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week's Clearwater High School smoke signal. On the CHS scoreboard from last week, we had on the third, boys and girls basketball went against Clear I mean circle. Girls varsity won 36 to 34 and they went into overtime. JV won. Boys varsity lost 45 to 62. On the on the fifth, boys and girls wrestling duel at Rose Hill. Boys lost 62 to6. Girls lost 48-12. On the sixth, boys and girls basketball at Winfield. Girls varsity won 32 to 25. JV won. Boys varsity lost 38-63. On the seventh, girls JV wrestling was at campus. Brley Posh got fourth. This week for Clearwater High School, uh February 9th was an inservice day. Tuesday, February 10th, boys and girls basketball versus Kingman at home and junior job Saturday shadow day. Wednesday, February 11th, there is an FCCLA meeting at Maize and an FFA at Marian. Uh Thursday, February 12th, there is a forensics meet at Douglas.
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We'd like to call this meeting to order and we'll begin with a pledge of allegiance. And uh Michael, would you lead us in the pledge of allegiance? >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right, we first off would like to just excuse Margaret Gobby today. She has a family emergency that took her away. Um, we have some uh awards that we'd like to give out and uh Mr. Rolloff, I'm going to turn time to you, however you'd like to take care of these awards for the next several items. >> All right, everybody's favorite part of the board meeting. So, we will start with our elementary school student of the month. Come on down, Miss Butler. >> All right. Estephania is not here tonight, but just wanted to say a few words about her.
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lement the district on this and here are your historical tax rates over the last 10 years. So the green is your combined tax rate. Remember we have in the orange your primary tax rate which is your operating tax that the state requires the district to levy for their share of the operating budget. That one's a little steadier, isn't it? That one's u having trouble seeing this. I'm going to have to grab one of these. Thank you. Oh, thank you very much. Um, and so you know, the blue is your bond tax rate. So, look how far it's dropped. You've had some bonds come off the books, but the good news is if you look from left to right, you were at a high of about 620 back in 181 1819ish, and you're down to about $3.82. So, your district has done an outstanding job relative to your combined primary and secondary tax levy.
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I think it's senior >> soccer game. >> We're live. >> Currently, the school is closed. >> You are currently the only person in this conference. Call to >> order. Will you uh Please. >> I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Roll call. >> Mrs. Lewis here. Mrs. Maria here. Mr. McIn. Mr. Australia >> here. >> Thank you. And next is to approve the agenda. >> I approve the agenda. >> No. Yes. >> I'll second. >> I second. >> Okay. >> Miss Lewis. >> Yes. >> Mr. Yes, Mr. Astred. >> Yes. So, so with that, we'll go into study session um to talk about Arizona school district financial risk analysis or the uh Arizona Auditor General. There's a lot of You guys read this?
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Okay, first time doing this, so my apologies for any mistakes. Um, all right. Well, thank you all for being here tonight. Um, we have to do our call to order, correct? And do do we take roll call first for this? >> No, not >> not for this one. The next one. See, already messing up. >> Okay. Okay. So tonight we are starting off with the work study meeting and we have presentations by um the for academic review first. Correct. >> So um do we bring them we bring them up? >> Yeah. >> Awesome. >> 2.01 01 we have middle of the year MOY academic review data review by our teaching and learning department Dr. Jared Ryan soon to be superintendent still have a few months >> yeah allegedly >> you get all the big phone calls still >> that's right Dr. McCord, Miss Murray, governing board, thank you so much for allowing us to present this evening.
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this meeting to order. Oo, that works. Excellent. You >> want me [snorts] second? >> Uh, one second. Uh, good evening. Thank you. I apologize. There's, you know, been a minute since I've been in the classroom. I would like to call this meeting to order. Um, before we continue, Miss Van Hook, can you hear us? >> I can. Can you hear me? >> Yes, we can. Thank you. Uh, we would like to thank music teacher Jeremy Brewer and the trash can bands from Power Ranch, Bridges, and Coronado Elementary Schools for such an energetic and welcoming performance as we arrive tonight. [snorts] [applause] And Mr. Lotsenheiser, may I have roll call, please? >> President Wade, members of the board, let the record show that we have all of our board members in attendance tonight. four in person here and one via the phone. >> Thank you.
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Yep. Go ahead. Turn it on. Good evening. I'd like to call our meeting to order. It is Tuesday, February 10th at 6:30. Lisa, please do the roll call. >> Patty Coutrey, >> present. >> Carolyn Lopez, >> present. Lisa Garcia, >> present. >> Ben Owens, >> present. >> Shante Rothschild, >> present. >> Great. And I've asked Vice President Lopez to please lead us in the pledge of >> allegiance. All right. Adoption of the agenda. Do I have any emotions? Motions or amendments? >> A motion to adopt the agenda. >> I'll second. >> Lisa, I have a motion and a second. >> Shante Rothschild. >> I. >> Ben Owens. >> Hi. >> Lisa Garcia. >> I. >> Carolyn Lopez. >> Hi. >> Patty Catra. I All right. Move on to the superintendent report. Dr. Lopeman. >> Thank you, President Catra. Congratulations to Pumute Elementary School teacher Casey Buchner and Butterfield Elementary School integration specialist tech integration specialist Sha Bon for earning more than $4,600 in STEM grants from ED3.
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Let's test. Testing. Testing. 1 2 3. Justin. Okay, I want to call this meeting to order for Creek Mon School Board Committee over the whole today is Tuesday, February the 10th, 2026. So, we have 6:30 p.m. >> Can I have a roll call, please? Madam Secretary, >> Miss Wolf, >> here. >> Miss Venegas, Mr. Salish >> here, >> Dr. Hall >> here. >> Zites Sumbers is here. Mr. Gyos >> here. Mr. Brown >> here. Okay.
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room in 2026 to kind of see where SEA1 lands a little bit. Now, SEA1 phases in all the way until 2031. So, it's not like it's well, we know exactly what's going to happen, but also we know LIT's going away after 27, which is the local income tax. That's about 160,000 for us. Um, you know, and again, I'm kind of jumping to see a little bit, but our our, um, circuit breaker, um, so circuit breaker is that percent that pro that part of property tax that you don't get above the 1% 2% 3% caps, right? So, um, historically, Kent Clinton Central's been right around 20,000. In 26, the LSA, um, you know, has us right about 150 160,000. Um, and so just looking at all these these factors, um, kind of that's that's where I'm talking and leaning is is saying let's hold off on bus purchases here in 26.
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And I actually >> All right. Well, I will call this meeting the brother regional school committee to order. Everyone please stand for the pledge of >> allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> Uh thanks everybody. Uh, first item on the agenda. Tal, do you want to take over here? >> Yes, if I could, please. I'm just going to move over. >> So, ladies and gentlemen, it's my honor to introduce you, Avery Gen. Uh, Avery Gen is a sophomore here at Hanto High School. Avery on January 20th, third quarter, great game. Um, scored her 1,000 point. um in basketball um which was absolutely outstanding. Her name um now officially goes on the banner and our high school gym. Um I want to thank her and her mom who I know is here.
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Please. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Sorry it's uh we were running a little bit late due to the advisory. Um I'd like to get started with the pledge of allegiance and stay standing for a moment of silence, please.
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It's our regular meeting of Tuesday, February 10th, 6:30. I welcome everybody to the meeting. I welcome our administrators are here and teachers that are here to listen a little bit about our our budget tonight.
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Welcome everyone to our board meeting. Um I want to thank everybody for coming out tonight. I know we're have some uh impending bad weather, so we're going to get started right away. Um so I would like to stand for the pledge. >> Al, will you lead us in the pledge?
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Okay, the Zoom meeting is open and the webinar started. >> Thank you. Good evening, Isuza community, students, parents, and staff. Welcome to the board of education meeting. The following are guidelines for public comment. Item 7.1 on the agenda. If you wish to participate in public comment, please make note of the following. The board of education encourages public input. The board members are not permitted to respond to public comment. A member of the staff will contact you if information is needed. Individuals participating in public comment must adhere to the following guidelines. Speaker cards must be turned into the board secretary or raise their hands while in Zoom attendance by 7:10 p.m. or 10 minutes after the meeting begins. No speaker may yield their time to another individual speaker. Speakers must be present when their name is called in order to be heard.
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Friday, February 13th, boys and girls basketball at El Dredo. Girls wrestling regional at Augusta. Uh Saturday, February 14th, forensics at Kioa City, girls wrestling regional at Augusta, and the swimming at Buer. Ne next next week, February 16th is an inservice day, but there is gonna be boys and girls basketball at Pratt cheer and dance at Valley Center. Tuesday, February 17th, is going to have boys and girls basketball versus Rose Hill at home at 6 PM. Wednesday, February 18th is going to have an FFA meeting, dance try out info meeting, and an FFA at Lions. Thursday, we'll have CDE career night at 7 pm. Friday, we'll have boys and girls basketball versus collegiate at home, 6 pm. Saturday, boys wrestling regional at Winfield, forensics at Pratt, and dance at Witchdaw. >> And that's all for this week's Clearwater High School spoke signal.
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Estania lights up a room. She's such a joy and such a a beautiful always has a smile on her face. She's a friend to all. She works hard. her teachers all just love having her at our school and we we just can't say enough good about Estafia introduction or just go um Brooklyn come on So, Brooklyn is very deserving of this honor um for so many reasons. She carries herself um with a maturity so far beyond her years. Um she deals with personal challenges and situations that are out of her control um in ways that is just astounding to all of the adults. Um we wish we had her maturity and poise sometimes. Um, and when she was mentioned as a potential Caniper student of the month, the teachers unanimously were like, "Yes, she's the one. She's she exemplifies what a Bluer Junior High student should be." Um, and I want to also add that she just recently joined the cheer team and is a leader on the cheer team on the junior high and a standout and we just think she's amazing.
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Good job. Primarily as a result of the blue line where your your bonds from prior issues are coming off the books. And so, you've positioned yourself, I think, very well uh as you go out and communicate the potential need to have a bond to do major capital improvements in your district. So, I wanted to uh share that good news with you. Um, down below on page five, if everybody looks at that, that's your history of your bond and your M elections. The last time you passed a bond was about pushing 10 years ago for about $15 million. So, um, you don't have a lot of debt outstanding that I'll walk you through. So, I wanted to share the good news here and a reminder for the board of course and staff who's already aware of this. Okay, here's the uh the bonds that you have outstanding right now.
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>> I did. >> Kind of scary. >> Yes. >> You go look at it. But Craig's going to drill down and tell us why we should be like jumping off a cliff and Laura. >> All right. So, just as a reminder since this is a study session, uh questions from the audience can be taken as well as questions from the board and panel and everybody else. So, just want to let the board members know that you received an email from the Auditor General's office on January 23rd, and it looks like the one that we have up here. Uh, so there's two links within this report. So, we're going to do the the first link, which is the overview. So currently there are nine districts out of 207 that are the highest of risks within school finance and there are um believe there's another nine that are approaching that same high-risisk category.
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I just want to briefly share with you the day we had today. Um, today was our quarterly district continuous improvement planning session. We spent around seven hours together today. not just the three of us, but 30 to 40 of us together from every uh every kind of certified position that you can that you can name in the in the in the school district. So everything from instructional coaches to principles, assistant principles, coordinators, specialists, directors. And uh what we do during that time is we review the last quarter and we review our goals. Our goals tied to the district continuous improvement plan. and we look and in all honesty we just review what's working and what's not. Were we seeing positive movement? Were we seeing anything plateau? Uh were we satisfied? And where do we need to keep keep working? And so uh the day was full of celebration, but also as the name implies, we also have a ton of work in front of us.
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[clears throat] Please join me in a moment of silence followed by the pledge of allegiance. >> [clears throat] >> I motion to approve the agenda. >> That would be Miss German is seconding. Do we vote on that in here? Can we just verbally vote for right now while that comes up, Miss Zimmerman? >> Okay. >> I can't do it right now. >> Well, you'll have to do an I. That's fine. [clears throat] No worries. When it comes up, we'll do it and then it'll be fine. [clears throat] >> Did you get it? >> I got it. I got it. Try to refresh. Mine doesn't show up. Miss Zimmerman, can I >> Yeah, I'll just verbally do it. [clears throat] Um I for motioning approve the agenda. Miss Schultz also needs one. Go ahead. [snorts] >> Miss Schultz votes I. Miss Van Hook, how do you vote or is it on?
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