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kaiser floater is off the mark and rebounded by roberts and she's going to dribble down with her right hand down the court inside to bachmann up and good leah bachmann with four points here she did not score in the second quarter but she does so here in the third down inside is kaiser spins pump fakes and pivots back to the right could not get the shot to fall rebounded by heidi murphy and a bad pass there and turnover committed by the olympians so allison craig checks back in and melee roberts will check out under a minute here 58-24 the olympians lead over the visitors the batesville bulldogs pokes it loose but batesville retains possession here the olympians fall back in the zone they start off in a man look and maybe give the bulldogs some confusion to start the second half as that one was over the back violation a turnover committed by batesville as batesville has been staying in a zone look all game long and they do so here as well great job by the olympians keeping the ball movement here as bachmann shot is up and no good but she does draw the foul so she'll be at the line for two free throws she comes in on the season 75 percent at the line she's 46 of 61 on the season up and good for her first gives her five points three just in this quarter and nothing but net on the second gives her six coming up on 15 seconds here let's see if batesville can get a shot to fall to in the third quarter and give them a little of momentum going into the fourth a great find and a great look there just better defense and blocked by bachmann and a straight save there by albany two seconds one gets it up and shorts albany spear tried to get the shot she did get the shot off but just short so there we go after three quarters the olympians lead big 60 to 24 and i will turn it back down to our columbus seas cheerleaders one more quarter left let's see if the batesville can finish out strong on a positive note and if the olympians can keep doing what they've been doing all game long as they lead big here in the orange pit olympian basketball to start the fourth quarter as albany has it in the corner down low inside to cruthers hook shot up and good gives caitlyn crothers seven points she did not score in the third but she does here early in the fourth as mikayla fires up the corner three off the mark rebounded by murphy who hit a three in the third quarter as albany gets it baseline jump shot to alison craig nothing but nets and gives her seven points as well coming up on 720 here in the fourth quarter looks like the olympians are going back to a man-to-man defense a look here going to be a long bus ride home for batesville as this game is pretty much out of reach here but fantastic efforts you can show they're not quitting here as they get a great looking shot inside number 30 her first points of tonight comes in in the fourth quarter as murphy down low to bachmann she spins inside back to crothers albany for three off the mark and an offensive rebound by bachmann draws a foul and she'll be at the line for two free throws once again she's four for four on tonight's contest 6 37 remaining here let's see if bachmann can keep her streak alive as that one is up and good five for five here hopefully i did not jinx her on this one see if she can get it to fall and i did it i jinxed her so she only gets a one free throw there her first miss of the night and a strong take there and a great looking take by pride she got something going in the third quarter she scored five gives her her first points here in the second i foul committed by the base of the bulldogs so i think the olympians will be in the bonus the rest of the fourth quarter so bachmann was at the line i will not say anything to jinx her so see if she can converts here as the first one is up and good 6 16 remaining here in the third quarter as gina goose the freshman checks in for albany albany fantastic job here tonight right sorry about that some technical difficulties there so we are back here coming up on six minutes here kent gets it inside spins and off the mark and rebounded by pride and a great job by heidi murphy stepping inside and getting the steal as that is poked away and stolen by the bulldogs as carly has it back to rob carly fires up the bait excuse me the top the key three follows her shot and gets that shot to fall the junior guard carly pride four points here in the fourth quarter as gant gets the n1 up and good harley gantz will be at the line gives her two points and she gets one free throw it is up and good for harley gans gives her three points here tonight coming up on 4 40 here in the fourth quarter the olympians up by 40 points here in the orange pit [Applause] [Music] as jenna goose hits a three-point basket here in the fourth quarter jb players getting quite a bit of varsity minutes here that's always good for them as allison craig dribbles the ball down the court coming up on 350 here quite a bit of points scored for the olympians on high school basketball so great job by everyone i contributed in the scoring column as allison craig fires up a three up and good gives her five points here in the fourth quarter her second three-point basket made and she's in double figures with 10.
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And the other major area of your brain that's affected by these toxins is the prefrontal cortex, which is the very front of your brain, sort of where your forehead is. And that's the center that allows you to make reasonable decisions to weigh risks against benefits and also to exercise what we call executive function. That would be stuff like algebra, trig, geometry, um if you're taking calculus in a year or two. So the prefrontal cortex is really affected by these substances. Next slide, please. These are just a couple of cartoons which are visuals of the brain. The side view or what we call the sagittal view is the view that you see on the left and the prefrontal cortex is way towards the left and that's where your forehead would be. As you move towards the right hand side, um what you're going to see is that sort of striped area that looks a little bit like a zebra.
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the big notable change here is in benefits last year at this time it was 24 and this year it's 22 percent if you remember going into last year we did borrow the tax anticipation notes and all of those went to pre-fund the benefits so there was a little bit of a duplication in the benefits a year ago so what's happening as of september 30th 2020 is what we would expect at this point in time this is again another look at it i think it's interesting to see if you look at the salaries to the left on this grid you can see that in in the first quarter for 2020 we have encumbered about 167 million but we've spent 28 million that is close to about 1 6 of our expected yearly spend remember that in september 30 we've really only operated for two months because our teachers paraprofessional school staff don't come back until um until august so it really reflects just two months of spend and then and then you can see though by the time we get to the total we are not limited again by cash we're limited by budget capacity so our spend is uh near what is expected for that time frame of two months of operating over a total of 12 months of the school year any questions on that great um the operating expense is slightly higher as you can as you can see in comparison to last year and we do attribute much of that to the cleaning protocols utility expense etc and then the capital slight increase in capital if you recall we did make a decision to increase florida virtual to k-12 because of the distance learning and the need for expanding arizona online and so those costs were paid early in this in this particular quarter and then that's all i have more members additional questions well done ms betts once again thank you and your team for those comprehensive and timely reports we appreciate the effort of your staff i appreciate their effort to dr santa cruz thank you dr mccord anything else nope as always great job thank you guys to all of our folks in finance very good we moved to item seven item seven is because consent agenda you have all had an opportunity to review those items in your board packet we can entertain a motion i move that we approve the consent agenda items as presented thank you mr jetty is there a second second thank you mrs humphries it's been moved and seconded that we accept consent agenda item as presented any discussion seeing no discussion we will vote all those in favor of the consent agenda please signify by saying aye aye those opposed the same motion carries five zero item eight action items 8.01 policy development first read policy gcd professional staff vacations and holidays dr mccord thank you dr santa cruz governing board members we have for you for first read which went through our policy committee football bringing it here is again policy gcd professional staff vacations and holidays looking at vacations paid time off and holiday leave details are outlined in the memorandum understanding or in specific employment contracts we wanted to make sure that the policy reflected the proper language thank you dr mccord you've heard the explanation item 8.01 is there a motion so moved thank you mr humphries is there a second second thank you mr eugenie any discussion on item 8.01 appears that there is none we will vote all those in favor of acceptance of first read policy gcd professional staff vacations and holidays please signify by saying aye aye all those opposed the same motion carries 5-0 item 8.02 policy development first read gb gb staff personnel security and safety dr mccord thank you dr santa cruz governing board members we bring before you policy gbgb staff personal security and safety this has come up as something that we've had in the past in our policy related to some foot protective boots and shoes let me read it too the superintendent shall establish procedures for every employee in the school district that shall require the wearing of foot protection to complete their daily jobs the cost of the protective boot or shoe shall be reimbursed by the district up to 100 per year the request shall be submitted to the director of operations for approval details of eligible employee positions are included in gb gb r and the form to request reimbursements is included in gbgb-e other personal protective equipment requirements on an as needed basis the superintendent shall establish procedures and requires requirements for staff students and visitors as required by the specific current environment so there are times when uh some of our folks are required to wear a specific type of of shoe wear like for example still toad and this again in the past we'd offer reimbursement for that and we want to bring it back to include that back into policy so we can help out with employees thank you dr mccord you have heard the explanation and had an opportunity to review this policy as well and during policy committee is there a motion summit thank you miss humphreys is there a second second thank you mr jenny any discussion seeing no discussion we will vote all those in favor of policy development first read gbgb staff personal security and safety please signify by saying aye aye those opposed the same motion carries five zero item nine future agenda items nine point zero one once again unless you have a burning desire to add one at this moment please make sure you make contact with mrs wilson dr mccord place your item on their desk so that we can include it in a future meeting if necessary and appropriate item 10 board committee reports item 10.01 gilbert education foundation ms humphries uh well dr mccord shared our grants that the gilbert education foundation was able to make and i have to say i was had the opportunity to read the grant applications and just see the amazing ideas that our teachers have and with a little extra funding they they have a lot to offer our students and we're very uh pleased to be able to do that and we're very thankful for our donors and our sponsors who helped us to fund those grants to help our students out it's very exciting thank you ms humphries item 10.02 city of mesa liaison mrs wood i touched space with a council member thompson he didn't have anything further for me to add just wanted to give our thanks to the city of mesa and the district of mesa their partnership in allowing our staff that works in the city of mesa to participate in the vaccines this week hopefully our staff took advantage of that as they were notified of it and we don't have the breakdown just yet but hopefully there was a good response okay i appreciate that uh doing all that we can in every way to make sure that we're getting our staff these vaccines was that the moderna i believe that was the best thing okay thank you miss wood item 10.03 and we'll dovetail with item 10.04 town of gilbert liaison and financial audit committee mr clark dr santa cruz i have nothing to report at this time thank you sir ms eugetti item 10.05 insurance trust our meeting was canceled so i don't have anything to report thank you thank you mr jetty item 10.06 the legislative information just encourage all of board members to keep track of your asba newsletter and the updates that come through that this poor tends to be quite an active session at least in my view in the legislature and it would behoove us to just be familiar with the goings-on as we can item 11 meeting dates 10 11.01 dr mccord thank you dr santa cruz governing board members february 2nd at 6 00 p.m we will have a board work study and a brief board business meeting february 9th we have a scheduled board policy committee meeting and we'll be looking to add a retreat to that in the morning from 9 to 11 30 on the same day then february 23rd we have our regular board business meeting that's it you did say 228 right no 223 224 business my hearing aid failed me item 12 12.01 we are at adjournment is there a motion i move that we adjourn frightened me i thought for a moment there all of us wanted to stay item a second second miss wood thank you mr jetty thank you miss wood it's been moved and seconded that we adjourn is there any discussion for the good of the order it doesn't appear so all those in favor of adjournment please signify by saying aye aye those opposed the same motion carries five zero we are adjourned we thank you for your attendance both on live stream and here in the building have a good evening you
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as michaela granger young fires up a three look good from here but off the mark and rebounded by gantt and jenna goose crosses over loses control of the ball and we're gonna have a jump ball possession error will be batesville so we'll have number four emma weiler checks in number 20 carly pride and a screen set the olympians look to stay and maybe a man's own look here showing man falling back to zone still no equipped by this batesville bulldogs team you can tell they're going to play and so the clock hits zero and that's exactly what they're doing here even trailing by a lot they're still playing with a lot of hearts and a lot of grits here as pride fires up the three looked good it was in but just did not want to go all the way so in and out for the three-point basket for carly pride so we'll stay on this end of the court as pride comes off the screen gets the ball off the inbound pass mikayla is going to fire up the three looks good and hits the front of the rim and rebounded by heidi murphy mckayla's only hit 1-3 and that came early in the first quarter as jenna goose pump fakes takes the long jump shot off the mark and will be batesville basketball looks like caitlyn touched it last and we'll have number thirty junior number 30 for batesville through the hands of the bulldog there so a turnover committed by the bulldogs olympian basketball with 210 remaining here in the fourth quarter a foul will be called so put caitlyn crothers at the line she comes in shooting 43 she's only shot seven of free throws all season long let's see if she can convert here as crothers gets the first one to fall she's at 50 now on the season and goes two for two great job there by caitlin who gives her nine points can she get in double figures before the clock hits zero the olympians have shown two defensive looks here in the second half man-to-man and a zone look the jb team ran a bunch of a man concept defense and their big win over martin's excuse me batesville so i'm sure that's why they are doing that here as well in the corner is goose down inside the gant she spins and off the mark a strong offensive rebound by crothers but we will have a jump ball possession there will be columbus east with 127 remaining here as gant takes the ball out throws it all the way at the top to murphy jenny goose fires up the three she's hit one already in this quarter but that one's off to mark rebounded by gantz allison fires up to three and off the mark gantz with the offensive rebound and the putback gives her five points here in the fourth quarter coming up on a minutes here that shot is off the mark and rebounded by the olympians goose passes it to allison craig fires up to three off the mark crothers up and good she's in double figures here tonight as stolen we're rebounded by heidi murphy coming up on 20 seconds here the olympians with a big win over the batesville bulldogs so there we have it folks our columbus east olympians win big 82 to 30 over the visitors the batesville bulldogs so team wise scoring for the olympians allison craig had 10 points corinne gravy had nine albany spear had three sage stall had nine leah bachmann had seven gabby dean had eight maybe roberts had 12 leading the way and caitlyn crothers with a solid 11 points coming off the bench for the olympian so great job by those and the jv players picked up harley gantz with five and heidi murphy with three gina goose with three as well and for the visitors emma wheeler with one point michaela granger young had seven carly pride led the way for the bulldogs scoring 11 points she hit double figures sarah ripker with three brianna wells with six and kylie kaiser with two so that's all we have here tonight we want to thank you guys for all watching this live stream here at columbus east high school the olympians won big so the olympians oh the ladies become thirteen and five on the season the ladies will be back in action thursday here in the orange pit to take on the irish of cathedral once again we want to thank our sponsors columbus auto group and forced construction from noah feltner kai cinnamon i am malachi parks we want you to all have a great rest of your evening
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That's the cerebellum. That controls balance. That's also affected by toxins. Um, and in particular something like alcohol and your cerebellum that helps you control balance. The coronal view or the cross-section view that you're seeing there, um, you can see the amygdala. Um, the amygdala, they're um, they're bilateral and they look sort of like little red peas on either side. And just to give you a sense of the neuroanatomy of the brain, that's the area that controls your fight or flight or how you respond emotionally to things. And I think it's important for folks to know this is science. The effects of drugs and alcohol on you is really science and it's how these substances affect your brain. And one of the most important points I could share is that because your brain is evolving and growing and developing, it's much more susceptible to these effects.
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And you're much more susceptible to things like a dependency on these substances if you start using these substances early. So to give you a sense, something like alcohol, the legal age when we permit folks to drink is 21. That that's no surprise to anybody. um on on this on this conference. But if someone starts drinking at the age of 16 or 15 or even earlier than that, we know from recent data that there's a fourfold likelihood. You're four times more likely to develop a dependency. And why is that? It's because your brain is still developing. So these substances are interfering with the development of your brain. These substances are interfering with how you respond to the outside world. And what happens is your regular neurotransmitters, your regular neurochemicals, you're not responding to them in a normal fashion. You're actually requiring more stimulation from the outside world to get the same sense of satisfaction from certain things.
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And so you will wind up seeking out these drugs, something like alcohol, more than someone normally would if they hadn't been exposed to these substances. So this is really, really important. Next slide, please. This is a little bit crazy, but it's true. And this is data that we did not have when I was growing up or even when my children were young. But not only does alcohol, which is truly a toxin, affect how your cells function and affect how your neurotransmitters work, but when we use a modality like a functional MRI, when we track people over time, we can actually detect changes, structural changes in the development of the adolescent brain. and the brain will actually not develop as fully as it should. And if you focus your attention on the right hand side of the screen, the upper panel, you'll see within the cross-section and the side view of the brain that there's a little bit more dark in the center.
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That's the area, those are called ventricles where we have cerebral spinal fluid. The take-home message there. If you look at those three views compared to the lower pan panel, white is nerve tissue. Dark in the center is fluid. There's less brain matter when someone has been using alcohol for a protracted a prolonged period of time. So, sort of like if you're an athlete and if you haven't exercised or if you weren't eating a healthy diet, your muscles may not develop very well for your brain. If you're not feeding your brain appropriately, if you're actually poisoning it with a toxin like alcohol or marijuana or something else, this will affect the structural component of your brain. And we know that now scientifically and we can see this atrophy or this lack of development or impaired development of the brain. Next slide please. So some consequences of underage drinking because alcohol is a toxin.
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This is actually what happens if you drink too much. Your body's pretty smart and your body doesn't want to get hurt. So one of the reason why people will throw up while they why they will vomit after drinking your body actually says whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa what is this alcohol what the heck is this if this stays in our system if we absorb this this could actually affect my brain in real time if it's too much it can actually slow down my breathing and I can actually die as a human being so the body's response to that is to make that human being throw up. Okay, so that's one of the responses to alcohol. If someone's drinking alcohol and they're kind of spacing it out a little bit, they may have some difficulty with balance as we discussed with the effects on the cerebellum.
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People know sometimes they may say things or act a little bit disinhibited after drinking alcohol. They may take some unnecess unnecessary risks doing things they wouldn't normally do like drinking and driving. In a year or two or three, you may be going out to get your permit. You may not even realize that you had too much to drink, may get behind the wheel of a car and hurt yourself or hurt someone else. Um, so we see an increased incidence of things like motor vehicle crashes, falls. If someone drinks a large amount and there's a very high alcohol level, and I've seen this way too many times, you can have respiratory depression. And if someone's respiratory center is effective enough, what will happen is someone will actually stop breathing and that will lead to death. Next slide, please. There's so much about vaping in the media.
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Just a couple of slides on that. When folks are vaping, not only is this affecting your pulmonary tissue, your lung tissue, introducing all sorts of uncontrolled toxins into your lungs, but this is also affecting your brain in a very similar fashion to what we described with alcohol and other drugs. Next slide, please. So with vaping, you're affecting your brain, you're affecting your lungs, you may develop respiratory depression, respiratory distress, and using certain substances, drugs, alcohol, what we find, nicotine, and other substances within vaping devices, ecigarettes. You're much more likely when you start to do something like this early on in high school to develop a dependency because your brain is still developing and you're affecting how your brain is functioning and that's why that dependence is much more likely. Next slide, please. Okay, we pretty much discussed that so we'll go on to the next one.
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All right. So, a as I mentioned early on, um I am a pediatric emergency medicine physician and I work at Young New Haven Children's Hospital and I also work at Greenwich Hospital in the emergency department and I've been working in EDs across many states um for about three decades. And unfortunately, I've seen events like this far too many times. And what's the most amazing thing about today and one of the reasons why I believe this to be one of the most important things that I can do each and every year is we have an opportunity. You're here. You're listening to this information. Hopefully you'll share this information. We truly have an opportunity to affect change. And sometimes we don't always have that opportunity. I would like to share a situation that occurred a few years ago. It was a day in June that started off as a great day.
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There was a young man named Jeremy who graduated from high school. He was a star. Um, he was a star athlete. He was a star student. He had a full ride to college. He had his whole future ahead of him. Next slide, please. His family could not have been more proud of him. They had a little family graduation. This was before COVID. People were actually able to get together and be able to do that safely. Um, being a teenager, they weren't sure what to get him. Gave him a bunch of gift cards. He was pretty happy. Grandma and grandpa were absolutely thrilled. After the party ended at home, they had a little barbecue. He asked his mom and dad if it was okay to hang out with his friends. And they're like, "Oh my gosh, absolutely. Why don't you go out, relax with your buddies?" Next slide, please.
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So Jeremy was hanging out with a couple of his friends. They thought it would be a good idea. They had a little bit of weed. They had some pot. They went out. They had a couple of um fake IDs. They were able to grab some alcohol. Um, and they thought, you know what, we worked really, really hard. Let's just go. Let's chill. Let's just go to a park. We're gonna hang out. They climbed up on some rocks and they were sitting there smoking some weed, drinking some alcohol, and just reminiscing about the year that they had an amazing senior year and what was to come. An amazing summer, and then the start of college in the fall. Next slide, please. What no one could have predicted and happened on that beautiful June day, the same day that Jeremy graduated from high school was he was a little bit disinhibited.
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He was disinhibited from the alcohol. He was disinhibited from the marijuana. They were talking, they were laughing, they were smiling. Jeremy stood up. They started dancing. He got a little bit too close to the edge and he fell and he fell backwards and he fell about 40 feet and landed on some rocks in a supine position which means face up. He landed on his back on these rocks. He was awake and he was alert but he could not move. Next slide please. Jeremy was transported to our emergency department at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital. He We had advanced notice. We had everybody in the room. And this is actually what the room looked like. We had our neurosurgeon knowing what happened. We had orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, radiology. We had protective services. We had our pediatric emergency medicine providers. We had our residents, our medical students.
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The room was full. nurses, texts, we were all there for Jeremy. We got his history, we did his physical, we had surgery ready and from all the standards of care. Everything from that moment on was done right. Everything was done correctly. Next slide, please. So, how can it be that everything turned out so wrong? The fact of the matter is the damage was done. Jeremy landed on his back. He sustained a major injury to his spinal cord. Jeremy was paralyzed and he would not regain the function of his legs. Jeremy, a young man who graduated from high school, who was supposed to go to college to play ball, who would have been a star athlete and a star student, is now wheelchair bound because of what happened one afternoon, one evening, the day of his graduation. Next slide, please. So, as a pediatric emergency medicine doc, as someone in that room, as someone who is a mom, I have a 24 year old and now a 19year-old, to walk out into the waiting room to share with a waiting room full of his family and his friends this devastating information that Jeremy is not going to walk again.
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The hopes and dreams of this young man, the hopes and dreams of this family. Perhaps if they had been armed with the information that your school that Danbury High School that this service is providing to each and every one of you, if they knew what you're learning today, might they have approached things a little bit differently? Next slide, please. I've seen Jeremy quite a few times in the emergency department since then. He was a ball of fire. He had a tremendous spirit before this had happened. His entire life has changed. He can't go to the bathroom by himself. He can't walk by himself. He can't get out of bed in the morning. And so hopefully when you're doing those things, even tomorrow morning, if you think about today and what you heard, when you get up and you're like, "Oh my god, that alarm is going off again.
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I've got to get up. I'm really kind of tired." When you put one foot on the ground and then that other foot on the ground and you stand up and you recognize the potential that you have and the future that you really have and what you can do and how amazing you are and how amazing your brain is, maybe it'll change your perspective on life a little bit. Next slide, please. This was a devastating event for Jeremy, but hopefully we can learn from something like this and he's allowed us to share this story. Next slide, please. Sometimes we can't change a trajectory, but sometimes we can. And with everyone who helped put this day together, I think everyone is hoping that we can change the trajectories of certain people and keep our students at Danbury High School safe. And so maybe we can intervene. Once in a while, we do get a second chance.
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A day like today, a partnership like this one with the high school and with the community, having a school that cares about you as much as your school does, having parents like your parents and your grandparents and your aunts and uncles who care about you. There's tremendous hope here. Next slide, please. What I would hope for you to remember is there's a power in just one. You have only one body. Please, please, please take care of it. You have only one life. Please respect that life that you were given. And you have only one brain, but may I tell you that it's an absolutely it's an amazing brain that's capable of so many things if you just give it a chance and don't hurt it. And think about the things that we spoke about today. It's an amazing brain. So, develop it and protect it.
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Next slide, please. Never, never, never underestimate the power of one. You can do just about anything. Stay healthy and take good care of yourselves. Next slide, please. And thank you so very much for allowing me to be part of today. Thank you, Dr. Sanuchi. We really appreciate you and the information you shared today. I believe we have some questions that were submitted throughout the presentation. Miss Daniel's going to put them in the chat and I can read them. I believe mistaken. Yes. Can you guys hear me? I am going to quickly read out the first question that was sent by several students who just uh watched the presentation and the question is in what aspects of life do marijuana and alcohol affect a teenager's life? So that that that's a very very good question and an astute question. It can affect every aspect of your life.
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