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[clears throat] >> That's it. He's down the street. Okay. Got the park through the back. >> [laughter] >> Some of these kids I know how to say these names. Garrett Alexis Alexis Goudeyart One of those ways. I just did it wrong twice. I don't know. I'll do my best. Goudeyart I'll do my best. That's correct. Yeah. >> [clears throat] [snorts] >> Last year's >> [snorts] >> test Is that his name? Mhm.
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My court's being real panicky tonight. >> I was in high school last night. Okay, 6 o'clock we'll call the meeting to order. >> Please let the minutes read. We have 32 guests and um six board members here plus Mr.
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Thank you. We'll move on to the board of school resolution accommodation awards. Uh tonight we have 2.01 Jerry Ross 2025 and 2026 Math Bowl team for winning state runner up in the orange class of the regional elementary math bowl competition. 2.02 Taff Middle School 2025 and 2026 academic Super Bowl team for being named state runner up in the science category in class one in first place in Lake County and English category in class one at the Indiana Junior Academic Super Bowl competition. 2.03 Colonel Wheeler 2025 2026 Super Bowl team for winning first place in Lake County in the math category in class at the Indiana Junior Academic Super Bowl Competition 2.04 Colonel Robotics team 7851 for winning the excellence award and team 7851C for winning third place in the division finals at the Indiana State VEX robotics competition. 2.05 the Crown Point High School Project Lead the Way students uh for winning first place in the Big Cell Pitch Competition at Purdue Northwest University.
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Network School Corporation School Board of Trustees to order. Roll call, Amy. >> President Duckworth, we have a full board. Um, excuse me. Actually, Pat, I'm going to stop. I have to ask a question. >> Yes. >> Melissa is no longer voting this evening. So, is she just observing? Are we quorum? Do we have quorum present? >> have a quorum in the room. >> room, right. Okay. Um, and we have two uh trustee or Secretary DeGrees and Vice President Moore are online. Trustee DeGrees will be voting. Uh, Moore will not. Will not. >> All right. Thank you.
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to the May 18th, 2026 Greencastle School Board meeting. We'll start with the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands. One nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you. All right, starting this off. Uh, are there any adjustments to the agenda? >> There are no adjustments to the agenda this fall. >> Okay, recognition. >> Well, good evening. Um, I have Scarlett Roach here, a second grader at Red Path. Um along with doing a great job at leading the pledge, she is also um a great um at showing teamwork. So Scarlet um is an outstanding example of teamwork, our monthly character trait. Whether working with a partner or in a small group, she is always willing to do her part and support those around her. She helps keep her group focused, encourages others to participate, and works hard to ensure everyone is successful.
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[clears throat] >> Hey, welcome everyone. This call may be recorded. I think we will have to pledge our allegiance. Oops. 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. Blackstone School Corporation, united in purpose, strength, and community. Uh we're going to go on to uh excuse me at adoption to the agenda. I'm asking for a unanimous approval to add Laura Klimczak to the agenda as the sixth grade science teacher under the personnel part D. Motion. I have a motion. Someone second. I'll second. Okay. All in favor say aye. Aye. Those okay. We don't need to vote, but we did anyway. It's been a right. So, okay, we're good. That'll be added on. All right. Uh I'd also like to make a motion to add the approval of the band uniforms requested to the agenda.
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Board of Education meeting and combined work session. Today we have student leaders from Sky Test Elementary and their principal, Mrs. Franklin, with us to lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> Good evening. I have here Joel Gammons, Austin Morris, and Kaylee Banwell Diaz. These are my student council officers. 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 very much, pilots. To continue on, we will move over to our superintendence awards and recognitions. Miss Carla Johnson. Greetings, Madame President, Dr. Smith, and members of the school board. Tonight, we are honored to present the above and beyond award to Jose and Carnosan. Congratulations to Jose Ancarnos, facilities manager at Lawrence North, for being selected to receive the above and beyond award.
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Okay. All right. Thank you. We can get started just so that we can stay on topic and keep going with the event >> [clears throat] >> at home on the same topic. But, yeah. Great. [clears throat] So, we're going to open the floor to to questions. I think first we'll just start with a really brief introduction of the panelists. You're looking at me? Yeah. Uh my name is Tom Trainer. That's the one correct thing up front here. But, I just wanted to mention I don't live in Holliston. I live in Sherborn. And I'm not representing the 350 committee. That's my wife Donna in the back with the t-shirt who nominated me, I think. Just one thing about me, I'm I'm actually a chemist. Uh embarrassed to say after uh learning more about the uh indus- industry I've been in 50 years. But, I'm I have a PhD in analytical chemistry, so I can analyze the lot of the chemicals like they they they talked about.
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Welcome everyone to the May 18th, 2026 hybrid Conservation Commission meeting, which is an off-cycle meeting. I'm calling to order at 7:01 p.m. There is a quorum of the commission and this meeting's being recorded. This hybrid meeting is being held live at the select board room at Ashland Town Hall as well as being broadcast live on WACA-TV. If there's any interruption the broadcast, the meeting will continue. And this meeting's also being broadcast using the Zoom application. So, before we get to the agenda, I have to read a pre-meeting protocol for the Zoom aspect of this meeting. Under Governor Baker's March 12th, 2020 executive order public boards are allowed to meet remotely. This order was most recently extended until June of 2027 by Governor Healey as part of the supplemental budget bill signed in March of 2023. Please follow these procedures for attending and participating. The meetings of the Conservation Commission are being using Zoom.
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Um, it is May 18th at 11:30 in the morning. I suppose I should say the year, 2026. And this is the Budget, Finance, and Warrant Subcommitee Subcommitee meeting. Chair statement, this meeting is being recorded by the Budget, Finance, and Warrant Subcommitee. If any other persons present are also recording, you must notify the chairperson at this time. Um, call to order. Roll call for members. Member Webb. >> Here. Member Goodwin. >> Here. Member Childs. I am here. Public comment. We have no members of the public present, but if someone shows up later, we can always reopen public comment. Um, next, uh, approval of the May 5th, 2026 draft Subcommitee minutes. >> So moved. Second. Okay, all in favor? I. I. We are unanimous. Okay, now to the fun part, budget update and disc Okay, now Why is it doing this? It knows we're talking money. Okay.
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I call the Cheshire Board of Education to order at 7:50 on May 18th. 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. It will be about 10 minutes. So, Dr. Sullivan, [snorts] you want to begin the meeting? Yes. Thank you very much. So, um The first item on our agenda this evening is a opportunity to meet with Beata Solodusky. It It will become more refined with time, that pronunciation. Um but, uh Beata was the successful candidate through our uh interviewing process that was um pretty rigorous and uh we went through um No. No, Sam's No. Sam just uh is texting me and she's in the waiting room for this, but I don't see her in this one. I'm not sure which waiting room she's in.
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18th and 6:35 you can stand for 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. Do we have any public comments? We will hold our review of the minutes to Okay. So let's start with the information items, the out of state overnight field trip CHS first robotics championship competition. Okay, I believe that is the one at the high school. So Maureen would you like to share? Yep, they um so it already took You're sharing? I am. Okay. So it already took place um from April 20th to May 2nd. They um They have a little bit of information. They finished 68th out of 75 teams. There were a total of 500 in their specific specific division. There were a total of 597 teams um from across the world that participated.
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First off, parents, would you please stand? >> [applause] >> Thank you for sharing and entrusting us with your child today. Thank you for your flexibility this year as schedules and events may have changed. Most importantly, thank you for helping your child grow into being a good person. Next, would Jamie McManus and Debbie Smith please stand? They really like this, kids, so big round of applause. >> [applause] >> Uh without their organization, [applause] uh this definitely would not be possible. Um they double-check, triple-check to make sure everything's ready to go tonight. Finally, would the staff of Burlington Middle School please stand up here? >> [applause] >> Thank you for your work and guidance and support of the class throughout their educational journey at BMS, and thank you for all your dedication, support, and efforts on behalf of the students. Now, on to the class of 2030.
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3.1 and 3.2? Yes, sir. Thank you. And then I on the rest? Yes. Okay, got you. Mr. Diaz. I. Mr. Quiles. I. Mr. Taylor. I. Mr. Rado. I. Mr. Gabba. I. Mrs. Hassan. I. Mrs. Piteri. I. Thank you, Madam President. Just uh give me 1 second here. I lost my uh She's here? I see you're here. I can Oh, there you are. So uh good evening, everyone. We'll start with student of the month. Hello, I'm Ms. Cristani. Few people are lucky enough to watch someone grow up. It's hard to put into words what it feels like to stand here and recognize someone that I've watched grow up from the beginning. My first year teaching back in 2022-23, I of anxious of what was to come and as I as I looked at my rosters weeks before school started, specifically the English one freshman class I'd have on my own right after lunch, the first name on the list rolled off my tongue like I had known them for years.
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Um actually I think we do have new members. So why don't we go ahead and let everybody introduce themselves. Um so I can start. I'm Adriana Padaka. I am the principal over at Monav Vista and this year's chairperson. Amy next. My name is Amy Burgess and I'm the director of student support services. >> Um, James Diaz, assistant principal gateway. >> Hi, my name is Heather Gonzalez. I'm um joining now as a parent leaison and my daughter is right here. She's very nervous. Her name is Shiloh. She we are built more prep families and um she's trying to dip her toes into some community involvement. Adrian, if you're speaking, I think you're on mute. >> I am on mute. I was just saying, does Evan want to go next? Um, and I thought maybe she was being shy. >> No, I didn't know. I just logged in.
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Can I have Can you all stand for the Pledge of Allegiance? I pledge allegiance 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. Can I have a motion to approve our agenda, please? I move that the board adopt the May 18th, 2026 meeting agenda as presented. Second. It's been moved and seconded. Can I roll call, please? Delgado? Aye. Dudman? Aye. Garrett? Aye. Hearing? Aye. Massa? Aye. Burton? Aye. Thank you. First up, we have presentation of middle school students you should know awards downstairs in our multi-purpose room. So, I invite you all to join me down there. Um, how long do we think this will be? Just so you know what time to be back. Where now? 25 to 30 minutes. Okay. Let's say it's Let's say it's Let's say it's 7:35, everybody.
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All right, having quorum, let's stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. 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. All right, I'll turn it over to, I guess, the principals for student recognition. >> you. Sorry. Hand it over to Arlene. There we go. Good evening, everyone. Um, I'm so excited to be back here tonight with another uh first place state champion and also what I'm kind of referring to as a state champion among our staff as well. And I'm going to call Mary Long to come up with me and we're going to celebrate Mark Andryca and our students. >> [laughter] >> I'm Mary Long. I'm one of the journalism advisors. I'm going to start off by talking about Mark Andryca. He was recognized by the IGEA, which is Illinois Journalism Education Association as journalism advisor of the year.
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>> And if you could all rise for the Pledge of Allegiance, please. 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 justice for all. >> Okay, moving on to the approval of the agenda. Could I have a motion and a second? >> So moved. >> Second. >> And all in favor? >> Aye. >> Okay, we'll move on now to public forum. Thank you everyone for coming. We have a great attendance tonight. Um It is protocol this board to use the board to use of this board to use public participation portion of our meetings to hear from the public. Comments are limited to 3 minutes per speaker. We do not engage in discussion or respond to questions at this time. We focus on listening out of respect for our community.
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