And there would be times when um students sometimes are not really lying. They just in the heat of the moment, they don't have a clear understanding of of what's of who was there, when it happened. Um and it's just it has I'm just saying that as a public school teacher um it having cameras on the campus is not uncommon and I think has um served a useful purpose. On those same lines um one of the factors that weighed heavily for me in in it's in regards to um being a good steward of our resources um financially but also um the resources of our our teachers and administrators' time um countless hours have been um spent reviewing footage and the um advancements in technology have led to just a more efficient speedy process. And so one of the um advantages I see moving forward is just our ability to um and I know I know this comment has been made before like let's use our our energy and our time and our resources in more efficient ways and I think we can do so with um current technology um and free up our administrators to to be you know with those with those students face-to-face rather than behind cameras and and studying footage that is archaic.
High Street, Whittemore, that that neck that neck of the woods. So, what So, have they come to road traffic traffic safety with a plan or are they just come to say we're looking at this and okay. >> The the plan the plan is being developed, but at the same token, the the deterioration of the bridge is right, progressing. progressing quickly. Yeah. Uh and we just found out well, Dan just found out and I don't know Michael if Dan explained that to you, but uh found out that Ashlawn owns the bridge and it's not a state bridge. Ashlawn owns the bridge? >> about Porterville? Yeah. I I think there's there is still some people that disagree about that. Um that being said, the state has uh committed to Oh, no. I'm I'm >> just saying, but as time goes on and that road uh that bridge deteriorates, we're going to have to you said we have some contingency monies available.
Uh you know, I'm I'm I'm surprised Coach Sasso doesn't have Holly up yet. >> Yeah, it's the 10th walk there as Walsh takes her base. So, first and second, nobody out here for Eve Clinton who's one for three. She'll check her swing and it is ball one. >> Yeah, I believe we saw Holly Cashion up in the first inning in the bullpen and we haven't seen her since. >> Yeah, we we we did maybe she does feel warm enough. I'm I'm not sure. Or maybe they just have no intention of of putting her in this game, but I think right now uh is the is the right spot to think about it. You have no outs in the top of the sixth inning, only a three-run game, and the tying run is at the plate. Um, this is this is a this is a precarious situation here.
So, 3A is at 9:15, 3B is at 11:45. June 4th um second grade end of the year party at Kids Kingdom. Um 2A is at 9:15, 2B is at 11:30. Um WMS on May 28th, they have a spring chorus concert at 7:00 p.m. On June 1st, they have their annual field trip to Quassy. Uh June 2nd, they have their spring band concert. Um BHS, which I have field day with a question mark cuz I actually didn't know if it was a real thing cuz I've never seen it here before. Yeah. So, I literally it's here with a question mark. So, um May 22nd um here BHS field day, the 26th there's a PTO meeting at 6:00 p.m. They are looking for people to take over the PTO for next year. So, No. Well, if you're interested, contact the contact the school or the PTO representative.
>> Yeah. >> Next month we'll have an updated version of it. I was waiting to make sure these got approved this month with these dollar figures and we'll see next month. >> Thank you. >> So the agenda saysform informationational is this? >> No, it's not. You guys approved it already. But what you meant by that once you get the actual bit numbers include that correct? >> That's right. 623 bid from Northwest ADU for the Oakview High School Anderson Community Day Schoolization Project. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I 624 bid from Robert S. Bryant for phase two of the North Valley High School modernization project. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. 625 agreement with Shassa County Office of Education to provide buses and drivers for field trips for the 2627 school year. >> To approve >> second in favor >> I 626 renewal agreement with Fagan Freriedman and Pcross for legal services for the 2627 school year to advise the district regarding obligations to students with disabilities and special education law.
And President, I call for the question. Yes. No, we're we're at the point where we've had a Okay, I just wanted to make sure cuz I meant I mentioned to you that I Was your question No. Okay. Okay. Right. So Verkada is an AI surveillance That's their whole thing. You've already banned and I think we How can you still use this You've already banned the use That's software system if they are there. They say that oh, we can we can enable certain things. Who's checking that? How do we know when it's turned off or turned on? And what access do you have locally to check that? So, there's what Verkada has the servers wherever they are. Those are the two issues right? That have not been addressed by all this discussion and by the That's why again, I don't think it's going to move forward because you're contradicting yourself.
We may have to put uh some large metal uh plates over the bridge. Yeah, I mean we we had even planned, I think, to um to make it like a one-way and put temporary lights >> Well, what I what I would recommend is once you have some kind of plans that maybe we do a discussion at a select board meeting that's recorded and live so we can get the information out to folks. And then also, you know, film I don't know, but yeah, once once we have a plan, you know, cuz like I said, this is something that's been talked about for many, many years. One that the bridge needs to be replaced, that the state was going to be doing it. There was also discussion about creating an extra some I mean, this is many years ago and I know it was sort of just a discussion to at the same time do something that actually get you over the train tracks to the other side more easily.
>> It is. Clinton had a huge hit for Westwood. A three-run double as that one is smoked into left field for a base hit in front of Criggsman. Benjer will round third and score into second safely goes Walsh on an RBI. Base hit from Clinton. Her fourth RBI today and it is 97. >> Yeah, that was a that was a heck of a shot. She barreled that one. That was that ball was hit hard as they say in the pros. Some good exit elo on that. And uh now I think I do see Holly getting up off the bench. Um not so sure if she's coming right in right now or if she's just going to warm up, but she Yeah, she looks like she is coming in. >> She is entering the game um kind of cold. Entering the game cold is not an easy thing to do unless she was warming up in the last inning that we just didn't notice.
Um grad party is Thursday night um at 7:00 p.m. Um so, they still are looking for volunteers. Um they're looking for donations, they're looking for all hands on deck. These kids are graduating soon, so um and that's all I have. All right. I think. Um Emily, um it's going to rain probably on field day, so just dress accordingly. Well, right. Is are we getting ready to have massive rain? So So, just grass stains can be part of the fun. I think competitive grass staining could be >> We played in the rain. We played We played last night in the rain. As long as it's not thundering, you're fine. 50% of the time they're wrong all the time. I don't >> [laughter] >> Just Just a couple more quick quick dates. Um the Memorial Day parade is this coming Sunday. And there's a lot of kids my Both my kids, one's marching for the baseball team and one for the band.
Second. All >> in >> favor. >> 627. Authorization to submit instructional time waiver request for the 2425 school year. So then our 2526 we haven't been audited yet for 2526. This is for 2425 but for 2526 we'll have 180. >> Yes, Mr. Booth has you know reached out to both sites ensured that the ball schedules have been updated so that they are correct. Motion to approve. Second. >> All in favor? >> I 628 associate student body operating manual and allowable prohibited activities and expenditures. I do want to, you know, give credit to the ASB secretaries. I did collaborate with them along with our accountant. Um, we also got feedback from our director of food services on the sections that were pertaining to food sales. So I want to publicly thank them as well for all their help. >> I do um have one question. So I noticed there were things like >> expenses.
And you're really not listening to all May I want to make a comment? Is that a thing that's happening now? I think we've moved on from public comment at this time. I I said that I would answer her question earlier um or to my best ability. Do you No, I think I think >> I will review with the board with them. >> think um member Robinson called for the question. Are you Are you going to read it back or you want to So, let's have if we're ready let's have Erica read it back. Okay. >> The motion. However, hold on for People missed it. However, >> Well, I I I don't think I want to restate it but the motion was to install Verkada Verkada cameras using AWS for installation or for storage but only enabling vehicle history. Period, yeah. Yeah. We have a motion and a second, correct?
I don't I'm sure that's not part of it anymore, but No, no. >> [laughter] >> That's a pipe dream. Yeah, the pipe dream that they had, [snorts] the pedestrian crosswalk over Route 9, if you remember that. A flyover? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Great. So, I think then that might be something that we reach involve our um state senator and our >> Oh, yes. Absolutely. as well as um Well, that's good for now. Yes, ma'am. So, that's it for the real estate team. >> commission. I did. Okay. >> Next. Okay. Is it next? Is that Is that what's happening? Yeah. Yep. >> [laughter] >> Uh yeah, I'll just pull out a a couple highlights of the previous historical commission meeting topic of 9 Olive Street came up. It's in pretty bad condition. Owners have been trying to get someone to restore it and now there's a good possibility that they may just want to get it demolished.
>> Yeah, >> certainly could have been the case. I I I did not see her over there, but I also wasn't looking for it cuz I was caught up a little bit watching that offensive explosion by by the clockers. >> Yeah. And like Nico, she has before today has only made four appearances on the season and only five innings pitched. She did pitch or sorry, um 13 innings pitched in four appearances. She did pitch against Denim. She started that game. So, she'll come out of the bullpen here with two runners on in the top of the sixth inning. Yeah, Nico pitched well over a 100 pitches. 110 pitches, only 46 for strikes. So, she'll get some some rest. I don't think actually, no, she's right at shortstop already. >> Oh, yeah. Nico is not coming out of this game. There is no chance. Uh she is way too important to this team.
And that So, there's lots of different Lots of different kids marching in that, I think, on Sunday. Um and then May 30th, um the CLES band is going to Quassy to play at Quassy as well. In the course, too. That is not on their calendar. >> Okay. I know. It's >> [laughter] >> I was going to say it's not on All right. Well, with that, we will move to the next agenda item. Um Anyone like to make a motion? Are we ending the regular session? No. We're not ending the regular session. We're moving into executive right. That's what I thought. >> But we should We should clarify that we conducted all board business all the tabled board business. So, we don't have anything Correct. >> anticipated. Right. We conducted all board business And we now that Joyce is back, right? We don't have to. So, right.
>> Correct. So for programs like where they're not quite sure how many students are going to end up they have to apply for >> I believe through ASB they have an open PO for are you talking about like registration for students. Um, what specific expenses are you thinking of? >> Well, like if they're traveling for a tournament, for example, they want >> Oh, gotcha. Yeah. They'll usually have an open PO um for expenses, you know, such as food or, you know, anything related to the trip if it if they stay overnight somewhere. >> Yes. Second. >> Okay. Do we have any other discussion? >> Seeing none. All those in favor? >> So, we'll move on now to reports and comments. Do we have anyone to speak from CSEA or CTA? >> No comment. Okay, superintendent. >> I have five. I can't tell them. My job provide trusty comments.
Yes. >> Is there any further discussion amongst us? We're not silencing them. We had an opportunity and we're following the the protocol, the We have we've had um a meeting but in February. Um They've they've there have been opportunities to speak and even today they were given an opportunity to speak um to this to this item. In fact, the hands raised had an opportunity to speak. So. So, people have had the opportunity to speak and now it's time for us >> So, what do you mean a motion as well, so you can I have a quick clarification. So, was the focus group When did the focus April 22nd. >> April 22nd, okay. So, based on I think based on public input that we've received in the past and tonight, based on that input we've made a motion and we've seconded the motion already based on input.
Last at the last meeting there was talk of a walk-through with the commission. I think on the 21st which is tomorrow and I think they were trying to get a public hearing together uh to discuss the property. I think it was they were planning on May 27th, but I haven't looked back with the chair confirm those dates yet. Um there's discussion around the village burial ground. Uh it sounds like the GPR survey is going to be happening in July. So, that's really exciting. It sounds like they're going to try to get the whole site done at that point. Um and discussion has is probably going to pick up around the historical district. I think they were planning to bring that back to town meeting this fall, but they're just talking about you know, just communicating with the community about that and getting that effort up.
Hopefully, she can just shake off this inning and not worry about it. She is so important. uh valued member of of the team, probably again their most outstanding offensive player and just a a weapon defensively as well. And and I got to give her a lot of credit. This is a tough spot for a kid to be in. Hasn't pitched really all year long and and she leaves the game ahead. They're up they're up nine to seven. Um Holly's got to come in and hopefully finish this thing off. Again, tough squad by Holly. uh two runners on with no outs in the top of the sixth. But this these are the kind of games that good teams have to win. If they want to make the jump between, you know, being a decent team to being a really good team, you've got to figure out how to win games when you're having trouble.
All regular board business has been been conducted. Okay. So, I move that the board enter executive session for the purpose of discussing the superintendent's performance and evaluation goals. I second that. All those in favor, please indicate by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? All right. Thank you.
Joe or well let's start with our student trustee any comments to >> make that just for the opportunity. >> Oh, they're your brothers. No, >> Stephen, tell Mr. W thank you for everything he's done here in the ad program. All I hear about how wonderful he was as a teacher of the community and I'm going to miss his barbecue. Are you continuing those? >> Oh, if you've had our food within the last year, it's been me. I'll let you last few years. Um, yes. So that that long tradition will continue >> and all the community service things he's done. >> Yes. Yep. We still have a relationship with Anderson Rotary as well as quite a few others. Anderson explosives. So all of that will continue. >> He's done a great job. So tell him thank you. >> He's done good. So >> I would like to I had my notes.