214 so far this season for him. >> That is upstairs. A ball and a strike. >> That was close. I think he just outside the top corner. Top outside corner on that one. >> So Ferraro's on third. Caldwell, Adam Caldwell on second base. And on at first, Logan Irish. That one's outside. Two balls in one strike. Reekica's walked 13 batters in 24 and a third innings pitched coming into this. >> So, not an extremely like glaring amount of walks, but I feel like more than you'd expect as he gets a swing and a miss there. >> Nice pitch there. A couple of pitches up high and outside. Then he goes low with that one. >> You know, I think he get gets the batter looking up and then comes down low. You know, good mix of pitches there. >> Make it two and two with bases loaded.
So, meeting number one, they worked in in groups after we heard the the state of the district. I think that night there was about seven different groups and each group was able to come up with um what they believed was the top 10 strengths, the top 10 challenges, and then we had to have a conversation to then whittle down all that information into um a final consensus agreed upon top 10 strengths and challenges for each. That was just a little snapshot. Again, the full information is online, so you could see every single idea that was shared, and then how we kind of whittled it down. Meeting number two, just to get people to think cuz sometimes I know it's um I don't know, maybe some people are just natural visionaries where they're able to dream and think some people are just more concrete like me.
This is a great way for students to be thoughtful of others and give away books they no longer use to those in need. Skills USA wants others to be excited about reading and for communities to ensure reading is accessible to everyone. Also, the Samberg art department hosted their spring art show in which very talented art students were able to showcase their skills. There was a night in which families were able to see the art show and during the school day, students were able to see if their classes brought them to the showcase. Adding on, the people program participated in the special games at Stag last week and the theme was minions. Our marching band gave the team a special sendoff with a parade through the commons in front of many students and staff. This is always an event that students look forward to every year.
Any opposed? financial summary. >> That's really all I have. Um we'll get to talk about some other numbers in a little bit. >> Okay, if that's all with that financial report, we move on to HR. Got one resignation. Taylor Zimmerman, social studies teacher at Northfield High School and that's effective at the end of this school year. underneath. Ruth Ays, English teacher, Northco High School, effective 810. Lisa Hobs, English teacher, North High School, effective 810. Brian Paul, assistant football coach, Southwood High School, coaching, that's effective immediately. Shelby Hawkins, substitute teacher for all schools, effective 12. Gloria Warner, English teacher. North High School effective 810. Brian Milikin, assist of football, Southwood High School. That's effective immediately. Tracy Kennedy, s summer secretary, Northfield High School, effective 62. Amanda Watson, summer secretary, Northville High School, effective 61. That's Yeah, I think that's South Amber. So that's for South Desiree Garrett, assistant chair, North Hill High School.
We're putting in uh plan under the Pawn Street mixeduse overlay district. Um but in the interim, this creates a uh much more robust financing package for Mr. wheeler. So, the five lots are on existing streets and some access left to the rear of the property.
>> But, but my prediction is if somebody's going to get it, it's going to be Merm. >> Yeah, I think second to that would be Chris Brad. Two lefties in the lineup. So, watch out if you're parking your car out there in right field. >> Yeah, I remember Chris hitting a home run in Stone Park when he was like 12 years old. I I remember >> I remember never thought anyone could hit it out there. >> No, no. I was very in fact I was going to hit the house which >> was tremendously far away but he did it. >> So Ben Price had a 12 pitch first inning. Two strikeouts. >> Mermlstein will lead off batting 200 so far this season. >> A lefty on lefty here. And here comes the first pitch. Swinging a miss. He was behind on that fast ball. >> And this looks like the best fast ball we've seen >> out of all the pitchers we've been around for.
Two-2. >> That's upstairs and the count is full. >> A walk would force home the second run of the inning here for Norton. >> Needs one. >> Still only one rout. The runners won't be going. >> We'll have to be a little bit cautious here. 3-2. >> Got him looking. >> Dropped in a beauty. Yeah, I don't know if that was a a curve or a change up, but the ball just came in and looked like it was high, then dropped in there for a strike. Great pitch by Chris. >> John Salem will bat next. He's also batting 214. >> Two outs and the bases loaded here for Norton. >> That's upstairs. >> Norton coming in on the season four and seven. So, >> not On paper, not a tough team. >> Clocker's six and four on the year. >> That's upstairs. >> The seventh batter of the inning here for Norton.
Sometimes it's very easy to live in the day-to-day, and that's one of the traps of a school and a school board. It's easy to get so focused on what's right in front of you today and next week and what's happening right now, and it's really important to be able to dream a little bit. While yes, realizing I joked around with them it'd be awesome if we had a billionaire drop in and and wrote a blank check and said, "Here's all the money, and you could do everything that you wanted to in the entire world, but you also have the understanding of you have finite resources, finite staff, finite money, but we still need to be able to dream and kind of create a picture of where we want this community and our students to be in 5 years, and what do we want to provide for them?
Additionally, Samberg theater students started performing MMA Mia as the musical this year. The show runs from Wednesday, April 29th to Saturday, May 2nd. This is such an iconic musical, especially with all the ABBA songs and a lovable story for all audiences. In spring athletics, girls track just hosted its annual invite in honor of the late staff member and coach Bill O'Donovan, while the boys team is hosting its annual Pete Stuck invite this weekend. Samberg badmitten starts its postseason today with the SWSC conference. On April 22nd, our athletics department hosted a signing day breakfast for all 32 seniors who have committed to play a sport in college. It was a great morning recognizing our Eagles who will continue their careers at the next level. To conclude, I would like to thank the board for the opportunity that I've had this year to share exciting news from Samberg.
That's effective immediately. And Rick Willoughby, assistant football for Southwood High School and that's effective immediately. We have one transfer and that's at Northfield. Ryan Soft is transferring from English to social studies and that's effective 810. A motion and a second to approve our HR report. >> Second. >> Got a motion and a second to approve our HR. All in favor say I.
Uh, in case anytime a subdivision that would be different than our proposal that's coming forward would be happy to ask answer any questions or respond to any comments. So, I'm sorry. We're was in communication with our other member who's trying to um come in uh online. So, I I missed some of this. So, you're creating that one, but two, three, four, and five. And those are their two residential standard lots. the the house on James Street, that large lot on the top of the plan, that's a lot. And then there will be another lot to the right of that, as you can see, that little square is an existing house of some other ownership. But then to the right of that, that sort of L-shaped uh lot, that would be a new lot. And then along um Pawn Street, there would be three potential lots where um the existing house that uh was bought, that little 30,000 square foot piece, um we'll have the house torn down.
>> Yeah. >> Comes the one. >> That one is up and in. Balling a strike. >> A little off speed there. Goes to the inside after going to the outside. >> Yeah, probably seems to have just >> amazing control up there. as he gets another swing and a miss as that was actually it looked like a tip there. So, it's a ball and two strikes. >> That pitch was in the lower outside corner. He's he's really uh >> putting his pitches all over the box here. >> Here comes the one two swing and a miss. He gets his third strike out. Three of the first five down via the K. >> Non-competitive at bat there. >> Yeah, our smart pitch by Price there. you know, he had two strikes and he went I think that pitch may have been a little bit out of the zone down the bottom, but as a hitter, you have to go for that, but he throws a great fast ball and it's tough to catch up to get your bat on that ball.
>> Nowhere for their nowhere for the runners to go except for home. And >> Bradica behind 20. And >> that's ball three. I predict uh batter will be taking all the way here. >> You'd assumed thrown over 20 pitches here in the first and he walks in a run. A four pitch walk to John Salem. A non-competitive at bat as Ferraro crosses the home plate. So it's two nothing. DJ >> compactman 192 on the year. >> I think I think Chris has to just get get some strikes in. Let let the batters >> swing at it. Let his fielders do something. >> He throws ball one to start. >> Here comes the one. Oh, he drilled him. >> That was right in the middle of the back. I felt that one. >> That one hurt me. I'm on my like I tightened up. >> Batter seems to be a tough kid though.
So, we would do an activity, you know, you were we did not create an actual podcast, but let's say New Jersey came in and said, "Evesham, it's the year 2031. We think you were this blue ribbon star school. You have done phenomenal work. What would the things that you have done over these past 5 years to get you to where you were in 2031 to be this model award-winning school?" And it allowed kind of to break down the walls a little bit, so people get away from the whole idea of like, "Well, we've done that. Well, you we can't do that. Well, we can never do that." And it tried to just break down the walls a little bit, so people could just freely share ideas of, "Wow, what would it really look like if there wasn't these barriers, while realizing there are very real barriers, and try to dream a little bit of what that would look like?" And so, based off that um we would work in groups and I, you know, we had them come up with a little fun name.
It is always a delight for me to see all of you every month and be able to be a bigger part of the D230 community. Thank you. Thank you. Good evening everyone. This past month has been filled with incredible Charger pride as we approach the final stretch of the school year. Our halls are filled with excitement and our students continue to showcase the spirit that makes Stag High School so special. Our seniors are currently making their f most of their final high school days. To keep spirits high, the senior class held a parking spot painting event for only $20. With supplies provided, students were able to leave the creative mark on our school. Furthermore, prom has def was definitely the highlight of the semester. Held at the Bridgeport Center Art Center, our students enjoyed an an amazing experience. From the massive elevator entrance to a night filled with dancing and my personal favorite, the mac and cheese dinner, the Charger Pride was truly on display as students celebrated with this milestone together. As we look ahead to the end of the school year, we are hosting our movie on the football field of celebration.
>> Are there any opposed? >> All right. We congratulate a few sitting here. >> Can uh Mr. Snider, if you mind, uh >> I don't know if Mr. Snyder told you, but we have 10 questions for each of you. I was going to say that before you already approved him, but we already approved you. So, I guess we can't ask these questions. So, I as >> Can we use notes? >> So, I guess I just asked Mr. Snder to introduce these these ladies that will be joining our family here at >> Yeah, be happy to and explain kind of where their positions will be. So, first of all, Brian Sco taught English. He was on the interview committee that helped me interview. And then Taylor Zimmerman going back to Ohio with family. So, he's not leaving of being upset with anything. It's just where him and his wife's from and they have some family issues and they just want to be closer to home, which I know we all get that.
It's condemned anyway. And would provide with some land in the back, enough frontage and area for those two lots. And then just north of that, there could be a road into the back in the future possibly. And then that final fifth lot. So that tells me that not that it's relevant to this discussion, but it tells me that the project that was being looked at and came before the board several times is probably changing dramatically. >> No, this has no effect on it. This is simply a financing package enhancement. a single lot which was the first appraisal came in because of the lot that he acquired on Pawn Street. And looking at that valuation in our appraisal, we said, "Okay, five lots that would be approvable would create a much more robust financing package for Mr. Wheeler." >> Okay. Not That's something not not in my wheelhouse.
>> As Jake Lame takes a close pitch for strike one's had a good season so far, 286. a guy who didn't start as a regular in the lineup, but because of slumping hitters and just the way it's gone, he's snuck his way in as that one sky high down the first base side and out of play. So, quickly nothing in two. >> Bryce has got ahead of >> believe every hitter he's seen. >> Foul ball almost hit the uh the Ashley Parrot huddled over there on the down the right field line. Nothing in two here to >> Lame. >> Price delivers. >> He went around. >> Ball gets away. Oh, the catcher fell down and Lame is safe. >> Ball drops. >> It is a little bit wet. It rained earlier. Adam Caldwell had trouble fielding it. He hit the deck and then the throw.
He >> He'll feel it later. No problem to him at all. Yeah, >> he's going to get that one later. >> Yeah. >> Right on the back. So, it's three nothing there. A walk and a hit by pitch to bring in the next two runs. >> The last batter of the order here. >> It is. Evan Ingram >> batting 67. He flies it into straightaway center. Back goes Ian McCoy. Comes in and makes the catch. So Bradica will leave the bases loaded, but not before the damage is done. The Lancers score three in the first and they lead it three to nothing. Here come the clockers. >> Well, it's only the only bottom of the first inning. So we got a lot a lot of uh playing to do. And um Ashlin has showed they're able to put a lot of runs on the board.
There was one group, just a little snapshot. One group named their podcast Excellence in Evesham. And they came up with in the year 2031 for us to be this award-winning school, here were some of the things that that particular group thought that would be some of the wonderful things from SEL to the early childhood foundation for all, passionate staff that's invested in um a ton of extracurricular activities, there was something for every child in this in this town and school district, you know, beyond the classroom experiences, STEM innovation, modernized facilities, strong community partnerships, and comprehensive curriculum content. So, as you can see, that's one snapshot, a lot of really good ideas were shared in that. And so, from that when you had, say, information like this and you had all the different groups there and say, "Okay, based off those ideas what are some of the like the big bucket ideas where this can really flow into?" Because that was to really help us set the table for meeting three where we were going to actually create goals and objectives.