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This is Ryder Lawson. Also a freshman. Kaden gets the quick shot in. He's quick quick on his feet. Getting right to work. He's shot for the cradle. He's got to keep his hips Hips are everything, right? Going for the breakdown here. What year is Kaden? Kaden is a sophomore. He's trying He's got that bar. He's got to know where he is. Got to keep He's got to keep one part of his body in bounds.
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Boy, he almost had it there. >> Oh, he's a good position. Wow. We >> Luka does a good job. Oh boy. >> Luka's got a fight up. He's got a bridge off that. I don't know how we came up with that move, but boy, that's something else. Acrobatic. >> What do you call that, Paul? Is that the cement mixer that he did? >> Yeah. It went from that to a bulldog. OH BOY, THERE'S A PIN.
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Welcome everyone to the Ashlin Conservation Commission meeting at which I'm calling to order at 7 o'clock p.m. We do have a quorum of the commission both in person and online. So since this is a hybrid meeting, I'll make a few um um announcements. So the first is that this is being recorded through WACA live and if there's any interruption uh of the signal, we'll still keep going with the meeting and it is also being held by Zoom. So we have two commission members that are online. And before we start, I have to read a premeating protocol specific to Zoom. This is the March 2nd, 2026 Conservation Commission meeting. There is a quorum of the commission and it is being recorded. Under Governor Baker's March 12th, 2020 executive order, public boards are allowed to meet remotely. This order was most recently extended until June of 2027 by Governor Healey as part of the supplemental bill budget bill signed in March of 2023.
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Mr. Eckie >> here. >> Dr. Harrian >> here. >> Mr. Kauer >> here. >> Mr. Chairman, you have a quorum. >> Thank you. Stand for the pledge. You got the flag. >> I do.
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>> What does BLT mean? >> Uh, it's like a BLT meeting. It's just a meeting. >> Uh, BLT meeting at 7 a.m. >> Um, forensics at Central Burden will dismiss at 5:50. >> Girls substate championship basketball versus to be determined. DT at CHS and FFA meeting. >> On Saturday, forensics will go to Kingman and archery is 9th. >> Uh, next week, Monday, there's an AVCTL basketball meeting and a BOE meeting. >> Tuesday, substate boys basketball to be determined, prom, bizaar, and DC parent meeting. uh PTC for 4 to 7 7:30 p.m. XLK meeting. >> On Thursday, there will be a PTC 7 4 to 7:30 and state boys basketball to be determined. >> Friday is the start of spring break, so no school. >> And then on Saturday, there'll be forensics at Nickerson State Basketball to be determined. Um, thank you for listening. Goodbye.
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So instead of it being the regular bright moon and in its shadows, the light refracts through the atmosphere of the Earth and that causes us to see it as red. So, at 2:43 a.m. March 3rd, early in the morning, it will start and then it will end up total eclipse at uh 5:03 and then for about an hour and a half, you'll be able to see the bright blood moon. So, the moon will be red instead of its normal yellowish color. >> Okay. Well, I guess that answers my third question, too. I was going to ask how long it lasts, but like an hour and 30 minutes, you said, right? >> Okay. Thank you guys for watching. Today I will be doing a story about the lunar moon. But I have three fun facts. Fun fact number one is in 1835 the New York newspaper published a series of artifacts claiming that the astronaut the honores had discovered life on the moon on the moon.
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would stand for 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. >> Right. I'll turn it over to you, Hank, for student perspectives. >> All right, I'll invite our one up to the side. It's appropriately a Arwin height if this ever happened. All right. Now, I don't know how to move it up for other people. >> Just leave it. It'll be fine. >> Okay. Can you hear me? >> Yeah. >> Um, so I love when it's our turn to do student perspectives. I know Dr. Dement feels the same way. Um, we are so lucky that we have thousands of amazing students to choose from. Um, and this month we, my activities director, Jennifer Martinez, and I looked at each other and we have to celebrate our two emerging science clubs that exist in our building right now.
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Join me 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. Thanks to all of you for attending the meeting this evening. Thanks to the folks that are joining us online.
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The flags over here, we'll say 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. Thank you, everyone. We'll uh go to item 1B, call of roll. Um Mr. Schultheis. Here. Mr. Glick. Present. Ms. Whitney. Present. Uh Mr. Stahlnaker is here. Mr. Nollan. Here. And Mr. Major. Yes. Got a text message from Ms. Wheeler, and she is on her way and will join us as soon as she can. Uh Dr. Phillips, you want to start us off with the mission and vision for the organization? Sure will. Thank you, Mr. Stahlnaker. Well, I would I would if I had it memorized. Uh so, look, it's not on this slide deck, and I'm afraid I could get most of them right, but not 100% right.
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>> I'll second. All those in favor of approving the agenda for tonight's meeting signify by saying I. >> I. Those same motion. >> Now's the time to recognize our visitors and comments for the audience. Do we have any presentation? >> None. >> Uh discussion items have. Uh, next is the approval of the minutes from our February 16th, 2026 meeting. Is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> I move to approve minutes. Is there a It's been moved. Is there a second to approve? >> I'll second. >> It's been moved and seconded to approve the minutes from the February 16th, 2026 meeting. All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. I post same sign. All extensions carried. >> Next, we have our action items. >> I have the recommendation to approve the out of state fundraiser activity for the football team under the direction of Tony Bell at the Kentucky Derby on April 25th to April 28th.
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>> Motion. >> Thank you. >> Second. >> Thank you. >> All in favor? >> Post. All right. Six championship moment. Uh Mr. L's spotlight FFA program at the Knox High School. Guys, >> come on up here. All right. Tonight for our KHS spotlight, I'd like to recognize the KHS FFA chapter led by Mrs. Masten. Uh Mrs. Masten is new to KHS this year and in short amount of time, she has stepped in and taken the reigns to continue building a and strengthening our FFA chapter. Uh this past week we celebrated National FFA week and our students did an outstanding job planning activities that brought energy and positivity into the building. Um the week included dress up days a fun engaging duck duck scramble game which I wasn't sure how it was going to go but the kids loved students loved it. It was fun. They had little dots all around the building and on the bottom they said F um FA and then you had to find the F.
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Please file these follow these procedures for attending and participating. The meetings of the conservation commission will be held using Zoom. As I identify the item on the agenda, the applicant for that agenda item will be given an opportunity to provide a presentation and will be allowed to share the screen to show plans, pictures, etc. At the end of the presentation, the chair, myself, Greg Wanss, will entertain questions and comments from the commission. When the commission's discussion has concluded, the chair will open up discussion from the public. Upon the hearing or meeting conclusion, a motion to continue or close the hearing will be entertained.
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Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. >> I aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, liberty and justice for all. Roll call, please. Miss Gunner, >> Kathleen Emerald, >> here. >> John Nunes, >> here y >> Chris Oliver, >> here. >> Mary Beckwood >> here. >> Beth Copeland >> here. Um, just want everyone to know that this meeting is being recorded for rebroadcast on DCTV and can also be livereamed at any time on their YouTube channel. Uh, now open the floor for public comment. We allow 10 minutes.
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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. >> Thank you. Sure. Um, I don't believe we have any audience. >> No comment either from email or anything like that. >> Awesome. Uh, okay. So, we'll jump right into second reading of protection of undocumented students. Have we gotten any feedback from anybody else on the board? >> Um, no other feedback from other board members. The question was raised in a previous meeting about, you know, who has this policy, you know, who doesn't or whatever. And we looked around all the surrounding towns, Southernington, Wilk, Wallingford, Meridan, Hamen, Bethany, Prospect, region 16, and Waterberry. None of those districts have that policy. Um, CRE has it, Stratford has it, and Meridan has it. Um, so, you know, majority of our neighbors do not have it.
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Fun fact number two. In a 1902 film, A Trip to the Moon by George Miller Famously shows a rocket hitting the moon in the eyes. Fun fact number three. NA NASA is working on sending astronauts back to the moon with the astronaut team. That's all. Today is World Wildlife Day. This day was made in 1973. This day also includes plants and things that live in the ocean. Fun fact one. This day was official in 1973 March 3rd. Fun fact two. This day aims to celebrate beauty and diversity of wild flora and fauna. Fun fact three. This day helps raise awareness about wildlife. >> Today's birthday person is happy birthday. Today there's a high of 67 and a low of 41. Don't have a good day.
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Both clubs have become immensely popular and impactful very quickly. So, we have two students here from each of the two groups who are going to share the amazing work they're doing. So I'm going to start by introducing science teacher Kelsey Gibney and then she will introduce our students representing SUI next and then she'll also introduce our students rep representing the next club. >> Hello, my name is Kelsey Gibney. I'm a science teacher at South and I'm also the um sponsor for the SW Next club. That's an emerging um science club this year. So we have stu two students from SW Next that are really excited to share with you what they've been doing. And then following them, we have two students from our um new science health club that are gonna share with you what they've been up to this year. So, I'm going to turn it over to our students.
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Um first order of business uh will be to call the roll and take attendance. Mr. Schultz? Present. Mr. Glick? Here. Ms. Lloyd? Present. Mr. Stinner is here. Mr. Nowlin? Here. Ms. Wheeldon? Here. And Mr. Major? Hello. Thank you. We do we a quorum. In fact, all of the board members are here. Uh Uh Dr. Phillips usually start the meetings by reminding us of our mission, vision, and goals. Thank you, Mr. Stinner. Our vision at BCSE is to be the choice to learn, work, and play. We're going to see some evidence of that this evening. Um I think in all three ways, learn, work, and play. Um our mission is to develop expert learners by partnering with our community to invest in people. And that our And our core beliefs are that we all can rise to the challenge of high expectations. That learning is most effective when we have choice, flexibility, and see relevance.
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And so, if it's all right with you, I'll wait and do that before the regular We'll summarize it by saying together we learn. Thank you. Uh presentation and opportunity for discussion with uh group school school perceptions. This afternoon, I think uh Mr. Glick and Ms. Whitney represented of the board on a work committee with school perceptions with regards to the upcoming possibility of a referendum. Uh Dr. Phillips, you want to introduce the topic and and the speakers? Will do. Thank you, Mr. Stahlnaker. Um as you know, several months ago, we engaged uh with a company called School Perceptions uh to just explore whether or not it would be a good idea for us to take a survey of the public uh regarding their feelings about the possibility of renewing the operating referendum in 2026, knowing that there's only one option after that, and that would be in uh November of 2028, uh just 2 months before the expiration of that of that operating operating referendum.
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The opportunity may include alternate dates from April 25th through May 1st, 2026 depending on the unit and availability. Is there a motion to approve this recommendation? >> I move to approve the recommendation.
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