We will be participating in the Payic County Cooperative. That's on that runs from pages 33 all the way through 35 and through 37. That's the resolution and the agreement. And the last page is on page 39, resolution 84. And I want to thank uh Mr. Savastano who's here tonight and Miss Mr. Dominguez who engaged in the server infrastructure refresh project which Mr. Savastano can probably talk a heck of a lot more uh logically and uh we can provide details but again this was quite a project correct Mr. Sabastano to get to where we are today in regard to getting the what we believe is the best price and the best solution and obviously the best vendor in regard to uh new era. They have a it's called the server infrastructure refresh project. Includes project management, technical services, product infrastructure, off-site backup monitoring, and uh backup monitoring using what we call a national cooperative at a cost of $92,695.
>> [applause] [music] >> Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. [music] Ooh. >> [music] >> Ooh. >> [music] >> Somewhere over [singing] the rainbow, way up high. And the dreams [music] that you dreamed of once in a lullaby, way up >> [singing] [music] >> Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high. And the dreams that you dreamed of once in a lullaby, come true. >> [music] >> Somewhere over the rainbow, bluebirds [singing] fly. I have a dream where the clouds are far behind. Me, where troubles melt like >> [singing] >> lemon drops, above [music] the chimney tops as well. You'll find >> [music] >> me there somewhere >> [singing] >> over the rainbow, way up high. And the dreams that you dreamed of once in a lullaby, can come true. Somewhere >> [music] >> over the rainbow, bluebirds fly. I have a dream where the clouds are far behind. [singing] Me, where troubles melt like >> [singing and music] [music] [singing] [music] [applause] >> It's time to completely change the mood.
Tonight, we honor the many academic excellencies and the beautiful power of words in the hands of someone who truly understands them. This time we are congratulating our English language arts awardee, Kalena San Diego. >> [applause] >> Good evening, everyone. It is my honor to present our best in mathematics award. Since the sixth grade, I have watched him grow into a student whose gift in mathematics goes beyond numbers and formulas. While others solve these steps, he solved with understanding, seeing concepts clearly. With his heart, character serving as the lens that sharpens his vision and magnifies his excellence. Mathematics came naturally to him, but humility, perseverance, and integrity made his success extraordinary. I always believed in his potential, not only because of his brilliance, but because of the person he chose to become. Today, your achievements are not is not a surprise. You are a beautiful result of talent, beating character, and hard work with a purpose.
I'd like to thank Miss Saraphini for her endless support in and out of the classroom. Miss Thomas for her patience and conversation, Mr. Peters for his humor and passion, and Miss O'Neal for her kindness and guidance, and Miss Sturdy for her reassurance and compassion. To my mother, it is. And to my sister Sabrina, you are my best friend, my biggest cheerleader, and my inspiration. I truly cannot have asked for anyone better. And finally, to my father. Although he passed away during my sophomore year, his memory only strengthened my determination and inspired me to keep pushing forward. Everything I have accomplished has been in part for him. I know he would be proud to see me here tonight. As we move forward, I hope we remember that it is okay not to have everything figured out right now. Life will change and so will we. Tonight, be extra sentimental.
How did I respond to this change? I locked in with my family's help and ended up here nervously trying to motivate you guys. The thing I want to emphasize in this speech is not that change is scary and unpredictable, but rather what you can make out these changes. You can accept it and say it is what it is or you mess with your timeline more and make the most out of it. Although this might be the end of one chapter, it begins another. If you're still afraid of what the future holds, you just got to believe in yourself and you're going to make it far enough. Thank you. [applause] >> It is now my honor to introduce our next speaker, Aaron Lee. Good evening, Greenway. My name is Aaron Lee, and I'd like to welcome the class of 26, the teachers, and my family and friends.
[music] I've been thinking about your love tonight. Heat. Heat. N. Merry Christmas. Green feeling. Hallelujah. Okay. Well, Turn away. Hallelujah. Hey. Hey. Hey. Jama. Happy birthday. Hallelujah. All right, that is our time. 12:25 124. So that is it. No thunder. Hey seniors, be proud. Be happy. Congratulations. [music] >> Love tonight. Two hearts going to make our world collide. Baby, I just want to be the one to treat [music] you right. Two step baby slide. I've been thinking about your love tonight. I just want to be the one to treat you right. I've been thinking about your love tonight. Two hearts going to make our world collide. I just want to be I want to treat you right tonight. [music] I want to treat you right about your love tonight. Tonight [music] I want to treat you right. I' been looking [music] [music] >> [music] >> Shooting star in the sky.
I I look forward to hearing the discussion. Thank you so much. >> welcome. Thank you. Appreciate it. Okay. Um discuss the board reorg. It's that time of year where um democracy works its its its its magic. And uh the change of of of uh leadership on the board. I um This will be my last uh time as a chair. For my duration as uh as a select board member. I I shouldn't laugh, Joe, but you've mentioned before that you won't run again, so I don't think you can say never. >> No, I will tell you exactly and I and and if I if I change my mind, I'll be looking for a place to live. Okay? >> [laughter] >> And and that's not that's not a lie. That's uh this is it. I believe six terms is long enough. I've enjoyed my my tenure here.
You you cannot bobble the ball. You have to field the ball clean with Nico on the base pass. And and quite frankly, I think catchers are probably thinking about that, right? When she gets on the bases, they are thinking about her and it takes their mind off of just receiving the ball, which is ultimately the most important thing to do. >> And that one's just off the end of the bat to first base. And a nice catch there from Clinton. And it looked like that ball was heading foul if she didn't get to it. >> Yeah, nice play by the first baseman there, Clinton. She she makes a nice nifty little play on a on a ball that I thought was going to sneak underneath the glove and get fouled, but unfortunately Hyderman is the uh unfortunate recipient of a nice defensive play by Westwood.
So, we're I think we're making good progress there. It's just a work in progress. Equally, many hours have been spent trying to coordinate with system engineers, software control programmers, and manufacturers around the equipment to resolve some of the ongoing issues or lack of cooling in specific locations at CLES. We're kind of on that yesterday. Um, I probably sent a couple of alarm signals to my staff uh because I was very worried with the heat coming in today and seeing some other school districts calling early releases, no school, that you know, if these conditions worsened today for our staff and students, what impact would that have for us? So, we're we're monitoring it all last night, here very early this morning uh as well, looking into it. Um, fortunately for students, they had an early release date today. So, we kind of knew that was in play, so that was a a positive to some {quote} unquote degree.
Um, we just I just really want to make sure that >> for for any spending, you know, some of the larger spending, especially around facilities and projects, they can take a very long time. Um, so I just want to make sure when anyone puts an order in if there is any additional spending that uh they can affirm three different times that yes, we will indeed get the goods or services before 6:30. Um but other than that, yeah, there there is still uh outstanding uh outstanding items out there. >> Yeah. And that that's as Mike said, that is the a little bit of the stressor at the end of the year is that if you see you still have some money on the table, you want to obviously spend it, but you also don't want to create a liability on the books after June 30th. >> Um because then that money is no longer available and then you're digging into the next fiscal year.
To my support system, So, as we leave Lo-Ellen, I hope we don't wait for the big moments to feel proud of ourselves. I hope we celebrate the small victories, the silent strength, and the progress that no one applauds, but that changes us anyways. As Ms. Herbert always says, make good choices, be good people. Congratulations, class of 2026. We made it. Thank you. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Thank you, Jean. At this time, our Lawera High School Choir will sing In My Life. >> [crying] [crying] >> There are places [singing and music] I remember all my [singing and music] life, though some have changed, >> [music] >> some forever [singing] not for better. Some have gone >> [singing] >> and some remain. [music] All these places had their moments >> [music] >> with lovers [singing] and friends. I still can recall. Some are [music] dead and some are living.
Good morning everyone. our board of trustees, our parents, our families, our teachers, our counselors, support staff, district personnel, and of course the 673 graduates, the class of 2026. Let's give it up for that. [applause] Please join me in honoring all the graduating seniors who have made many great contributions to Anaheim High School. Before I begin, I would like to recognize the following student groups. Graduates, when your group is called, please rise to be recognized. Academic honors candidates. [ovation] Applause. Thank you. [applause] [ovation] Please be seated. A through Gigibility candidates, please stand. [ovation] [applause] Thank you. Please be seated. Some of you would do this a few times. ASB student leadership, please [shout] stand. [ovation] Thank you. Students who completed a career technical education CTE pathway, please stand. [applause][ovation] Thank you. Our dual language academy students, please stand. [ovation][applause] Thank you. Couple more students who earn the state seal of biliteracy.
He uh he basically MCed a good chunk of the uh awards ceremony for Sha County last Thursday. >> Yeah. >> And it was fantastic. He did a great job. He's he's dead set on Ivy League and you know I'm cautious to tell students like oh you're going to get that for sure but he's gonna make it actually. So thank YOU HI, I'm Melanor Heiselanderson, New Tech, and this is Miss Payton Wenders, who has done this now for two years for us and um is departing California for the the cooler Michigan. And uh but um tell you what, when you need someone to to step in in any role we have is our our person and um nervous as heck to speak to you guys. But um finally I'm like we wrote notes like smile in the middle of it. She's like so intense and uh it's just been so fun to watch her and kind of you know feel it a little bit better.
CSEA Chico 110 is so honored to recognize you tonight. Chico High will have a tough task to find someone to fill your shoes. Thank you for all you have done, and we wish you the best as you move on to the next chapter in your life. Thank you, Jay. Thank you so much. >> All right. At this time um I'd like to introduce item number six, items from the floor. Um items from the floor for speakers who wish to address the board regarding a topic that's not on the agenda tonight. At this time um we'll take public comment from speakers who wish to address the board for not for topics not on the agenda. Just as a reminder, speakers will have 3 minutes to address the board. A buzzer will sound with uh 30 seconds of speaking time remaining. We as a board are able to listen to public comment, but we are not able to respond to any speaker under items from the floor.
>> I'm going to do a motion in a second, then I'll ask if there's any questions. So motion and a second to approve superintendence items um A through H. >> Motion >> second.
Jen, you model what it means to be resilient, thoughtful, and an outstanding professional. You meet every challenge with grace, every student with patience, and every day with a smile. I'm pleased and proud that you're this year's recipient. You are deeply deserving of this honor and McFarland Intermediate is fortunate to have you. Please join me in a round of applause for our teacher. There are certain people who form the very heartbeat of school. The ones who keep things running smoothly, keep our children safe, and bring a sense of comfort just by being there. A school nurse is one of those people. Tonight, we honor someone who represents the very best of our community. And I ask that you please join me in celebrating our McFarland Intermediate School Educational Services Professional of the Year, Linda. Liz has been a dedicated person for many years. It's hard to believe how much time has passed because she still brings the same exact energy, warmth, and dedication to work every day as if she were just hired yesterday.
Melisurgo gives back in a way that leaves a lasting imprint on generations of Smalley students. And for his compassion, advocacy, and unwavering dedication to chil- children, sorry, helping children grow into their fullest selves, Mr. Melisurgo is profoundly deserving of this nomination or this >> [applause] [applause] >> He has his kids here, so you should be very proud of your dad. And our um educational service professional of the year is Ms. Tilia Carrera, who I did see. Yes, come in. >> [applause] >> I think she also has her kids here. You should be very proud of your mom. I think I saw them. So, Ms. Carrera's greatest impact is the trust she builds with students, families, and staff. She creates a safe, welcoming space where students feel heard, supported, and empowered to grow in confidence while developing the skills to navigate challenges. As our social worker, she's often the first person students turn to in difficult moments, providing guidance, advocacy, and a steady presence.
June 10th field day grades 3 to 5. Graduation uh on the 18th at 700 p.m. and the last official day of school on the 19th graduation. Thank you so much. Okay. Uh moving on to the administrative report. >> Sure. So I think all of your committees have covered very well everything that is happening. So thank you for your federal reports. Um I do want to extend my thanks to the PTO for making teacher appreciation week so wonderful. The time and effort that they put into making our teachers feel so special is really extraordinary. And so again, we have such great organizations that support our work here and PTO is certainly first and foremost. So thank you to them. Um and the BDF, I hope to do a formal recognition at our June meeting of accepting that very generous donation. Um you know, we appreciate again their cooperation and their partnership in, you know, adding so many great enhancements to our school.
You look at that number, you say, "Wow, that's a big number." But again, that's throughout the entire district. And Mr. Sabastano, was that for how many years? Three. >> Five years. Uh so again it was it was clearly the best deal, best contractor uh and based on all the due diligence that Mr. Savastan and Mr. Dominguez went through, this was the best course of action for our for our business moving forward. That's pretty much it on my All right. Um do we have anything uh anything from the public, Mr. S? Okay, >> I'll make a motion to accept the agenda. I'll second it. >> Okay, that was uh Mr. Terabakia number one. Was that Mr. Russo number two? >> Okay, I'd like to take a vote now if I may. >> Mrs. Abru, >> yes. >> Mr. Capano, >> yes. >> Mrs. Fredo, >> yes.
This song quickly became our favorite, found in the 58-year-old Disney movie titled The Jungle Book. Here's The Bare Necessities. >> [applause and cheering] >> Look for the bare necessities, the simple bare necessities. Forget about your worries and your strife. I need the bare necessities of Mother Nature. >> [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [applause] >> Our concert is now coming to an end. While we still have one more song after this, here's our goodbye song for now. >> [applause] >> You're >> [singing] >> not going to have me memories and I guess we had a lot of fun. >> [applause] [cheering] >> We would like to thank We would like to thank to take the time to thank you for coming tonight and we hope you enjoyed our concert. There's so many people to thank. Make sure to read through the program because those people were made were able to make this concert happen.