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Um, >> it's saying that four corners had something done too, but I don't know exactly. >> It's possible that they >> the what? >> Fencing. >> Green repair. >> No, but they may have had um >> their roof as well because the mushroom leaks the the little hallway between the mushroom and the main building. >> Wouldn't the fence fall under the wreck department? because the recck department's in charge of any exterior items. >> I don't know, but I remember that they were going to do the fence at Four Corners and then they found fencing left over at Newton and they brought it to Four Corners. Like it's all in that dock. Melissa, we got to get you um connected to the dock. >> Just if you have access to it, do you want to just share it with with her? >> Yeah, I'll share it with you.
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>> Thank you. >> Um and also access to it. It should it should really should be public. There are so many things that really should be public >> and we're working on it. [clears throat] Luckily, we've got three very like let's make it publicminded individuals uh on this meeting right now. So, um >> yeah, I think the more we make thing the public aware, the better off we'll be. >> Yeah. The more transparent we are, like the easier it is for us to just be like, you know, everything that we know, you know. Um okay, I'm conscious of the fact that we scheduled this for an hour. We're now 4 minutes past that and I don't want to keep you all too much longer. I know you both have a lot of stuff to do every day. >> Um, >> any last thoughts, questions? >> Do we need We We're all good that we're meeting in two weeks and we're going to review the pro like we're going to actually get the things in place that we need to start recruiting people.
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[laughter] >> You have one of these already? >> I feel good about it. >> Great. >> Yes. Great. >> All right, then. I I'm making a motion to adjurnn. >> Second. >> All right. Got to say, uh, member Deniv, >> yes. >> I'm a Yes. Member Webb. >> Yes. >> All right. We are adjourned at 11:35 a.m. Thank you both so much. And I will see you in a couple of weeks. I'll see you before then. I'll see you next week for the regular meeting. Bye.
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for it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you all for coming. So get started. >> Second. Motion second. Any discussion? Well, now the best part of the evening. >> And so going to Rachel forward. The board of education has developed the practice of inviting students and their parents to the board meeting to recognize them for placing in state competitions. FBA experienced significant success at the recent state tournament in Kansas. A total of 13 students placed first through eight across a variety of events earning national qualifier stats. Rachel the sponsor is here. >> Yes. Thank you guys for having us. Um our group just did so amazing this year. Um we had um 21 students that compete no 20 students that competed at state and as he was saying just a lot of success in this area. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to have you when I I'm just going to do alphabetical order and um when you guys are called just go ahead and come down here and um that way they know who you are.
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the place where I nothing just know that I am quite Go ahead and call this meeting to order. First item on the agenda is approval of the agenda. >> I move to approve the agenda as presented. >> Motion by Allison. >> I'll second. >> Second by Josh. All those in favor say I. >> I.
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password. >> That's a good thing. >> Password reset. >> I say we all set our passwords to the same thing >> so that we all get lost. Easy peasy >> school. >> I was going to make her sit back here. >> And it still kept telling me I was wrong. No, I'm not. >> I didn't download I didn't download. You could tell it. Do it for me. I have three options. Look at what I have for you. >> How are you? You miss >> mine are my favorite back 6:30. >> Thanks for your survivor stuff, Amy. I liked >> it. Thank you. Thank you. Done. I had trouble. I'll get you the other one. She was just out for the last she had two days and then she got the flu or whatever. So send you your password reset to your >> Linda was a little bit sad that more second graders than there were.
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Mhm. >> Mhm. >> Good evening and welcome to the Desert Governing Board public hearing of May 11th. I now call the meeting to order. For the record, quorum is met. All board members are present.
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All right, I call this meeting back into order. Can everyone please stand for the pledge? I pledge allegiance 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. >> Great. Does anybody have anything to add to the agenda? >> Can I please have a motion to approve the agenda? >> Motion second. Tiffany and Vivian. All in favor? >> I. Any oppose? >> Eyes have it. Academic spotlight. Mr. Gold. >> All right. We have a lot of exciting stuff happening tonight. I'm going to start with Dr. Bianc Colana and her elementary team and they're going to share an academic spotlight. >> Okay. >> All right. Good evening. Um, I am going to turn the microphone over. I have our El uh Big Hollow Elementary Student Council officers with me uh for this evening's presentation.
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Good morning, West Chicago. Spring has sprung. There's a lot of green stuff around. I've got a lingering cough. Profane master and I are stressed. That can only mean one thing. It's the end of the school year, and that means it's time to figure out who won some senior superlatives. Let's get after it. >> [music] >> First up, ladies and gentlemen, I believe it's Jesse Myers, most liked by parents. Jesse, what's the secret? I've been told you're most liked by parents. How does one get in good with a mom or a dad? >> Usually my trick [music] is to ask them about their kids or always like say hi to them if I see them at a game or when I leave their house say bye and thank you. >> So, just basic human decency. [music] Wild strat. Besides being adored by parents, what are your plans for after high school?
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Board, yes, we are community unit school district Board of Education meeting. Can I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Serrano? >> Here. >> Dr. Martin? >> Here. >> Dr. Morio? >> Here. >> Dr. Ms. Robinson? Ms. See? >> Here. >> Ms. Wenman? >> Here.
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All right, we'll go ahead and begin our meeting. If you would please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. Pledge of Allegiance. And next we'll review our vision and strategic goals. It'll be up on the screen. So vision, our vision is that we are a nationally recognized district of choice that embraces all students and prepares them to grow and thrive for their future. And for our strategic goals, we will have oh video high school. >> In cooperation with our community in cooperation with our community with our community with our community. We will become a professional learning community. >> Improving student achievement by providing equitable experiences and opportunities for all students. For all students, for all students. >> For all students. In cooperation with our community, we will create systemic and purposeful innovation opportunities. Systemic and purposeful innovation opportunities to develop critical thinkers. Critical thinkers in cooperation with our community.
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Here. Present. Here. Not here at the moment, but we got a text message and he will join us shortly. Uh Mr. Schultz, can you hear us? Are you here? I am here. Thank you. Did Did we get that for the minutes? Okay, great. Uh Dr. Phillips, you want to run us through the who and why? Please. Thank you. Our vision is that BCSE is the choice to learn, work, and play. Our mission is to develop expert learners by partnering with our community to invest in people. Our core beliefs include that we all can rise to the challenge of high expectations, are that learning is most effective when we have choice, flexibility, and see relevance, that we thrive when our physical, social, and psychological needs are met, that our community and school district are stronger when we partner with one another, that we flourish because of the diversity and variability in our community, and that our democracy and democratic institutions are strengthened by civic-minded citizens.
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the pledge of allegiance and a moment of moment of silence, please. I pledge algiance 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. >> Thank you. >> All right. uh back to house tonight. We got quite a few things going on here. Um first thing I need to do is uh like to get a motion for the approval of the amended agenda supplied. >> So move second.
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with liberty and justice for all. I don't know why my lady is there. I know. I know. You agree with me to do that as president? Yes, sir. All right. So, if you all fall in one, just come down same time. How many of you are there? Okay. Well, tonight we are recognizing our retirees here at the end of this school year for the 2025-2026 school year. And so, we're just going to tell you a little bit about these ladies. As we start, first of all, Mrs. Light. Uh 32 years of service, all with our East Gibson School Corporation and all in the music department. She started with East Gibson Music Department in August of 1994. Uh she received her bachelor's in music education at the University of Evansville in 1993 and obtained her master's of music education and professional licensure from Indiana State University in 2000.
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program. I appreciate what um gets accomplished with our kids and let you introduce and maybe tell us a little bit about what your program does and u and how important it is to our kids and then we'll let them say a few words as well. So, Mr. Malone, thank you. You can start us out. Okay. So, um I I was talking to Dr. Duggets earlier today and um I told him this is the third school that I've worked for and I've not worked for a school that cares about the students as much as this one and it's beyond the academics, you know, it's about their lives and what they're doing. So, that makes this job a lot easier when you know that you're working with a team of people. Uh Mrs. Brimberry, our coordinator, we work with the guidance counselors. We work with Dr. Deets.
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Yeah, turned on. I'm just not sure. >> Are we on? We're on. >> Start this uh May meeting with a uh silent meditation. Stand for the pledge. I pledge algiance 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. >> Bill, would you read the mission statement? >> Our mission is to guide students to become informed, engaged citizens and curious lifelong learners. There is no public participation. >> Okay. >> We'd recommend your approval of the minutes from April 13th, 2026, the board meeting and the executive session. >> So move. >> Second. >> Jeff and Jill. All in favor? 6. >> We'd recommend your approval of the corporation claims and payroll as listed. So moved. >> Second. 80 bill. All in favor? 6. >> Under report items, we'd like to congratulate uh current sophomore student athlete patients Cole on being selected to serve on the 2026 27 and the 2728 IHSAA student advisory committee.
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to the May 11th, 2026 regular school board meeting. Please join me in the pledge of allegiance. Allegiance 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. >> All right, thanks everybody for coming. Uh, first up is Michelle with recognition. Yes. And I'm excited to start off tonight with our unified esports state champions. >> SO, so when I call your name, come on up and get your certificate and we're going to take a picture when we're done. Gavin Lawson. Kevin, can you just stand up? Ashton Maddock, congratulations. Charlie Pettit. Charlie. Okay. Ricardo Ortiz Diaz Deleó. And he's got the trophy. Congratulations, buddy. Oscar Garcia. >> Congratulations, Oscar. You're welcome. >> Alejandro Gutierrez, congratulations. And coach Blair Lawson. We need to scooch in. >> Squeeze in a little bit more.
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Hello Ashlanders. There's a new podcast in town. The Bad Girls Guide to Town Government. It's of the People, by the People, and for the people. It's an opportunity for citizens to express themselves on their own terms and it takes place right here at WACA TV in what we call the information parlor. Today's two hosts are Julian Ardone. >> I also want to give a nod though to our unofficial permanent host Jim Hannah. He was the original bad girl. Um the first conversation we had a name tag which I think we should bring back >> because he reminds us all that it's okay to stand up and have different opinions. >> I am sure Jim would love that. Um okay so before we talk about today's exciting topics uh we are going to start with what we call upbeat corner something good that's happened in town.
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Hello Ashlanders, there's a new podcast in town, the Bad Girls Guide to Town Government. It's of the people, by the people, and for the people. An opportunity for citizens to express themselves on their own terms. And it happens right here in the information parlor at WASCATV in Ashland. Uh, before we get into today's absolutely riveting topics, uh, we are going to start where we usually start, um, with Upbeat Corner. Oh, thank you, Julia. I'd like to talk about, um, briefly the Ashland Historical Society programs. Now, I full disclosure, I was on the board and I am still a member. I'm obviously a proud member. Uh, there's free educational, um, topics October through April, 2:00 p.m. on Sundays. They're sometimes very local history, uh, by maybe a member of the society or someone in the community that speaks about. That will be next month about our cemetery.
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There's a new podcast in town, The Bad Girls Guide to Town Government. It's of the people, by the people, and for the people. An opportunity for citizens to express themselves on their own terms. and it takes place right here at WACA TV and Ashlin Mass at the information parlor. Today's two co-hosts are Julie Nardone and Kate Jerzik and today's conversation will start with Kate. Do you want to tell us about Upbeat Corner? Yeah, I would love to talk about one thing I think gives a lot of pride to the area, probably Massachusetts, certainly Boston and Ashland, is the Boston Marathon. It's coming up this month. It started in 1897. It's the world's oldest annual marathon. We had the starting line in Ashlin, so I hope Ashlanders know that and make sure that remains a point of pride. In 1924, it moved the starting line to Hopington.
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