>> Yeah. Six on five. >> Six on five. >> Nope. >> Oh. Six on four. >> The guy in Nit was trying to catch the ball from his own teammate and got eliminated. >> Nic police. >> Oh, another NIC player out. >> This is uh five on three. >> Five on three. Yep. Ball bounced. >> Oh, there's an elimination on Franklin. Four on three. >> Oh, she and she dropped it. So, we have a three on two. Three on two. >> OH, TWO ON TWO. >> OH, she's out. >> We one. Here we go. Oneonone. Let's do it. Let's get the crowd going. OH, THAT JUST MISSED. >> I thought I almost hit him. Just missed. >> Blocked. >> OH, YEAH. NO, >> HE JUMPED OVER IT. >> WOW. >> OH, THAT'S IT. >> THERE IT IS. >> WOW. >> HERE WE GO. >> WE ARE GOING TO A FINAL MATCH.
>> Back to back. We had one player each. Now it's it's Here we go. best two out of three. Franklin won the first one, Nic the second one. >> So, uh, whoever wins this match, they take the ultimate title >> and it'll be the 2026 Battle of the Badgers champion. >> I'm just hoping we get another one one v one to end it. >> It's very possible, I would say. Yeah, >> kind of seems to be the theme of this. >> It should be. >> And you can tell if you just look at the players, they're sweating. They're into this. It's all fun and games until the trophy is on the line. And here we go. >> Well, from what I understand, both of these departments built dodgeball training facilities. >> And if they are if they didn't, then they're doing it next for next year.
>> Oh, there's an out on NIC. >> Six uh seven on six. >> Seven six. >> So Franklin has Oh. >> Oh, another out. >> Yeah. Seven on five. No, no, no. I'm sorry. We have someone on Franklin now. >> Six on five now. >> Six on five. >> Six now. Five on five. >> Nope. Five on four. >> First time NIC has had the advantage. Oh. >> Oh, there's another That was a double elimination. >> Down to two. Down to one. >> Down to one. HERE WE GO. >> NIC TITLE. AND THEY GOT IT. >> WOW. NIC police defend their title and they win the battle of the badges for the second year in a row. >> This is why NIC is the defending champs. They were down to one player in that first game. >> That was a quick That was a quick championship match.
>> What a match. >> They just went bang bang bang and >> congratulations to the young guns of NIT. >> Back-to-back champions. >> Unbelievable. And uh lot so many close matches here today. >> To me though, it will come down. My biggest memory was number 41. I think was that on Ashlin or was that Devon or Ashlin in the black shirt earlier in the pool games and you know she was by herself for about two minutes. Got hit in the head. Broke her glasses. Stayed in the game. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. I'd say she's uh an MVP today for sure. >> Yeah, definitely. But, uh, Nic Police, they win their second title in a row. And, uh, let's set it down to the floor for the championship announcement. >> A big thank you to everybody that came out here today. Thank you everybody once again for coming out to the second annual Battle of the Badgers dodgeball tournament >> in support of the Michael Wrestman Center and Johnny Krauss running the Boston Marathon in just a couple of short weeks a few short weeks.
>> That's going to do it for us. Thank you all very much. >> All right, there you have it. Nic Police, they win their second straight Battle of the Badges title. And Brian, it was a very fun day today. And uh again all these uh departments that participated 16 different police and fire departments raising funds towards the Michael Lizn now respit center which does so much good throughout the community. Great cause here today and a very fun day all around. >> Yeah, it was it was entertaining. I'm I'm so excited to be just part of this whole experience. Again, congratulations to NA. Congratulations to all the teams that participated. It started off with with an incredible national anthem, some great speeches as well, but uh a great event. I'm looking forward to next year. I think you know part of your your discussion with um I think it was Wendy.
They're looking to maybe double the amount of teams >> perhaps double it. They might have 32 departments uh for next year. So, we'll find out. But whatever the case, we'll certainly be there. And uh Brian, it was a pleasure uh working with you to bring this great event to the people today. >> Yeah, a lot of fun. Full house over here. And uh again congratulations and just big shout out to not only our crew but everyone that participated you know I think Wendy was sharing this this is a annual planning event over here. So right >> um congratulations to NIC to the community and um you know happy St. Patty's Day and you know great way to start your Sunday. So Tom it was a pleasure working with you and my first time hopefully not the last time and hopefully we can do this again next year.
>> Absolutely. I'm sure we will. And uh great working with you as well. And a big thank you to our tremendous crew today. John Ritz, Dave McCarthy, Mike Terroian, and for Brian Siet, I'm Tom Nappy. We thank you for watching the second annual Battle of the Badges to benefit the Michael Lisnell Respit Center. We hope you enjoy the rest of your Sunday and we'll talk to you again soon. Goodbye everybody. Oh no. >> You're a cycle gal. Now, lavender with ribbon trim. Oh, peach with puffed sleeves, pearls, frills, ribbons, beading, pink with ruffles. >> Poor tortured artist. >> You can try to picture yourself in every dress in the ton. Or you can use Google search to try on new looks. >> Nailed it. >> We have lost the light. >> Oh, nonsense. Mrs. Wilson, would you fetch a lantern? Heat. Heat.
Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to the Committee on Education. Hope you're all dried up from this past weekend. I understand we might be in for more rain, so hopefully we don't have another rain day. Two rain days in a month? Is that must be historical, right? So anyway, with that being said, uh you are here at the Committee on Education. Today is March 16th, 1:00 p.m. in room 229, and this meeting is being live streamed. Uh and if there's any difficulties, we will reconvene on Wednesday, 1:00 p.m. in this room, 229. And so, uh we'll want to let member um testifiers know you have a minute to give your testimony, and we will ask questions if we need more information. So welcome my committee members to my right, Senator Hashimoto from Maui, and to my left, Senator DeCourcy from Wainae. Senator Kidani is out ill today, so we wish her well, and um Senator Fukinaga may be in a little later.
March 16th, 2026. And I call this meeting of the role of education board of education to order. Sydney, would you please lead the role? Call the role. >> Arlandu >> here. >> Gerals >> here. >> Gonzalez Thomas. >> Kilberg >> present. >> Meadows >> present. >> Sliger >> present. >> Swiki >> present.
Mike check one, two. Mike check. >> Mhm. >> It is 7:00 and I would like to call the March 16th, 2026 Board of Education regular meeting to order. Can I have a roll call, please? Burton? Here. Delgado? >> Here. Dockman? Garrett? Up here. Herring? Here. Mazza? Here. Morley? Here.
Mhm. >> Would you mind calling the roll, please? >> Of course. Cara Caston? >> Here. >> Katie Courtney? >> Here. >> Ken Dawson? >> Here. >> [clears throat] >> Here. >> April Finan? >> Here. >> Dan Runner? >> Here. >> And Romina Papavero Gonzalez? >> Here. >> Thank you very much. >> I have a quorum.
I call this regular board of education meeting to order on Monday, March 16th, 2026 at 6 pm. If we could all please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of America. Thank you. If we could please get a roll call. >> Stacy Salt is absent. Julie Jetty >> here. >> Katherine Potter is absent. Mindy Hartman is absent. Jason Jansik >> here. >> Darling here. Bridget Sandlin. >> Okay. Next up we have the reason you're all here tonight. The community input the school highlight. Tonight it's the Oaknull Early Childhood Center. Mrs. Baker, good evening everybody. Thank you so much to all of our parents who came out tonight. Um I'm so glad the weather actually was we were able to get here with the weather this morning. We weren't sure, but we have a group of friends here who is they're very excited to perform for you.
Mhm. Mhm. Mhm. >> Our for regular board meeting on February 17th, 2026, our treasurer's reports, our payment of bills, payment of bills for the Northern Kane County Regional Vocational System, the approval of our overnight trip for our state wrestling competition, the approval of our IHSA SA membership for the 2026-2027 school year, the approval of math team overnight trip, the approval of an overnight band festival Disney trip coming up here at the end of March, beginning of April of next year, sorry, and the personnel our personnel report. So, if I could have a motion and a second before the consent agenda. Second. And roll call. Yes. All right, next I need a motion and a second to discuss and approve the resolution for dismissal of part-time teachers. So moved. Second.
Testing. Testing. 1 2 3. Testing. >> Testing. And then I got a lot of All right. A lot of We just got to take corner. Well, I'm hearing though, they're in for a big crash as far as all the big huge Airbnb market that's been floating too for too long now. It might not be a bad time to buy a house down there next year. >> Florida only Disney World made the governor angry during He did them or something like that. I'm sure Good evening, Mr. Gaos. How are we doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good, good, good. Uh, I got you on here. Your mic is live. Um, just waiting for everybody to walk in the room here. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> You're welcome, sir. I'd like to call this meeting to order, please. Again, this is only school board meeting 2011, regular board meeting.
America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> [cough] >> Okay, we do have a board quorum. We're one short, but we do have enough to do business. And do we have any board see items to add to the agenda this time? No. I think so. Very much so. Can I get a motion to approve the agenda as stated? I move to approve the agenda. I'll second. I have a motion and a second for approving the agenda.
I don't think so. I think it was I think I was I think I was transposed wrong. Yeah, that's one thing I can agree with you on. That's really it is. >> Okay, we'll play it by ear. Okay. >> [clears throat] >> Can you see the flag there? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Ready?
I want to point out you're very respectful. Every time I see in the cafeteria when I do lunch duty, I've never seen you cause any issue. You're always kind. You're always nice. You always do what you're supposed to. You set a high example for all students to follow. I think that's one thing that really sets you apart, makes you a great student that we should be proud of. So, CONGRATULATIONS. >> THANK YOU. >> [applause] >> SORRY ABOUT THAT. THANK YOU. CONGRATULATIONS. THANK YOU. All right. I have employee of the month and a student of the month. So, Alex, do you want to come up here? So, Alex Davison is a sophomore. [snorts] Big guy here. Uh Alex is always a friendly student. He's a good student citizen. He's a a student that I like a lot of people to look not just look up to you because you're tall, but because you are a a good student and good grades, A's and B's, I I noticed.
the RFP. Um, then it will go to the board and they're going to independently critique each of the bids and then we'll share that information hopefully in the April board and any possible vote on May. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> At any place will there be made available what the uh standards were you were asking of the contractor what you put the bid out for? >> Yeah, it's all online already. All that's Yeah, all that's been public. It's on our website. >> I went in there today, couldn't find it. >> Should be down at the bottom of the main page unless they took it off after the bids were closed. >> Uh, but we can definitely make that available. >> If you would, would you make sure that is so I can take a look at that? >> Yep. Yep. Because we published in the newspaper to put it out there as well.
meeting of March 16 to order. Roll call, please. >> President Duckworth, we have a full board present uh with Secretary Dere on the line. So, we'll do a roll call. >> Thank you. As a as a custom, please stand and join me in the pledge of >> alledgiance 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. At >> this time, we have good news. Jason Wenberg. Good evening. >> Thank you very much, President Duckworth, Superintendent Hoover, members of the board. We will dive into good news this evening. Uh, lots of good news since it's been a few weeks since our last board meeting. Big shout out to all of our high school musicians. These students are incredibly talented. They recently, as you can see on the screen, we're at the Victory Theater.
Everyone, please rise and join me with the pledge of allegiance. We have a special guest is going to lead it off. Madam flag of the United States of America and to the stands one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you. >> Outstanding. >> I welcome everyone. Call the meeting to order the looks like the March very snowy 2026 meeting of the Green Castle School Board. All right, starting off. Mr. G, do we have any adjustments to the agenda? >> I have no adjustments to the agenda this morning. >> All right, moving on to recognition. >> Mr. Roberts. >> Well, good evening. Tonight, I'd like to recognize Liam Styers Fleshman as a great example of what it means to be a respectful student. Liam consistently demonstrates respect in the way that he interacts with both adults and his classmates. He waits his turn, listens carefully, and he's always willing to lend a helping hand when someone needs it.