>> Bradica >> looked to have his first scoreless inning. 3-2. >> Just missed for ball four. >> Just went with the off speed there, but the ball didn't um I don't think it I don't think it dropped the way he was hoping it would drop right at the end there. >> DJ Compagnan has reached base for the second straight time. Hit by pitch and now a walk. >> That'll send up Evan Ingram. He's 0 for one. Top of the lineup would be next for Bradica to face. >> First pitch is a high strike. >> Very short lead over there on first base. >> Yeah, DJ Compagnum is three for five on steals. Hey, let's go. >> So far this season, >> she's one of the few guys who've stolen a handful of bases that has been thrown out. >> Taking a little bit longer of a lead over there.
I going to mention the living document aspect of this. Um And and I would define that as living in two senses. One, that there can be variables external to our district that may impact aspects beyond our control of this strategic plan. But then there are also internal intrinsic ways that we may see we want to adapt and add to and further articulate this plan as we move across three years. Three years is a long time, right? One year is a long time. And um excited to see where that story goes. So, thank you, everybody.
Round of applause for Lamese. She has some good colleges still on her decision tree uh including University of Illinois Chicago, University of Illinois Champagne and Depal University. And she hopes to study business administration on a pre-law track. Round of applause for Lemise. Hello again uh for the our T-bolts superintendence advisory seniors and just step up so that they can see you when I call you. Uh Drew Alexander who you seen earlier tonight again Indiana University Bloomington major in finance with a minor possibly in AI. Congratulations, Drew. Zire Foster Zire is going to be playing football. He's going to be competing at St. Francis and his major is going to be sports management. Congratulations, Zire. You've met Natalie a few times tonight. What's one more time for this champion? Natalie Orban running cross country and track at University of Wisconsin Ashkosh. Dr. Noling is missing a great opportunity and nursing for Natalie.
Is that going to be a I I think when we talked about this last time, I believe that was the only change changing from >> We had to wait until today to do it because this is your public hearing. So, I couldn't have changed it, altered it, voted on it. >> Oh, okay. Because this is the draft that went out when you posted it. So, this is what we had to discuss. So, now with this change, you can vote to approve it with this amendment. And then this we'll send this amendment to the town clerk and this is what goes to town meeting. >> Okay. Got it. >> So >> if you choose to approve it. >> Yes. So let's make sure we open it then up to is there any uh anyone that may have come on come on to >> Nobody's raised their hand.
>> You know, like Ashlin has played some. >> That one's about straight back. >> They've actually won three straight games. >> Norton has. Yeah. I mean, Ashley's actually, you a lot of their wins are against teams with pretty poor records. Um I think except for Hoffington. the rest of the, you know, the teams with the better records, they've they've lost. >> So, that's a strike. >> So, although Norton's four and seven, they may have just faced some very top tier teams. >> Another foul ball straight back >> and still. Nobody heard it on that, which is good. >> 11 games into the season, still got plenty of time. Four and seven is not necessarily a bad record. >> And you still got, you know, nine games left, including this one. And if you can, if you're playing good opponents and losing, at least your strength of schedule stays, you know, high.
>> And back down. Ratica will throw over again. It's >> nothing and one here to Evan Ingram. Had that nice play at third base last inning. Here comes the 01. >> That's a fly ball into center field. McCoy comes on and he makes the catch. >> Had a couple nice catches here in the third. Bradica will leave a man at first as we go to the bottom of the third. Four nothing Norton. >> I think he should go over and thank the Norton bench for hitting balls right to him, which is uh which is always nice. Yeah, >> I mean he he's quick and he's got a great range, but you know, so far the balls to him have been um for him anyway. For me, they would have been tough, but for him they were uh you know, cake. Um but I'm sure things will change as we get further into the game.
Any questions? It'll come back There we go. All right, we're going to >> [sighs] >> move on to budget. Uh Thank you. Yeah, thank you so much. Thank you. Final budget presentation. District mission Just as with the strategic plan this is our North Star. I'm hearing the echo from the strategic plan description of it, but that is true. North Star, true north. It's what we follow and what we steer by. Budget goals These remain true year to year. The work on the 27 28 budget, can't believe I'm saying these words like 2K feels like yesterday, but the work on that next year's budget starts. It's already ongoing, but it officially starts tomorrow. So budgetary context This is This is one of my drums to beat. So people here We talked about this in our testimony before the state assembly budget committee, before the state senate budget committee.
Um not not here tonight because of her own competition is Asuare Oatiki. She's going to Northern Illinois University to study public health as well. Um with us also Daniel Pera Daniel is going to UIC University of Illinois Chicago engineering on a premed track. Congratulations, Daniel. Also, Leanne Sleman. Leanne is going to Marine Valley to uh study diagnostic medical sonography as well as cardiac synography. Fun fact about Leanne, when she entered Andrew High School four years ago, she did not speak English and now she is not only a superintendent's advisory leader, but a leader for Andrew High School. Congratulations, Leanne. Mr. Olsson get up and let her see. We have six amazing stag chargers here. Incredible leaders within our school, not only on the superintendent advisory, but also on principal's advisory and also holding a number of leaderships uh uh positions across the school. I'm so sorry to see them go, but I'm so excited for their futures.
>> No hands raised. >> Okay. Have to have one public comment on our bylaw. >> Yeah. I was just waiting to see if anybody online was going to be coming on. But Mark 119 Main Street again to form this committee ad hoc or as a as a group. You still need a forum a quorum. Yes or no? >> Yes. This would be a public um public committee. What? >> Right. So it would have the same regulations about posting um posting meetings and having meeting minutes that other committees would. >> And by doing ad hoc is that is there is there a slight difference between that and a and a and a quorum or ad hoc or not? >> Um no I think ad hoc is about how the committee is formed and a quorum is a quorum. >> Yep. And uh what's the minimum what would be the minimum number ad hoc or quorum?
That way weighs into some of the rankings. >> Yeah. The way MIA ranks, it's based on strength of schedule, strength of the team you're playing, and the runs you put up or run differential. So Norton could be four and seven and be a higher much higher rated than a team that's, you know, 10 and two. >> That one's cracked into center field. A base hit, second hit for Caldwell here on the afternoon. >> So got to two strikes. Yeah, perfect placement on that line drive, you know, just over the second baseman's head and too short for um Ian to be able to get to it. Um it just dropped in there for a base hit. >> Seems like every time there's we have a game, seems like there's always two guys who have the same last name and that's the case. There's an Adam Caldwell just got that hit.
So that was nice. You know, we we had a a no- run inning there for Ashlin. We'll see if they canort >> they can uh get the bats going against Price. He's thrown two scoreless with four strikeouts. It'll be Austin Turnliffe, Ian McCoy, and then back to the top with Laro. Only base runner for Ashland so far has come off of the pass ball on the strikeout. >> So, we have the eight eight and nine batter for Ashlin, right? >> Yep. >> Did you say that? >> Yes. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. I guess I should I guess I should pay attention when you talk, right? >> Don't even Don't even worry about it. I already forgot about it. >> Get the scoreboard working here. Uh, which doesn't happen all the time, but is happening now, which is nice to see. >> Yeah. Last couple games.
And uh that was Everybody here is in that Everybody there was in this room. So Mr. Mason, Mr. DeMarzi, Mr. Wiskowits and myself um and uh cuz the state needs to understand this. There are districts that spend twice as much twice per pupil what we spend. And are 99% funded by the state. So I'm sorry, 99% funded by by the state. Meaning yes, meaning partly funded by Evesham. Um seventh leanest There's so much data there. Anyone can go look. It's it's a rabbit hole, very interesting and very important to understanding where we are. And I'm going to pass it over to Mr. Eights. All right. Thank you. Good evening, everybody. Uh so, we'll get right into it. Thank you. So, um this changed slightly from our tentative. There were some changes. We the board held a work session um in a couple weeks ago. At that work session, some of those changes were we were restoring late bussing to its full capacity.
First we have Omar Farooq. Omar is going to be 10 attending the University of Illinois at Champagne Erbana studying chemical engineering. Then we have Sadine Muhammad. Sadine is going to go be going to the University of Illinois Chicago studying bio uh biology on a premed track. Uh we have Selma Sal who will also be attending UIC and will be studying integrated health sciences. Uh her counterpart and partner in crime uh Amelia Chevchic. Amelia is going to be studying to be an ultrasound technician um at Marine Valley Community College. And then we have Ryan Wal. Ryan just got off the court from volleyball. Um he is here. Um he will be attending and he told me I had to say this either the University of Illinois or Indiana University. He's going to have a surprise reveal and didn't want this meeting to be the surprise reveal.
What's the minimum number of ad hoc? >> Three. We we're saying three to five. So three would be a minimum. >> Okay. And um yes, it was you you were appointing the design committee some years ago that you two were working hand sometimes. Yes. Sometimes no. on for special projects. Is this is the design committee that is is are they is there still a design committee formed >> at the current time? There's no design review committee. >> Well, the committee like exists. There's just no members on the committee, right? Doesn't >> That's right. >> Yeah. The the physical thing exists, right? There's just no members. >> The bylaw exists, but there's no members on it. Okay. I just want to make sure. >> So, does that mean that um the chairman chairman Rooney left too? >> Also, this is actually no >> there are no members on the on the committee at this the current time.
There's also an Evan Caldwell who is not in the lineup today, but you'd assume with a last name, it's not as common that they are brothers. As he's going on the first pitch, that one is bounced there. Was a swing and a miss by Irish, but Caldwell will get into second base easily. >> Yeah, he picked the right pitch to go on that, you know, that ball um was in the dirt. >> Didn't have a chance to test Grow's arm there. It's >> nothing and one to Irish. >> So if that goes down as a stolen base, Caldwell will be five for five on the season. >> That one knocks down Irish as he takes a seat. It's one and one. for a second. >> Irish so far is one for two. >> Huge lead being taken on second base. >> That one upstairs. Good job by Guo to corral it.
I don't even know who's controlling it, but we'll take it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Who I wonder who the mystery scoreboard person is. >> Oh, one of the coaches are actually doing something. Always nice to take Digs a coach. Great. Great coaching staff here. >> Definitely. >> So, coming have uh Austin Trunk Cliff who's a junior. >> Yep. >> Righty batter. >> Yeah. More lefties than righties in the Clockers lineup today. >> Yeah. >> With no Grumb Bum playing. Ian McCoy who bats ninth will hit from the left side as well. >> A little bit of advantage then to the lefty pitcher >> definitely facing Ashlin because you know you always have a a slight advantage go going to you know same same side >> batter. So yeah, that's why in the majors you often see a lot of guys who aren't allstar caliber lefties get platooned for with righty batters when lefties are on the mound.
We were able to do that by increasing our revenue target on clubs and activities by accounting for some breakage. Um And let's continue. So, final budget total next year $102,395,600. And here we can see our revenue year over from fiscal year 26 to 27. Won't bury the lead. We're looking at local tax levy with an increase of 2% or just about $1.8 million next year. Um some highlights here. You all can see those. I won't go through them line by line, but tax levy incentive aid, that is the aid that we received last year as a result of taking the additional tax authority. So, the state said you can take uh your 14.2 million roughly, then we're going to give you $710,602 to go along with that. That represents a fiscal cliff for us in this year because that money is not available to us.
but he got into the business colleges at both those prestigious university. Um, and so we're super excited him. We are keeping your secret. And then finally, uh, the one, the only, the one you all know, Mo Wong. Mo is going to be attending Illinois Wesian and is going to be studying education in uh, looking at science or business. Either science or business. You can do both. makes you more. Yeah. Mr. Mr. Psych will help out. Mr. Pip will help out too. Okay, there you go. Everyone, Stag High School's graduating class, the seniors on superintendent advisory. Thank you for your voices. You represent the present and the future and we wish you the best of luck. Thank you. I'm not going to officially clear them out until the curriculum spotlight which has kids because last time I did that. So I'm going to try. They can cross public comments.
>> So, this is actually a um a reach out to form >> a reach out to for >> this is an attempt to start new. >> Yes. Yes. Thank you. Um just looking at that staring at that we are calling it design plan review on line one then we call it form design review in the next parah then we call it design review committee is there a way we can consistent with the naming here not sure where that design plan review I'm guessing it the section that it's under it's under the section design plan review design plan review committee >> okay and what is form design review is conducted >> the first line >> so form is the form of this bylaw so that stays as it is and then design review committee design review is conducted by a committee so this falls under design review in chapter 282 so this committee is a is a subsection under design review that's why it's numbered that way.
And it's two balls in one strike. >> Lefty batter. So second baseman is playing kind of in the gap right between second and first so he's not holding him on and stop running back. Shriber goes to cover and Caldwell is back in there safely. >> You mentioned Chris Bradock always trying to keep his runners >> on their bases. Two and one >> inside. That was very inside. >> Three balls and a strike after couple quick innings in a row for Bradica here. >> Looking to avoid letting first two runners reach >> 3-1 is a strike. Good fast ball. Count is full. as Irish will take a timeout. >> Little too much time there. 3-2 and Bradica will step off. >> The runner on second base doing a good job of distracting pitcher. >> Big pitch here from Bradica. 3-2 is poked. Foul into the woods.