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Um, and under professional service line, we have the 2.8 deficit, which is because of the outsourcing we do. Nurses Network, uh, Stepping Stone, Kelly Service, Speech Pathology Group, and last month, like I said, we had received the, uh, invoices for the RSM audit that they had completed that have shown up in there. Um, can we go down to other purchase services? Other purchase services includes our transportation and tuition. Um, our transportation for public is over, but it's also offset by the other types of transportation. We have Mckin Vento, music and art, vocational, special ed, non-public and we have non-public um is music and art. Uh, Let's see. Um, can we go a little further down, Ken? Thank you. Okay. Our utilities offset each other. So, we have an overage um under electric at the moment, but that's off offset by our savings with national natural gas, propane and fuel, and gasoline.
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Truth going to surface every time, even when no Dancing with my shadow in a room full of gold, trying to count all my regrets like the stories [music] I told. Mama said, "Boy, don't sell your soul for applause." But the silence louder than I thought than a million gods. I seen kings [music] pop quick for a hit on a real thing. Queens trade crowns for a six-figure deal. I don't blame them. [music] I just pray for them. We all one mistake from the cage out of [music] graveyard. Living like a movie, but the crowd is never loyal. They going to crop [music] you out the frame if you ever lose control. Talk truth, they call it hate, but the fake love louder than the ache. Every scar got a sermon [music] in it. Every L got a learning in it. I ain't perfect. I just putting how I lived it.
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[applause] Thank you, Alexa. You may take a seat. Good morning, parents. Family members, students, staff members, and distinguished guests. Welcome to the Anaheim High School Class of 2026 graduation ceremony. My name is Nina Alcala. I am the Anaheim student ambassador for the district and one of its emcees for today. This fall I will be entering the University of California Irvine to major in biology. I am accompanied by Alexa Reyes, the president of ASB and one of its masters of ceremonies for today. Please see the visions. Please do not stop or block the ceremony live streamed and YouTube channel. Thank you. This ceremony is both a joyful and solemn act, so please remember to be courteous to those around you . We need to be respectful to all our graduates, so please, no noisemakers such as trumpets or rattles will be allowed. Please remain in your designated seat while recording or taking photographs.
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I'm Carly Martinez from the Alternative Education Site. I'm going to bring Erica Martinez up here. No, we're not related, but this is the mom of Marshall Harvey, and he's our chosen student of the quarter. he's not able to attend this season. So, we have this beautiful character to join. Um, so I got to know Marshall this summer in summer school. I was helping out uh this year and I didn't have him in my class, but he was always popping his head in my door, saying hi, being silly, being goofy. And I was like, I really like you, dude, but I do not want to see you at our school. Like, I need you to get your credits this summer and you are not to come down here. Well, he ended up he ended up down in North Dark Valley. Um so, um just a goofy dude.
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This year Kevin has played a critical role in establishing the Fairview's first dual enrollment auto one course with Butte College. Students were transported to the auto lab on Monday mornings and work closely with Mr. McKay in completing their coursework daily. This week students are completing their finals, excuse me, and with his unwavering support and encouragement, we'll be able to continue the program moving into next school year and beyond with the addition of the 102 course as well. Mr. McKay has a wealth of life experiences that translate to creativity in the classroom. He has a knack in motivating the unmotivated with exciting activities and projects. To say that I lean heavily on Kevin is an understatement, but what goes without saying is how he also leads from the heart. He brings an energy and commitment to our program that enhances the lives of every student that walks into his classroom.
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I'm gonna embarrass you by reading stuff about you. Okay? And then you have to stay up here until we're until I read everyone's name and then we'll take a picture together. Sound good? Okay. All right. We're going to start with our prek student of the month and it is Hudson Road. Congratulations. Good handshake. Good job. All right. Hudson has made amazing growth since starting preschool last year. Being a preschool veteran, he has taken his new preschool friends under his wing, showing them the preschool way. He is a great friend and is always willing to lend a hand to his peers or teachers. He walks in every day with a smile on his face and ready to conquer what the day has in store. Hudson is a joy to have in my classroom and I know he will continue to do great things as he finishes up this school year and when he starts kindergarten in September.
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Tonight we celebrate the governor's educator of the year for Bordontown Regional High School, Miss Ellen Kirk. Ellen, please join me. For more than 30 years, Miss Kirk has dedicated herself to the music arts and to the students of our district. Across both middle school and high school, she's built a program rooted not only in musical excellence, but compassion, inclusion, confidence, and belonging. Students consistently describe Miss Kirk as someone who sees them, values them, and encourages them to discover both their vocal voice and their personal voice. One student shared that Miss Kirk pushed them to audition for honors choir, something they never thought they could accomplish, and that encouragement led to success and newfound confidence. That is the mark of an extraordinary educator, someone who sees potential in students before they see it in themselves. Colleagues describe her as collaborative, compassionate, and unwavering in her beliefs that all students deserve the art the opportunity to participate and succeed.
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>> [applause] [applause] >> Moving on up to kindergarten. Arya Davis. Come on, Arya. >> [applause] >> So, her teacher is Miss Pemberton. She's in kindergarten. And she has a sibling, Zuri. Her favorite subject is science and math. Um she loves playing on the playground, helping her dad cook, and riding your pink And when she grows up, she wants to be a police officer because they catch bad guys. >> Yeah. Mom and [applause] Dad, come on down. >> [applause] >> Okay. So, we move up our grades to first grade. Lamont Annex Student of the Month is Jason Del Aquila. Jason, come on up. >> [applause] >> Teacher is Miss Stella. Um siblings Rachel, Brianna, Cece, and Andriana. Am I correct? There we go. I love math because I like subtracting and adding. You are putting things together. And favorite hobby is sport, which is baseball, and he likes hitting the ball.
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>> Correct. Uh and I I've also heard that's, you know, to keep non-Masking District students out from from leveraging it. But if we're paying for that, I think that our students should have access to the fieldhouse as well. >> Yeah. Even if it comes through tuition. >> Yeah, >> I'm definitely not certain and we should definitely check with Ted, but I I'm 95% sure I asked this question when this first came up. >> I think you did >> and I and I don't think we are. Okay, >> we'll double check. >> Okay, appreciate that. >> I just know from a tuition bill standpoint, I must but on the contract is either for special CLI programs. There's nothing interest. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Be interested to know. All right. >> So, the curriculum and programs committee just met uh at 6 PM tonight. Um, in attendance from the administration was Miss Pulra and from the board we had Miss Walsh, Miss McDevit, myself, Mr.
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the last week of school. June 15th through June 19th is uh early dismissals for all students in the district. And June 19th is our last day for all students. We have our middle school graduation at 10:00 a.m. on June 19th and the high school graduation at 6:00 that evening. And we, like I said, we will save our Bergen County teacher of the year and educational support professional of the year uh for the very end. So, if you want to turn to page two, couple items in the agenda that I would like to highlight. Resolution number six, we are appointing Barbara Scoro as our summer school program director this evening. She's going to be a big help with the student placement and teacher placement of all students in the summer school program or extended school year program. Resolution number seven, we are appointing Steve Gusa as our district afterchool program coordinator.
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Dragon Tamer is a very special piece of music that is mysterious, exciting, and epic. This was our favorite piece to play at and to taught us a lot about playing together as a group. Dragon Tamer will be the final song performed performed in fifth grade band. Thank you for joining us tonight. Next you will hear from orchestra and fifth grade chorus. >> [applause] >> Amen. >> [applause] >> Amen. Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. >> [music] >> Amen. Amen. >> [music] [music] [applause] >> Thank you so much to everybody for braving the weather to come out tonight. To those of you that do not know me, my name is Miss Mary and I have the awesome pleasure of teaching these super great fifth graders.
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And to our eighth graders, congratulations. Today, >> [applause] >> today we celebrate the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. You've grown so much academically, emotionally, and socially. You faced challenges, learned lessons, and created memories that will stay with you for years to come. This promotion isn't just about moving up a grade. It's about recognizing your journey, every moment of effort, every time you push through, every time you showed up, even when it was hard. You've shown us what it means to grow with determination and heart. As you step into high school, you're not starting over. You're stepping forward with the experiences and values you gained here as your guide. And while the path ahead will bring you challenges, I have no doubt you will continue to rise with courage, curiosity, and strength. We are so proud of each of you. You've earned this moment, and we can't wait to see all that you will become.
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Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. Hey, hey. Heat. Heat. Honey's got to get on it. Yeah. Better move out the way cuz I'm coming hard. My head is as hard as a brick, but I'm harder than it is. Better move. You might get knock out. Better move. You might get knocked out. Knock out. Better move. You might get knock out. You might get knocked out. Knock out. My heart in my sleep. Stretch my grip. That's how I get it. Success ain't no different. Some days I don't hit. I don't sleep. When I'm focused on dangerous down when I'm anxious, ain't no limit till I tank. I'm running on the system through the pavement. Get your hands out of my bag. I know that's because I've been in it. I don't need the brag. I guess what happens when you taking care of your business? You do the math.
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Back to 97. Go back to 97. Be really cool to hear the Tiffany part there. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Now, do you see that? Here's 97. Here's 97. One, two, ready, go. Come on. Pirates. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Ready. Go. This is a good sound. >> Wait, you can just make up parts and feel sorry for yourself on your phone. Oh man, sometimes my tummy hurts. Everywhere. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Take a break for a second. We have three to pick from. Ready? Go. Hey, hey, hey. Good evening and welcome to the commencement ceremony for your Greenway graduate. the class of 2026. [cheering] My name is Amy Demiola and I am proud to serve as the principal of Greenway High School. On behalf of the graduates, faculty, and staff, thank you so much for coming here this evening as we celebrate the achievements of our graduating seniors.
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And I know it can never [music] rest. So I always try my best, but there's some lessons hard for me to learn. Like good boys don't play with bad girls. Good boys stay away from them bad girls. them bad [music] girls. Yeah, the good ones just can't get me high. So I be falling all my life for one of these bad girls. You bad girl, [music] but she do me so good. Friends call me a dummy. She taking all my money, but I make it rain like 24/7. If it mean a little time with you, break my heart and leave me hurt. The next one just going to do me worse. So if they all no good, I'll just [music] be bad with you. Cuz my mother told me as a child, boy, don't play [music] around with fire cuz you might just end up getting burned.
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Uh have four more academic honors. Uh two students completed uh the Indiana College Core 40 from Ivy Tech. Have 20 Core 40 diplomas and no general diplomas, so Um we've got four kids that are college bound. Uh five of them are Century Scholars. Some of the good stuff here. We've got 15 scholarships totaling 20,000. And this group has 226 college earned credits, uh which equates to about 11,000. So Uh and then three National Honor Society members. And I got 113,000. Well, it should be 113,822. Three anti-bias Yeah. I messed my list up. You got the comma in the wrong spot. It's all good. >> Scholarship money is good because we found out that two more kids are on the scholarship list now. Okay. That's cool. Yeah, so kids did did very well this year. And then personnel consideration uh recommend that uh Olivia Stillwell uh summer custodian at a rate of 1325.
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So, uh again, thank you for your partnership. Uh and uh and I also uh just a reflection on how how special Ashland is. Uh we say it all the time, but we had uh several select board members being the face and and putting their heart and souls into communication on this. Uh there's not very many communities that would do that for a an operational override that was for the schools. So, thank you very much and appreciate your support. Thank you for your comments, Paul. Anybody want to comment? No, we're good. I know we're not commenting. I know. I know you can't. I know we can't. I know we do cuz I saw the look. That's why I was Uh is there anybody on the Zoom platform that would like to be heard at this time as part of the citizens participation? I don't see any hands raised.
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A tough start there with the with the first leadoff walk. >> Yeah. And here comes the most dangerous hitter in their lineup, the senior captain who will pop one up into shallow left field and that'll drop just foul. That thing was nearly in no man's land, Jacob. Tough spot for anybody to make a play on. Luckily, that thing went foul. Uh Rebecca is playing pretty deep out left. Uh but maybe she's got the the scutter report on on this number two hitter here for Westwood. 357 average as Usaris will throw high. Again, behind the plate for Ashland is the freshman Ava Vendetti. A's done a nice job back there this year. She and Caroline Car has split time for the majority of the season going every other game. A's turn today. >> Grounded to second base and the throw in time as French does get down to second base.
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It can make it just a whole lot better. And having a good coach is just like the best thing possible for a high school athlete. So, it looks like right now, Ashland Youth Softball President Shawn Wiglich is sending a little message to the to the seniors as well. Uh Shawn is certainly a a terrific supporter of Ashland Athletics and he has been working with the youth in town for quite some time. And it looks like he brought some youth players to to also share some gifts with the seniors today. So, again, this is this is just been a really nice tribute to three really terrific young women young student-athletes who have meant a lot to this school who have meant a lot to this team and they're they're certainly going to be missed. They're going to be missed on and off the field and we wish the best to them as they move on to the next stage of their educational careers.
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So, I I I think that we're probably going to sign off while they do senior senior day and here as we honor three fantastic fantastic young student athletes. Again, Quinn Herder, who has a four-year player for the Clockers, who is going to be taking off to Syracuse University next year. She will be joined by her parents, Joe and Kim. We've got Taylor Kotch, who was another four-year player for the Clockers, who will be joined by her parents, Mike and Katie. And we also have Rebecca Kriegsman. I'm sorry, Taylor will be heading off to Syracuse as well next year. And then we have Rebecca Kriegsman who is another four-year player for the Clockers. And Rebecca will be joined today by her parents, Dan and Deb. And Rebecca will be heading off to Bates in the fall to play golf. We've talked about her throughout the year as one of the state's best golfers.
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