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I broke this into uh different assets, doors and parking lots, walls, windows. And green, basically we're we're feeling very good in the next 10 or more years. Yellow, I'm sorry, I keep double clicking with my fingers here. Sorry about that. Need that assistant. Yellow's at At the bottom At the bottom I put a key. That's at 5 to 10 years. Those are areas that we feel like if they're yellow, we can maintain that with our crew with with upkeep. Could be you get leaks in the roof all the time. Not all of those leaks require a brand new roof. Matter of fact, 99% of them just requires a patchwork. So, those are areas Windows seals can be replaced when those can be resealed. So, those are kind of the yellow paperwork and once we notice we're doing more and more maintenance on a particular item in a particular school, that's when we'd move it into a red.
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>> This is where the the Spartans have had a lot of success going against Minnechaug. It seems like whenever they find a seam, Minnechaug always ends up creating a foul. This time McKechnie on the eight-meter attempt. McKechnie goes in, gets the ball, stick check from behind. Good job by the Minnechaug player. Great work by Parsons. Gets it and takes her shot and gets hit from behind. Minnechaug comes up with the ball with 56 seconds left in the quarter. Minnechaug has the numbers as Lusic is going up the field. She throws the ball all the way back. Good job by Pelletier to stay on that. Mack Whitmer gives chase and now Minnechaug will get the ball over the restraining line set up their offense. They should wait till the last the last shot. >> Yep. Taylor with the ball. Get the ball to Kozib. Kozib turns around, throws the ball and the ball gets disrupted.
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Any questions on any of those? Uh we have on the finance report uh revote on the uh fiscal year 2026 budget. We need to add money onto it from last year's transfer. So we had to revote on the budget. I'll let the uh superintendent explain better. >> So um we have to revote the budget because we move uh money from that we hadn't left from fiscal 2000 year 2025. We were not able to uh verify it until the the end of the year report was approved by the and accepted by department of education. Uh so uh in order to adjust uh a purchase uh in order to adjust the budget there was a purchase order that was not used from uh 123125. Uh and uh this adjustment increased our deficiency in meeting the net school spending requirement from the original report of $1,716,899 to1,863,236. Since the difference between actual expenditures and required net school spending amount set by the state is below 5%, the district must add the shortfall to the fiscal 26, which is this year's appropriation for educational expenditures.
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It's It's a very simple heating system that has basically two wings, one that goes towards the mushroom end that where the uh ASIS kids are and then the one that's closer to the boiler room. So there's like kind of two loops. So it's it's it's fairly simple. There's not a it's not very complex. And then we have a couple rooftop units just for the gymnasium area. Um So there's not a lot of mechanical in the building, but the mechanical that we have in the building is fairly fairly new and in really good shape. There's no nothing to worry about there. I have very few heat calls there. They do have the ventilators um that we've had issues with at Federal Street and other places. If I do have issues, it's with those ventilators with actuators and uh outside air control, Um but that's a common thing in all the elementary schools that we have with that.
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They worked with me before, they operated that way, they can do it again. This Board of Education, I'm asking them to do a better job of streamlining and finding efficiencies. It's really important that you as the Board of Education impress all of the residents with the work that you're doing, not just parents or staff or your political colleagues. You have to ask really tough questions right now and help the schools tune into areas where improvements can be made. And if you come in at a number that exceeds the Board of Finance cuts, your screaming will be received positively by the public. You need to be responsive and thoughtful. If you can find 500 or 600,000 more in cuts instead of 375, the public will appreciate that effort and vote favorably at the next referendum. Last night there was some emotional and insulting statements from members of the Board of Education.
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The theater award goes to a student who has been a dedicated member of the CHS theater program and a successful participant in theater classes throughout their high school career. In class, this student demonstrates understanding, makes connections, always striving to improve and grow. During shows, she is hardworking, committed to the success of the production, and always willing to take on jobs beyond her assigned role. As a performer, she creates characters with depth and individuality. Each expression and movement is considered in practice. She leads by example and tackles every challenge with enthusiasm and creativity, and we look forward to seeing what she does next. The drama award goes to Katherine Pacle. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> [applause] >> The technical theater award is given to a student who's been consistently involved in the theater program as a member of the technical staff of our productions. We look for a student who has been involved throughout their high school career, has demonstrated understanding of the value of working collaboratively, and has shown commitment and talent in their work.
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You leave with a voice. Use it. Use it to stand up for what is right. Use it to challenge the status quo. Use it to build something better for yourselves and for others. And when life gets hard, and it will, remember this. You are Cypress strong. You have already overcome challenges. You have already proven your resilience. And you are more prepared than you realize. So, go forward with courage. Go forward with purpose. Go forward with heart. Because excellence is ignited when the heart and mind work as one. So, as you step into this next chapter, carry this with you. Veni, vidi, vici. You came, you saw, and class of 2026, you conquered. Congratulations, graduates. We are proud of you. We believe in you, and cannot wait to see how you change the world. Thank you, Principal Brown. Class of 2026, we have finally arrived at the moment that we have all been waiting for.
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At this time, we'll begin the awarding of the diplomas to the class of 2026. Presenting the diplomas to our graduates are AUHSD Board President Ms. Jessica Guerrero, AUHSD Board Clerk Anne Marie Rando Trejo, AUHSD Board Assistant Clerk Mr. Ron Hoshi, and AUHSD Board Member Mr. Brian O'Neal. Also assisting in the awarding of diplomas Larissa Rodriguez, our 11th grade counselor, Karen Pena, our 10th grade counselor, April Hancock Laughlin, our 9th grade counselor, Mr. Ken Gompert, our lead counselor, Mr. Carlos Ayala, social science teacher and coach, >> [screaming] >> Ms. Susanna Solky, our Tustin Katella High School, and our hardworking and supportive 12th grade counselor, Mrs. Janet Lowe. All right, we're going to get started. Thank you. >> [cheering and screaming] >> Suri Hernandez Santos >> [screaming] [cheering] >> Marlene Hernandez Fatima Dominguez >> [cheering] >> Aaron Gonzalez Jessica Cruz Samantha Solis >> [screaming] >> Christian Lozano Joseph Cisneros Arroyo Jose Escobedo Soto >> [screaming] >> Benjamin Viyela Moreno Crystal Zurita Vargas Jennifer Jimenez Crystal Zurita Vargas Valeria Medina Emily Vega Estevez David Estrada Anthony Obregon Alina Estrada Aiden Raul Rodriguez Keila Veronica Noa Martinez Julian Gonzalez Isabel Augustina Avelia Eileen Arroyo >> [screaming] >> Yadira Orozco Stephanie Serrato.
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Red Raiders, we ask that you remain seated. We would like to request Dr. Roland Sero to give his closing remarks. Let us give him a round of applause. >> Thank you so much. Parents, thank you for being here. Teachers high school class of 2029. Who are you? Can I hear you 209? Who are you? Freshman. Let me hear the freshman. from the air. Class of 2020, class of 2027. Where are you? >> 2026. Where are you again? We'll see you in two days. Have a great night, guys. Thank you very much. As we near the end of today's celebration, we reminded that every award, every medit, and every recognition is a reflection of a dream nurtured by hard work, guided by teachers, and supported by our community. >> That's right. And behind every dream and support that dares to believe. Today we are not just the achievements but the vision that each of us to keep going, keep striving and keep dreaming.
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I look forward to building on the strong traditions that define Rotolo Middle School and to serving our students, families, and community with care, commitment, and pride. Thank you. >> [applause] [applause] >> Family photo time. Oh, family photo, right. >> [snorts] >> All right. In 3 Perfect. Thank you very much. Congratulations. Thank you. Congratulations. >> Okay, item 5.2 approval of hiring of new director a new director of curriculum and multilingual learning. Steve, would you please introduce them and walk us through that? Or Brad, or whoever. >> over to Brad. So, we had um when we posted this job, this is a big job for our district, and when we posted this job there were nearly 50 applicants that all had a wide range of experiences and expertise, but Lizette rose to the the top of that. We're really excited to have her. She served in many capacities um in school systems, uh as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, the director of multilingual learning, and we're really excited to bring her expertise to Batavia.
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Uh we're going to do the same thing with the door locks, so the badge into the to the rooms. Uh interior modeling, so in the classrooms, so imagine just everything off the walls, all new paint, new marker board stack boards, and the display monitors are going there. Uh their courtyard, uh the interior, like those windows and doors for that courtyard, but somehow they they really failed totally. And so all of those windows are getting changed out completely. So the whole interior courtyard is going to have brand new windows. And the courtyard is going to get power washed, cleaned up. So it's going to be a brand new on the middle inside the middle of the school as well. And transportation. So our transportation building So on our website as well, we got some new drone footage of the improvements and everything they've gotten done over there.
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[applause] If your very last child is leaving CMS, please stand. [applause] If you are a student of Mr. Croissant, Mr. Wearrenburgg or Mrs. Klein, please stand and wave hello. Ladies and gentlemen, at this time we would like to recognize the eighth grade students learning their eighth grade or receiving their eighth grade promotion certificates. Mr. Kendall will then call their names. So be ready students for your rose to rise. We ask that you hold your applause until everybody's name has been read so that everybody can hear their students name. First row, please rise. Nyla Alers, Roman Olston, Ryan Hour, Landon Austinine, Maxwell Baker, Isaac Ballard, Kai Bar, Braden Barren, Jackson Bergseker, Connor Barro, Maddox Bieber, Gabriel Blevens, Grayson Bosch, Gabriella Brooks, Braden Brooks, Violet Browning, Lily Brigamin, Harper Brian, Miles Bunty, Riley Burton, Ezra Childris, Trevor Cole, Rose Quido, Anna Dob, Tyson Dabler, Kelly Desh, Ben Dohy, Lily Dbor, Gabrielle Gabrielle Denny, Lily Dinklman, row two, please rise.
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He does a phenomenal job. I'm going to get to brag on him here at the end of the meeting and stuff in my report to you. And so, again, just very thankful for our partnership. Um the sheriff's department is great to work with. we sit on the county safety team together and it's wonderful that we have such a collaborative relationship. So again, it would be my recommendation to the board that you accept the agreement as presented. >> So we we've got two good officers got Bledo or Mark Bledo and we have Chris. So yes, >> they both and the kids love both of them. >> Oh, they do.
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charges are not >> I understand >> the end of the investigation >> innocent until we cannot say >> I understand that you don't have to name names you could just email and say we had a situation happen at the intermediate school we have spoken to the authorities and charges were filed back in April and at that point from the investigations I've done and the people I've asked at that moment you were able to make some communications to parents parents. And maybe I'm wrong. I could be wrong, but I >> Legal Council says you're wrong. So, I'll just cuz we've been advised by legal counsel. >> But was that before charges were filed or after >> that was last week process? >> I can only speak for myself, but I think everyone is let down about this situation. I've been considering moving my kids to school schools.
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Okay, every year this area is leaking. We need to take out, you know, our patches on top of patches on top of patches aren't cutting it anymore. Red, of course, is something that I highlighted that I feel like we need to take a closer look at the next 0 to 3 years. And as you see there, the common theme is our parking lots are maintenance team can repair parking lots. We've done a lot of crack seal and fill. We do hire that out. We do a lot of cold patching. We've done the middle school and high school campus already twice this spring and then maybe a couple more. Mr. Wagner will let us know if there's a few other ruts that that need patched before graduation. This was a very difficult winter on our parking lots and those cracks got a lot bigger and the snow The number of time that we spent with our plows, those plow edges hit those cracks and just pull that asphalt right up.
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Kylie Marino comes up with it. Kylie Marino has 13 seconds to get down the field. If she can get down there, she can have the numbers. As she does, she has seven. 6 5 Kylie Marino THROWS IT INTO WOW, WHAT A GREAT JOB. Kylie Marino runs the ball down the field 80 yards, finds the open Julie Julia Illingsworth and Illingsworth puts a dagger into Minnechaug with a second left to go in the quarter to put the Spartans up three to one. That lethal speed from Kylie Marino. >> What a feed by Marino and what a great finish by Illingsworth. Illingsworth did that first game of the season. She scored a hat trick against Minnechaug, three goals just like that. Good job by the Spartans to take the the lead with just only one second left in the quarter. Whitworth and Taylor will take the draw and whoever can get it in a second just gets a better stats from MassLive.
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The revised budget total for this year is 56,799,141. Any questions on that? Cheryl, can we call the vote? I'm sorry, vice chair. >> So, um, thank you for sharing this. I know in the last meeting we talked about the net school spending. Um, by when at this point do we need to meet net school spending? Is it June 30th for the fiscal bud fiscal year? >> So, this uh this upcoming budget is 2026. We have to meet net school spin spending by June 30th before July 1st. Uh we can be uh we can have in our account 5% of what our budget is left at the end of the year but we cannot have over 5%. Uh otherwise we'll be cited for not meeting net school spending and could be fined by the state. So we are working on our budget balance to that point.
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There's a few heating valves that I need to replace this week, so then they'll be ready for the upcoming year. Um So, that's that's about it there. Um the Um There is some compliance issues at Four Corners. Um the I guess I'll call it the north west wing near the boiler room, kind of near the cafeteria. There's stairs to go outside. We're still in the process of working with having some engineers come up with a study on handicap access out of there, and then also having handicap access into the nurses area, which you could do that by shifting the handicap nursing area by shifting rooms around and having minor renovations, but it's probably something an engineer would have to draw up and approve just to do all this. So, it does have some issues with a little bit of compliance there that we definitely still need to address.
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You have expanded your central office cabinet. You could call it transfers in your budget if you want to, but you did not take the opportunity to streamline when you were faced with putting these salaries into your budget. You just accepted them laying down with your hands up in surrender, and that's not very responsible to the taxpayers. Personally, I'm unsatisfied with curriculum choices. I'm going to come back in another time to discuss that. I've seen the lack of student performance. I feel like the kids are being experimented with. I don't see blue ribbon standards in these Canton schools. I came from a blue ribbon school district before I moved to Canton. I know what it looks like. And for the record, I didn't move to Canton Canton for education. I moved here for open space. That's all I needed to say tonight. Thank you very much.
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This year's award goes to a student who has been involved with the technical staff, starting as a production assistant and moving up the ranks to stage manager. A focused and hard worker, she demonstrates leadership and quick thinking. Even while planning and prepping one rehearsal, she is already solving anticipated problems for the next. Through it all, she has earned the respect of her peers and the faculty, and we will miss her very much next year. The technical theater award goes to Charlotte Kelly. [applause] >> [applause] >> Uh, now to present the word awards for social study, I'd like to call up Tim Galin. [applause] >> Good evening. This award is presented to a student who has shown a tremendous passion for history and social sciences. attaining superior academic achievement in all related coursework. Conscientious, inquisitive, and empathetic, this recipient has been an exemplary student in all regards throughout her time at CHS.
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