um [Music] so [Music] do [Music] so [Music] so [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] so [Music] so [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] so [Music] so [Music] good morning ladies and gentlemen welcome to collinsville high school and our virtual commencement exercises for the graduating class of 2020.
despite the fact that the coven 19 global pandemic drastically altered our lives and school year the situation has not shaken our resolve spirit or kayhawk pride instead of dwelling on the experiences missed these past few months we are going to celebrate our graduates for their excellent work at collinsville high school as well as their bright future anna grace weil daughter of memory and thomas weil is the president of the council high school student council which has achieved gold council status for 14 consecutive years she will lead us in the pledge of allegiance this morning ladies and gentlemen miss anna grace weil please join me in the pledge of allegiance in both english and spanish 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 puro leotard alabandera ustados unidos de america republica que representa una nacion pajo dios indivisible con libertad iustusia para todos thank you and please welcome mr snyder back to the stage thank you anna grace at this time i would like to take this opportunity to recognize all veterans in our viewing audience as well as our chs class of 2020 graduates who will be entering the service thank you all for your service to our country you are very much appreciated it is now my pleasure to introduce michaela klein daughter of ann matthews and paul klein she is a class president for the class of 2020. michaela has the honor of officially welcoming everyone to the counsville high school commencement exercises good morning although our senior year ended in an unordinary way i am grateful that we still get to celebrate today we may not be together in virgil fletcher gymnasium this morning but together around cayhawk nation we are celebrating all of you and all of your accomplishments our class has been tested with adversity before and time and time again we have proved that we can get through it we learn from it and we become stronger we are currently living through history and these are moments that we will tell our children and grandchildren for the rest of our lives i would like to thank our wonderful administration teachers and faculty not only for teaching and supporting and mentoring us the last four years but for their undeniable support during this difficult time i would like to thank all my fellow graduates for all the memories and the time here at chs i know you've heard it before but always remember once a kayhawk always a kayhawk and without further ado i would now like to welcome you to the class of 2020 commencement ceremony thank you and i would now like to welcome mr schneider back to the stage thank you for the excellent welcome address michaela prior to our class addresses i would like to introduce our board of education district administration and chs administration as well as a class of 2020 sponsors i will also be highlighting our high honors graduates mr gary piccola president of the board of education mr gary kuzmarzak vice president of the board of education dr dennis kraft treasurer of the board of education mrs jane sulkey secretary of the board of education mr tim hazmere board of education member mrs vicki rulicki board of education member ms michelle stutz board of education member thank you to our school board members for their dedication and service to our students and school community dr brad skurdick superintendent of schools mr brad heyer assistant superintendent for student services mrs latoya coleman director of curriculum and instruction mr kevin robinson director of human resources mrs utter robeson chief school business official mr derek turner director of technology mrs allison underwood director of special education and related services mr josh dewitt director of building and grounds mrs kimberly collins public relations liaison thank you to our district administration for their fantastic support and professionalism dr tricia blackard cavc director and assistant principal mrs charlotte fisher assistant principal mr darren lee assistant principal mr joe mcginnis assistant principal mr clay smith assistant principal and athletic director mr dan toberman assistant principal thank you to our chs assistant principals for their conscientious and excellent work with our students it is also my pleasure to introduce the sponsors for the class of 2020 mrs terry carey and miss tracy cook they have worked very closely with our graduates and done an outstanding job with our students i now have the honor of recognizing the students ranking in the upper 10 percent of the chs class of 2020.
students receiving summa laude recognition are mckenna lang faith lil jagren claire ross destiny johnson kristen mitchell spencer vlasic darby tarrant jarrett allsworth mitchell harris laina yanger evan capecchi and madeleine lautz students receiving magna laude recognition are grace crow isabella perryman rebecca howard maxwell meske kylie baker bailey hollingshead jacob schreiber julia eversman jacob holton elise halbrooks natalie becker sidney drumm paul falbe melanie johnson and elizabeth sauer students receiving laude recognition are kayla hancher riley kleb hannah herman hunter yingle kenneth lutz iii madison recline brittany bettorf mckenzie kell ashley sanchez viosa belluli daylen frecker christa swartz logan carlisle sarah vargas and jeremy ovalle congratulations to all of our high honors graduates three kayhawk students have earned the right of presenting the class address based on their tremendous academic performance at collinsville high school it is my privilege to first introduce mckenna lange daughter of jonna and richard lang hi everyone and thank you for being here today i can remember vividly the last time i saw my classmates face to face exactly two months ago today we sat across from each other as the minutes of seventh hour ticked down the last time we would be in that classroom we joked with each other some with tears in our eyes amid fears of it being the last laugh we would get to share in the presence of each other we hoped that everything would return to normal soon in order to experience the moments we had been waiting for for so long we never expected that it would actually be the last time we would hug each other laugh about mr white saying it's monday all day until it's not or be stressed about one of nuber's many writing assignments stress that us procrastinators always brought upon ourselves before the final battle of our senior year rang i took a picture so i would never forget that moment it was a picture of four girls i had spent the last four years getting to know sharing laughs tears smiles and knowing looks we have all had entirely different experiences from one another throughout high school different interests different successes and different disappointments but while this new challenge kovid might affect each of us in a different way it is a challenge we all have in common it is a challenge to come to terms with the fact that the ending we were promised was ripped away from us and is completely out of our control it is a challenge to miss out on the memories that we were expected to be making right now and it is a challenge to find the closure that we that allows us to move on with our lives and into the next chapter but it is a challenge we will overcome how we face this challenge and every challenge that will come our way in the future is what defines us as a class as a whole and as people individually i am honored to be standing up here today with two other amazing young women an accomplishment i am very proud of but as a runner i know that each individual's race is their own to run and so i say to all of you that you too should be proud of all the things you have achieved no matter how large or small they may seem to anyone else never let a challenge be the end of your dreams let this challenge and all others make you stronger learn to appreciate the little things when all the big ones are gone we have come this far we are adapting we are jumping the obstacles that have been placed in our path we are staring into the face of adversity but we must make the choice every single day to get up and fight through let every day that you get up and move forward be your own accomplishment looking back i wish i had captured more memories and more moments with the people who made such an impact on me as a friend a student and a person as i did with that picture on the last day but for now i will remember the good times and wish each of you an exciting and successful next step in your lives take advantage of the little moments remember that you will never know when that last time will be the last so take advantage and capture those moments permanently allow yourself to be in the moment because you will never get it twice thank you to every teacher counselor coach friend and most especially my parents for shaping me into the person i am today we did it class of 2020 and i could not be prouder to call myself a k-hawk thank you for the thoughtful address mckenna it is now my honor to welcome faith liljagren to the podium faith is the daughter of mike lildragren and kelly lilgrin thank you mr snyder and thank you everyone for joining us today i'm willing to bet that like me the most important lessons you all learned while attending collinsville high school did not occur in the classroom rather they occurred at 1am while you were struggling to finish the homework assignment that was due three days ago they occurred while standing in the student section screaming along to a chant with your best friends they occurred while in the midst of an argument with seemingly the most important person in your life they occurred each night when you were forced to take off the mask you wore every day at school and face the very real struggles of your reality there is the lesson of respect that teaches us to appreciate the authority beauty and meaning behind each and every action a lesson that you must first learn to feel within yourself before you can share with others then the lesson of fight and drive that teaches us the importance of persisting through battles and overcoming hardships there is the lesson of what it truly means to cherish to treasure and adore all the bonds that filled us with so much love and laughter and the events that made us feel as though we own the world but my favorite lesson the lesson of resilience that teaches us to never break and with each fall no matter how big or small to always rise to our feet again though i do not believe maintaining a certain gpa qualifies me any more than any of you i will leave you with this as we are only just beginning this life when you feel as though it is too hard and there are ceaseless obstacles in your way do not panic understand that everything we have endured throughout our four years here has prepared us to face the world with confidence and power remember how far respect will take you how you are equipped with a sense of fight and drive that is relentless how important it is to stop and cherish never forgetting how blessed you are and how no one can take away your ability to get back up again no matter how long you have been down the reality of change is inevitable as we will soon be consumed by the real world though i hope when our journeys to conquer the world begin we do not let them change the good things about us i hope that with each decision we make in life we make them with grace and belief i hope that each and every one of us experience years far greater than these past four but most importantly i hope that leaving and moving on does not mean forgetting who has been up by our side guiding us encouraging us and healing us throughout the way thank you class of 2020 for contributing to my lessons and allowing me the privilege of calling all of you my friends thank you for the wonderful message faith it is now my pleasure to introduce claire ross daughter of joan and john ross thank you faith and mckenna and thank you class of 2020 for the opportunity to speak today going into this school year like each of you i expected to experience all the typical milestones for high school seniors going to sporting events attending homecoming prom graduation and of course stressing out about planning for the future but halfway through the first semester and long before the coveted 19 pandemic i realized that my senior year would be very atypical so only seems fitting that the closure of this year was atypical as well i'm usually not one to share my personal health stories however in october i began to experience serious health issues that led to the diagnosis of two autoimmune diseases when i heard the news i felt hopeless i struggled to keep my grades up and i struggled to find happiness although this seemed to be the hardest time in my life it taught me many lessons that i hope you may find valuable as well i realize that it's okay to not be okay it's okay to feel overwhelmed it's okay to not have everything completely figured out but more importantly i realize that it's okay to ask for help and never forget it's important to take care of yourself so in light of this current pandemic and as our senior class and senior classes all around the world go through this difficult time i want to share the importance of appreciating others and focusing on personal growth and seemingly hopeless times it's tough to get through things alone and it's important to thank people who help you along the way i would not be where i am today and i especially would not be giving a speech if it weren't for my friends classmates teachers administrators counselors and family helping me and supporting me along this journey class of 2020 we got through this school year we can and we will get through this pandemic as michelle obama said don't be afraid be focused be determined be hopeful be empowered i look forward to i look forward to seeing what our future brings and i can't wait to see each of you on the other side and now i would like to welcome our principal mr snyder to the stage thank you for the excellent message claire i am sure you all agree these young ladies were magnificent year at commencement exercises we recognize alumni of collinsville high school who have distinguished themselves after leaving chs mr gary piccola president of the board of education will present this year's chs alumni achievement award please welcome mr piccola to the podium thank you mr snyder today i have the honor of representing the board of education and we are very happy to be a part of this commencement ceremony graduation is definitely one of the highlights of the year for us at this time it is my privilege and pleasure to present the alumni achievement award to mr albert rubets iii mr rubet spent his youth in maryville during the great depression and attended maryville grade school he graduated from chs in 1946 and then joined the marines upon returning home he married rose ramatowski a 1948 graduate of chs and together they have four children seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren mr rubitz received a bachelor of science degree in geological engineering from the institute of technology st louis university in 1953.
he is also a graduate of the advanced management program and the owner president program of the graduate school of business administration at harvard university in 1953 he joined the exploration department of continental oil company better known as conoco as a geophysicist and at age 34 was promoted to chief geophysicist of international exploration and production he was responsible for overseeing oil exploration on six continents and was personally responsible for discovering the major oil fields in dubai as well as what remains the largest gas field in southeast asia he then became executive assistant to the president and later had executive responsibility for integrated petroleum operations in the southern united states conoco's largest and most important profit center in 1972 mr rubets joined texas pacific oil company as senior vice president in 1975 he was named executive vice president and in 1978 became president and chief executive officer of texas pacific he took the company from an asset value of 736 million dollars to 2.3 billion dollars in less than two years in 1980 texas pacific was sold to sun oil company and mr rubets founded her roubette's oil company after personally raising 100 million dollars in a joint venture with international and domestic corporations as well as wall street investment firms mr rubits is a past director of the american petroleum institute the u.s oil and gas association and the independent patrolling association of america he has served an executive capacities and on the board of trustees for many prestigious professional associations and academic institutions he is a knight of malta and a night commander in the equestrian order of the holy sepulchre of jerusalem and a recipient of the alumni merit award from st louis university he was listed in who's who in finance and industry and outstanding young men of america in addition to having such a distinguished career in the oil and gas industry mr rubets is the author of two books maryville illinois growing up during the great depression and a geophysicist memoir searching for oil on six continents it is an honor for collinsville high school to announce mr albert rubets iii as this year's alumni achievement award recipient while mr rubitz was unable to be here in person he was gracious enough to provide us with the following message congratulations and best wishes on your graduation i attended collinsville high school during the world war two years when every graduating class went off to war but when the class of 1946 graduated the war was over and there was no one left to fight i had no money for college and all available jobs were taken by returning servicemen so i joined the marine corps the marines trained men to be the number one fighters in the world they drilled into us there was no objective we couldn't achieve i carried this philosophy with me after graduating from st louis university and joining a major oil company as a geophysicist i set my goal to be the number one geophysicist in the company why settle for second best to achieve my goal i studied technical books and journals every night and took related college correspondence courses i achieved my goal at an early age and became chief geophysicist international exploration and production responsible for worldwide oil exploration activities always go for number one setting goals in life is most important equally important is outlining the steps to reach it any strong persistent desire to get there nothing is more fatal to success than taking one's job as a matter of course a man will succeed in anything about which he has real enthusiasm consider your career as a baseball field with three bases and home plate with home plate the idealized goal let's say high school graduates are all on base one a few will remain there others will take their job as a matter of course and eventually make it to second base some will put in a good deal of extra energy and make it to third base the person who strives to be number one will make it to home plate through continuing education hard honest persistent toil and enthusiasm the surest way to qualify for the job just ahead is to work a little harder than anyone else on the job one is holding down you can be anything you want to be if you have real enthusiasm and set your mind to it you're going to run into many obstacles during your career meet them head on and remember that adversity breeds strength one of my career advantages was growing up in maryville during the great depression our parents underwent difficult times and we children had very few material things but we organized our own activities and came out stronger hardships teaches self-reliance which serves as a shield throughout life life has an abundance of presence waiting for you to open enjoy them and i wish you well in all your endeavors graduating class of 2020 go out and get them congratulations to mr rubits on his prestigious honor and the excellent message to our kayhawk graduates we have several faculty members who will be retiring at the conclusion of the 2019-2020 school year their contributions to the educational environment at chs are deeply appreciated let's recognize these teachers for their dedication to students at collinsville high school alice carroll lisa cleveland linda gloria kathy schmidt and cheryl varner these individuals have possibly impacted many council students throughout their respective careers at chs we wish them health and happiness dr skirtich and board of education it is my honor and privilege to present to you the class of 2020.
they have completed the course of study prescribed by the state of illinois the council unit school district number 10 board of education and the faculty of collinsville high school at this time it is an honor for me to introduce our educational leader at collinsville community unit number 10 schools ladies and gentlemen dr brad skurdick superintendent of schools family and friends and proud k hawks thank you for tuning in as we honor the council high school class of 2020. despite the circumstances impacting our communities we are grateful for the chance to recognize this year's graduates educating our students takes the collective effort between home our schools and our communities i would like to thank our families district employees each of our communities and the board of education collectively your efforts have played a key role in the success of our graduates seniors you have excelled throughout your high school careers your academic accomplishments competitive fire and commitment to service have brought great pride to your families our kayhawk family and our communities your days at chs have come to an end far differently than those of past graduates however your successes and accomplishments shine as bright as any previous graduating class and your resilience during this time is something you can carry with you throughout life as human beings we enjoy being recognized for our efforts you would be hard-pressed to find anyone that disagrees but recognition by others should not be your motivation in life i encourage you during your journey to work hard each day and strive to make a difference there will be recognition for your successes from family friends and colleagues but there will also be failures regardless you have acquired the skills to learn from your successes and failures accept them move forward put forth your best effort and always strive for improvement life is a journey you cannot control each outcome or occurrence but you can control your effort the energy and the time you invest to reach your goals and have an impact on yourself and others years from now your list of accomplishments will be vast and graduation will be the first of many more accomplishments to come that have yet to cross your young minds collectively your accomplishments will be a list of impressive milestones you've achieved because of your hard work your individual passion for success and your efforts to make a difference i'm excited about what the future holds for the collinsville high school class of 2020.
i look forward to seeing your many accomplishments in the years to come congratulations and don't ever forget once a kayhawk always a kayhawk thank you and now i'd like to please welcome mr snyder back to the podium thank you for the meaningful message dr skirtich dr skirtich has hit the ground running here at unit 10 schools his educational leadership is greatly appreciated i now have the honor of addressing the kayhawks class of 2020. congratulations to the class of 2020 for all of their accomplishments at collinsville high school these graduates have been exceptional to work with the past four years they have definitely left a positive mark on chs and our community in a variety of ways first and foremost these 420 plus students have been an outstanding class academically this group has collectively earned 6.9 million dollars in scholarship awards which is a new school record here at the high school of champions these students eclipsed last year's record high of 5.1 million dollars in scholarship money earned perhaps more impressive is the character of these students which is exemplified by numerous charitable endeavors undertaken by so many organizations clubs and teams our community spirit and generosity certainly set chs apart from any school community i have ever been associated with i know in my heart these young ladies and gentlemen have a great deal to offer society academically as well as socially these students have been well prepared for their transition to college technical school the military and the workforce their preparation has been the result of special relationships and experiences with family friends classmates and faculty graduates watching at home i encourage you to acknowledge the positive support and influence of your parents guardians and teachers each year i share a few quotes with our graduates i have previously referenced famous people such as yogi berra thomas edison mahatma gandhi mike shashefsky and will rogers to name a few individuals today i'll share two quotes the first quote is not attributed to anyone in particular it reads as follows the difference between who you are and who you want to be is what you do the next quote is from walt disney a well-known person across generations walt disney said the difference in winning and losing is most often not quitting graduates do not allow yourself to be a victim of the covid19 global pandemic and the experiences you have missed keep improving yourself at home work school and in the community be a lifelong learner and take action make a positive difference wherever you are graduates i encourage you to be empathetic and gracious to others during good times it is also impaired to be responsible and resilient during challenging times graduates i hope you pursue your dreams and aspirations and make a positive impact wherever you are in closing the collegeville high school class of 2020 has certainly been a pleasure to work with the past four years i will definitely miss this group as they are very special talented and unique however i know these students are eager and ready to meet new challenges and make a positive impact wherever they are kayhawks thank you very much for the privilege of serving as your principal please enjoy the remainder of this ceremony it is now my distinct pleasure to invite mr gary piccola president of the unit 10 board of education to the podium once again mr piccola will address the graduates on behalf of the board of education thank you mr snyder while today may be a highlight for the board this is the culmination of a 13-year journey on your part granted there were a few bumps along the last stretch but you made it graduation is a major milestone in each of your lives and you should all be very proud of yourselves part of what makes being on the board rewarding for me is seeing and hearing about your many academic achievements your athletic accomplishments and your artistic talents but one of the things that really stands out for me is the amount of time that so many of you give to community service i am impressed by the many different ways you find to make a difference in our community some of those activities include fundraising and support for less fortunate families participating in community events such as the empty bowl and sos soup kitchen serving as mentors and role models for younger kayhawk students providing christmas gifts for students and their families collecting used college textbooks to send to africa making blankets for young patients at children's and shriners hospitals and outside of school you volunteer at your churches food pantries and with many other local civic organizations there are many more and i wish i had time to share them with you all these projects are very worthwhile and you are learning the importance of giving back to your community i know your lives are very busy and they will become even more so in the future but i would like to encourage each of you to look for ways to volunteer your time and talents in doing so you will be helping those less fortunate and making a positive impact on your community and along the way you may even make some new friends your contribution no matter how small or large will make a difference on behalf of the board of education we hope that unit 10 has given you a good foundation upon which to build the rest of your lives we would like to congratulate you and your parents our guardians on a job well done and wish you all the best as you leave collinsville high school thank you and at this time i would like to welcome back mr snyder mr piccola your time and dedication on behalf of our students is greatly appreciated thank you very much at this time the class of 2020 graduates will be recognized for meeting graduation requirements and earning their diplomas mr mark schuske social studies teacher at collinsville high school will read the names of our graduates it is my privilege to announce the names of today's graduates blake townsend abernathy matthew acton cody j adair jacqueline marie allen xavier malik allen cameron ammons amore marie anderson trey d anderson vincent m andrade dustin armstrong samantha paige armstrong joel patrick arnold miguel a avila jarrett alexander halsworth mariana basilio kylie r baker fisher a bales kenya a banuelos jacob r baranski thomas bardwell dylan jacob barendracht emma charlene barum savannah and barnett david a bartholomew jr devlin grogan bower brandon m beatles natalie rose becker viosa balooli michelle guadalupe beriozabal brittany nicole bedorff vincenzo michael bichoki hayley d bishop blake nicholas blackard gabrielle annette blakely grant m blaylock joshua c buckler cooper benjamin borders isaac tetsuya border jack lancy bova jared d bowen jasmine r bowers brady logan brewer kane bridges grace m brinkman logan brissenden caleb r bronco caitlyn brock donald r brooks jr lauren e brown bryce dwight brumfield seth patrick bruzowitz gregory cole buddy logan rubert bittner jacob daniel burkhart rebecca jewell burkhart tremaine christopher armand burns connor william bush edgar calderon herbert michael caldwell evan james capecchi kylie anne carey logan carlisle antoine germain catchings brett m cates chase gentry chandler ebony imani chapman christina fey cheeseboro christopher b chai cassandra choma graciela j campos goddard logan christopher copper anthony capitelli daniel cortez marisol cortez nicholas paul corzine sarah crabb abigail n crane tyler zachary krieth naya gabrielle crockett dariana sheree crowder grace arlene crowe michael james crowl marisol cruz delaney grace dalton caitlyn daniel gabriel sebastian davidson samantha de leon oscar del rio elizabeth ann denny austin michael dale dickerman sabrina l dickinson anna marie dill kyle k dix christine e douglas nathaniel david drobish sydney marie drumm aaliyah d duff gabriel duncan carly j durbin laurent geladini kelsey m eck carter anthony elmore haley a england diego a escobedo gonzalo esquivel ninez drew anthony evans hannah alexis evans julia eversman paul virgil falbe amaya kishana farley chelsea finn lauren elizabeth fortner kaler danielle frank lillian m franks sadie franklin sierra brook frazier dalen gerard frecker camden blaine frye jessica a frisbee damien fulton abigail denise galvan perla galvan angel garcia dominic garcia joel armando garcia ramirez shelby madison gardner tyler r garner nicholas garofalo jalen garth payton dale geppert chase giacoletto cadence r gillespie aaron gilmore jeffrey gibson jesus m gomez barry diana gonzalez grant w goodson oren x gore abriana grant elise renee greer stephanie gresh andrew neil gunderson celeste nicole hager elise lauren holbrooks hayden b hall madison ray hall chase william hallock alexis claire hamm kayla r hancher mitchell william harris jemila m head cole james hellman ethan helmholtz amber skye henry isabella ray hensler wesley j hensey hannah elizabeth hermann michael paul hernandez franklin george hetherington tyler denise hill japeth andrew hiller quentin heinz chloe renee hoffman morgan m hoffman william blake holder bailey autumn hollingshead jacob c holton tyler joseph jorelle gabriel houston rebecca k anna howard maria g rodriguez mackenzie joy hunter john huster andrew c hilton theodore c ingram logan t jackson katie janus emmanuel jimenez flores aiden d g johnson alexis denise johnson destiny brianna johnson isaac a johnson luke a johnson melanie johnson taylor m johnson camden s jones hunter e jones kedrian andre jones zachary isaac jones armani jordan hunter andrew yangle lena rose jinger abigail campmeier isaiah kegler mackenzie n kell jordan allen kimbrell eric kindle travis king jr lauren grace kite mackenzie o'neil kite riley cleb makayla marie klein mackenzie joe klobnock caitlin nicole knutson evan j kohler lance edward koretz logan r corvis mckenna k lange ryan david lanier marquise antonio lanzi owen latham madeleine r loutz mackenzie jane lawrence maximus william lawrence miguel angel lazaro dante maurice lee ii garrett ryan lee nathan p lee alexis m lewis jasmine lewis faith ellen lil chagrin danielle elizabeth lachmann jared t lachman hunter charles longi jacqueline lopez noemi p lopez vanessa lorenzana isaac k lovett kenneth leroy lutz the third kevin a magadan lujan taylor i marconi billy marquez isabelle juliana marsala ariana natalie martin jalen j may austin m maynard kayla marie mccain malaysia m mcclendon brian david mccullar jordan anita mcdonald sunnae simone mcdonald cortez mcglown the third aubry nicole mcgrew madison mcintyre tyler m mckeel scott glenn mcnally julia christine meeks sarah mendenhall shayla beatrice mercado aaliyah rain merchant maxwell alan meske darcy lynn metzger ashley l milligan kristin jane mitchell branson mode alyssa marie maudlin aaron l moulton allison elizabeth moore charlie a more christopher lucas moore renee mora jenna mortis dalton j morris samantha lee morris kelly morrissey craig mosley alondra munoz jason munoz montserrat munoz brianna marie mario dean j murphy victoria nicole nelson dylan norad elijah m norton freddie novacelle iii beth naumann ryan h null karsten j olson brady o'neal jesus ortega gomez hope ortiz abigail nicole otton anya p outlaw jeremy j ovalle tyrese lutrell owens nicole pacheco grace you park carla perez luis perez blade c perkins isabella rose perryman ian matthew pescar trinity marie falzgraf samuel louis phelps robert phillips jake a peeper alexander pina dontarius jerome poe corbin drake powell demante m prayer cole b quatlander amy adenare quintero logan scott raider malia rack jennifer ramirez mayorga dalton p ramsey pedro rangel madison renee recline darren austin reeves stephanie reveles david randolph reynolds carson richardson abriana rivas austin roberts jacob roberts fernando rocca aaron rodriguez zamora lazaro why rodriguez miguel angel rodriguez mark a roman maria f romo gutierrez zachary mathias roseman fidel a rosales jr claire marion ross ashley s sanchez lionel sanchez savannah r sanders joshua emmanuel saucedo hernandez elizabeth ann sauer emily elizabeth chance thomas s chardon brady thomas schiller grace victoria schneider dominguez jacob schreiber james r scott hannah nicole scrum dakota l shaver jacob a shandy grace elizabeth skipper lucas alexander slaughter caitlin jacqueline sloan ashanti smith kawan smith jr cody b smith gabrielle e smith jacob elijah smith jacob nathaniel smith noah r smith silver q smith lionel solano cenobio taylor jennae spears raphael spells rhea spillers christopher spritzer michael stabley logan stags dalton ray stahlhut page olivia stamps sierra nicole stark alexander trendly stinger micah yvette sterling trevion montez steward germarion avante stewart heather a suarez krista margaret swartz darby tarrant drake tarrant raeshawn taylor estefani izelle te apila perla liliana tayapila antoine thomas junior kashan r thomas andrew thompson james robert tyree christopher allen todd alejandro antonio torres corima torres rubicelli torres jacob r todd laban alyssa tucker leah elizabeth tyler elizabeth valeriano emily van fossen denise varela sarah marie vargas genesis esmeralda vasquez holly michelle vaninga abril villegas selena carla villegas rhys vincent spencer michael vlasic haley elizabeth waddleworth christina marie weber anna grace wild preston d wise matthew r whitaker matthew wildy ariana wilkinson dante andre williams jr haley ann williams jayla kashay williams kyler ahmad williams sierra williams jayden christine willis bradley d wilson kylie n wilson joseph woodard carly anne york christopher zeta congratulations class of 2020 graduates hopefully we brought you some pomp amid the circumstances and now i welcome chs principal mr david snyder back to the stage thank you mr chesky it is always wonderful to see our graduates honored individually for their hard work and perseverance each kayhawk graduate has earned that recognition i am now pleased to introduce our vice president from the class of 2020.
paige bauer daughter of amy and jason bauer paige has the honor of providing some closing remarks i greatly wish i could be standing in front of you all the circumstances are unfortunate however we cannot let the moments that were stripped away from us define us i know that many of you myself included have for the first time said that we missed school it is a touchy subject to speak on but holding on to bitter feelings will only drag us down as individuals instead we should reflect on the good memories we have made throughout the past four years you all i am sure can agree that who you were at the beginning of freshman year to now has drastically changed i would like to thank the teachers mentors coaches friends and family that have played a part in molding us into who we are today i encourage each of my classmates to take time and thank the people that have helped make that difference we hold a special place at collinsville high school as the class of 2020.
never once have we failed to speak up and out about issues within our school's walls i believe our passion and drive to create change sets us apart from previous classes and classes still to come each person has paved a way for future students that walk through our school's doors our confidence as a whole student body is contagious and will propel us into being successful adults i cannot be more proud to be a part of this class i wish you all the best in your future endeavors and hope that you continue to continue to remember your roots i look forward to the time that we can all come back together at our first class reunion and reminisce on how crazy of a senior year we had on behalf of all of us as class vice president i would like to thank collinsville high school for giving each of us a second home we are kayhawks and we are the class of 2020.
god bless you all now i'd like to welcome mr snyder back up to the stage thank you for that positive message page in closing the faculty staff and administration look forward to seeing all graduates at the chs class of 2020 diploma pickup celebration this afternoon at your assigned times ladies and gentlemen i proudly present to you the collinsville high school class of 2020. [Music] so [Music] hmm [Music] bye [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] so [Music] so [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] you
yes ain't prepare livestream all right I don't need to keep you too Bob right I can I can kill that on my screen ring thanks hey Michelle where's your tech support daughter that could make me a lot these two screens together great drag one from the middle bar over to one side until you see late and then drag the other bar over to the other side and it should pop to that side drag it try dragging it to the bottom one to the bottom right-hand side of your screen like oh yay yeah did it do that done yeah I think so all right if not I'll send her down the block Yeah right tech support she laughed at me and I was like Elizabeth I went it when I went to college there were no such thing as Computers everything I know about computers is self-taught I didn't take a class on computers I had a word processor that was the size of my coffee table well that was more than I had I'm showing my age I went with a typewriter to college it's it's 6:30 we're gonna get started here so we will do the malt order now and then the open public meeting statement the New Jersey open public meetings law was enacted to ensure the right of the public to have a dance notice up in to attend the meetings of public bodies at which time any business affecting their interests is discussed and acted upon in accordance with the provisions of this act and the board of education policy zero one six two the Board of Education of the borough of Bound Brook has caused notice of this meeting to be posted in the board offices and at Tampa high school and mailed or faxed and occurring news number clerk southbounder fermentation and any person who's requested individual notice and paid the required fee at this time if we can have the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all can I have a roll call vote please mr.
um Johnson project number yes no one yeah nah here babe here Gorman here next we need a motion in a second to approve tonight's agenda so moved second Ron yes Johnson yes Ellenberger yes Noland yes inner yes rape Mike yes yes all right we have a flat being shown and guess who ordered the Pledge of Allegiance please join us in that as we play that was nice I hope we do that they do that every meeting we have a few administrators with us dr.
Autry here mr. ball yeah it's a bone is Muhsin here MS Martinez she is he Horace yeah okay is Morris here miss Stevens here Miss Rosamond oh here mr. Volare yeah he's here miss DeFazio here hey president's comments oh I I just got to say as a teacher myself it is this is not the way we came into wanting to teach but the fact that we're still pulling it out and that they're still you know doing what they have to do in educating our children I greatly appreciate it I appreciate the people that come and give the food twice a week three times a week all the volunteers it's it's just wonderful you know it really came together I'm very proud of everyone so I'm happy to live in this town of Bound Brook and be part of it so congratulations to all of you we will start with students of the month for pre-k Christian Hernandez or aunt Arina kindergarten is Jeanette Betancourt first grade is Jayden para second grade is why dilute Rivera D Calderon third grade is Juan Pablo Mendez fourth grade Benny Velasco Dominguez fifth grade is Christian see Cedeno Perez sixth grade Amina Ahmad seventh grade ami Navarro eighth grade is Gabriela Silva ninth grade who's a new boys alright somebody somebody has to shut off their youtube because we're getting back to eat again can hear now okay tenth grade Kenneth meridia Rojas 11th grade Anna Toro Paso and twelfth grade is geez Anna Walsh gem Awards for the month for Lamont LeMond annex G tom bridge for Lafayette Vivian Cologne burrito for small e chef Jeffrey J bow for community in middle school giovanna l'm era for bambor high school Abigail Pendleton and for bambor high school Amory well for bamberg School District Amory Wolford on that note we'll go straight into committees we had to committee meetings this we have the egg committee we went over getting in the homework Policy Committee started we talked about our virtual learning surveys that we've been getting back we talked about virtual grading we talked about our plan warp so graduation we talked about the RFP that will be approving thankful for the substitutes okay we talked about our community engagement plan camera protocols re-entry planning programs we also had our governance meeting tonight we talked about Chromebooks for seniors the homra policy and coming budget does anybody have any questions about those items okay so we're down to public content for agenda items only we have our Google Form which people can fill in as we're going through the course of the meeting so we're at this point where if you have a question you can ask it for agenda items so the first one is from Michelle Conover fifth grade teacher smally 8.2 kovat pandemic plan can you share what it is in the code emic Ovid pandemic plan with the public our plan the old plan is on the website it has been there and as soon as this one's approved it will also be up on the website Patricia O'Reilly 7:45 schoolhouse lean how many how made the public view the pandemic disease plan that was mentioned in the agenda I already answered that question can the public meet recommendations on the planet they desire you could always make a comment about it but we're following the guidelines of the state of New Jersey I know that many districts have had troubles getting substitutes how is the need for substitutes advertised we're doing an RFP right now that's a request for proposals and how do we pay substitutes compared with neighboring districts we're right in the middle with our neighboring districts let's see if any other comments on the agenda have come through no other items have come through at this point in time I'll wait another couple minutes another minute or so to see if anybody has any other comments who's playing YouTube seeing none you're gonna move to the approval of minutes we have the minutes from for 20 20 20 and the minutes for for 27 20 20 can I get a motion motion second a motion by Miss Moore seconded by mr.
Sternin you have any other visitors you'd like to welcome I like to welcome all the public and staff in families that are watching or streaming board meeting thank you for joining us tonight and for the administrators that are present in case there's any questions related to their agenda items yes great normally we that public comment right now we didn't receive any tonight so we'll skip over this and we'll move on to our action reports we need a motion and a second and approve the concent would you like to cover those yes yes the revenue and expenditure reports are in your board packet revenues are trending currently at forty nine point nine percent compared to forty four point seven six a year ago expenditures are at sixty two point ninety two percent compared to sixty one point seventy five percent a year ago this month the district received impact fees of ninety eight thousand thirty seven dollars and twenty six cents for fourteen home starts transition fees came in at twelve thousand nine hundred and ten dollars and two cents this month and then the bills payable report is typical for our months of may question through data yes amber yeah Nolan yes yes Brown yes yes okay a motion and second to discuss and improve the elementary student parent handbook for twenty twenty twenty twenty to twenty twenty one principal Shriver led the committee that reviewed it and she's on the phone to answering any questions you may have so you the motion in second sorry second I'm sorry who moved Eric second was there any questions for principal Shriver on this Joey dr. Sarver um no if there's no questions when you're ready to UM proceed okay all right hamburger yes yes yes yes yes Hansen yes me yes dr.
Fazio questions concerns discussion does anybody have to abstain I have to abstain from the 20th I was not there okay I have to abstain from the 27th looks like okay any other discussion my camera roll call please sure mr. Autry yes on the 20th abstain from the 27th mr. ball yes is more sin yes for five point to abstain from five one okay miss Martinez yes is Morris yes the Stevens yes miss Rosamond oh yes mr. Volare yeah is DeFazio yes carries we're up to Section six personnel resolutions resolved the superintendent recommends for approval the resolutions as outlined in personnel resolutions under district and high school that is six point two through six point thirteen can I get a motion motion motion mr. Fazio second second mr. van alaire discussion um Dan with the transfer and changes of assignments is that I know we have put in place requests for teachers for assigns is that the same for staff or how are those changes and transfers decided upon teachers and in secretaries I with the secretaries I sent out a request unfortunately we had we had one particular secretary asked for a transfer and then with with have to make some moves and and deleting a secretary position it caused us to have to move a second secretary so that's kind of where we were where we were at to fill what we needed to fill especially with deleting a secretary again to meet those requirements for their their diplomas and their certification stuff we would include them virtually on time any other comments oh yeah I had a question with the summer employment when do we get the thumbs-up thumbs-down about summer appointment those are the people that applied for the position and how we handling that are we definitely doing those programs over the summer the only ones that we're definitely doing right now is esy we will probably do summer school as well on a virtual platform but again it's not going to happen right at this meeting it will probably be the next meeting we're hoping for a little bit more guidance from the Department of Education because obviously it could affect our staffing one way or another for in in district versus at a district okay any other questions all right mr.
Hart led the committee that reviewed the middle school handbook so we need a motion and second to discuss and approve that for the year 2022 2021 second dr. hogs also on the phone we have any questions for him or is there anything you'd like to add dr. hog no yes no yes rape yes Brad yes Anson yes number yes Gorman yes and lastly we'll talk about the motion and second I needed for the high school student parent handbook for 2022 2021 mr.
Steinmetz roll call mr. Autry yes mr. ball yes is Muhsin yes miss Martinez yes is Morris yes miss Stevens yes mr. somato yes mr. battle err yes who's the Fazio yes or she carries we're up to Section seven personnel resolutions middle and elementary resolved superintendent recommends for approval resolutions as outlined in personnel resolutions under middle and elementary schools we have seven point two through seven point sixteen can I get a motion motion motion mr. Fazio a second second second miss Martinez discussion mr. russamano for the secretary position first special services I believe there's two are either one of them yes any other questions all right mr. Simons roll call vote please mr. Autry yes mr. ball yes is Muhsin yes miss Martinez yes is Morris yes miss Stevens mr. Amato yes mr. Volare okay noted and mr. Fazio yes all right education resolutions district in high school resolved the bamberg Board of Education approves the resolutions as outlined and educational resolutions under district and thankfully of eight point two and eight point three can I get a motion motion mouki mr.
Stroh is on line to answer any questions we may have regarding that second any questions for mr. Stroh as presented these so well last week we have none rape yes Brown yes dancin yes Humbert yes Nolan yes yes thanks emotions are required and it's gonna prove a little bit we're next school year fuel goods best thanks for sent out to ten companies that's recommended we go to the lotion do you more info on that Deena or I guess after the Martian chart um just exactly what you said ten companies were sent information two of them were new to us this year four companies turned in bids the the bottom three the lowest bidders we're all within $500 of each other so it was really really really close this year so that's always nice to see yeah Lauren company oil company was the winner they they were the lowest price bidder and then you should have all the summary recaps and then it looks like we gave you last year's information as well was there anything that was surprising in the total cost from this no it's pretty typical year after year it's the same there's it was there were the two new people that we added only one of them actually submitted so it was kind of weird that someone was reaching out and didn't turn anything in so I don't know if they didn't know where we were located and but yeah it's interested it's nice to see that we really get at least you know four so we have some comparison and and the fact that they were so so close it's it's sad for the the losers but [Music] yes yes yes yes I need a motion with a permit for next year for 2020 2021 the people said was sent out to seven different companies we did have we received bids from three companies Varitek paper was the lowest responsible bidder and they they won the bid by 135 dollars that's how close it was companies gave us two options option a and option B option a is another regular print white paper option me it was a paper that contain more pulp and turn color over time but since we have to maintain records for so long it made sense to stay with option a how much how much paper did we have left as a reason for not being willing little nine weeks they still have quite a bit of paper left that's why this order is so much smaller like this total order is 47,000 where last year's paper order was over 70,000 okay it was the supply this last year last year pen wasn't a midland paper corporation that had the bid yes last year was Midland it seems like we go back between quite a bit yeah and we've been happy with both companies we've even been happy with with even a couple of companies we haven't bid but would have received the bid previous years so but Midland is typically Midland imperative seem to be the two most competitive recently any other questions from yes Hansen yes yes yes babe yes Gorman yes thanks to my second record to discuss and improve the Mid Valley special education classroom use of agreements this is an annual resolution that we've got to sternly have more information of us as president Berman said this is an annual resolution the the cost of the rental space for our various buildings what we pay each other we're all members of the co-operative so it does it has not changed in years it's the same exact fee that we're going to receive for the use of our classrooms at Central High School for Knowles that we received last year and by the same token earth on what we're paying and to use the rooms and other school districts and apartment family will be the same as dwell all right I don't think there's any question so Johnson yes number yes Nolan yes you know yes babe yes yes yes all right last action item we need a motion and second to discuss and approve the resolution to modify graduation requirements for the 2019 to 2020 school year to align with the emergency rules established by is B so moved second second well the resolution is included in your board packet and dr.
Fazio second second second mr. Bell discussion I know we've always gone back and forth with the with the calendar has that been approved through the Union have you yeah that that's we're in this year's calendar so that's the one you're approving that's the gift that's just okay that's the kickback days any other questions I do have a question about the 8.2 okay and high school graduation mm-hmm how how is that going to happen I saw it I see it outlined but how the past 10 weeks I've been dealing with ceremonies and rituals and this is a ceremony and ritual how can you ensure safety well again we're gonna follow the executive order that the governor put out acting executive order 107 and what we're going to do is we can control our facility so we controlling our facility to only have the required amount of people that we need to safely do will be to keeping the six-foot social distancing the masks and and movement through the facility the facility being the football field correct okay and it's one student and four members of their household of their household people who are living with them yes okay how how will that be controlled how will you ensure that none of them are under quarantine then what what happens off of the property because I've been this has been my daily dilemma for almost ten weeks it's not what happens on our property it's what happens afterwards who will ensure that one car leaves and one car comes in who is going to be there to ensure that the students and the families that have not seen each other for three months or longer aren't gathering aren't maintaining social distancing who will be responsible for that we will have staff we will have a staff member on the street to ensure that people stay in their cars until the till their appointment time and then they can enter the facility okay does that staff member count as the under tent he does not because he's not in the facilities outside the facility but it's part of our gathering no it's party yes this has been my day in and day out every funeral directors and it's I'm sorry it's been part of what we've been dealing with day in and day out who will ensure it's it's 10 or under inside the facility 10 or under yes you don't feel that there's an obligation outside on crusader way I just said I would have a staff member outside I appreciate a way to make sure people don't leave their car until the appointed time all right while it is observing executive order 107 social distancing and under tend guidance I feel that it is violating the administrative order 20 24 and 12 which specifically talks about ceremonies and gatherings I again our plan has gone through the county we're not the only school district that that is planning to do something along the lines that we're doing the guidance that we've been given has been pretty clear to make sure that that we adhere to executive order 107 and we also have the blessing of the Bamber police department for this particular idea that we have graduation and well that well the police department will they will they send people to also help direct traffic if there's an issue with cars building up by this I'm hoping to have the SRO out I proceed away to ensure the social distancing with the with the appointment times I figure having our SRO up there it gives us both not only one of our staff members what a police officer that will be there inside the facility will have will be able to manage what we do inside the facility how many district representatives will there be and inside the facility in Crusader within the gates of the football field you will have the videographer and you will have three District three at least three district members at that point in time at least or at maximum at least the maximum I could have this for wear what about custodial staff I don't think I'm gonna need it the plan says there'll be custodial there will be sanitation in between who's good again I don't think I need sanitation in between that's that's my point they're walking across the stage and they're picking up a a jacket so they're only touching the Diploma jacket and taking it with them so what is there to sanitize the area will be sanitized by the custodial staff prior to the next family entering the area that's G yes I understand that and that was a key so we need to do any sanitizing but at this moment I'm I don't think we need to do any sanitizing if do that we'll be the fourth person for the district I had a question about the timing and the flow it says that there's gonna be appointments for each student throughout the whole week so that gives me an impression that it's not as though we're gonna have the stream of a hundred people trying to do this in one day we're spreading it out over the course of a week or so is that correct so there's people on crusader way it should just be just a handful you yeah you would think I mean we're spreading it out so we don't so we don't get a congestion of people or a line of people waiting to do this we're giving out specific appointment times so this way we can control and monitor the number of people who are getting there what are the total number of graduates that were we're talking about hundred thirty hundred thirty and you think one week is sufficient I thought we I thought we had like a week and a half was um and put together a schedule so I think he has it down to a week mm-hmm actually I think he has it down to four days everybody is comfortable with the potential exposure of a hundred and thirty times four well it's voluntary for the student and their parents whether or not they want want to do this that's optional on their part I'm completely comfortable being there I told that I'm completely comfortable and if that doesn't want to be there who doesn't have to be but I will be there how will appointments get me do the students get to pick the time is it alphabetical it's gonna be I believe how will we then if it's alphabetical how do we make sure that the I mean I presumably we're doing this so that the students and their families you know there are four people that come with them get to do it but if they have to go to work at their allotted time is there a way that we'll be able to you know that they'll be able to say hey can i reschedule for a different time where am i you know parents aren't working or anything like that I'm not exactly sure we'll be able to accommodate that at this point in time we have to do it outside we can't do it inside so we're really limited to a certain amount of time to do it so we can give the video people enough time to put the video together so we're gonna do the do our best to accommodate where we ten but I can't meet guarantees at this moment in time my only question when that is is how do we like that people who like how do we know for a fact that someone there who has cocoa and we can't and so you can't really say much to them because violation again if you if you have kovat and you've been identified by the health department you were basically stuck at home they're they're not to leave homes again I'm not even sure if they would be well enough to leave home if they had code that in terms of people who've had Cove it doesn't really matter if they had it and they've recovered I don't think that really matters you're inviting the potential for community spread I recognize the importance of rituals and ceremonies it's been something I've been dealing with but can it be delayed there was talk about liability later in in the year in the fall to bring the graduating class back what's what's the level of liability versus September October November versus now where we're still under an executive order that is prohibiting this there have been outdoor funerals that have been shut down outside does not make you immune I'm sorry I don't like this I understand and I understand what you're saying but at this point in time we've done our best due diligence we've sent our stuff to the Department of Education which is said as long as we're in line with executive order 107 that we can do this so we're trying to put something together for our seniors that make sense that's safe that we have the opportunity to afford them to walk across the stage videotape that and put together a complete video of an entire graduation so they would have something so they don't feel like they completely missed out on everything in the end of their senior year so that was our goal that's what we've proposed that's what we've advocated for that's what we seemed to have been okayed to do from the department we're not the only school districts that's doing it and you have a governor who keeps going on TV and says he's not rolling out in-person graduations at this point in time either so all the mixed messages are out there and I think that right now the sensible thing to do is to prepare something like this that adheres to the social distancing the masks and do something that that we can do that safe and affords our kids the opportunity to walk across the stage there's a letter dated May 9th that says it's prohibited except if it's strictly virtual now there is no definition for strictly virtual but this to me falls under in person and and I appreciate and recognize the lengths that you've gone through for social distancing and keeping the the touch apart but it doesn't seem like it's adhering to the letter from Callahan that's dated May night no more nor the memo from the Department of edy dated the eighth I can only give you the information that I have if you feel as though that we should not do this then I would say vote no on 28.2 okay do you have something that says this is okay you it imply you implied you did but I have two things that say no again I can only tell you the conversation I've had with the Executive Sous Pretender any other discussion are we planning on doing anything for eighth graders or is that just our plan was what we do with high school the following week we would do with eighth grade up at the football field but again if 8.2 goes down then we're probably going to do nothing but virtual which is the guidance from Callahan and the Department of it 8.2 is our new pandemic communicable disease plan with us from the Department of Education which includes all the stuff that's in there so again I've had conversations with the executive county superintendent I have spoken to him on numerous occasions about this as you've seen in the newspapers there are a number of districts that are already rolling this out and it's been in the paper okay it s been on nj.com and it's been in the newspapers again this is this is what we were told we were allowed to do as long as we stay within the intent of the executive order 107 which is also in the plan and it's clearly stated in the plan because that's what Roger Jenks the executive county superintendent wanted in our plan so we can be crystal clear that we're following executive aside which I believe his last statement was they're recommending virtual a-again the department's not recommending anything departments I'm going back to executive or 107 which was in the plan that we reviewed just going back to the sanitizing aspect I I understand that you feel like you know they're picking up their diploma jacket and walking away but the sanitizing seems incredibly critical you know what do they sneeze you know they're picking it up from some sort of service what if they use these on that surface or you know just anything with with germs just seems very unsafe to not sanitized at all I mean it just I mean we're allowed to go to the grocery store but you know there's supposed to be a continual cleaning of you know how to surface this and things like that so I just want to know what the rationale is behind you know thinking that sanitizing would be optional between what what are we cleaning well I think what is I think what you say is like the table whatever table it is that you're putting the the the diploma on have the potential I'll wipe it down in between not all right yeah so that's so whatever surface is that where between your touch and what they're picking it up as long as it's cleaned in between I think you know just to be abundantly cautious I think that would be that idea handrails and that as well will be wearing a mask yeah that's the requirement they're gonna have to wear a mask what do we do if they show up without a mask we just try they don't enter the facility they go home what if they relate to their appointment if they miss their appointment they missed their appointment any other question I appreciate what what's trying to be done and I think it would be amazing I just don't feel that it's it's safe community spread still being an issue right now it's slowing down but it's still very real I'm seeing it every day then my suggestion is that the board vote no on eight-point-two Mike can we get a roll call mr.
Magan was working with her legal counsel to get that together dr. Mannion do you have anything else to share regarding this resolution the resolution only pertains to our 12th grade students we did not make adjustments for other grades all of the state required courses for the second semester of the 12th grade year based on the governor's executive order what if it gets in the way of kids graduate plan on graduating in December is there any allowance given to that for juniors that plan to graduate next year for December correct we have not made an allowance for that through this resolution oh look at that for next year if we have students that have and impede them yeah I just I know we it's not a ton but again for those who it might affect kids plan ahead for that usually so thank you any other questions for us sir yes yes dancin yes yes we have a few things information will try to create a video clip that highlights areas for curvy to celebrate and share with the board the next best story continuous improvement and she has a presentation good evening Board of Education dr.
Autry yes mr. ball yes is Muslim Oh miss Martinez no 28.2 I'm sorry can i men no 28.2 8.3 yes I'm sorry Mike you can do that thank you sorry taking advantage of my slowness that's fine Ms Morris yes Stephens yes visitors Amano yes your serve a Dallaire abstain from the pointyness in point me staying from 8.2 mm-hmm and miss DeFazio yes thank you we're up to section nine approval of special service resolutions resolve Bamford Board of Education approves the resolution says outlined in special services resolutions and we only have one nine point two and I get a roll call I'm sorry can I get a motion motion was Morris seconded by mr. Fazio discussion seeing none mr. Steinman roll call mr. Autry yes mr. ball yes is Marcin yes it's Martinez yes mr. Morris yes miss Stevens yes miss Rosamond oh yes mr. Vidal air I stayed and miss DeFazio yes thank you we're up to section 10 finance resolutions resolve the Bamber Board of Education approves resolutions as outlined in financial resolutions 10.2 through 10.13 can I get a motion motion motion mr.