I mean, learning is fully shut down. Ceiling tiles can be missing and the learning environment can still continue. Lighting can be a little bit different and it can still continue. So, those things are lower lower priority. So, if you're always you're always chasing the most highest priority and I I I hesitate to do this, but I'm going to go ahead and do it. I invite you to just look up with where you're sitting here. You have several fixtures out, other several fixtures that are different color temperatures. That is due to it is much lower on the priority to get things done. >> One of them is psychedelic right now. >> It is. That's indicative of a ballast that is going bad and needs to be replaced. Yeah. A ballast. A ballast runs for that particular fixture runs about $280 for that particular fixture plus light bulbs.
And so on this one, since SAT is separated and it's its own 10%, it will not come on the right-hand side of additional knowledge. It's taken out as a Other tests are taking in. Um Um classical learning test is a possibility or the ACT. So, it would not be part of the choices. SAT would not be, but those two could be. And so, if we look at examples, I feel like it makes it a little bit clearer. We'll just look at a few examples. So, this would be a K-3 student. So, on your chart, if you find the K through 3, you see on the academic mastering a student is going to earn points for that. If they pass I-Learn uh or I-Learn proficiency in ELA and math. So, when you look up here, and I'm going to kind of point, this student is proficient approaching proficiency in I-Learn math.
And she does. Payton Trip has just been released, so she is getting back onto the field and now it's seven on seven again. Pass into the middle. It was high. Lily Vitti took a shot to the head. That is going to be a card on Shrewsbury. Lily Vitti will now get a free shot to goal. And Shrewsbury will down a player for 2 minutes. The 8:54 mark, so until 6:54 they will be down a player. Goals across penalties at the high school level are not releasable as we saw when Shrewsbury scored in the the man-up situation. Well, apparently they are not going to award a free shot there. They're just They're They're going to call it a foul, but quite sure what what's being signaled here. Oh, change your mind again. So, there it is, a free shot. I'm not quite sure why he sent her behind, but now back out to the 8-meter.
7:00. Um just a reminder to everybody that we do have another meeting next week for the public hearing. Oh my gosh, 2 weeks. Oh gosh, we just got out of here and I was like, oh we have to come out 2 nights next week, but it's not. It's 2 weeks from now. Let me make sure I have it. Just like the kids, I also stop working this time of year. My brain is done. My brain just did all the hardest work. My brain is done. Um tapping out. Um and just cafeteria monthly update, their year-to-date profits are up. Um there's a higher participation and better menu and meal offerings. Um the breakfast meal counts are up by breakfast count meals and lunch meals are up by over 2,400, um which is great. So, and then our CARE program, which is our before-and-after school program, they're doing they do summer care, so that's planning underway.
Now, for about $250, we can actually put an entire flat panel LED fixture up there. Once again, that makes sense. Or does it make sense to put a light bulb up there so at least we have light over for the board? It's been that kind of way. I have a particular example real quick that we are dealing with. Uh there is a door that's not working on one of these campuses. I won't share that information. Those that know it know it. So, the quick fix would be to padlock this door closed or find a way just to secure it. That's been what we've done as a district for the last many years. The correct way to fix this door would be spend the $2500 that it would take to build to get a new mullion, the door closers, the new push bars, or because we've trying to prioritize where we're bleeding the worst.
So, this student has moved to the second level. The student also on the right has passed I-Read. So, now that's moved them to the second column. And then lastly, they passed I-Read and met an additional success indicator. So, maybe it was attendance. I don't know what it was, but maybe their attendance was the the indicator that worked for them. Or maybe um they were ELL and they did well on WIDA. Um so, that's moved this student to 95. And so, we would take that 95, average it with everyone else, and that would be our grade. This is a grade 4 through 8. And as you can see, as as they go up in in grades, there are more options for them. The focus on literacy in the K-3 3 is is really heavy, but then as they move along, it opens up to more opportunities of earning points.
Lily got couldn't get the shot off. Got it to Forster to McGinnis. McGinnis tried to underhand it. Good shot, just missed the net. Ashland still maintains possession. Again into the middle, that one didn't connect. Unfortunately, the woman-up situation doesn't yield a goal for Ashland. Shrewsbury's making their way up the field. Ashland going to try to get a double team on here just as Shrewsbury did. Paige O'Donal comfortable with the ball. Ran away from the Ashland defenders and Shrewsbury's able to work it around to the outside. Now they get the double team on Kendall Westerlund there. Comes up with the ball. Exactly how you want to do that. Get that double team, you got the pressure. Payton Trip up to Celia Callahan. She's getting swallowed up by Shrewsbury. Nico Welsh on a infraction. Now back to Alana Duffy, they're going to try to reverse the field.
All the trips have been scheduled. Um currently enrollment for summer care is around 40. The max we'll take is about 50. Um and we have some slight program fees increases for summer and next year. Again, that's a self-supporting program. We haven't raised any of our fees in probably 8 years or so. Um so, it was time. Um we do snacks, all this stuff, so all those prices are going up, and we've kind of remained a little stagnant. So, in order to keep that program self-sufficient, minor increases there. Um So, that was finance committee. Um Sorry guys, I'm like taking the seal on the show today. Um New Jersey school boards, I haven't seen anything from them. Ed services commission, nothing. Um Pine Hill, what you got? Hi. Um you're doing great. No, Pine Hill had their meeting. They had um uh winter sports update. I think I've been to two meetings actually because they didn't not the budget meeting, right?
In times, we have done the $20 fix where we just put a a padlock on the door when it probably didn't need a padlock. It really really needed to be fixed the right way. But due to the times and the financial struggles that we were having at those particular moments, that is why we did that this way. But now we need to pass the bond so we do it right. So what you have here is this is uh pictures of your existing shower facilities and locker room facilities and your your sporting areas. And as you can tell, those showers are outdated. And uh uh there are other better and more ADA compliant facilities that need to be put in. Again, this is another picture of one of your bathrooms in uh in one of your schools there. Again, this shows the lack of ADA compliant uh space there.
Um so, on this one, this student I-Learn math was approaching proficiency. Once again, that second row. Additional skills and knowledge would move them over. Accelerated in academic progress. Um so, that means um on this, it could be more than a year's growth on I-Learn. And then uh proficiency in social studies and I social studies I-Learn. So, that's where when we looked at the academic part, social studies now counts and and science now counts in that. And then grades 9 through 10 example. On the back, for a ninth grader to be on track, they have to have credit two credits in math, two credits in English, two credits in science, social studies, or foreign language. So, this student is in ninth grade on track, trying to get students before they get behind. Um and and making sure that we're not the reason they're getting behind. Making sure their credits are where they were.
Get it clear over to Fries. Quickly gets it to Marceglia into the middle to Forster. That was good ball movement by Ashland. Samantha Sayre now with it. Back to Forster. And finally up to Trip. Another card being called on Shrewsbury. They're going to be down two players now, although their first player who was carded will be back momentarily. But for right now, this is a seven on five situation. Trip quickly got the ball to Lily Vitti, got the pass off. Shrewsbury's got one player back. McGinnis into Trip. Cannot get the shot off. It's a scrum. Lily Vitti comes out of there with it. She's tied up. It's going to stay Ashland ball. And it does. Good work by Lily Vitti. Awarded the ball out at the 12. This is not a free shot. I'll take it back. Yes, it is. Forster with the ball on top over to McGinnis.
They had their winter sports update um and they went through basically all the accolades of all the winter sports. So, the winter sports actually did really good. Boys bowling, girls bowling, like bowling, basketball, wrestling, they all did really good um this winter. Um they too were working on the budget and they had that submitted. So, they're kind of in the same boat as us. Um they had a music extravaganza, which was really cool. It looks like they did like all all the schools music programs had one big concert. So, it was like singing, it was chorus bands, some of the um yeah, I heard that that's like a great idea. So, hopefully they'll keep doing that cuz that seems really cool. Um we have the superintendent evaluation coming up there and then just spring time before all the They're in trip mode in the schools as well.
Oh, here's another good picture of the showers. Again, you can see the rust damage. You can see the tiling missing. Um, I don't think they use these anymore and it's probably a reason why they don't use them anymore. This is uh uh to show what could be done. The picture on the right is a rendering of what it could be done. And in fact, you guys have done some other locker room facilities that look look good that are that are newer and they're very very similar to this. This is our last slide and this is shifting all the way over to the elementary school. And these are pictures that show there's some heaving that is occurring in your uh corridors that is displacing your flooring. And this picture shows some of the doors that cannot open. U luckily that that door on the far left that's a storage room closet I believe.
So, on this one, this student was a ninth grader on track. Initial points based on academic mastery. And then regular school attendance, so allowed them to move a step. Advanced CTE. And so, then they missed that last, so this student received an 85. And last one, grades 11 through 12. Honors seals on enrollment, the academic outcome. So, they're dropping down to the honor seals. And then on this one, additional knowledge and skills, college career coursework, and then a credential of value, and then passing the ACT math. So, it's a lot, but it really I feel like gives us a picture of the whole child and not just that academic side. Um I had asked Mrs. Manerud to present this in detail tonight because I wanted both us and anyone else who watches later to see that this complicated structure um that the state has chosen for benchmark or that goalpost for public schools.
She's going to try to get it into the middle. Got a lane, got a shot, and it's a goal. Number three on the day for Maggie McGinnis. That one coming on a pass from Ashley Forster. Lane kind of opened up for her. I'm not sure she was expecting that necessarily, but when it did, she took advantage of it. Time out on the field. Score is now Shrewsbury 12, Ashland five. Just over halfway through the third quarter, 5 minutes 55 seconds left. So far on the score sheet, five for Ashland, two for Lily Vitti, three for Maggie McGinnis. I have unofficially assists for Payton Trip, one for Maggie McGinnis, and one for Ashley Forster. Got three draw controls for Payton Trip, one for Ashley Forster. Draw controls have certainly been in favor of Shrewsbury with 17 goals on the board, three quarters started. That means there's been 20 draw controls and I only have four registered for Ashland.
Trips and uh the prom and all the all the spring activities coming up. Spring sports in full swing in Overbrook, too. They're doing So far, so good, I think, also in spring sports. So, rocking. Their baseball field was completely uh redone this year. They put in new dugouts >> new dugouts and they redid all the the sod and everything. I was like, "Really awesome." >> Yeah, and I think they said they're doing the softball field then. One of the next things to do. They're redoing a lot. That's great. Getting a new roof, like there's a lot going on over there >> Yeah. In Pine Hill. But, all good. Bringing some of the trees in there again. >> Yeah. Yeah, stop going. them. Yeah, agreed. Um All right, and then Camden County School Boards, there is a meeting on May 7th. Um some Oh, you can now go to the disregard.
Yeah. So, it is not an occupied um school space, but whatever is happening there needs to have some investigation and figure out how to correct that. Thank you very much for the time. We appreciate it.
And while there are many quality ways a student can have individual experiences and it rewards growth and and students reaching for things that beyond diploma. So, diploma plus credentials and work-based learning, it has to then incorporate with what we do a strategic plan um to make sure that what our goals are aligned with what the expectations are for our students and for our schools, which will go back to receiving letter grades like they used to. I believe that was probably with all the pauses for COVID and rule changes um greater than probably 6 to 8 years now, it would seem like. Um so, that is a change. This year will be tricky. We will get a letter grade based on this year's performance in the fall, but we didn't even have these official benchmarks that we were being tested on until about March. But as schools move forward, we'll better be able to work through that, know areas of focus and improvement, and be able to align them with what we're work we're going to do in the strategic plan.
I think it's a little bit more than that, but I think it's representative of the difference in the Shrewsbury to to Ashland in that that kind of number. I I If it's not four, it's maybe six or seven. So, still a decisive advantage for Shrewsbury. Starting with the ball more than twice as often as Ashland and with twice as many goals, so. Beautiful spring day for girls lacrosse, but it is breezy. Teams taking the field, Shrewsbury is still down a player. So, Ashland will have an advantage if they can get the draw control. And girls lacrosse when there is a a man-up situation, the offending team always has to be down a player in the zone where the ball is. So, on defense, that means they're playing with one less defender. If they have the ball in the offensive zone, they're playing with one less offensive player.
OH, YEAH. SORRY, NEVER MIND. I don't know. You remind me when the public hearing is, please? Um that would be super helpful. All right, so at this point we're going to go into public comments. Your um candidates, right? Um Kyle and Lauren. Um these are our four candidates. So, what we're going to do is once we go into um the public comments, obviously we have the same questions for both of you. We'll ask one of you just to step out so no one hears repeat other questions. Um we will not make a actual decision tonight after we're done interviewing. Um we will go into executive executive session so they can discuss, and then you'll get an email from me um within the coming days because whoever is selected will need to go through the fingerprinting process and all of that stuff before um we would appoint to the board.