And then I would love to leave my mark on a school that has done and meant so much to me. So the gold award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. The requirements for it is that I have to identify a community need, design and lead a sustainable project, take measurable action, put in at least 80 hours of work, and then create a team of people that consists of one project adviser and three team members. It will benefit kids at Weatfield Elementary because it provides an inclusive space for children to connect with nature, release stress, regain focus, and grow through learning. So, this is what the current courtyard looks like. And then this is my proposed layout. So, I like to have storywalk boards going all the way around the courtyard. And then on the in the northwest corner, I would have a silo.
>> We'll keep both. We'll have both available. Okay. Yes, we will have both available. >> So things like this and naran and defiills and does the size of the school dictate where you have things and how many you have or you just >> every building's got two and that's just what it is. >> No, very much so. Um, for example, Narcan, the high school probably has 30 doses spread around that campus. Um, Fairview has two. You know, hopefully I'm not going to ever need them at Fairview, but at the high school they might need them. So they have the majority of them there. >> What are those things called on the wall? >> The ads the jiggies. >> Yeah, we're working on that as well. Um there's five at the high school currently and on campus. Um the LPD um kind of blessed us with some um I think seven total that we can refurbish.
Ooh, does a side be and the enemy King K rule was just out of range for a dash attack, but Asher wasn't. He's got the enemy in the air. Punch hits him right with a cannonball. Oh. Oh, he missed the punish on that one. Oh, is he going to pick up the enemy person's ground? No, he's just going to keep it away. Oh no, he has it. Oh, and instead of using his up upy, the enemy King K ruler runs away. All right. Oh, dang. Asher threw me for a loot again. He He's acting like he's um he's acting like he's going to fall, but he's not doing that. Oh, and he counters the up smash. Wow. Oh, but he counters the dash attack. A cuz one good counter deserves another. All right. Asher's can involve barely missing the enemy. King K rule does a down throw into a forward tail into a neutral special.
But it sounds like there's some new information that I have not heard yet. So, I am interested to hear that. Um, and then just a part of the budget book, I have the enrollment information and I have the school choice information on here and I'm happy to answer any questions about this. Um, and and that's kind of where we are in the budget process right now. >> Okay. Thank you, Shannon. John, >> yes. I'm sorry to jump in, but I didn't want people to start to get anxious when it did didn't need to be. Um we have uh completed our our um review of the uh town budgets from all the departments and at this point we believe we'll be able to manage the um uh regional school budget without need any need further help from the elementary school and we thank you for at least considering it.
Um, and so that will allow our girls to only have two competitions a week rather than, well, we're going to kind of give you this day off because we have three games this week and the last week, by the way, you're going to play five. Um, and so Mr. Wilson's done a lot of work on that uh to get that changed and that will also allow us to go out and get a non-league game as well for our girls basketball team. Um and so that change is as we know is is very much needed. Uh boys and girls wrestling will be be very similar in seasons also. Um and we will be able to add some non-league schools uh to attend wrestling. Mr. Wilson's already been on top of it. Uh reached out to employee already uh to try and get a match with them also.
Their base cost is $395, but um there's some unknowns with that. So, they kind of cushioned in a few about $4,000 on that. So, Hammickey Electric also sent in a bid for that project and they came in at $36,74561. So those two items for the box modular unit are over $20,000. So Kansas bid law does require us to go with the smallest one. >> Does that line I know with some cities they have like a 5% cushion or whatever if it's a local company. Does that >> not if it's over $20,000? No. We call KSB to ask to make sure we had that for sure today. So yeah, uh there is a 1% but it's on goods. If you're buying goods, there's a 1%. You can go with somebody a little more local if you wanted to. So, so going down through here, uh, the gas, Kur Electric did have the gas bid that came in at $8,996.
>> Does any member of council have any questions? >> No sir. >> Any member of the public? >> Seeing none, I need a motion to close it here. >> So move second. >> All in favor? I. >> All opposed. You're in opposition. The motion carries. Resolution 26-64 for passage on final reading. >> So movement. >> Yes. Thank you. Resolution 26-65 to authorize publication of passage and adoption in the co-star according to law. So move. >> Second. Thank you. >> Council member. >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Time has arrived for a hearing and further consideration of a bond ordinance providing for various capital improvements appropriating $15 million therefore and authorizing the issuance of 14,250,000 in bonds and notes to finance a portion of the cost thereof authorized in and for the burough greel in the county of M state of New Jersey. I need a motion to open the hearing.
I think no we have a lot students that have indicated that they're making >> so one only about 70 have turned in >> the 506 forms >> and then very few have turned in the JM form >> right the J form is the new form so most some a lot of the students who have their 506 forms they did those those forms the first time they register so some of them their forms are from kindergarten or first grade when we get new students we always give them the form but at But the problem is having them fill them out and return them. We have the forms at every event or every function that we have. The president has gone to homes to give them the forms. She has offered to return to collect the forms and some families still have not submitted the forms. So there is only so much we can do when it comes on to collecting the information.
The out of school decreased from 64 to 37. >> Why do you think that is >> just what do you why do I think the trauma informed >> the trauma informed? Yeah. >> Why don't you explain to the board what that is? the um >> kind of the gist of >> Tessa Brock. Yeah. Um, so we uh we do a PD. We've been doing a PD all year with Tesla Barack and uh trauma inform meanings just to to realize that all students, not all student, most students are dealing with some sort of trauma and for the teachers to remember that before they uh get upset with the students and to have that in mind in the forefront of their mind when they when they talk to the students. So that um so that you know obviously the behaviors are coming from somewhere. We all know that kids usually don't do something just to do it.
I mean really our hands are tied with some of the legislations in place now. We can't >> Okay. >> We can't withhold it. But we can with the with the chrome brakes. Uh they have to have they have to pay the there's a fee that's part of that for free and reduced. Matt, do you know what the number is? 15 bucks. $15. They got to pay that if the Chromebook breaks and they otherwise we have to charge them the full amount for the break. And uh um be I'll be honest with you that even the state uh the laws that are in place make it difficult for us for that too. But we do charge that fee. All right. >> Yeah. >> Anybody else have questions? >> Can I please have a motion to approve the school fees for 2627? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Doug and Ash.
Pock >> I >> motion passes 70. >> Action item 9.2 approval of Hunt Club ADA sidewalk installation. Can I have a motion please? >> I make a motion to approve and award the Hunt Club ADA sidewalk installation project to Advantage Paving Solutions. Second to yell in the microphone. >> Dr. Pock >> I >> Miss Robinson. >> She said I >> Miss Wenmouth >> I >> Dr. Martin >> Dr. Mario >> I >> Miss C >> I >> Mr. Cerrone >> I motion passes 70 item 10.1 final comments from the board. >> Yeah. Um, I just want to take a moment and provide the opportunity for the board to share any reflections from what they heard tonight. I think uh it's a pretty slim audience at this point, which is fine. Uh, I will for myself say just thank you not only to the students that came, to their families that brought them, also to all of the teachers and the club sponsors who um facilitate these opportunities for the kids.
Right? We had our own peers in our in my own school who were attacked because of their beliefs and shunned and harassed online and in public. It's a very big issue that happens and we don't hear about it a lot because it's swept under the rug. Um so, how we aim to fix it is through the use of my club, the MSA. MSA builds We want to build a a strong community and a home for our students where they can feel safe and comfortable to learn about their beliefs and understand who they are and navigate throughout their beliefs. And also to teach the non-Muslims, the people who don't understand our culture and our religion about the truth about who we are just like I stated earlier. Thank you. Thank you so much. Okay. Moving on to our final question, can I have the representative from the National Art Honor Society stand up?
So, the blending board's a great tool because it's showing them all kinds of words that are made up. There's no way to read them without being able to tap them out. We started the year with consonant vowel consonant words. So, that's where we're going to start, right? Okay. Let me hear it. bad. >> They're giving me a thumbs down because they realize that is a madeup word. >> Another madeup one. >> What do you think about that one? >> Oh, Emily, why do you think it's a real word? >> Because I think it's a name. >> It could be someone's name. So then we have also a lot of opportunities to talk about vocab and words they might not normally come across by just incorporating it in their daily practice and it's completely random every day. So they have no way to memorize what we're doing.
So to you, Dr. more to you, your administrative team, your principles. So many folks spent time sitting with our with our team members to help us understand uh any of pain points or opportunities as well as to Chris is here, Mr. Valenta. There he is back there to his team and all the head custodians and everybody else that helped our team. So um super super helpful and as we go through this kind of summary tonight, I do want to make sure I point out uh Dr. more to your team is going to receive three of these. So, we're kind of putting the fi finishing touches on some of these like there's some formatting and things like that that need to be done. You'll have this both hard copy. So, board members want to take a closer look. We're summarizing this because we spent over over two hours going through this.
What can you do for us? because we would really love to go with your company. However, this is the amount of money that I had to work with. And so, elementary around 39,23850. Grades 6 through 8, 211,849. High school $247,612 gives us an estimated total cost of just under 500,000 at $498,699.50. And so again, we will have an actual cost figure for you uh when we bring this proposal back to you on March the 23rd. Um let me share with you what has happened as uh Lynn shared with you uh when they paused the science and we've been pausing it seems like forever that backed up that adoption cycle where we should have truly a year ago been in that social studies adoption mode. Well, guess what? they haven't printed the vendor list yet. So, what does that tell you? So, now we're on pause.
In the northeast corner, I would have a barn. And then on the east sidewall, I'll have a pig pen. And then an obstacle course painted onto the sidewalk. All of these I will go into greater detail in the presentation. So when you first walk out into the courtyard, I want to have some sort of a sign that says welcome to the West Barnard, which stands for Wheatfield Elementary School to tie in the whole farm theme. So, for the silo, my plan is to make it out of sheet metal, and it'll be a planting station that's geared towards the PAL's classroom, which is the special needs classroom for them to plant flowers uh into their into individual pots. So, this helps them to regulate their senses. It builds motor and life skills. It practices patience, and it develops confidence. So, my plan for this is to have 10 to 12 rings mounted onto the silo for the kids to put their pots into.
So for a pretty um nominal fee, we can get seven out there into um circulation soon. >> I don't know why, but it caught my eye at this at the sectional. I was looking up and I saw one on the top south corner. I guess it'd be southeast corner. >> I'm thinking a good thing. >> There was a player down there. I'm not sure. Anyway, that's a different convers. So, there are there are square footage and where to have >> and actually there's laws we have to follow by that. Um, one of the things they do say for an AED is that you should be able to um get it and bring it to the scene within 90 seconds. So, um that's the that's the goal. Anything else? >> Great. Thanks for staying progressive on these things. >> Thank you. >> I don't anticipate any.
Almost hit him in the head, but he hit him in the back of the head. And up air and that kills him. Oh my. Astra has taken six stalks right now before he's been able to lose three. And if and for those of you that are watching at home and don't know if that's good, that is very good. That's very good. Especially for us. Very good, especially for us. So yeah. Alrighty. Alrighty. So, they got to think of another way to beat uh to beat our King K rule. What can I say? Our King K rule is just freaking amazing today. Woohoo. All right. And speaking of amazing, do you know do you have a local internet provider? Well, we do. So, I want to give a huge shout out to Adam Wells, our local internet provider. Adams Wells internet Adams Wells internet telecom. They are directly responsible for our esports players to be able to compete because of their incredibly fast and responsible internet.
>> Okay, thank you John. That is good news. Um, I guess at this point I I would ask what questions people have and if you would put up your hand. Um, we we will try to go through those. Do you all see the little symbol for the hand at the bottom? Okay. Cuz I'm not seeing anybody putting their hand. Oh, there's two hands. >> There's two. Margaret. Rachel and then David and John. >> Okay. All right. Um, Rachel, >> is it is it easier on your end if we raise our hands like this? I'm happy to. >> No, I was not looking in the right place. Sorry. >> No, no problem. Um, I've got a bunch. I know that's not surprising for folks who spend time with me. Um, as uh Shannon, I think all of this is directed to you. Some of this is questions I asked you and I appreciate you getting back to me, but I just want to also ask some of them here so that everybody gets the information.
And so our wrestling are those those four seasons specifically, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls wrestling are more equivalent and pretty pretty equal in those days of practice and competition. And so I Mr. Wilson's done a ton of work with that. That's that's been been very good. >> [clears throat] >> Uh the only thing that will occur is the last week of girls basketball and the first week of boys practice. That first week will overlap. And so Taylor has already visited with coach Ectton that they may have to practice some in the morning. It just kind of depends. If we have an away competition, then they would be able to practice in the afternoon after school. It could also be possibly just visiting with the wreck saying, "Hey, we don't want to impede all the time, but could you help us out this first week?" And so, uh, that that work has been done and it it needed to be done.