain. Yes. So, um, we've mentioned the multi-tered system of supports prior in this presentation. We've talked to the board a lot about it over the, you know, recent past.
But And then the platforms like small Battlefield and Battlefield like the normal ones. Battlefield has the three platforms. This one has like small Battlefield only has two, but it has its platforms are slightly higher than all the other platforms. So it gives you and Smashville have the same height as platforms, but they're just slightly higher than the other ones. So like when you jump onto them, you just have to account for the little slight height difference. Yeah. Okay. Oo, nice shield break. This will even back up. Okay. Well, that was quick. That was very a stock from each. A minute in and it's stock from each. Ooh. Tried to get the stock on the um side view, but it did not work. So, what are King DDD's strengths? So, King DDD obviously has a giant hammer on him. Mhm. And then out of his pocket, I guess.
Uh, good evening everyone. I'm sorry I'm not here with you physically, but uh, spiritually I am. And I'd love to uh, thank all the runners who are going to participate on the 21st. Um, I am not a long-distance runner, nor have I ever thought about running long distance in any way, shape, or form. Um, but, uh, I appreciate your effort and your sacrifice to, uh, to this program. Uh and like Brandy said, a lot of uh groups within the town uh are recipients of some some great monies and some great uh uh access to to do things, especially the kids in town, especially if they don't have the uh the funding to uh be part of uh different uh sports programs that are like the uh some of these monies are used to uh help uh pay for their uh registration fees so they can participate in all these different programs.
Again, that's Jordan's fifth goal on the game, getting a notch in each one of the quarters for five goals. Score is now 10- nothing with 10:30 to go in the third quarter. We will have a a running clock unless Northampton can get up on the board. Marino self draws quickly gets the ball over the restraining line. Gets the ball over to Jordan. Jordan over to [Music] Trulio. Trulio around up on top. Back to Marino. Marino over to Mckne. Makney back to Marino. Marino over to Whitwer. Whitward down low to Kylie Marino who shoots. Kylie Marino with a a call. Caroline with the ball. Gets the ball. Just throws it over high to an Sabina Mckne saves the ball. Good hustle by Mckne. Keney picks it up. Gets the ball over to Marino. Marino looking for some cutters over to Witworth. Whitwer with the dodging. Fires the ball all the way over to Mcknney.
And part of that u system includes mon monitoring meetings where groups of staff and it might be um or typically is administrators, counselors, intervention teachers at community school sites with social workers. Um there might be special education staff present. Um there may be attendance present. But basically what they're doing is they're meeting on a regular basis and looking at a set of of data um that's provided for them to identify who needs help with what essentially and then making sure they're providing that support. And so everybody, you know, attendance is huge um when we talk about learning. So um attendance plays a strong role in it. And the the picture is really just an example. It's a screenshot of what those what those uh teams are looking at and it's an example that includes um a list of students and you can see the second row over the or sorry the second column over the red that's the attendance rate.
I don't know. Out of his mouth. I don't know where he gets it from, but Gordo, it's a little spiky ball. You know, you've seen it. I've seen the little spiky ball. It like he can control where it goes and how fast it moves or how high it bounces. Like right there. He And then he's got another shield break somehow. If this kills, that's insane. Okay. But he controls where it bounces and then he can like hit steam out of it or he can suck it back in and then shoot it out faster. And Kingdy's other thing is that he can suck them in like that and then launch them off the stage. Okay. He can walk with them in their mouth. So if he wanted to, he could watch walk all the way down to the blast zone and let him out. Spit it out.
and some of the programs that are offered also within the school system as well. So, uh thank you all very much for your sacrifice and uh I'll be cheering you on on the side of the road for sure. So, but uh thank you all very much for for your sacrifices. It's greatly appreciated for sure. Thank you. Thanks, Joe. Claudia. Yeah. I I just wanted to say thank you to all of you as well because um you know when when Brandy was talking about how you know we have the pleasure of giving away the money that you've earned for us. So I just want to say wow I hadn't thought about it like that. You know who doesn't like giving away money especially if it's not their own. So I just so really no thank you. I I know um the hard work that's involved in in raising the money and and obviously getting your bodies ready for um such a long run.
Mcknney with the ball. Looks gets the ball in over to Jordan. Nice pass just wide by Jordan. Trulio's there to pick the ball up. Trulo gets it in to Marino who's playing from behind the net. She's going to look take a chance to look for some cutters. Marino over to M. Whitwer. Whitwer in up and around. Fires the ball right by the goalie. What a shot by M Whitler for her second goal of the game. Goal number five, Matt Whitler. Crims into the game now for Jordan. Looking to give her a little bit of rest after scoring five goals on a night already with still almost two quarters left to play. Marino on the draw. Ball goes up. Can I get there? She does. Lose the ball, but Northampton knocks the ball out of bounds. East saw me ball. Be Mckne picks the ball up.
And so you can see these kids have been pulled out um based on on their data and attendance rate is very low. Um so really these intervention teams are going to you know address this very differently than a student who's maybe having at school every day but having behavioral problems or other other needs. So So what does SIS stand for? Student information system. Oh okay. Y and so the d that staff has to look at includes the whole whole stand attendance, discipline, grades, test scores, um, demographics. So, this is a crucial part of what we do for encouraging attendance. In here, I was able to go to bid well, I think it was a couple weeks ago and sit in on one of those meetings and it was it was fabulous. you know, the team working together, having conversations, who's responsible for what what more followup needs to happen.
Yeah. And they both die. Oh. Or they can set it for that like only he dies or only the other person dies. If they're like bad at recovering like Pyro and Myth where they have a bad recovery. Okay. But King DDD is very slow. He has about I think it's six jumps. He can jump six times in the air and then what happens? And then he can't jump anymore. Like most characters like pirate two. Most characters two. There's some characters that have more. Like Kingd like he just jumped like three times right there. He can jump a lot more. Which is funny cuz it's a larger character. Yes. Like Kirby. Kirby has the same amount of jumps as King DB. So his Metam Knight. like they can just jump a lot because in the original games they can just jump forever but that that would be too like overpowered in this game so they just limited it to six are very slow character.
Um my daughter is running not for the town because the slots were full by the time she figured out she wanted to run and so she wasn't even in the hat. Um so I I know the type what it takes, but I will be out there. Um I hope to be a few places along the the road. So, I hope to have an opportunity to see you all and um send us a picture of the babies when they come. Yeah. Yeah. Keep us posted. Keep us posted. Yes, indeed. Congratulations, everybody. Well, thank you all again for being here. Thank you all for running and hopefully we'll see you again on Saturday the 19th of April where we can have some breakfast and bring your families. Just let Susan know who's coming and we can celebrate you and help fuel you before you actually run. Great.
Looking to run the ball in. She's met by a slew of Northampton defenders. Have the whole other side of the field. She'll run it in. Gets the ball knocked away. Ken Marino there to save it. Out of bounds. Northampton ball. Green picks the ball up looking to get the ball in. She's met by two saw me defenders. They're moving the ball all the way back. She loses it. Kylie Marino picks the ball up. Gets the ball over the 50. Take it, kid. Kylie Marino behind the net. Gets the ball over to Crims. Crims or is that Mac? Crims to Mack. Mack to an ball bounces around. Marino picks it up. Over to Lucas. Over to Marino. Marino over to Mckne. Mcknne around. Over to Lucas. And Smell really moving the ball around really good. M. Whitward dumps it into an Anen. Fires it into the back of the net.
Um, it was it was really impressive and they it was very targeted um each student and what their needs were and what the follow. So, it is. Thank you. more questions about about this graphic that I don't understand. Is that a student ID number down the first column? That is so that's the student identifying the student staff sees student names, right? But we can't show those, right? Um then the next column over is reported absence rate. Um in the first column that's the number two that's minor discipline I'll just go across there um minor discipline so that's you know um discipline incidences that don't reach the the office generally they're not sus suspendable offenses um they might be a student might be given a minor discipline in by a yard supervisor really. And then going across again, the CIS reported rate. So that's the student information system reported rate for attendance for attendance.
Okay. Yeah. Barely holding on to that last stock. Two stocks left for mera and now we are moving on to our next player. Yes. And we do not know who that's going to be yet. But on PS2, it changes it a lot. It's a very different stage from Town and City. PS2 a lot larger. So you can like run away a lot more. Okay. Which is good. Yes. Good for some characters, bad for others. All right. We're back to Tristan. So, and the platforms, they can make a difference, too. Okay. So, how does Little Mac do on this platform? It's not the best cuz little Mac likes to be really close and like punch you. So, he wants to get in and do whatever. So, a smaller platform is more beneficial. Yeah. But against Pyth, I don't think it really changes much cuz they can't really like zone with away from him.
Thank you. Thank you all for being here. Yes. Can Can you come to the microphone and identify yourself, please? That's okay. Take your time. Are are you able to put the people here or just this? No, just you just talk to them. Talk is like you're talking to us. Hi. Hi, my sorry my name is uh Linda Alberini Compton and I grew up in Ashland. This is Pearl, my service dog. I grew up in Ashland from 1966 to 1989. My parents were Bob and Sue Alberini. My dad was um call firefighter. He coached hockey. She was a lunch lady. We walked everywhere. Hold on a second. Mark, don't pet it. It's a service so that he stays with her. Thank you. You're welcome. Sorry. No, no, no. Do what you need to do. It's okay. How can we help you get through this? Joy's up there.
Trulio with her second goal of the game. East Meadow up 12 to nothing with 6 minutes and 30 seconds 6 minutes and 30 seconds left in the third quarter of continuous running clock. Marino on the draw. Ball bounces up. Green ends up with the ball. Green bringing the ball up the field. Met by Kylie Marino and Mckne. She gets the ball over to flip the page. Fighting Kevitz with the ball over to McDonald. McDonald over to Green. Over to Fighting Kevitz. Look to make a move and is met once again by Jenna Holly. Jenna literally is a wall back there today. Kenna Marino using her speed. Gets the ball over. Ball bounce around. Gets through. Nice little scoop up. Throws the Kasich. Looking to reset the offense. Cassic over to Mckne. Mcknne looking to do a move. gets the ball around over to Trulio. Trulio makes a move, fires it in.
Um, and then the other um columns there are are grades. And really this this spreadsheet goes on and on and on and on. Um, grades for each class. Um, like I mentioned before, you know, major discipline, um, pretty much a a very like well-rounded look at at data on students and students. And so these are just for the English language arts grade book. This this is just ELA for that's just an example, right? Correct. But that's what this is represent. Exactly. And for middle school and high school. Yeah. Okay. So how is that represent is the way you know that I I was confused a little bit about the middle school and high school. I'm assuming that these numbers differentiate who's a middle school or high schooler or you're because because you have fall semester and the spring semester. So I'm assuming one is Yeah, I I was confused by that.