Second, Miss Venmouth. Hi, Miss Simon. Hi, Mr. Cerone. Hi, Mr. Pler. I Mr. Gatewood, I Dr. Mario, I Miss Johnson, no. Motion passes 61. Well, do you want Let me make the motion first. Um, action item 10.10, approval of personnel report. Can I have a motion, please? Make a motion to approve the personnel report as discussed and presented. Okay. Now, now we can talk. Okay. So, I'd like to make a comment regarding tonight's approval for the that the board made regarding our investments in our administrators. Um, our strategic plan emphasizes the power of collaboration and uh a strong support for our schools and within our schools. Um tonight the board reaffirmed its commitment to recognizing, retaining, and rewarding our outstanding leaders who embody our district's core values, vision, and um demonstrate a commitment to reflection. In the past, our district has experienced significant turnover um where we have almost up to 83% turnover among our district leadership positions, making sustained progress and meaningful collaboration incredibly difficult.
We are proud to say that the leadership team approves this evening approved this evening reflects a group of individuals who are not only committed to staying um the the mission but will also bring their diverse experience and expertise to the work. Together we will build stability, trust and a continued momentum and we are excited for what ahead. Yes, we are. Thank you. All right. Um at an I mean I'm sorry 11.1. Can I have a vote? Oh yes. Yes we got a vote. Sorry. Mr. Pogger I. Dr. Mario I. Miss Simon I. Mr. Cerone. I. Miss Johnson. Hi. Mr. Gatewood. I. Miss Venmouth. I. Mo. Motion passes 70. Can I have a motion to adjurnn? I make a motion to adjurnn. Second. Back.
LARP, chair of the Ann Arbor Energy Commission, and I'll call this working session to order uh from calling from my from here in Ann Arbor. Um this is going to be a working session of the commission and we're going to conduct this like many other in-person meetings. Um we don't need to do roll call I believe um given that it's a working session and um so we're just going to keep this pretty informal I think uh this evening and try to work through uh some of the some of the things that we're uh discussing today with respect to electrification incentives and and new and existing construction. Um, we'll get to that a little bit more in just a second, but um, public comment, uh, we're going to open it up to public comment first and, uh, this will be via telephone only. and to speak during any of the public comment opportunities.
And a moment of silence. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Uh, roll call, please. Mr. Shahada, Miss Bassford, here. Mr. Brunette, here. Mr. Kenova, here. Dr. Danny, here. Mr. Mahia. Mr. Ciano, here. M. Suarez, here. Vice President Santiago here. President Paris here. We have the mission of the Clifton School District in an open and reciprocal community partnership is to provide all students with a quality education to develop the skills necessary to become literate, lifelong learners who are responsible and productive citizens contributing to a democratic society in an everchanging world. The New Jersey Open Public Meetings Law was enacted to ensure the right to the public to have advanced notice of and to attend the meetings of the public bodies at which any business affecting their interests is discussed or acted upon.
[Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Where are you? [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Happy. X. Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music] in the courier post following written notice with the municipal clerk of East Township. Mr. Yates, can we have a roll call, please? Roll call. Mr. Brown will be remote. He's not with us at the moment, right? Nobody has him on phone. Okay. Miss Bramoitz here. Mr. Dearcy here. Miss Fox here. Mrs. Null is absent. Mr. Thompson here. Mr. Peeleman here. Mr. Bach here and Mr. Compton here. We have a quarum. Thank you. Mr. Yates will now enter an motion to enter executive session. Whereas an NJSA 104-12 will ask for a public body to go into close session during a public meeting. And whereas the board of education of Esham Township deemed it necessary to go into close session to discuss certain matters which are exempted from the public.
25 regular board meeting minutes. March 6, 2025 study study session minutes and March 6, 2025 special board meeting minutes. Motion to approve. Is there a second? Thank you. Second by Miss Anamarie Stevens. Mosabo. Thank you. Number five this evening is our call to the audience. For the record, there is no call to the audience. We'll continue with our agenda. Letter E is our information items. Number one is the Barber K Unified School District students of the month. Mr. Diaz, President Mon, members of the board, members of the community, thank you so much for being here today. Um, this is a great time in which we get to not only celebrate our students, but celebrate you as parents for valuing our um the support and being a partner in education. Please help me welcome our first principal, Miss uh Enriquez, to begin honoring our students of the month.
[Music] I'd like to call this meeting to order and we'll begin with the pledge of allegiance and and I will lead that. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you everybody for coming out this evening. We'll we'll start right in with the uh with the agenda and these are recognitions for the uh student of the month, teacher of the month, and our be our stars. So, Dr. Wright, I'm going to turn these three items over to you. Thank you, Mr. Merrill. We'll start off and and let's go in the order in which they're presented at the high school. Mr. Web, do you want to present yours? Then we'll go to junior high and then the elementary school. You bet. Let's have River Rig come forward, please.
Mr. Ashley. Yes. Now we're ready for the first reading and we're gonna hopefully adopt the uh revision of the acred policy. [Music] Now, Mr. Would you? So, the um the the passport policy that we had approved in order to allow um voluntary transfer of crude sick leave was just very wordy. So we were looking at other options to reward it and rewrite it um where it was easier to understand. So one thing that we had was um it used to say that you needed to be an employee of the district for five years and we changed it to four year to three years and it would all go into one. you would not be able to choose who it would go who it would go to. So, we just loosened up the language a little bit. And we do because we do have um staff need right now for sharing of transferring a vacation or sick leave that people have acred.
Please enter the conference number. You are currently the only person in this conference. [Music] All right, welcome everybody to our Tuesday, April 8th uh governing board meeting. Welcome everyone. So, the first thing we do is the uh pledge of allegiance. Before we get started, while we're all standing up, who all came to the uh Alice and Wonderland musical, what was in it? You guys were fantastic. I have to tell [Applause] you to the flag of the United States of America to the flagship. here. Mrs. Here, Mr. McIn here. Mrs. Allen absent. Mr. Austin here. Okay. First thing we got to do is the agenda. Just a motion. I'll make a motion to approve the agenda. Second. [Music] Mr. Lever. Yes. Mia. Yes. Mr. McIn. Yes. Mr. O. Yes. And this is where next where we would have call from the public. I don't see any slips and nobody's on the phone.
A1 to discuss the potential appointment of of Canyon Valley. So moved. Thank you, Miss Humphre. Is there a second? Second. Thank you, Miss Murray. Uh all those in favor of moving into executive session, uh say I I into executive session in this conference room back here. Thank you. Good evening. We'd like to welcome everybody to tonight's work study. We'll call this meeting to order and we will jump right into our agenda. We'll start out with agenda item number three, presentation and discussion topics 3.01. 01 uh fiscal. First of all, I don't know if I said it. Welcome everybody. Everybody that's uh that's here uh in person and also everybody that's uh could be watching online. Welcome and thank you for for coming. 3.01 fiscal year 2024 district spending report. Dr. McCord. Thank you, Mr. Thompson. Governing board members. Uh both of our items tonight on the work study are uh business services related.
Meadows present. Sligger present. Matis here. Lock here. Gilbert. Right. Pledge of allegiance because he's this might be his last opportunity. R.J. would you please allegiance? Everyone ready? I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you, sir. Tom, are there any items to add or remove from the agenda today? No, sir. All right. Uh, welcome to the special meeting of the board of education. If anyone wishes to address the board this evening, please submit a form addressing the or to Cindy Rodriguez at this time. You did not receive one in the reception area. And since there's nobody here, I assume that answer is no. Please put your full name and address on the form. Nobody has submitted one that I'm aware of, right?
Testing one, two, three. Testing one, two, three. All right. I would like to call this meeting to order for Creep Moni 2011 U School District. Today is Tuesday, April the 8th, 2025. It's 6:30 or 18:30 military time. This is the committee of the whole. Can I have roll call, please? Mr. Secretary. Yes. Uh let's do uh Mr. Albert here. Mr. Ggo is a here. Uh Mr. Swalish here, Miss Zit Sers here, Miss Wolffoke here, and President Brown here. Thank you.
All right. Thanks everybody. I call this the Brown boys and Regional School Committee to order. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. 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. Uh we're going to go into our public comment. Just a quick word about public comment. Uh usually we keep our public comment limited to a a time usually 15 minutes. If we need a little bit more time, we can do that.
Thank you for that information. I don't know that. Hey, no practice. No, we have practice. Our game got cancelled, right? So, you still have practice. All right, I'm going to call this meeting uh to order in the Canton Board of Education for our regular meetings for Tuesday, April 8th. Uh it's 6:30. I want to welcome everybody. We have some great guests in the crowd, some students, so they're going to get some some awards, which is the uh the highlight of uh of the board of education's uh meetings typically. Um, and our me our agenda is pretty straightforward. I tell the board that I I think don't hold me to it, but I think you might be out of here by 8:00. So, we'll see. See, there's not a lot of budget things for us to discuss tonight. So, that's that's always good. And then you get next week off, right?
This being the time, um, please call one of the following toll-free two toll-free numbers, 877-853-5247 or 888-7880099 and enter the meeting ID number 9568718-7876 on your phone. The safe information is also available on the published agenda and public notices section on the city website on the broadcast of this meeting on CTN channel 16 AT&T channel 999 and online at www.at2ggov.org/watchctn. Joe, do we have any callers on the line? Yes. Um, caller ending in 134. Thank you, Mr. Lang and Chair Harp. This is Ken Garber, 28 Habhill Court. Yeah, I'm looking forward to the discussion tonight on electrification incentives. Um I just note that multifamily housing here now is coming in all electric almost without exception. The problem now is commercial hotels especially. We haven't had a single one that's um not gas heated at least partially. So I think any incentive should be directed towards the commercial sector if possible.
In accordance with the provisions of this act, the Clifton Board of Education has caused notice of this meeting to be publicized by having the date, time, and place thereof posted at the City Clerk's Office, Clifton Public Library, Administration Building, Senior Citizen, Nutrition Center on Cable TV, and the local press on the district's website, and mailed to presidents of parent teacher organizations. This meeting will be tape recorded in accordance with policy 0168. So what we'll be doing this evening, we'll be starting out uh Dr. Robert Toy will be giving us a presentation on the budget. We'll then move to uh a round of the commissioners asking additional questions. We'll go around the deis. Everyone will have an opportunity to ask Dr. Robert Totoy um whatever questions concerning the budget might be on their mind. We'll then open it up for public recognition. Um and then after public recognition, if the board so chooses, we'll have another round um of questioning um that you may want to partake in.
And whereas the regular meeting of the board of education will reconvene following the end of close session at approximately 6:30 p.m. Now, therefore, be it resolved that the board of education will go into close session for the following reasons as outlined in NJSA 104-12, matters involving personnel and attorney client privilege. Do we have a motion to enter executive session? Motion by Miss Bramoit, seconded by Mr. Thompson, Mr. Yates, roll call, please. On executive session, Miss Bucher Mowitz, yes. Mr. Dearcy, yes. Miss Fox, yes. Mr. Thompson, yes. Mr. Peeleman, yes. Mr. Bach, yes. Mr. Conton, yes. That motion carries. Thank you. We'll see you back at approximately 6:30 p.m. EST. [Music] Test test test. [Music] Test [Music] test. One, two, 3. [Music] Test test test. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Hey, hey, hey.
Let's give her a big round of applause. Good evening, President Wendia, governing board members, Superintendent Diaz, and community members. Our first student is from Miss Dedra and Miss Miss Shereice class, Miss Emory [Applause] Miguel. Emory is from the house of River. She is such a joy to have in the classroom. She is kind, caring, and always so helpful when it comes to her classmates. She makes sure everyone feels included when they are on the playground or during centers. The class gets so excited each morning when she enters the room. Emmy, you are a great friend. Thank you for doing such a great job. When Emmy Emory grows up, she wants to be a police officer. [Applause] And family, if you could please come join her. Thumbs up everybody. Congratulations Our next student is from Miss Mary Hughes kindergarten class, Jacob [Applause] John. Jacob is also from the house of river.
[Applause] Hey, River. All right, so I want to read a little bit about River Rig. So, River has been an outstanding student and leader throughout his four years at the high school, making him an excellent choice for student of the month for April. River has been actively involved in athletics since his freshman year, excelling in both soccer and wrestling. His leadership and dedication have been evident not only in his athletic performance, but also in the way he supported and inspired his teammates even when sidelined by injury. Whether at practice or in competition, River consistently worked hard and demonstrated his work ethic, resilience, and a positive attitude that lifted those around him. In addition to his success in athletics, River has excelled in the classroom. He has consistently challenged himself with a rigorous schedule of honors and AP classes, maintaining straight A's and earning 4.0 unweighted GPA all throughout high school.