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Now the park is located right next to the PAL building. So when there's like you know events going on in the PAL building parents don't have to sit in the car with their young ones. They can actually go use the park and it's a great safe area. So we're really hoping that you know we can pass out flyers and pass out those educational resources to local schools especially Hayes Sound which is right there and say go use the park. It's free and when you have an emergency need a substitute plan here's a little kit you can take these and they're really you know all are aligned to standards and as an educator we don't want to waste any lesson plan. So if there's like hey I don't have sub plans here's something you can use. It's a kit it's put in there's no materials needed because we've all done the fundraising so all the materials purchased already for you.
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So, we did a survey. We surveyed all our students, gave a couple questions, see where we're at in this process. So, currently right now, of course, 70% of our students do not agree with the policy. pretty simple. However, 70% of students say the policy is easy to follow. All right. 47% say they engage more with their friends now. And that is absolutely true. Um not we just not only do cell phones, we also do Chromebooks. Chromebooks are not allowed during lunch and break. You cannot open a Chromebook because one, you should be eating your food and talking to people, but two is to help engage the kids. And so like if you come to the lunch during the school day, uh you'll see mostly kids playing cards, Uno, Speed. Um some game I can't even explain. Um it's like kind of like 52 card pickup, but I don't know what it is.
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Um if there is a chance that you guys can do anything, we would be we would happily accept it. I don't know quite how the functions of this work. But if it happens that we um cannot benefit from this, then we simply ask that you guys would consider doing something so that situations like this would not happen again and that students would be able to have the opportunities that they qualified for. Thank you very much. Thank you. All right. Okay. Is there anyone else um that would like to speak? We have time remaining. So, if anyone has any Okay. Good evening. My name is Rob Berry and uh I was with Regina and a room full of other parents 3 years ago when we discussed the parent secrecy policy. At that time, I told you that it was not only scientifically and biologically wrong, it was morally wrong.
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Again, I think it's just uh easier to budget for and then um again better for that employees so they're not seeing these drastic changes in income on a year-to-year basis. >> And we in 2008 to 2009, we did hit that wall where sales tax went down and recession went down and we had to bring teachers. Um and then that 301 money we had to pull back and Rift teachers to for like a year or two years. I don't think anybody else here. Uh we had the Rift teachers for a year and two years and then we came out of the recession and then the sales tax went up. But then we were really cautious with what the 301 and how we added it to the sales tax because we >> Yeah, if I can add it the years Angelina is talking about the allocation went down to 100 I think $130 per pupil.
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It was more of like every third beam, whatever. You know what I mean? And they were acoustic panels, but they were just on the top side of the rafter. So it still looked open because it was like every third, right? You know what I mean? But yeah, you didn't you didn't drop it back down and create that >> sorry the gym inspector or the guy that's inspecting the bleachers is asking for you >> cur. Yeah, heating your cur. It's it's somebody from Lee company just through the bleacher inspections. Thank you. Um but then you're not dropping it low. Good job. Y >> I will say from habber six report too it it definitely you need treatment over the gym that's where your loudest action will be. It'll help some, but you're Yeah. Right. You're off to the side and sound reflects in angles. And so that's why >> you'll see in that report the the perimeter and the horizontal both will work better in tandem.
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Now, commit suicide on live stream. I'm hoping that made your heart kind of beat a little bit. There's this whole wait till 8 initiative with uh cell phones, uh digital media. It's not waiting till they're 8 years old. It's waiting till they're in eighth grade and then properly supervising and having this discussions with your students. Too often we just hand computers, phones, iPads over to students and we don't talk to them about some of the dangers and the things that can come out of this. So please from my heart I want you to be informed and have these early and often. >> Yeah. you can. Um the the problem with Bart and things like that, there's VPNs. Um these kids know what they're doing and they will get around anything that you do. The only true method in my opinion is discussing this stuff with your students, letting them know what happens or what can potentially happen.
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We're going to see how this looks. And it looks like they counterpicked Tallos Pokemon League. This stage is predominantly blue. >> Wow. >> It looks like they're trying to keep their distance, but Izzy going straight in with a dash attack. That's awesome. Yeah. And as you could probably tell with Izzy's attacks, they can they can really uh they can really send uh they're really big actually. The hitboxes are really big. >> Yeah, Izzy's playing a really interesting character known as Pyramithra, also known as Pithra or Myra. Yep. And basically what their special thing is is that Izzy can transform between two different characters with entirely different move sets. >> Very fast. >> Yeah. Yep. >> At least to change. >> Mhm. It is pretty quick. You just have to do a down special like hold the control stick down and press the B button and bam, you're a different character entirely, which means Izzy is very >> Oh.
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Okay. So, a little bit different today because we do have John. Um, he's online, so we will be doing things a little bit different up here. So, uh, just wanted to point that out. So, can I'm going to ask for a motion. >> I'll make a motion to pass consent agenda 26-101 through 26-108 as presented. >> Can I get a second? >> I'll second.
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What kind of a a precaution do we need to know about those? >> Sure. That they do exist. You know, in my house here, we didn't have the gas or water to contend with. So all that I have to say about it, it would be third hand through other people but that I do know. One >> interesting fact of the water meter is sometimes they're in your house. They're inside your house in the basement for instance. And I do know people that get very very sick from those water gas meters as well. Now in Pennsylvania, as of yet, to my knowledge, they weren't considered mandatory. um the water and gas like the the electric were. So some people were were able to uh circumvent that the need to have one of those, but I don't know how long that's that's going to be that that loophole.
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Um, has offered to take some of the responsibility on herself. I'm willing to come and help out if need be. Um, so yeah, there's sort of like a chain of command I guess there. Awesome. Questions? Is there I'm sorry. I was just going to say you mentioned that the Ap- public schools already has the tumbler, which is great. Is there any other equipment you need, and if so, do you guys have a budget for it? What does that look like? Um the only other equipment we really need is basically just a bin that Eric can put the compost in as he's sort of preparing like compostable organic matter. Um and I could buy that myself, honestly. So Well, that was not the reason I was asking. I just didn't know if you were looking for funds >> Oh no, I got it all >> if the club was going to fundraise and what that looked like.
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Um but um the use of technology um is the second goal that we have and just to continue uh with that we're also having teachers able to use um AI through two different uh platforms and they're finding uh that it's very successful for them to create and fill gaps and and again target instruction uh just by saying this is this is the vowel team that we're working on. So uh that's been very exciting for them as well. Our third goal is about absenteeism and it was discussed also in some detail earlier. Um uh and uh again I'm pretty fortunate I think we are at four corners to have um pretty high rate of uh attendance but always looking to improve and just enforce or or reinforce and emphasize the importance of of coming to school every day. Um and uh we've uh been working this year with um the B theme that has been throughout I think the elementary schools uh something that we've worked with to create some sort of social and uh behavioral expectations.
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And we've been working this year with the B theme that has been throughout I think the elementary schools something that we've worked with to create some sort of social and behavioral expectations. And so we have coined the phrase at Four Corners to be here and be amazing. And so we're using the be here to really reinforce attendance and being at school showing up and even students at that young age can speak you know advocate if they're if they're feeling okay to go to school or if that appointment ends you know a little quicker than they thought then then just try to you know push the parent. I think you should go to school. Often it's not up to the child and of course you know there are sickness that's that you know we understand there's there's actual reasons and and excused unexcused are accounted for and we also follow up with I think a very similar program that's used throughout the district to send out letters to folks you know at 5 10 15 different absences and make meetings with people to just try to understand how we can support them to do better.
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So all we're asking is hey we'll spread the word it's here and it's for kids and it's for a good use. So thank you so much and there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank Yes I do send a digital copy as well. Yes. So I just want to say thank you personally and girls you did a wonderful job. And that is sounds like the beginning of a long career. Um and and advocacy and maybe a little legislative policy perhaps down the road. So thank you mom and thank you girls and we'll definitely get the word out. Thank you. >> [applause] >> Okay and continuing on. So under the superintendent's report So just a couple things. Um, so speaking of legislative advocacy, it's a good segue. Um, I think um, most of the board knows we took a pretty sizable group of students up to um, to the capital building to advocate on behalf of a formula increase for ECS.
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Palace. That's what it's called. Palace. >> Yeah. Uh you know how to play it? Oh, good. Teach me. All right. Um but it's fun. I mean, they're all in circles. They're all around people going from side to side engaging in Uno. That's my favorite. I sit down and play with them Uno if they don't cheat. Um but it's fun now. People are people are talking. Kids are engaging. Um the basketball courts, the volleyball courts, the football, all that is going on because no one's on their phones or no one's on their Chromebooks. So it helps like she said with our seal, but also just communication all. And then in yellow, as you see, as of this report, cuz I knew we shouldn't have put in the report, but as of this report, there would have been no there would have been zero reports of cyber bullying.
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And that it was legally ill that it was legally wrong. And now we have a Supreme Court confirming that. Also, around the country, lawsuits are starting to come in and judgments are being made. So, I hope that the Chico Unified School District is not the last school district in California to drop this insane policy. Thank you very much. Thank you. Sir, did you I I think I saw another hand. Was there another hand? Okay. Come on up. Sorry, not a sir. Ma'am. I might look like a sir with this haircut, but it's okay. Hi. Um I was also 3 years ago here. I was one of the parents who was staying here until 1:00 in the morning uh and uh sadly listening to the decision of this board to have a parental secrecy policy. It was a devastating evening for me and for many other parents in the Chico Unified School District.
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And so you you can see we're at 800. That is a drastic change right in allocation. So that would flip your your allocation down to, you know, just a few less than $100,000. And then so you'd be operating years upside down. You can sustain that right now. But if you went heavy, really heavy this year, um that may not be sustainable for a couple years while you weather maybe a recession, a a recession time like, you know, the 089, right? It wasn't, you know, it's a couple years where we had to weather that storm until it the fund rebounded. So, >> well, I I'll bow to your expertise, but and I can't speak for the entire board, just for myself, but I I certainly would want to compensate the teachers to the highest level that we can afford to do as a district all the time, right?
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But if you have to, you want it over and the vast majority of the work that's going to be done is over the actual plane surface. It's where a lot of the noise is going to be coming from. Yeah. It's not to say that wouldn't help doing it on either side up in the balcony areas, but >> we're guessing at that point that's not our part. >> So, the entrance area has those >> Panels, those whatever that cloud panels or whatever. Could those be >> Are you talking about that athletic entrance? >> Yeah. Oh, okay. Great things. >> Yeah. Could you have ones that are vertical that kind of sit between >> Yeah, I mean, I think you could. Well, my understanding was you still get you really need to turn it to stop it and you also want to get the deflection off the ceiling, right?
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It's a good tool, but it doesn't solve the problem. Thank you for that question. I I I think that products like that are great. These kids will find a way around it every single time. All right, so hopefully I didn't scare you too much and hopefully I scared you just enough. Vapes and drug trends. These are all vapes. That upper left hand looks like it's a uh white out pen. Nope, it's a vape. Hoodies. Hoodies with the vape in there. Uh smart watches. This is just the tip of the iceberg. They They are so creative with this stuff. And here's the thing. We don't know what's in those vapes. We know if it's a regular vape, it's bad enough. THCA, THC, Delta 8, Delta 9, Delta 10. They'll go up to delta 10 million by the time that that we're done with this. I hope that you guys watch legislation because last year there was a bill and it almost passed to allow the sale of psilocybin.
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Oh, it does an up air and does an up special. Try for a PK Thunder too. Ooh. Izzy trying to punish it with a >> Wow, that was big. >> Yeah, that was pretty big, actually. >> The stage seems bigger. >> The stage is bigger with uh two platforms on either side. Is he throwing out a flaming sword and an up and an up special as well? >> Speaking of flames. Ooh, does a back throw. >> But it doesn't kill. Doesn't kill. Izzy still got all of her stock. Does a down throw. That was really good, actually. >> Oh, and doesn't special, but goes a little too far to the right with that one. If she had gone a little far a little closer to the left, if she had been a little closer to the left, she totally would have killed him with that move.
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>> Any discussion? >> Okay, we'll vote now. John >> I >> Jody >> I >> Dustin >> I >> and myself I'm an I. >> Any public comments? >> So we'll move on to action items 26-109 approval to advertise for cafeteria bids. Dr. Brown. >> Yeah. I'm recommending the board give approval to advertise for the cafeteria bids for the period of July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. Group three food and other products. We anticipate that we will procure the bread and the dairy bids from the Wilson Center. So asking for approval. >> Can I get a motion? >> I'll make a motion to approve 26109. >> Can I get a second? >> I'll second.
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