Congratul [Applause] Emmy Lafroy and is being recognized for her fair necessity of integrity. Emmy is always demonstrating outstanding integrity. She consistently shows kindness and compassion. Always thinking of herself before others, others before others before herself. [Music] Whether it's offering a helping hand to a class or volunteering to assist in the classroom, she leads by example and exemplifies the values of empathy, honesty, and selfless leadership. Thank you, Emmy, for being such a bright light in our classroom. Your positivity, kindness, and energy make every day better for all of us. Congratulations. [Applause] So Camden is in Miss Ed's first grade class. He's being recognized for integrity. We are proud to recognize Camden Caruso with with the integrity award. He brings a bright curiosity to the classroom, asking thoughtful questions and sharing fascinating facts related to the lesson. With a great sense of humor and with a kind heart, he is a true friend to those around him.
Until this day, until they graduated, they shared that they drive all the way from the West Valley specifically to this school because of the culture that they I mean district because of the culture they found and the adults that they found in the system to not only support their student but even the parents. So to me, that's one of the things that I I believe personally and I hope it inspires everybody that that's what we stay at the front on how we can touch the lives of these children. And you always hear people as adults, it was that one teacher or it was that one cafeteria worker, whoever it was, it only takes one adult to change the whole trajectory of a child. And being in those promotions is exactly the renewal that I needed is like this is what this work is. no matter what outside worldwinds we're having, as long as we stay focused on our goals and making sure that we're putting our student first, that's where the change making happens.
This week's community shout out goes to the Galani family. This week's shout out goes to a wonderful family that has made a huge impact on the town of Ashland. The well-known Galani family does it again with a generous donation of a lot on Main Street that they have donated to Habitat for Humanity. This generosity will make it possible for a wonderful family to enjoy all that Ashlin has to offer. Great schools, open space and recreation, a strong, safe community with services for all. This donation will be life-changing and it is possible because of the Galani family. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of other and for Ashland. I think I said lives for other. I'm going to just try it one more time. This week's community shoutout goes to the Galani family. This week's shout out goes to a wonderful family that has made a huge impact on the town of Ashland.
This week's community shout out goes to the Galani family. This week's shout out goes to a wonderful family that has made a huge impact on the town of Ashland. The well-known Galani family does it again with a generous donation of a lot on Main Street that they have donated to Habitat for Humanity. This generosity will make it possible for a wonderful family to enjoy all that Ashlin has to offer. Great schools, open space and recreation, a strong, safe community with services for all. This donation will be life-changing and it is possible because of the Galani family. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of other and for Ashland. I think I said lives for other. I'm going just try it one more time. This week's community shoutout goes to the Galani family. This week's shout out goes to a wonderful family that has made a huge impact on the town of Ashland.
Anybody have any questions? Okay. I'm going to make a motion that we approve the waiver request for the herbicide uh for the Ashland arboritum. And chief Oh, sorry. Oh, I didn't know you. No, sorry, Ed. If if you want to uh give your expertise or you know, yeah, thank you. Well, thank you for inviting me uh for a number of reasons. Uh one is that uh Laura remembers this 10 years ago, we formed the Ashland pesticide regulation. It was the third time, third town in the state to have one. First was Marblehead. Second was Welssley and then Ashland adopted theirs. Um that's one good reason to be here. Another is that I worked for 30 years to get rid of Cadillac paint. So it's nice to see that something positive is coming out of something that was so negative for so long. Um these two pro uh compounds are perfectly safe for our use.
He consistently shows role model behavior and gives his best effort in everything he does. His actions speak to themselves. He shows integrity through the way he treats others, stays true to what's right, and leads by example every day. And whenever he sees me, he always goes, "Mr., How are you? Congratulations. [Applause] Jack is in Mrs. Ut's second grade class and he's being recognized for integrity and respect. Jack consistently shows a strong sense of responsibility and a genuine dedication to his learning. He can always be counted on to make good choices both in and out of the classroom. Jack approaches his work with care, effort, and a positive attitude. He is always ready to lend a helping hand and treats everyone with kindness. He is truly valued and appreciated member of our classroom and school community. [Applause] Congratulations, [Laughter] [Applause] Joseph. Joey is in Mrs. Cino's second grade class.
And I'm just so thankful that we do have staff that are starting to get onto that and realize that that's what adult convenience leaving adult convenience is. It's not this big old make it out scary thing. It's basically just centering children, making sure that they know that they're empowered, that they don't have to feel like they're perfect showing up into our classrooms. They will make mistakes. They are students whose frontal loes have not fully developed and they deserve the opportunity and the tools to change whatever it is that's going on to better serve themselves. So, that was beautiful and I loved it and thank you so much for all the teachers, the staffs, everybody in the system. I mean, we had one specific student name cafeteria workers, name the janitor staff that they had. Like, it was just so beautiful to see that. So, I'm I'm just so thankful for every adult that touches the lives of these students in Korean.
The well-known Galani family does it again with the generous donation of a lot on Main Street that they have donated to Habitat for Humanity. This generosity will make it possible for a wonderful family to enjoy all that Ashlin has to offer. Great schools, open space and recreation, a strong and safe community with services for all. This donation will be life-changing and it is possible because of the Galani family. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of others and for Ashland. Okay, hope that's good. Thank you.
The well-known Galani family does it again with the generous donation of a lot on Main Street that they have donated to Habitat for Humanity. This generosity will make it possible for a wonderful family to enjoy all that Ashlin has to offer. Great schools, open space and recreation, a strong and safe community with services for all. This donation will be life-changing and it is possible because of the Galani family. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of others and for Ashland. Okay, hope that's good. Thank you.
Uh they do there's no they don't need a waiver. They basically category uh three and four. four for inhalation, three for uh dermal and uh eye. Uh there is an REI which is a restricted entry interval of 20 I think it's 48 hours for the uh salt version which is the the pathfinder is 12 hours and the other one Garlon is uh 48 hours. It's just suggested that we prevent people from going onto the property until the stuff is completely dry. Other than that, I mean, it's safe and I and I'm sure that uh uh the applicators are going to use proper practices in putting it on. Uh other thing I would say is I try to pick a day when it's not too windy to avoid drift. Uh and I do appreciate them asking and coming before us for this. It's just nice for the town to know what's going on.
He's being recognized for respect and responsibility. Some more bare necessities. Joey exemplifies what it what it means to be a kind, compassionate, and epathetic student in our classroom and school. He goes out of his way to see the good in others and will regularly ask for his peers to rec to get recognized for their for the amazing things they do. While Joey does the same himself on a regular basis, Joey is an enthusiastic learner and he approaches his learning with a positive attitude. and finds ways to see the joy in demonstrating his thinking. Joey makes a day sunnier for all. Congratulations, [Applause] [Music] William Carmen. Well, Weston [Music] [Applause] Francetti. So Weston is in third grade. Couple more days at Cherville. Um he's in Mrs. Lier's third grade class. He's being recognized for integrity. Weston arrives at school every day with a big smile on his face and remains there for the entire day.
So, I'm very appreciative of that. And with that, I will turn it over to Mr. Man for the superintendent report. Thank you, President Korea. Um, yeah, I had the same joy of being able to attend um I think I made it to four commencements this year. Um, and it's I don't know it was it was special this year in a lot of ways. And I think I think a lot of it is sort of the shift in focus, but a lot of it is also how much um, you know, we've in the trenches with the kids a little bit more. And so, one of the things that I think was really powerful for me um, was seeing some of our Kraton Kids Congress kids go through the commencement process. Um, and I don't mean to embarrass Principal Burgess, who's here with us tonight, that she actually had a she had a principal award that she gave out, and I was really really pleased to see that the recipient was Valyria, who was one of our um students in our kids congress.
Um very quickly, I'll tell you where this regulation came from. 10 years ago, there was somebody uh down at Grenell Park uh spraying Roundup on the around the uh little league baseball field, remember? And uh somebody said, "Whoa, what's going on? Is this okay?" And we wasn't a law against it, but there was a lot of talk at the time about glyphosate Roundup. So, we decided that we needed a regulation and uh we passed it and it uh we added the extra part where private nursing uh I think it was nurseries and daycare centers, yeah, could not only use uh they had to come for a waiver if they wanted to use a product that was maybe a class two or a class one uh in case except for anything except for uh for aesthetic purposes. Uh otherwise they're they were all banned because it was a restraed trade issue and and the attorney general office said but that's fine that the regist the regulation went through fine.
He is enthusiastic about learning and works hard to learn as much as he can and to better himself in any way possible. Wesson is a kind, friendly to everyone and has a has had a fantastic he has a fantastic sense of humor that immediately puts his classmates at ease. He is a model of a third he's a model of third grade behavior as well as our necessity and integrity. He does the right thing all day every day. I cannot think of a more deserving student for this award. [Applause] Abby is getting recognized for our bare necessity and responsibility of being responsible. Abby has demonstrated an incredible amount of maturity and dedication to her school. And um Abby is in Mrs. Frog class. She is a um is an active participant in all aspects of classroom life. She pays attention in lessons, transitions beautifully from one activity to another, and is a kind and caring friend and peer.
And one of the reasons she shared of why she chose her as the recipient is she's someone who puts the rest of the students, you know, ahead of herself. And so she had an opportunity to go with us to tour Camelback High School, but she chose to stay back to be part of the principal selection process um when when Mr. Breezy was chosen as the new principal for Lomolinda school. So that's the caliber of kids we have. And so when we focus on them, of course, they're going to do exceptional things because they're great kids. Um, I know, um, when I was out at Excellencia, we got to see, um, Jose graduate, who was one of our Kraton Kids Congress kids who, um, was, you know, just an amazing participant. And I don't mean to leave the others out, but those two I just kind of happened to to spot on the walk through the line.
So um uh yeah other than that I think that uh they're good. I'm glad that they're going to use triceper. We've used it before. Use it in the town forest. It's very safe if you use it properly. Uh, and like I said, the only thing I would suggest is pick a day when it's not too windy and uh, and then we'll try do something to close off maybe with some yellow caution tape the two entrances uh, for the 48 hours after they use the salt. I'm sorry. The salt question at So 48 hour. So I think it was Ryan mentioned 30day halflife. Well, yeah, that's in the soil. It it you know it's it's it's anywhere between two weeks and 30 days. It depends on the soil type and the conditions, how wet everything is. It's uh it will it's a little mo mobile in to the motile in the in the soils.
Abby has made noticeable growth in all subject areas. She is welld deserving of this award and she should feel proud of her accomplishments. Congratulations. [Applause] Miss [Applause] class being recognized for integrity. Scarlet comes to school every day with a great attitude. She works hard, does not give up, and is a role model in the classroom. She is also always willing to jump in and lend a helping hand for teachers and other students um without even being asked. Scarlet demonstrates empathy by always noticing when other students need a friend. She's a kind, patient, and caring to everyone around her. We know that Scarlet will bring these wonderful qualities to CIS next year. Congratulations, Scarlet. Scarlet's in Miss Surgery class. [Applause] speaking class recognized for integrity, integrity and respect. Carter exemplifies what it means to be positive. He is a a man of integrity and always making the decisions even when nobody is watching.
Um, I know we had kids at Gateway as well when I was there, um, and kids at Monav Vista, and it was just an amazing experience. Um, one of the things that was really nice to see is one of our places kids, if I help me out if I mess this up, Dr. Lauren, um, actually walked with the Monav Vista students. Or did I get it mixed up with Pace? No, that student had a ceremony at LCK. LCK. Okay. So, there there was a student who was in places who had their ceremony at at LCK. Um, and so that was shared with us as well. So, we um you know, we're we're proud of our kids. We're excited to see them move on to high school and do great things. And we're exceptionally appreciative of all our teachers who have put the hard work in um to help with that.
Uh but it never really gets below 35 in I think in studies and the groundwater level is much lower. This is dangerous to aquatic life, but it's it's it's friendly to insects and to you know this these are oxin inhibitors. It mimics. So what they do is they they trick the plant into growing really fast and it grows itself to death. It's like getting a you getting a shot of adrenaline. A massive shot of adrenaline. You don't want that. No, you don't want that. That's that's not a good idea. All right. Okay. Thank you very much, uh, Mr. Corgan, for letting us know what you're doing. This um, so I agree with Ed. Um, I looked through the ash the pesticide regulations and I don't see that it that this Garland 3A uh, doesn't seem to be cancer-causing, at least according to the label. It's not an endocrine disruptor.
He he is known by his peers and teachers alike for being honest, trustworthy, and consistent. Carter is respectful to everyone he meets, and even when he has a differing opinion or belief, he shows fairness and maturity. He is a quiet leader. being a role model through his actions and he is an integral part of our classroom and school community. Congratulations. Rory. Okay. Um Lena Miller [Applause] is in this um third grade class and she's being recognized for integrity. Lena is a friendly and responsible student who can be relied on in all situations. She is a kind friend with a big heart who will help you help you and make you comfortable in any situation. She can be asked to take on added responsibility in class and handles it well. She is a role model student in academics using skills taught and applying these skills to all areas.