and at least 84 because I think today when we talked we probably had added three or four more to that list um uh of you know these are possibilities these are things that are on the table no decisions but these are things on the table okay um so then we identify our funding streams and uh and look at the ways that we can braid together uh uh braid our funding streams to cover the things that we need to do um I'm always looking at current at current year but particularly histo historical trends uh for uh you know for certain costs uh that we have uh we always have to identify risks and limitations. Unfortunately, we have to consider limitations almost all the time. Uh and then a big factor is sustainability. So you all know that when I bring to you a a recommendation to increase the base salaries uh for any of our employees um you frequently ask me is this sustainable and that is a reasonable question to ask.
I love it. Okay. Awesome job. Okay, our last gentleman right here. What's your name, buddy? >> Matteo. >> This is Matteo. And Matteo, what teacher do you go to first thing in the morning when you get to school? >> Miss Fields. >> Miss Mrs. Mitchell. Now, she got married over Christmas break, but it was Miss Fields for a long time, right? So, we're still getting there. So, you go to Mrs. Mitchell. But for groups, when it's time to switch, what teacher do you go to? >> Mrs. Frasier, right? You go to Mrs. Frasier. So, show the board and Dr. Riker and Dr. Bokart your picture. Okay. Hold it up. Show Make sure Mr. Mr. Nicodemus over there can see it, too. Okay. Now, tell me your favorite thing, Matteo, about switching for groups. What's your favorite thing about going to see Mrs. Fraser? >> Writing.
Um and there are things here that we've not seen for a while. So, it's it's a different thought. Um, I'm going to point out the science of social studies at the elementary level. Um, that high school credit at middle school and then at the high school level, that big emphasis on workbased learning and earning a credential in high school. So, earning some type of credential that's beyond a high school diploma while in high school. Um, so this is leading a lot of the conversations we're having about curriculum instruction. And when we talk about strategic plan, um, in the upcoming few months, these are things that are need to be folded into our decision- making as we're planning forward. These are the plans that we need to be reaching towards for proficiency. So, I just wanted to give a brief update on that. On that same kind of ideal, um, I have some bills that we're all keeping our eye on um, for education and there's more than what I'm going to list, but I just want to highlight a couple.
Might be a late night. >> Yeah. Well, why don't we put them on the 26th? But it um you know, and then we can determine when it seems like if if both of them are actually going to >> right >> show up. >> Um we can we can let them know how much time they have and what we are going to want to cover during that time >> and to give that information to us accordingly. >> Okay? >> You know, because for both of them, we have been waiting, >> right? So, we're gonna we're just going to control that about what we're going to hear that night and how long we're going to hear it. >> Okay. So, why don't I I'm going to make a motion to continue 55 Tilton AB special permanent site plan review to >> February 26. >> Second that. And a roll call vote >> Deep Wanka I and Tesmani I >> Scapelier I >> and Trisha Kendall I and so YMCA um that's next on that that's um and they were you just said they were also waiting on one thing and that's why you expected them to be ready.
And then on March 11th, we have the fourth district um dinner. It's $60 a person at Knottberry Farm from 5:30 to 9. And then we have April 15th, we have the secondary PTA HSA awards dinner. It's $35 a person and it's here in the La Palma room. >> And I want to thank you guys for all your support. >> Thank you. Thank you for being here. And now we have a request to move up item 11.11 which is uh resolution number 2025 National Athletic Trainer Month. >> So move >> Second. Thank you. And I know we have a few athletic trainers uh in the room. So if there's any comments or questions 11.11 >> Thank you. and uh Jeff Rester, our athletic director for the district is here as well. >> I would just like to say as a parent of a of a former student who played soccer and volleyball, I was so happy that the athletic trainers were there on campus.
Um and uh it's a reasonable expectation for you to have for me that uh that we can sustain it. uh we've talked in the past about that's one reason that we try not to use soft money for things like salary schedules because there it's not sustainable. Um, so that's an important factor. And then I start working on the budget. And in this case, the the parts of the M budget, those are screenshots from uh from the M budget on the top. And then the long one on the bottom is a screenshot of uh of uh actually the current u that you're going going to consider tonight. Uh the uh the capital outlay um capital outlay budget. Okay. And that's it for this little piece. If you have questions, I'll try to answer. Thank you, Karen. I need a motion to adjourn the workshop. I make a motion we adjourn the workshop.
>> You get to do the extra writing, right? And it's right there where you need it. And you kind of got your love for writing, right? Okay. >> You guys did awesome. You guys did awesome. >> Can I show Mr. McGloin pictures? >> Yep. Mr. McGloin. So, right over here, kiddo's right over here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> This camera is actually Mr. McGloin. Come a little closer. Come a little closer. Okay, there we go. Great. Okay, >> great job. >> There we go. So, he's enjoying some place pretty warm by that palm tree in the background there. So, he's he's in a good spot, but nope. So, thank you for showing Mr. McGloin. You guys >> Thank you, >> Adam. Great presentation, [applause] >> Mr. Machlin School Board. Thank you guys so much. Digital world, thank you for tuning in. People in the audience, I appreciate you guys.
These are not officially signed into law, but if you're watching and tracking some bills to the state house level, these are ones that I'm keeping my eye on. One is House Bill 1014. It's a various education matters. I would describe it as a poperri of items. Um, >> 104, House Bill 104. >> They say different. Thank you. >> This has a lot of different items that are not necessarily connected. It's looking to do some deregulation in education is the way it's described. So reducing some redundant requirements for schools for efficiency. However, there's also some new things that are that are built in there. Um so it there's a lot of detail to work through including IRI on that one. Um the next one that I would like to highlight, again there's many more than this, but House Bill 1098 is about work based learning liability.
>> They should everybody's anticipating they'll be ready. That's what they've said. So >> Okay. >> Barring something astronomical >> and their deadline requires it to be the 26th of February. >> Yes. because if not we have to extend get another extension from them. >> So I'll make a motion to move 30 Memorial Drive YMCA to February February 26. >> Second that. >> And roll call I >> got I >> and Trisha Kendall I that's the 26th now 240 to 260 Pleasant Street. Jasmine, what did you find out about them? >> So, essentially, it sounds like whoever was in charge of the rec program at the church has since left that position and nobody's since filled that position. So, that's why we haven't heard anything. Um, they're talking with whoever might make that decision now if they would like to consider withdrawing or continue to keep continuing.
Um she did get hurt one time and she needed them. But they were they were they were not just um uh athletic trainers. They were they were um another adult that the students could look up to. They knew the students. They they even knew like their positions. they really make um uh an effort to get to know the students at at the campuses and and they're really watching the game and they're really paying attention. Um when my daughter got hurt and the athletic trainer was like, "Oh, you did really good at that game." And they had a really great conversation. So, um uh I commend uh the trainers. I commend their the job that they do. They don't It's not just a job to them. It's really um a commitment uh to the students and I know they're there because they they really care about students.
I'll second the motion. All those in favor? I Meinda Subski. I Fred Rushton. I'm Charlene Diaz. I Barb Zarziki. Okay. I'm going to immediately call the regular sess the regular meeting for Bullhead City School Board on Thursday fee 12th at 6 is it 6:05 6:06 6:06 p.m. President Melinda Spaskki, Fred Rushton here, Charlene Diaz here, Barb Zarziki here. Would you please stand and say the pledge with me 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. Can I ask why are the flags flying at half staff Carolyn? Uh because of the uh two officers uh DPS officers from that were killed in the Yes. that were uh were killed in the helicopter crash. Uh and that was at the direction of the U board of supervisors because they are Mojave County.
Thank you for allowing me the principal at Hose Elementary. >> Great job team. >> Yeah, I have something for our for our young presenters here. >> For each of you, thank you for presenting to us today. We really enjoyed it. >> What do you guys tell her? >> Always the best part of every schoolboard meeting is is hearing from the kids. So, we love it. Thank you very much all of you and the teachers of course as well. Yes. And thank you. And I while all of you who have presented um from hose are welcome to stay and we would love to have you stay. You are also welcome to to take your leave and head and get your dinner or whatever homework whatever is on the agenda for you today. So if you've already presented you're welcome to leave although you're also invited to stay.
You saw in that accountability model, workbased learning for juniors and seniors is going to be expected for all high schools in Indiana. The problem that we have and our employers are saying, and I can tell you locally, we've sent out the employer survey recently to ask about partnership and this is the top thing so far noted, the concern about liability. So, if they have a high school student working for them um and something happens, who who holds that liability? And so, the legislature is seeking address that through this bill and to define that. So, we'll keep a close eye on that. Um, another item that I've been keeping close eye on, House Bill uh 1210. And the reason for that is it makes a difference for us with the finances of that local income tax. As you know, based on Senate Bill One or Senate Enrolled Act One, we stand to have a deficit of $600,000 that we will not have.
They haven't gotten any decision yet. So, as of right now, they'd asked if we could continue until March 12th, but they are asking the powers that be if they would like to either withdraw or if they think they'd be ready to present again. >> Okay. >> So, March 12th would be the >> March 12th would be the the next one they'd be looking for. >> I'll make Do you want me to make a motion? >> Yeah, that was I had just uh asked Jasmine um hey, they're they're >> just you know what's going on that they're continuing so much because it's not that big of a project. Yeah. >> And so she said there there was that kind of personnel issue that no one's taken this up. >> So I also put out there and I'm not sure who makes this decision that they could um they could if they wanted to with withdraw without prejudice >> and again I don't know who makes the decision about the fees but that perhaps the town then could wave the fees the application fees >> if they reapply.
They could be doing other things. So um uh thank you for the opportunity to allow me to to say that. I've never said that out loud. And then um just one more thing. When uh my daughter came back to uh to Oxford, uh the same athletic trainer was there and they remembered each other. So I mean is that a great story? Okay. >> So thank you for letting me indulge in that in that conversation. >> I want to echo that too. And you know the thing is is that you know we usually think of them as just like treating injured students but actually they're there to prevent injuries and by the way they tape and so forth. And I see one of our trainers in the audience right now. And uh she she in turn is doing a junior high high school like sports for inner murals and for for all the sports at at Oxford too.
Yeah. They're out of King employee um citizens. Yeah. Okay. No, I just noticed I thought did I miss something in the news when I saw the flags that have staff today? Um, citizens here present, I hope you've signed in in the back. It was kind of one of those things that we like to have happen. Please do that. Do we have any public requests? Call to the public. Nobody call the public. Okay. Then I'm going to move on to donations. Um, oh, my name's mentioned. Thank you for for for doing that. And I did get a nice nice letter. Good. Nice letter. I'm sure Judy did too. Thank you. Um let's move on then to adoption of the agenda. Madame President. Okay. Um may I make a request for uh before you approve the agenda? Um uh I have quite a bit of stuff in my report this evening.
All right so we are moving on to new business. And first up on the agenda is concerning the choir field trip. >> Hello. Hello. Uh my name is Jenny Swick and I'm the director of the Corpsville Middle School and Corpsville High School choir program and uh we would like to go on a competition slashfield trip funday um to music in the parks. It has become an annual trip. Um and I forgot my papers but I did email them. Um but our um we are asking for approval to go to Music of the Parks which is in Kings Island. Um the students this year would be paying $174 which includes a charter bus, the competition fee, and then the park ticket as well. Um and we have established payment plans for our students. Our students are also able to um ask for financial assistance with the trip as well.
it'll be a deficit because we won't be receiving $600,000 annually local income tax anymore in 2028. This bill moves that one year further out. So, we would have one more year for financial planning to 2029. So, keeping a close eye on that. Um, one last final one I'd like to point out on the Senate side. Actually, we'll point out two on the Senate side. Um, the first is Senate Bill 78 and it's a wireless communication device policy. So last year um legislature uh passed an act that we had to have times the students could not have cell phones at school during instructional time. And so we made those adjustments in K through eight. They do not have that access. At high school we do still allow during passing periods and lunchtime but all other times cell phones are supposed to be put away. Um, the state is taking this another step forward and this bill would require that there are no cell phones at all during the day.
they would still Jasmine said they would still have to pay for like the a butter notification that kind of fee but I think that's probably much smaller than >> than the actual application >> the actual application fees. So if you could find out about that too just if if they're interested in that option I don't know what power we have to to not have fees but >> it's actually the board's perview to wave the fee. So any anybody could ask that you request reasonably that you wave a fee and it's up to the board. You can't obviously you can't wave the the two fees you can't waver are the public hearing notice fee and the butter fees because that's you can't you have to notify them you have to pay the paper but you can wave the actual application fee >> how how does the board feel about that I don't think we need a formal >> I'd have to pull it up off the top of my head because it's not just based on the application it's actually based on the size of the project and they filed before I even got here they filed a year ago so >> I just thought it might be best instead of us kicking it, kicking it, kicking it down the road to let them kind of get things together again and then kind of come at it fresh but without having to pay.
So I just want to applaud like the long hours uh thankless long hours that our athletic trainers put in. We thank you. >> Yes. Um, and with that, if we want to do a roll call vote and then we could take a photo with our athletic directors that are here. I'll say one thing. >> Oh, yes, Mr. Honey. >> Thank you. Go ahead. >> My son is an orthopedic surgeon and he deals with um the trainers on the collegiate level. >> So, we talk and he uh recognizes how important they are not only in the high school level, but uh in future sports, meaning advanced sports after they leave uh high school. So, much appreciated. I've talked to many trainers on my open house evenings and I appreciate what they do. So, thank you. >> Yes. And I know some of you have CIF games and other games that you have to go uh right now.