My favorite part of my BCSC experience was playing basketball here at East. And my favorite teacher is Dr. Harrison just because of the way that he teaches his class and he's really funny. My name is Darby Rocker and I plan on going to IU Bloomington in the fall to study history and education. My favorite part of my BCSSE experience was definitely switching over to the CSA program. It really helped me expand my learning and grow as a learner and a student. And my favorite teachers are Miss Buckler and Miss McKinley because they really helped me through some of the tough parts of my life. Hi, my name is Amelia Fay. My future plans after high school are to attend a 4-year university to get a bachelor's degree. Um, my favorite memory from my BCSE experience was going to the Florida Keys with Mr. Walls on the ocean science trip.
I'll be bringing that. This is a digital grant that we are targeting AI professional development and work in the works as Mark stated as to what uh what exactly that's going to look like for us to build our capacity in with AI with our teachers and our students. The maximum for this is $50,000. So that's what we are looking at. Uh and I believe from what we can tell and Mark this is kind of like a one time startup grant. It's not like uh it's going to be continual. So we have a decision to make as far as whether we put it towards a software subscriptions or whether we target professional development or do we do a combination of both. The second one uh is a third year that we've been bringing to you competitive robotics grant and this is a grant that really sub is helpful for all of our schools elementary through the high school for the robotics teams.
Um, when so a lot of us have followed it for a really long time. Um a lot of us have seen a lot of the negativity from it, but the new guidelines um for the students have just shown up the vast majority of options for kids. And some of those options if they pursue them really takes them away from what a traditional set of kids into enrollment courses they would take. So our students can now do our small businesses that we created in to succeed involved in some of our clubs that we can explore in some different courses. Um we added some more courses allows them to explore more skills than worrying about the GPA that currently they all. Every student now can set a goal based on which group they want to be involved in. Anyone else? Thank you, Mr. App. Thank you. That's all I have.
About how many students are you anticipating roughly? We would love for 18 to go. Um just because that works with the EF stuff and just because we want to bring it to as many kids as we can. Currently, I believe we have three or four that have already signed up with EF School Board Guaranteed where if something doesn't happen, we can they can still get refunded. Um, but yes, we're still pushing it. We've done a few differentformational meetings at the school. I know Mrs. Kler did one last week with parents and we had like 20 some odd kids that came. Um, and we're still early. We're still within the 10 days of that meeting as well. So, we're hoping to get more in. Um, we're looking at anywhere from people who will be freshman next year to even if they're a senior this year, they can still go next summer even though they'd be in college.
Any questions or comments board regarding the um advisory committee recommendations? And again, that was discussed at our work session. And also, I don't know that we did um enough to express our gratitude to the members um that were on that committee, especially the educators who gave their time um and talents to help inform those decisions for their colleagues because that is something that I know um is um is a task that not everybody wants to sign up for. And so, um very much appreciative, very appreciative of those efforts of those educators. Thank you for that, Miss Dun. All right. So yes, that was a lot of hard work, heavy lifting, and we do appreciate everyone's input. So with that, we'll continue on with the curriculum and move to the approval of curriculum update PE and health 4.3. Mr. Noter. Thank you, Madam President, Dr. Smith, and members of the board.
Miguel still has it though. Great stick there from Krellin and big check too. There's going to be a call though I think is against the Raiders. Yeah. So it's going to be Holl slight roughing something. I'm not sure. Sometimes it's hard to tell. Be totally fair. Miguel got out with it. Dishes it behind the net. This will be Maguire passing it back right up to Georgia. Passing it to Mloud. Mloud. Great defense. Uh-oh. Spoke too soon. They're going to And what a goal there from Mloud. [Applause] Hollison getting themselves back in this game. seem like they got Richards on a call. Yep, they got Richards on a slash. So, this is uh helping Hollist out heavily right there. Just uh closed the lead to six to four and now they're on the power play. Yeah. For a full minute. And uh that's how they got on the board the first time was just after the power play they scored I think six seconds after.
Another draw won by Grace Howard as Addie Jordan makes her way up the field, loses it temporarily, picks it up, fires it into M Whitler. M Whitler with a nice little behind the back pass as Mack gets one for her highlight reel. The Spartans go up 12 to four. M Whit, that's M Whit's third game. Third goal of the game. Howard on the draw again. Ball goes up. Howard again with it. Howard gets the ball to M. Whitwer. [Music] Whiter over to Marino. Marino over. Nice feed to Lucas. Lucas through. One, two. Kasich loses the ball, but she gets called for somebody gets called for something. And Caseasich will get herself an 8 meter shot. Case will going to take a shot. She turns around, whips one pass. Look out for all the kids behind the that wall ball. Could have one hop. Nice attempt by Lucas as Hermovic gets the ball.
Again, we'll have you stand at your seat. These students uh completed the curriculum which consists of four credits of English, three credits of math, three credits of science, two credits of social studies and then four additional credits of English, math, science, social studies or foreign language. The our NCAA curriculum completers are Zeely Allen, Brody Anderson, Lara Codney, Matthew Deck, Khloe Gosny, Key Hobbeck, Olivia Lions, Mallerie Over, Haley Potter, and Isaac Rinker. And then we're going to ask Matthew Decket and Olivia Lions to please come to the stage. The Kansas Scholars Curriculum. The state of Kansas offers a scholarship program for students who have completed a prescribed curriculum of four credits of English, four credits of math, three credits of science, specifically biology, chemistry, and physics, three credits of social studies, and two credits of foreign language. Olivia and Matthew have completed that curriculum. The state of Kansas then uses a special formula to identify the top curriculum completers as Kansas State scholars who then can apply for a scholarship.
5.3 billion. That number is up 21.5 million from the prior year. So that means we're spreading out our taxes amongst a larger ratable base. That's helpful in keeping the increase down for everybody. Last year when we were at this uh table talking about this, we experienced a decrease in the net value taxable year-to-year, which means everybody feels it a little bit more. And then here's our capital project list. These are some of the things that we've talked about before, but we wanted to talk about them tonight. Of course, we will have our heat pump replacements. These are the individual uh air conditioning units that are available in just about every classroom space in the district. We need our roof replacements specifically at Deacy and Rice Elementary School. We're going to do parking lot repairs and replacements where needed and when possible. We have to update and upgrade our HVAC controls.
That's not what it is. Um as the budget was struck last month, um you know, if there's a $100 in administrative line, the plan is to still have $100, uh this year coming out. it just maybe the positions look different. Um, some of some positions will be consolidated through retirements. Um, so again, we're just expanding some of the job descriptions. So that's really it. So I just wanted to clarify uh and if anyone has any further questions about that, I I'd be glad to answer those uh off off uh this meeting as well. So So I appreciate that uh and progress. Thank you. Um Miss Dri, good evening. I just would like to give a quick update on our buildings and grounds. First, uh, and foremost, I'd like to say a a thank you to Miss Stephanie Randazzo and the entire custodial and maintenance staff who worked very hard, uh, and they were in during the spring break.
So when numbers permit all volunteers that sign up through the link on the website will be placed on the requested committees. Some of those committees do have um some restricted numbers as how many can be involved. If that is true um if it's limited then we go to that following bullet. So the needs of the committee will be assessed what type of committee um and what um background they bring to the committee um when possible u and if time permits depending on the size of the committee and how many people we will always seek to volunteer or interview our volunteers. Okay we can do this by phone or in person again depends on the size and the amount and the time we have. Um and then cabinet will select the final committee members based on the above input. Um depending on the committee um the last one that we really put together was our bond committee and it was very important that we had a representative from each school that we tried to do that and the very onset we did that but that obviously limited our selection process of who could be on that committee and we were trying to have a mix.
That moment was when I realized I have no more grace to give. This is not just frustrating, it is unacceptable and unsafe. My child is not receiving consistent quality education she is legally entitled to. She is being conditioned to view violence and disruption as normal parts of school life. The district's own stated non-negotiables of student safety and uninterrupted learning are clearly not being met. And this isn't only my daughter. The children in crisis deserve consistent, effective, and compassionate support. How are these childrens being helped? Why are they being put in an environment every day where they cannot succeed? Academic progress is impaired for everyone. Teachers are left managing crisis instead of teaching and ultimately no one wins. In November, I attended a parent and school meeting at Foxchase. That meeting only happened because many of us had reached out and we were not um we were not we had reached out um to the administration at great lengths without meaningful responses.
And my favorite teacher is Mrs. supporter because she always makes sure I understand the material and she's always willing to stay after to help me and she makes sure I'm never behind. My name is Alex Winsler. My future plans are to attend IU to major in criminal justice and pursue a career in law enforcement. My favorite BCSSE experience was when we did our mock traffic stops in criminal justice. We had live police officers come in and give us grading and feedback on how we were doing. My favorite BCSSE teacher would have to be either Mr. Ward or Dr. Harrison. Both have been great mentors for me, giving me advice to help me out in the future. [Music] [Applause] Good evening everybody. I am the assistant principal for 202. I'm excited we get to them tonight. You'll notice we only have six here because our four boys in the top 10 all happen to be on the men's volleyball team tonight.
It's a really hefty grant. We can actually apply for up to $100,000 and we will working through that with all of our coaches right now different levels and so I will be bringing that will third time. We're happy that the state is contin Thank you, Mr. President and board members. I would like to highlight an event that took place at Crown Point High School last week. On Thursday, we hosted a multicultural fair. This is the second multicultural fair that's been held here in Crown Point Community School Corporation. And I just want to give a really big thank you to Anna Rzzlaf, who is our ELLL district specialist, along with our ELLL teachers of record and our pair professionals and interventionists who support our ELLs. Um, our multilingual learner students um were really well represented. We had countries represented and cultures represented from Malddova to the Ukraine to Poland u Mexico, Colombia, India.
All right, moving on to the superintendent report. Mr. Yep. Just a couple of items for you uh at this point. If you don't mind, take one of those and pass it down. Um, so also included uh with your finance packet were a few uh just kind of check mark documents that I give out on a quarterly basis just kind of showing where we're at uh with regards to the revenue collected for the various different funds and kind of where we're projected to hit. And so we're one quarter of the way uh through the through the year. No, yeah, one quarter of the way through the year, excuse me. Um and then uh the following pages again just check marks uh for cash balance kind of where we are with regards uh to spending uh throughout the year for the education fund um and the operations fund.
Great. Thank you. Um, would anyone like to make a motion reference to his request? Thank you, Mrs. Miller. And could I get a second? Second. Thank you, Mr. Wall. any further discussion or question Huntington, you know, and um so what a great experience and great opportunity. Best of luck and um yeah, thank you. Thank you. Let's vote on the motion. Motion passes 6. Moving on to Thank you for the presentation too. Thank you very much. Uh moving on to F students F1 student. Let's check 2025 summer food service proposal. So, we have uh Mr. Burgess here to talk about the plan for uh summer school and uh summer feeding in Huntington County. So, Mr. Burgess, good evening. Thank you for your counsel on this most beautiful of days. Uh I am here tonight to ask for your permission to operate the summer food service program this summer at a total of 16 locations.
I recommend approval of the PE and health curricular recommendations as submitted. I'll entertain a motion. So moved. Second. All right. Properly moved, Miss Lawrence, seconded, Miss Pucket. All in favor? I I and none opposed. All right. Properly um this has been approved.
Yes. So that goal is scored from Anastasia number seven who's taking the draw now against Hart. Ball down and it looks like this is going to be Lansdale ball. Timeout Hollston. They got a minute 52 left to go in this half. 6 to4 is the score. So they're going to try to draw something up while there's a penalty. Yeah, and this is exactly when he called the timeout in the first quarter about maybe there was a little bit more time left on the clock, but Ash uh Hollist knows what they're doing. Yep. You know, a lot of these varsity coaches know what they're doing, Kim. That's very true. They wouldn't have the job if they didn't. But sometimes you're you want like, you know, as a fan, you're like, "Oh, the coach should have done that." And I mean, I'm not that fan anyways, but I haven't heard any fans say anything like that today.
She gets the ball up to Canada. Canada splits these Slamo defenders. Gets the ball up to Chapman. Chapman up to Connelly. No, that was Connelly. Connelly with the goal. Looks like Carney got the ball to Connelly. And 125 Spartans 350 left. Number 16. That's Conniey's second goal of the game. Last time you saw me played her, she had two goals as well. So Connelly now has seven goals on the season. Four of those goals coming against the Spartans. That's a little shirt grabbed by Canada's Addy Jordan quickly gets the ball. Goes through one, two, bounces it out of Calibar's there. It's tough pass to tough ball to grab as the ball took a little English on that hop as Ken Marino gets the ball over to Mckne. Keing to go was look to do something. Nobody there. Mcknne in and out. Keney still with the ball.
For the 2025 designation year, the average state scholar had a GPA of 3.93 and an ACT composite of 29. Matthew Deckett has been identified as a Kansas State scholar. And Matthew, you may as well just stay up here. And we're going to ask Zale, Brody, Payton, LRA, Eli, Khloe, and Isaac to join us. We have several seniors who took Allen County concurrent classes, night classes, online classes to earn the 60 credit hours needed to earn their associates degree from Allen Community College. And guys, the lady from Allen County wanted to be here tonight but couldn't make it. She's going to drop off your honor courts tomorrow that you can wear um at graduation. Okay. Uh all of them have the associate of general studies. Payton Bernie did get the associate of art in psychology and Lara Cognney got the associate of science degree in pre- n nursing.