And if employees have any questions, they shall should direct those questions to their supervisor. >> So moved. >> Chill. >> Christie. All in favor? 70. We recommend your approval of the Cany Valley School Corporation highability plan for the 2627 school year. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Katie Joe. All in favor? 70. We'd recommend that uh assoc uh associated uh controls and design inspect the auditorium system including all moving parts, drapery, rig rigging, lighting, etc. at the high school and middle school and the intermediate school. >> So move second. Jeff Christie. All in favor? 70. >> Morgan Coelma, Architects and Engineers, recommending on our behalf to award the Intermediate School and Middle School HVAC project to Arctic Engineering. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Katie Jill. All in favor? 70. I recommend uh two-day administrative leave with pay for Deont Elementary School teacher Cara Plunkett.
They're on back order continuously. Um they're expensive. Um so, this is a huge um deal for us to be a part of this. Jason, can you go to the next one? So, anaphilaxis in schools, it's not a matter of if, it's when. Um, I myself have given two EpiPens in my 13 years here. I'm sure every nurse could stand up and and tell you that they've had that experience as well. Um, more and more kids are being identified with food allergies. We're blessed. Our dietary department stays very much on top of these things and it's very unusual that these things happen, but it is still something that we have to be aware of. So, the EpiPen, you know, people are scared to learn about it. It's it's scary, a big needle. Um the nasal spray is just a nice um a nice segue into this and we can hopefully do some more training and people will be more apt to want to help um provide that.
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So it takes the information from the prior page and and combines it and you you see the same 26 versus 27. What's different down here um is that you then see the budget support. So what does this mean? Um and from the town of Pelum we have originally um there was a go we anticipated a 2 and a half% increase but um at this point we were told it would be level funded uh which means we would receive the same amount from the town that we received last year which is the 1.804. So I'll get to this why this says a different number here. Um and then the town is also contributing to the charter payment um assessment that we must pay. Um so while it's in the budget built into our expenses, it also is down here because it becomes a wash because the town is going to support that payment um for the charter.
>> How many out of district kids on average do we have >> I would say I mean I'd say off the top of my head this year I would say at least five or six. I should >> I feel like we used to get that at kindergarten but we opened that up like we the last couple years we need more at that level and [clears throat] >> also open enrollment like once you're in you're in so like if you're worried about us not having enough capacity people have kind of figured out like it's smarter earlier >> and makes sense >> okay thank you um parent teacher conferences again very successful 74% of our parents participated [snorts] um one piece of feedback that that I had received from a parent I believe it was last week is sometimes they do feel like they're pushed out the door a little bit and so it's it's having the teachers um and something that we're going to talk about is is those kids that we know may need two sessions let's go ahead and try and get them pencled in and see what we can move around at that point in time.
Okay. Um, well, I would say families have chosen other school options instead of 112. Most districts around here are scrambling to recruit students. Oddly, this district doesn't seem to be concerned with the significant number loss. I have three questions. Approximately 90 students left in 2023. 20 more exited between 23 and now in the his if history repeats itself, about 56 more will leave this summer. A few foster children must stay in district due to legal limit limitations. Question one, how much money for students has this district received without any expenses? Question two, what has that money been used for? Question three, will Dorance and Wilson students who remain in this district for 2627 be picked up the same doortodoor like the southern students during this year of land transfer negotiations? And um I was hoping for to see a facility walkthrough tonight. I was hoping it would be on the agenda.
The uh according to the plan, it's estimated that we should realize over the next 10 years 1,452,000. All right. And those fees are to be used just for the >> just for affordable housing. >> But but two of them, the one at Bory Avenue and the one here on the >> Not necessarily anything that would relate to affordable housing. >> Oh, anything anything. >> Let's say if one of the someone came in and wanted to develop in the overlay zone. Yeah. >> And we had to do, you know, there was cost involved in our review of their submission, we could charge that off because our legal fees are killing us to be honest. So, right this would be a blessing for us. Okay. All right. I think that's all I have on those resolutions and thank you very much for your time. >> Very well.
The next one, additional classified professional development. Mr. President, members of the board, um we're very excited also about this professional development opportunity for um or you have I believe you have the staff attachment. It has uh we really want to try and get not only our certified but our classified to get these very critical trainings. The administration is requesting permission to pay for an extra hour for AD mandated training of candy mental and foster care to parent professionals, teachers and cafeteria staff. A list of the extra staff is attached. So uh this is very critical to be helpful so that everyone gets the screen.
Rodneck will come in and Miss Rosa Maria comes in as well maybe. Oh, thank you. All right. So, one of the factors that the state also looks on for school improvement is attendance. So, we're averaging 93%. We're doing this by having attendance the the attendance letters. We have an attendance team that meets. We're doing truency referrals. So we have 15 so far this year and then working with the SRO and the JO which is the junior of probation. So that seems to be working well. >> Congratulations on attendance. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Um >> really good. This you just learned what the state average is, right? >> Well, no. I'm nervous. So what in the 70s? >> Wow. >> Yeah, it's in the 70s. And because she's nervous, I'm going to toot her horn for her received an award for their unified sports program last week.
>> Yeah, we have a motion. >> All right. Uh can I please have a motion to approve the administrative assignment for 26 27? >> Motion. Second. >> Tiffany and Vivian. All in favor? I >> I >> voice vote. >> It's not roll call. >> Oh, voice. >> Any oppose? >> Eyes have it. >> I'm way more on top of stuff than I >> know. I know. >> It's so rare. >> All right. School fees 26 27.
And we would also like you guys' feedback. So, could you please take out your phones? And on the screen, we'll have a QR code for you to scan, which is also on your flyers that you received when you walked in. Uh the QR code should be on the papers you received. So, could you please just scan them and answer three brief questions so we could gain feedback from um the event and use for us to determine our next steps?
Now, I try to understand people more better better and be more respectful. My name is Autumn and I am one of Diversity Club representative. Diversity Club has taught me to think in new ways because I realized people can see the world very differently than I do. Learning about different cultures showed me there's not just one normal way to live. Now, I try to see things from other people's point of view. My name is Harrison from Long Beach Elementary. Um a diversity club has helped me um think in a new way by showing that even when people do things differently, we are often trying to do the same thing. Um like caring about family and learning. It's helped me see that differences are okay. Thank you so much. Can I please get the National Honor Society to stand up, please? Are you guys part of this question?
Thank you. All right. Next, we'll move on to our um second item for celebrating Orioles, which is some academic excellence uh from Sycamore Elementary. Come on up. And also the kids. So, what we'd like to highlight for you today is an approach that um is multiensory approach. It's called Orton Gillingham. I know that some of you, we talked about this at our last working session and you were really interested in um our new resources that we have for reading and writing and spelling and this is one of them. And so we have a group of just rock solid allstar kindergarteners that are going to um show off their stuff for you um this evening. And also we have three out of four of our rockstar kindergarten teachers. We have Mrs. Brim and we have Mrs. Sloan who I think is more nervous than the kids are.
His dedication to getting students involved and hands-on is preparing them for real world success. Mr. Mr. Snow, thank you for a phenomenal first year and for your commitment to our students careers. CONGRATULATIONS. >> Math can be a daunting subject for many, but probably a lot of us in here, right? But Miss Johnson has a unique gift for breaking down barriers. She brings a sense of humor, a genuine excitement to every lesson, turning the classroom into a place where students actually look forward to being. Most importantly, Miss Johnson's impact goes far beyond equations and variables. She truly cares about our students as individuals, supporting their personal growth and well-being just as much as their academic success. Miss Johnson, thanks. Thank you for making math approachable and for showing our students what it means to be truly seen and supported. CONGRATULATIONS. MISS JODYIE Densson doesn't doesn't just teach science.
High school is a hot screaming mess. It is really really hard to do high school science and high school social studies because each of the content courses have a different list of books. So for ICP, for example, the state gave us one choice. I know, right? That's that's bizarre. And we hated the one choice. So we had to become a magit to do that. So we went through the same process. We looked at all the books. We had a rubric that we've used for English. We've used it for math and we've used it for science and if we ever adopt social studies again, we'll use it for social studies. Um, and teachers went through and then they told me which companies they wanted to have come and present in some cases, especially for AP or dual credit classes. There's already a recommended book and so we just stayed with that book.
Uh that was February February 24th to 25th. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Dani. >> All in favor? 70. Under field trips, we'd ask uh for your approval on the field trip listed for the super mileage competition. So >> second Jill, >> all in favor zero. >> And under use of school facilities, we ask for your approval for the Valley baseball 12 and under uh for baseball practice on the high school softball field without lights. So moved. >> Second. >> Katie Christie. All in favor? 70. >> And with us this evening is coach Yuing, our new football coach. So congratulations. Anything you'd like to say? I uh can't wait to work. uh coming in tomorrow to meet the boys and we're going to start building the program based on hard work and integrity and playing for something bigger than uh I've met out of seven of you.
So, the next one um so it's a needle-free intraasal spray. It's been recently approved. Um it's just as effective as EpiPens. Our school health connect has a program where we can sign up and for free um every school can get two doses of a 1 milligram dose and a 2 milligram dose. So four total doses um if they expire or used they'll replace them for free. So it's a huge thing. So we applied and we're accepted to that. So we would like to add the nasal epinephrine to our repertoire of emergency medications that we can give. Um, so we've reviewed, we like to update our policy to reflect that. Um, all the nurses and designated staff have been trained accordingly. Um, we will reach out and just remind staff and parents that that's available to us now. Um, and just a reminder that with Indiana's Good Samaritan law that as long as we're acting on good faith that even without a physician's order, we can administer these medications.
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Then chapter 70, we do have an increase in chapter 70 based on the um preliminary estimates that came out and then also support from the Medicaid revenue that we receive. We currently have 500,000 in school choice funds applied to the um applied in the payroll lines right now. And then we have I don't know why this says circuit breaker. I will remove this. Pelum does not actually receive any circuit breaker at this point. But these are it's more just grants which is the rural school aid and the rural reap that Pelum receives. So when you take the total budget and you take the town amount that we're going to receive, which is the same amount as FY26, that leaves Pelum in a deficit of $109,000 and $ 10974. Um so the other I have on here page 12 which is our budget um adjustments if there's any adjustments additions or reductions we would list them out on this page.
So maybe a little bit more proactive communication with parents saying, "Hey, uh, Susie, I we really probably need you for two sessions. Would 5:00 at this time work?" And just go ahead and preschedu those. >> Would that be all at once? >> What's that? >> Stack it together? >> Yes. Where we put two sessions back to back for that that specific parent. >> You would have an idea kind of that kid is going to need more time. >> Yes. Teachers are absolutely going to should have a pretty good idea. Okay. >> Yep. Um overall middle school basketball wrapped up very well both seventh and eighth grade uh league champions. Um I think again it goes to show kids that are involved in activities. Now this we will include the other activities towards the end of the year. Um again all of our fall activities um we're all in the distinguished [clears throat] category based upon what the case requirements are.