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United States of America to the stands nation. Thank you very much. You may be seated. [Applause] Good morning. I am Mrs. Rico, the very proud superintendent of these amazing Colts. So, thank you for being here this morning. I would really like to thank all of our teachers and teachers in the audience that are here with us, our staff, our staff members, our support staff who make all of this possible. Also, I'd like to welcome and thank our board president, Mr. Steven Auststerly. Thank you. I'd like to thank our parents and our parents who helped decorate. Can you please stand? parents who helped make this beautiful gym. Thank you. Thank you. So much goes on behind the scenes. Our eighth grade buddies that um are taking care of our kinder students. So, let's just give one more great big great big round of applause to our students and our eighth graders.
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Um I believe it's our student government's work. No, I don't know if Hild ever told you that the proposal for cube was accepted. Well, thank you for All right. Good evening everyone. Thank you. Thank you for joining us tonight. and I appreciate um you all being out here. Um I'll just go ahead and call the study session to order. Myself, Miss Gibson Mlan, uh Miss Marquez, and Miss Ayes are present. Um and tonight's study session is a special one. Um essentially, it is a time for you all to hear a little bit about the basics of budgeting, but also to give your input on what our priorities should be moving forward. Um, we really appreciate you coming out here to be here early for this. It's not always the most exciting topic, although I think Vanessa does make it exciting. So, um, at least maybe maybe it's just the nerd in me.
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Yeah. All right, we're going to go ahead and get started. Wow. Good job. Well, they we owe it all to them. Thank you for being here. We want to welcome everybody to our board meeting tonight. Tonight's May 20th, uh, 2025. our regular board meeting. Uh we want to welcome everybody, thank everybody for being here, all of the students that are here, all of the parents and staff and principles and uh coaches and everybody that's here to support our students. Uh we want to welcome the millions of people that are watching online and we're going to go ahead and call this meeting to order.
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All right, Tom. Are there any items to add or remove from the agenda? Sorry, I was talking kids. Yeah, no. High priority. No. All good tonight. All right. Uh, at each board meeting, we like to celebrate students and staff members for outstanding accomplishments. Tonight, we have a few to share with you. Uh first this evening I would like to welcome Ming Shelby the director of professional learning to introduce Kid in America nominees. Thank [Applause] you. So the organization Kindest Kid in America, their mission is to do our part to invest in our future leaders and support our educators in creating kinder school cultures in America. and we're so excited that three of our students in BPS were nominated. So to highlight each of them very briefly, this is Tristan from Grace McWain. What one of his teachers shared about him is that he's one of the kindest students she's had the pleasure to teach in years.
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Wildcats, we made it. It's the final Friday funday of the year. Final last full day of school. Exams start tomorrow. We're going to check in with our students, find out what their highlight of the year is and what they're looking forward to next year. Wildcats, final Friday funday of the year. All right, we're looking back on the year. It's the final day of school. What's been a highlight of the year? What are you looking forward to next year? First of all, who am I here with? Noah. I'm a junior. Maggie, I'm a sophomore. We got Noah and Maggie, junior and sophomore. Just got off the bus. Looking back, what's been the highlight of your junior year? Just coming to school, meeting new friends, going to football games. Really great time. Really good time. Good. Had a good junior year, then you'd say, Maggie, highlights of your sophomore year.
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I call this committee the whole meeting to order on Monday May 19th 2025 at 6 pm. If we could please take a roll call. Darling here. Stacy Salt here. Julie Jetty here. Jason Janzik here. Bridget Sandling here. Katherine Potter here. And Mindy Hartman here. Okay. Next up we have the acceptance of the agenda. Items for discussion may be added to the agenda at the start of the meeting at the request of the superintendent or any board member upon majority approval of those members present. Does any board member have an item to add?
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I call this regular board of education meeting to order on Monday, April 28th, 2025 at 6 PM. If we could all please stand for the pledge of allegiance. 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. If we could do a roll call, please. Stacy Salt, here. Julie Jetty here. Jason Jansik here. Ann Sanucci here. Darling here. Mindy Hartman here. Katherine Potter here. And next up we have their school spot highlight this month is Dear Path, Mr. Dippert. Hi everyone. Good evening. Um, I just wanted to say thank you for the opportunity for us to come out and share a little bit about what's been going on at Deer Path this year. I want really want to say thank you to our students and our families for coming out tonight as well.
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I call this committee of the whole meeting to order on Monday, April 21st, 2025 at 6 PM. If we could please take a roll call. Sure. Mindy Hartman here. Darling here. Stacy Salt here. Julie Jetty here. Jason Janzik here. Katherine Potter here. And for the record, Miss Anenui is absent. Okay. Next up is the acceptance of the agenda. Items for discussion may be added to the agenda at the start of the meeting at the request of the superintendent or any board member upon majority or approval of those members present. Does any board member have an item to add tonight?
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Testing one, two, three. Testing 1, two, 3. All right. I would like to call this meeting to order for Creek Mon School Board regular board meeting. Today is Tuesday, May the 20th, 2025, 6:30 p.m. 18:30 military time. Madam Secretary, roll call please. Miss Wolf I. Miss Venegas here. Mr. Salish here. Dr. Hall I sus is here. Mr. Gagos here. Mr. Brown here. All right.
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[Music] Hello clockers. I'm Hi Silver and it's good to be back with another episode of the WACA news blog. Today I'll be sharing a brief update on what's new in Ashland as highlighted in the town manager's latest newsletter. Limber [Applause] ribbon cutings in Ashland. Ashlin Family Eye Care has officially moved to a new expanded location at 300 Elliot Street, Sweet 12A. Dr. Lauren Leaglia and her growing team now offer full optometric services in an on-site optical store in a more spacious, patientfriendly environment. Three. One, two, three. You're going to cut it. Okay. One, two, three. [Applause] Meanwhile, the long vacant Dairy Queen at 6 Chestnut Street has been transformed into Texas Meat Market, a Brazilian grocery and butcher shop. After extensive renovations, the market now offers fresh meats, produce, baked goods, and more. Open daily from 8 am to 900 p. p.m. Now coming up, an event at the Corner Spot on Saturday, May 31st from 3 p.m.
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and roll. Okay. So, as I said, there are two writing candidates. So, potential, you have to pick one for the two-year planning seat. And some Basiva, is that how you say the full name? So, but we're going to call you Sam. Sam, okay. But they have to put in So, Sam is running also for the two-year planning board seat that is empty on your ballot. So, when you go in to vote, you have to either write in Sam's name or Scott's name and make sure you then fill in the circle next to the name that you've written in, otherwise it does not count. So, Sam, what made you decide to run for the planning board? Yeah, so I've been in Ashland for a couple of years now, and then uh I know my kids are grown up. Both of them are out and then doing their jobs.
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Uh, can you just tell me the name of your baseball team? Uh, we're the Ashlin Middle School baseball team blockers. No. And what's going on today at Stone Park? We're playing the Hawington Millers at 3:45. So, how do you feel about today's game? Um, I feel like we have a chance chance to win. We're going to play well. I think we have a chance that we can improve and play better, I guess. And what do you guys like about baseball and your teammates and and playing? I like Oh, that I'm with my friends. I like how our coach has been coaching us through tough times when we lose. Shout out Coach Orton. Yeah. Yeah. Um, real one. Um, hitting bombs, you know, throwing no hitters, [ __ ] games, you know, just like just to list a few. Um, yo, anything you want to say to your parents that might be watching at home?
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Okay, we are rolling and we are live. Hi there. I'm Cindy Livingstone, town clerk. Uh coming to you at 7:46 with the results from the election today. Um we finished up at 7:00 and we've been hustling to get these numbers to you. So, I'll start with um the moderator. We had Adam Schustster running and he won with 446 votes. Uh for the assessor, we had Samuel Thomas. um did not write his proposals down, but he was unopposed, so he did win. A school committee, Marcy Cobwell and Paul Kendall. Um both Marcy with 451, Paul with 410, but that was for two seats, so they are both in. Uh for the library trustees, um we had one seat and Bonnie Mitchell, she got that with 475 votes. Um we had a board of health seat for a three-year term and Jay Burns was unopposed and had 460 votes.
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Okay. Good afternoon everybody and welcome to Ashlin Middle School baseball here on WACA TV, your exclusive home for Ashlin sports. Today's middle school matchup features your Ashlin Clockers against the Hopington Hillers. Um Hopington has come in with a fantastic record. I think they've lost maybe one or two games all season. And your Ashlin uh middle school clockers are struggling a little bit. I think they've won one game. Um, talking to coach before the game, several of the eighth graders have been called up to freshman baseball at high school and we have a a team that has a lot of seventh graders. You know, first time playing on the Big Diamond, but team's been hanging in there, scoring runs, getting better every week. So, looking forward to today's game. Little bit of a cold day today. We've had a couple of nice baseball days, but not too many.
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And over here in the top of the second inning up to the dish is Dom. Goes off raining it down roped on a third and he gets to him for a base hit and lead off single will be result.
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Good. Okay, we're back in session. You want to make your motion? I make a motion to remove the treasures contract at the current terms. Second, second. All those in favor? I. All those opposed. Roll call. You want a roll call for that? Can I have a roll call in that vote? M. Desler? Yes. Miss Ferris? Yes. Mr. Jones? Yes. Mr. Mah? thing. Mr. Mercedes. Yes. Mr. Hayden. Yes. Um the second motion is to allow the superintendent to pursue a personnel matter on director of facilities. I have a second. Second. Roll call on that one. Yes, Mr. Mercedes. Yes, Mr. Dler. No, Miss Ferris. Yes, Mr. Jones. Yes, Mr. Mia. Yes, Mr. Hayden. Yes. Anything else? Yes. Please. Um, Julio, uh, as a Madun representative, I found it very offensive that you approached our city politics and you didn't include either myself or Tom. Could can you explain what went on with our our polit political group?
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Can we stand for the pledge of allegiance, please? Mr. Jones. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America to the government stands one nation with liberty and justice for all. And can I keep standing for a moment of silence to remember our men and women in this service here and abroad especially our graduates. Thank you. Will not be joining us today. He is uh suffered an injury. Can we do a roll call, please? Miss Ferris, pres. Miss Dler, present. Mr. Jones, here. Mr. Mayor, present. Thank you. Can I get a motion to accept the minutes of the 22nd, please? Second. All those in favor say I. I get to students report. We have Yson, Maya, and Li. Who's going first? Um, May 20th district committee meeting student presentation by Jason and accepted students today. On March 3, the school counseling department hosted accepted students day to welcome our new Reggies.
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