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Can you that kind of >> car was on fire the whole time. But really catches. So then the the off-duty people and and whoever was on the back side which we couldn't really see. Once in a while you see them come around with the extinguishers and stuff. They were doing their best to keep this fire contained. I mean, I could hear you know, at one point somebody's yelling that the cell was about to explode. You know. But at that point I really had I had nothing to do with that. I had to do with this. So. And then some little bird in the background yelling at me to get away and that was my wife. >> [laughter] >> And you said you used the that broke the man with the broken leg's crushed. What other things were people using to try and get open? Oh, these these guys were not fooling around.
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I think I hear them say "Ooh, no." 23 >> 23 Classic. Looks like Classic scores. Believe that's If that's Classic, that's her first goal of the season according to MassLive. Nice 8-meter goal by her to put Minnechaug up one nothing. Yep. Oh, no. That's O'Connor. No, O'Connor had scored that. >> O'Connor? Yeah. O'Connor scored that that goal. That's O'Connor's 24th goal of the season. Last time she played against the Spartans, she had a a goal in each one of the games and had a goal in the other day against Northampton. Ugh, those 8 meters are lethal. They're just It's yeah. >> Love to have them, but hate to have them against you. Love to have them on our side, I guess. >> So, now they switched it up and O'Connor's Taylor taking the draw. Looks like everybody knows where that ball's going to end up.
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Additionally, um the Red Cross Club has created a a wall dedicated to um to uh former GLTS students who enlisted in the military and um relatives who were in the military. NHS induction ceremony. We are happy to have welcomed 57 new members of to the GTS N chapter of NHS on May 5th. Thank you to our adviserss, Mr. Sier and Miss Papadinas for leading NHS again this year. State seal of biiteracy celebration. More than 31 students were recognized for their achievements on April 30th after earning the Massachusetts state of of biiteracy. This certification which recognizes their ability to speak two languages will be noted on their diplomas and they will be awarded a gold medal. April PD day health and wellness. Health and wellness at JTS means creating a safe and an environment where every students feel safe, supported, and ready to do their best work.
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So, most of our our school boilers and whatnot are in good shape. So, obviously, the Greenfield High School was rebuilt in 2015. So, um all those boilers are 10 11 years old. So, all your heating systems and stuff um are in great condition. The roof is a 30-plus year roof. So, the roof's absolutely fine. Um we don't have to do any maintenance to it at this point. Um the Mike, you're talking about the high school, correct? Yes, the high school. So, that's probably the school that's in the best shape just because of the the age of the school. Um and then if you want me to go through each school kind of with a quick summary or would you like me to just tell you the the things that uh the weaker of the schools or ones that need more work? You're you're muted right now.
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But I want to I want to make something very clear here tonight. I'm not actually here representing teachers. I'm Mike. I do Yeah, I'm just holding You know what? You know what? You can hold it closer to Sorry. How's that? Yes, no? Yes, you can hold it You can take it out of the holder if you want. They do it all the time on the tonight show. Here you go. It's not this strong. It doesn't want to come out. You still see me? Shall I start again? >> [laughter] >> Thank you. Thank you. And now here comes the rain and I'll plug it in. My name is Christina Smith. I'm a member of the Canton Public Schools certified staff. I'm also the president of the teachers union. And also you've seen me in in less settings. Um I want to emphasize I'm here tonight not really representing teachers, but like everybody here in this room, I'm actually representing and advocating for students.
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The recipient of the co the Trinity College Book Award is Nathaniel Kr. [applause] [applause] Every year, Cheshire High School is honored to have a civic group in the town budget money to send a student from our school to the American Legion Boys State Leadership Program. The student must meet in the junior class and be a citizen of the United States. The student is chosen on the basis of friendliness, good sportsmanship, and interest in the political system. Our award is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The recipient for boys state is Karen Hickeyi. [applause] [applause] Chesha High School is honored to have a civic group in the town provide money for a student to attend the American Legion Laurel Girl State Leadership Program. The student must be in the junior class and be a citizen of the United States. They are chosen on the basis of friendliness, sportsmanship, and an interest in the political system.
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>> [cheering and applause] >> What a great voice. Let's give it up again for Megan. >> [cheering] >> Everyone, please be seated. I would now like to introduce our distinguished guests who are present with us this morning. Please welcome Jessica Guerrero, the president of the Board of Trustees. Ann Marie Randall Trejo, the clerk of the Board of Trustees. Ron Hoshi, our assistant clerk of the Board of Trustees. Dr. Jose Paolo Macaluso, a member of the Board of Trustees. And Brian O'Neal, a member of the Board of Trustees. I would also like to recognize on our stage Dr. Jared Freed, our AUHSD Superintendent. Amy Kwan, the Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services. And Dr. Nancy Neely, the Assistant Superintendent of Business Services. I would also like to thank our principal, Jennifer Brown. >> [cheering] >> And our assistant principals, Eric Tanorio. Dr. Daniel Lu. Lauren Troy. And Janet Kovar.
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>> It is my pleasure to introduce our student ambassador Jose Acevedo Soto, who will now lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> [crying] [clears throat] >> Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. Please place your right hand over your heart. Ready? Begin.
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But let me remind you, true success is not measured only by medals or certificates. It is also about integrity, compassion, and the courage to keep moving forward even when things get tough. It's about using your talents not just to lift yourself, but to uplift others. So, take pride in what you've accomplished, but also stay hungry to learn more, grow more, and give more. You are building the foundation for your future and we couldn't be more proud of what you already achieved. So freshman raise your hand. Sophomores, stay raising your hand. Stay raising hands. Sophomores, juniors, where are you? Seniors, tell yourself, "I did great. >> I did." Great job. Once again, welcome to our guests and congratulations to our outstanding students. Let's begin this celebration of excellence. Thank you. Thank you, Miss Everyone, for your warm inspiring welcome. Now that we've set the door with a warm welcome, let's take a short but exciting break.
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Um you were genuinely excited about the idea of what this would grow into and I just I think that caught my attention personally just I can genuinely feel that and to reach out to our our younger students. It's something that we haven't been able to do and I just I want to say how much I appreciate that and I'm just so hopeful for what that brings. Um and I think another thing that stood out was you know, we really wanted to ensure that this position does not take away from your all's academic success. It doesn't make you stretch even thinner especially hearing that feedback. Claire, I love your calendar. I love the fact that you are ready to go. There is no doubt in our mind that you are ready to go. That you are going to embrace this opportunity. And I think that you will be able to advocate if you need to to pivot and and you know, let us know and I I do feel I think we we are very very very comfortable and we're just really proud um of this opportunity and to invite you on.
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We'll talk more about that in just a minute. Uh, for capital projects and debt, not a whole lot of action here. We continue to spend down our referendum funds and uh, the we basically we basically just finished the paying Briargate I want to say and of course we have other bills coming up for for the solar project and um our upcoming summer work. All important cash flow slide you can see that the trend lines do not cross we are projecting a slight surplus. The surplus may be inflated just a tad if I had to guess at this point I think the district will probably run a slight surplus of anywhere between two and $600,000. So we're in good shape. You can see our operating fund summary the education fund is very strong. The other funds are in deficit. However, those are planned deficits. We want to be in deficit with those funds to bring those balances down so that we can avoid tax challenges in the future.
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Choose people who help you up instead of pulling you down. And most importantly, be that kind of friend to others, too. Character matters. Kindness matters. Integrity matters. Years from now, people probably won't remember your grades, your Instagram followers, or whether you won every game. But they will remember how you treated people. They will remember whether you were someone others could trust, depend on, and respect. I hope you leave CMS proud of who you are becoming, not just because of your accomplishments, but because of your character. 8th grade class of 2026, this is not the end of your story. It's only the beginning. Continue working hard. Continue believing in yourselves. Continue making choices that move you toward the future you want. And no matter where life takes you, CMS will always be cheering you on. Congratulations, Eagles. We have some academic awards that we are going to pass out.
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This is required. It does have in there a place that talks though about all web-based resources have to be approved through our IT department. And we have one guy for that, Cody, and he's already very taxed with it. So, I want to work with the attorney as well on that one to see what we can do for some of our language and what exactly they're talking about when they talk about some of those web-based resources. Want to make sure again that we can be compliant with it and we're not overt taxing somebody on that. So, I will get those updates to you. Along with it comes a technology agreement. We already have a technology agreement in place. So, I want to compare the updated one with the one we currently have. There's a policy on board member ethics that we already do have one in place.
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Any questions, comments? All those in favor say I. I. Opposed the same. Motion carries. 60. >> No old business. No. No new business discussion. No >> new business action items. Personnel report. Mr. Be >> have a short personnel report as is usually the case in May. Um two resignations. Lisa Woods, the head custodian at KHS and Abby Thirsten, third grade teacher at KES. um two ECA assignments, Rachel Shepard and Carrian Brown, both for summer school activity ELA and math uh at DHS. >> Mr. President, I will move to approve. >> I'll second, Mr. President. >> Motion by Mrs. To Mrs. Van Hoy to approve the personnel report as presented.
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Can I have Epler, Juliana Atkinson, Malia Baldwin, Reagan Brand, Jayla Dean, Logan Hargarten, Gwendolyn Latham, Serenity Mesa, Delaney Miller, Cora Ottenweller Valentine Gonzalez Romero Jacob Greenearson Allison Shaffer Nora Yoder >> [applause] >> I wish Mr. Austin Harrison as principal at J.R. Watson and school board member Warren Anderson, followed by Valerie Armstrong beginning with McKinney students. Thank you, Mrs. Green. At this time, any students from McKinney Harrison Elementary School, please join Mr. Ford in the back corner over there. Taylor Anderson Serena Bakowski Hannah Brown Kaylee Campbell Ben Caylor >> Deonna Chrisley Scout Cleverly BB Clipper Azure Cordial Hayden Davis Caleb Deal Sally Disk Levi Fox Kennedy Frye Blake Galbreath Evelyn Gibson Ria Grinstead Kate Hagar Jacob Haffelfinger Miles Henderson Laban Fernandez Kobe Hoffmire Laney Carmel Lottie Kemp Luca Leroux William Mahoney Reagan Myers >> [clears throat] >> Evelyn Nevins Riley Niles Macy Palumbo Justice Pierce Bristol Reed Joseph Rigsby Kendall Shimon At this time, could Mrs.
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Thank you. Thank you, Mrs. Dyer. >> [applause] >> Thank you, Bri. After our meeting concludes, if you could uh hang around so we can get pictures with you with the board and your family, please. Sure. Thank you. Uh we'll move on to item C2, recommendation for HNHS assistant principal. Board action item tonight, um very, very proud to support Dr. Diggs' recommendation for assistant principal at Huntington North of Jamie Craft. Uh and uh we're excited. I know that she used to be a administrator at Huntington North. I know she currently coaches there as well, and that is a a huge addition to Dr. Diggs' staff. I know he's very excited about that. Um Jamie has been successful in everything she's been a part of and will continue to do so. Uh the greatest indicator of future behavior is one's past history, and um Mrs. Craft has um served Roanoke extremely well.
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I mean, I saw somebody punching it with their fists. Yeah. You know. And but the problem is is it wasn't the issue with the glass. It was the issue with the laminate. So, a lot of people say, "Oh, well, I have a center punch emergency kit so on and so forth." Yes, that's good for certain vehicles with side windows. But uh windshields and sunroofs are laminate to protect us. You need a little saw. Some people know what's a keyhole saw or any type of little saw that you can cut the glass and the plastic. >> Honey, back up, honey. What kind of pull do you to pull to the side of the road and run towards it? I don't even remember doing that. No. It's just firefighters, police officers, emergency care people, they don't think about that. They think about helping.
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Everybody's lined up. Parsons, McKechnie, Kosub, and O'Connor. Taylor and Whitwer on a draw. Ball goes up. Ball gets knocked out of bounds. Minnechaug East Long Meadow ball. Looks like East Long Meadow will be getting it. This is where I'd like to quickly get the ball over to Whitwer. >> Minnechaug really doing a good job on that ride. Pellegrino gets the gets the ball. Looks to set up the East Long Meadow offense. Quickly gets the ball to Mac Whitwer. As Mac Whitwer is going to go in and out and fully collapse by Minnechaug. Minnechaug looking to play which I would believe is a zone defense. >> Yep. That way there they'll be collapsing on Whitmer. Whitmer can do Whitmer things and go in and out of pretty much everybody. Look to get in 8 meter and that's a bad screen. Ooh. Bad screen on McKechnie. >> You know you got to just be standing there.
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During the April PD, each staff member attended two sessions from the list of health and wellness topics below. Session categories: trauma-informed practices, mind body connection, antib-bias/equality, physical safety, and poverty and impacts on learning. Assessment Students Day. Assessment Student Day was on Saturday, May 2nd. It was a great success. Many parents and member of the incoming class of 2030 attend and receive a Reggie welcome to JLTS. The Reggie's athlete update. The M the MIAA vocational and vocational tournament. The spring season is the final week of the season and teams are fighting to qualify for the MIA in state vocational tournament. Congratulations to the boys basketball team who already qualifies to for the terminate play. Guilty Gilts um athletic hall of fame. The JTS athletic hall of fame the committee will meeting next June and start the progress of hosting the new induction ceremony in November. More information to follow athlete organization.
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Uh thank you. Yeah, I think a quick summary of each building would be great. And maybe stuff we didn't hear on the capital walk-through. Yep. Okay. So, >> [clears throat] >> far as >> I'd like to hear the I'd like to hear the good and the bad or things that like you find like okay, we're chronically because of these heaters at Federal Street fixing them or you know, the pipes explode. Yeah, things like that, too. Okay. So, the Greenfield Middle School Go ahead. No, I was just going to say like your common like repeat ticket orders. Mhm. So, the Greenfield Middle School, uh um that itself was uh built in 1910. It's older, but it has some renovations done to it. Central offices was done, I think, around 15 years ago. That's all in good shape. The rooftop units, the uh energy recovery units were supposed to be all replaced, um and we had a grant to do that, but we ended up losing the grant, so they are not done.
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