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Okay, that sounds good. Uh there was one Oh, and then this one. Hazing Hazing prevention. Hazing, yeah. Um okay, so let me All right. And then of these two or three, do are we counting all of these as like half two homeworks or would we like to just um make one a bonus or put these in a certain order? Oh wait, sorry guys. I forgot you couldn't see what I was doing. So these are the three that we would need to go over. Does anyone feel I feel like phones have been are usually a bigger issue than their freedom of expression. I actually don't mind this order. Yeah. Yeah. It's fine with me. The order actually looks right to me especially given like we've had strong support at our sites for student freedom of expression especially recently, right? >> Yeah. So. Okay, and then um Evan and James, um do you want to make some of these bonus for right now to kind of like limit the workload or do you want to just try to knock out all three?
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She had a strong maternal instinct being able to identify problems with students and deescalate situations. I also found myself coming to her as seeing her face in on campus brought a warm comforting feeling to me. She was always there to give advice and listen amid her busy schedule. I'm sure many students have been able to learn from her kindness and character and those are just some of the many highlights that Miss Tasman had as an impact on Sunrise. Thank you. >> [applause] >> Our last speaker card, Steve Miller. >> Good evening. Thank you for uh allowing me to speak. We're new to Maricopa, been here for about 10 months, and we're very much enjoying the city. Um, first of all, I want to say my wife and I are very impressed with these young ladies, how they got up here and gave their feelings about a teacher.
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>> Unless he didn't want Terry to go on the ground, in which case he he did that. All right. Gets a side special. Is he going to use his power? Is he going to use his uh I don't think it's called power wave. He doesn't he doesn't seem to use his power wave that much. >> Oh, our varsity has started. So, we are going to be switching over to that right now. Apologies to >> Let's watch him get the kill actually. >> Yeah, >> he going to get it. >> He got that. >> I trust I believe. >> Is he going to use Oh, he tried for the finishing touch. Oh, but Terry has his side. Terry has his go moves. What's he going to do? What's he going to do in terms of go? >> He's going to go. >> He going to go.
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And if you want to see something that fits the police force, um, what that looks like. that pursuit vehicle. Uh if you want to know what that encompasses, it does not have a center console. Uh because that's where you put like the lights and the gun rack and >> radios, >> the radios and all that stuff. So that already has that removed. Uh it also has um the little light that they shine in your eyes if you ever get pulled over. I was told I never been pulled over. Um the little light on the side. Um and it all has a a different suspension in it as well. I think a different alternator is what we need. >> Alternator pursuit tires. Uh the brakes are >> heavy duty >> bigger. I'll leave it to you guys to discuss. >> Okay. So, Mr. had talked to me about this a couple weeks ago.
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I mean, that is not a question. You know, the question might be how much or the timing or how far do we cut into our services or or are we going to, you know, be at odds with the town because we're fighting over the same pot of money and who's going to get what share of it. You know, all those things are factors, but we need an override to fix the structural problems that Jim's presenting and there's going to be no other way out of it. and the people of this community need to, you know, understand what they're paying for if they're asked to. >> Yeah. I think another we figure out a way to explain that say to your point, it's a from a lay person's perspective, it totally makes sense like why now, right? And I go back to when we talked about coming up with the right number and being responsible in the ask.
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Uh and uh right now we uh are [clears throat] having a very uh hard time maintaining programs due to the fact that the operating systems are at you know uh Windows 11 and these these computers do not have the capacity to kind of upgrade those systems. So, so, uh, we, uh, we brought a, uh, we brought this, um, this contract, this lease agreement, uh, over the next 5 years, uh, to the board where it's basically covered, um, through some budgeting, some future budgeting, um, scopes of budgeting that we have with regard to other leases that are coming up. So, the the impact uh, to the district is basically nothing. I hate to say it that way because there's always an impact but but the reality is we have these cost covered and I think it's an incredible thing for our kids um with AI and all the other technology and things we're bringing in like we talk about an animatanage tables which I can't wait to roll one of those in here one day and show the board and the community what we're talking about uh but this is definitely a home run um for our technology upgrade.
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When's the next meeting? We're going to do that next. It would stand to reason that it depends. We haven't scheduled it's March 20 6th I believe. Let me look. Yes, March 26th is our next meeting. So we have a full month. Okay. I think that's >> is there is spring break in there. I mean We can meet our policies over spring break. It's perfect. Yay. I knew there's a reason I liked you, Evan. They're actually pretty This one's pretty short. I've got to thank Evan later. >> [laughter] >> Okay. All right, I will like do I will copy and paste these and put them into the folders that people can look at them. Um I don't know offhand, but Katie, do you think that you should review them? Um I feel like the previous ones we had there was a lot of legal questions. I feel like we haven't had those when we looked at the new trust manual stuff, but do we want to go where >> you guys 305 is going to be a lot of stuff that was in recent laws that just got passed, right?
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Every one of us, I'm sure, had someone that had an impact like that on our life. I don't know if any of you have had an opportunity to uh to see the uh latest edition of the monitor, but it highlights about uh the walkouts um at various schools in the district and a couple of questions came up. One was um would it not have been better for the teachers that led these walkouts to have kept these students in school and debated what was really going on with their um their uh issue with ICE. I think that strong debate in a school is good because it not only uh allows for feelings to come out but also gives the teachers an opportunity for a teaching moment. Um the other thing was is that they have a right to protest for sure. Were the parents notified that there was going to be a walk out?
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He ready to go. Oh, shoot. Speaking of go. We didn't mean off the stage, Terry. Come on. You got to go and like do cool moves on him. Unfortunately, the go meter requires pretty precise uh Oh, he tries for a tries for a buster wolf, but it doesn't work. >> I'm pretty sure it says Buster Wolf on uh Terry's head over there. >> It might. Mhm. >> I can't read that close. >> Me neither, unfortunately. >> We'll just say it does, but it says Buster Wolf on his hat, which means he's got to do a Buster Wolf. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> I'm going to switch over to varsity because this is taking a wee bit too long for my per liking. >> Mhm. All right, we got Kamora over here. And I do realize we never actually talked about the members of the varsity team.
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Years ago, we we put policy in as a board. Any vehicle purchase has to come through the board. So, um, for 30 years I've done a lot with emergency vehicles as far as outfitting them and stuff. And we originally looked at the Durango out there and we looked at the price and stuff and I'm like, you know, it's got 40ome,000 miles on it. We're trading used for use. Um, let's look into the Jon Jones thing. U, when you buy a vehicle off the lot, the console and stuff's in it. So, in order to put all the radio equipment, the siren boxes and stuff in there, they have to cobble that all up. And the guys that do the installs absolutely hate that. And they'll actually jack the price on you, so you'll pay a premium as far as that goes. So, I talked to the police chief in Peru, um, and that's where they're getting all their vehicles.
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Asking for something that doesn't materially put us in a better position. It only, you know, kicks the can again, right? Uh and everything kicks the can to a certain it's hopefully just kicking it a longer way down down the road, right? Uh but the if we use if we do this and we're at zero our ask has to be to some place where we do have the ability to absorb the things that we're talking about again which means that to Jim's point if we spent 3 million out of this thing added on maybe not all the three million because it would be okay we need to be able to build that back but you we need to be able to build that back because we we can't be in a situation where um you know as we all know and we need to figure out how we articulate the the variables in our budget that differ from you know other budgets including the municipal budgets which have some variability but the decimal points in a different place right with with some of those variabilities and so we need to be responsible in the ask and say this would be the ask it would be substantially larger because of the loss of how we would get to that point of asking later, right?
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We've done a lot with technology this year. Um the board's been committed for the internet, you know, internet um upgrades and just even things extracurricular activities, the esports program, all these things are are uh you know, all student centered and uh and that's what that's for. >> Thank you. Uh Mr. Levu, roll call, please. >> Sir, Mr. Diaz, I >> Mr. Otto, >> abstain from 10-2, 10-3, 10-4. for I arrest >> Mrs. Assan. >> Hi, >> Mr. Kelesz. >> I >> Mr. Gabber >> abstain 10.1 10.2 I the rest. >> Mrs. Peteri >> I >> Mr. Focino abstain 10.1 on the rest. Uh I just have two extensions of 1.1. Um Mr. was abstension. >> Moving on to education resolutions 12.1 through 12.17. Motion >> Mr. Otto. >> Second. >> Mr. Gaba. Discussion. Roll call. Mr. Leil. >> Mr. Mr. Diaz I >> Mr. Otto >> 12.4 number nine abstain I arrest >> Mrs.
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So there may not be a lot to of wiggle room there, but as far as like what could be taken out, but if there's something that wants to be added, that would just be like a different conversation. Okay, so then I think I would um Since we're ending early, I'll just make these copies right now, scheduled by tomorrow end of day, and then if you guys want to look at them whenever you want to look at them. Um Okay. And then I Can everyone do March 26th just to make sure I want to I don't And you guys should all have a calendar invite already for for March 26th. Mhm. Okay. And they filled that out there. Um Yeah. Okay. And according to my calendar Hilda said I can attend. Yes. >> [laughter] >> The calendar invite is actually coming from Jay's calendar. There you go.
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Were they asked to sign a permission slip that allowed their students, their children to come out of school on school day? Um where marching along roads they obviously faced certain um dangers that uh that you know from automobiles or whatever. Um, also, um, they, uh, some of them, the ones from Desert, uh, Desert Sunrise, they went to City Hall. That's that's a hell of a walk. I know. Don't ask me to do it, that's for sure. Um, and I just wonder, um, were the police, uh, alerted to this so that they may have been able to offer a, uh, escort to keep these students uh, safe after the protest, what happened to the students? Did they go back to school? Was that the end of the school day? So, I just wanted to bring the attention. It did when I read the articles in here, it um it really kind of upset us as um now we obviously are way past having children in the school district, but um you know, it just it just really uh concerned us as to uh the situation that involved these students.
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So, do you want to help me with this? >> Um, I could probably just do it off memory cuz we don't have a script for it. >> Oh, maybe we do. >> We'll do it off memory. >> So, uh, at the moment we have Kamura aka Louie. Pogers. >> Yep, that is correct. >> And we have Izzy, who is not in right now, but it's Pineapple Queen. >> Um, I believe she is sick. We give our condolences, by the way. That's a shame >> if she or her mom is watching at the moment. >> Mhm. >> Um, then we have Dry Dirt aka Deacon. Um, Blue J aka Jaden >> who is the captain of the varsity. >> Captain. Yes. Library Boy aka Asher. Um, >> let's see. We have Webble aka Eli. >> There you go. >> And I believe that is it. >> That is it.
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They pretty much sell to every department in the state. Um to me to upgrade uh our SRO vehicle, it's a safety thing for me. Um the one we have now needs some work done to it. Um it's quite expensive some of the work we have to do to it, but I also know Wayne um some of the questions I've gotten asked by some board members. He does respond off campus to automobile accidents issues out of Pipe Creek if he has to go to a person's house or whatever. And he's also mandated if there's something that happens down the road, he has to respond to that incident as a sworn officer. So to me, I think we need to try to do everything we can to put him in a safe vehicle. But that's my opinion. Senior is working that side of it. So, I've seen a lot of accidents and I've also seen an accident with a Durango where the guy shouldn't have walked away from and he did.
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And I don't know the right way to make that consumable um without a large learning learning curve. >> That's a that's a hard point to make. >> I think you're I think you're absolutely right, Paul. I think it's also >> it's hard to articulate. >> Yes, it is. >> So, um >> but you're looking for guidance. >> Yeah. Now, I'm hearing some >> I'm not hearing anyone supporting that you present us with a level. >> No, I understand. But >> but but I want to share with you that's really what it does. But again, you've seen these numbers before. It's there are variables that we can't control a lot of things, right? So special education out of district tuition needs again up 15%. Same amount of kids. It's just we don't have control over that and yes there's an offset with with circuit breaker but again we don't have control over that either like what amount is going to be >> and and I think the key is it's it's in a rears.
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Assan >> I >> Mr. Kelesz >> I [clears throat] >> Mr. Gaba >> I >> Mrs. Petiri >> I >> Mr. Foc >> I >> facilities resolution 14.1 through 14.2 I have a motion >> Mr. Otto >> Miss Lissan discussion roll call >> Mr. Diaz >> hi >> Mr. Roto >> I >> Mrs. Assan >> I >> Mr. Kelesz >> I >> Mr. Gaba >> I >> Mrs. Peter >> I >> Mr. Fino >> I >> policy resolution 17.1 may I have a motion >> I'll make a motion >> Mr. Garber >> I'll second >> Mr. Diaz discussion roll call >> Mr. Diaz I Mr. Roto >> Hi, >> Mrs. Assan. >> Hi, >> Mr. Kelesz. >> I >> Mr. Gaba, >> abstain. >> Mrs. Peter, >> I >> Mr. Ferrino. >> I. At this time, I will open up the meeting to public comments.
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Okay, perfect. All right, is everybody Is there any good of the order? It looks like there's fire behind Katie. I know. >> [laughter] >> Like what is What is happening down at the She's got the halo of Jesus behind [laughter] her. Oh, that's so funny. It's a lamp, and like on my camera thinks it's like on fire. No, I haven't set my office on fire. >> [laughter] >> It makes them It's like those religious like those Like halos that are like a religious thing there. >> [laughter] >> We knew Katie was righteous, but come on. >> [laughter] >> Sometimes I want to jump out this window, but no, I'm not sitting on [laughter] fire. All right. Well, can I get a motion to adjourn the meeting then? I motion to adjourn. Awesome. Second? I second. Okay. I'm also in favor. I can reach out to Amy and tell her not to bother joining, but would somebody be willing to reach out to Justin just to let him know we ended?
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Thank you very much. I really do appreciate it. >> [bell] >> All right. Next up is our consent agenda. Do I have a motion? >> Motion to approve. Approve as written. >> Second. >> Lisa. I have a motion, a second. Shante Rothschild. >> I. >> Ben Owens. >> Hi. >> Lisa Garcia. >> I. >> Carolyn Lopez. >> I. >> Patty Catra. >> I. >> All right. Our next item is our first action item. discussion and possible approval of the personnel schedule. Mr. Beckett. >> Thank you, President Coutree, members of the governing board, and Dr. Loman. I would like to first ask the board respectfully, we would like to remove Number 63 on the personnel schedule. Additionally, uh this has been a very very busy time in human resources, so there's lots of things on the sheet tonight. Uh I just want to highlight a few of those.
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