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Storms eventually pass and healing eventually comes. And even during these hard times, there is still hope waiting ahead of us. As we move forward into the next chapter of our lives, I hope we remember to appreciate all the people around us. Cherish our families, our friendships, and the moments that you have right now because life changes so quickly. And time moves faster than we realize. >> [snorts] >> On behalf of the senior class, I would like to thank our parents, grandparents, guardians, families, and everyone who has supported us throughout this journey. Thank you for your patience, your sacrifices, encouragement, and unconditional love. We would not be standing here without you. I would also like to thank our teachers, the dorm staff, the interpreters, coaches, counselors, and everyone here at ASDB who has guided us along the way. Thank you for believing in us and during those moments when we struggled to believe in ourselves.
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It's fantastic. We also have Where's my buddy Aubrey? Aubrey is an artist. Did she paint in this um elephant? Is his name Elmo? Is that her artist? Yes. And I also have to say Aubrey is the student who designed our shirt for Eagleview next year. So, we'll be sending you an email with that. Molly Trembley, first grader, writing all about flag writing. So, you can see the integrate some social studies. And look at those beautiful Keep in mind our oldest grade that we have is first grade. So, I'm very proud of their writing. JP Burns. They Oh, this is Oh, this is kind of like a We have Jade who also was my go out to lunch with our breakfast with the principal. She wrote about a farm animal. Evan McKee here is an excellent mathematician. He's doing great with addition and subtraction. Jade McDermott is one of our musical specialist that Mrs.
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And that takes us to elementary. And I'm going to be very brief because uh, this year we were just looking at a science and social studies curriculum or resource curricular resource. And so what we did um was I put out a survey to our teachers and based on that survey data um from our teachers based on the current adoptions that we have for science and social studies um that feedback coming back to us was that that the the resources that we currently had they were not really utilizing or loving. Uh and so when we went to look at it because of the science of reading in our curriculum maps and trying to embed all of those materials together uh we started to look at some they needed text contentbased knowledge to build that content background. So what we started to look at was Newella. They were looking for those those richbased articles that were differentiated.
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And that's after we didn't offer night school classes fall or spring semester. So, the kids needing credit recovery options are are no longer because of the work of this MTSS and SRT. It just becomes the culture. That's That's the expectation.
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And uh Quinn it was seeing the ball better than she's seen it all year. Got herself up over 300 now. Be great to see if she can continue that hot hitting today. She'll be followed by Maddie Sanders and Lexi Maloney, who we did not see at the plate yesterday. So, we'll get our first look at them here. Yeah, so Maddie didn't play yesterday. Lexi only played the field yesterday. Lexi has not got a whole lot of at bats this season. I believe she only has three at bats and she's one for three on the year. But again, Lexi's another kid. If she gets on base, she is a threat to steal. She is so fast. Um probably among the three, Nico, Lexi, and Haley are arguably three of the fastest kids in the entire league, I would imagine. Yeah, and she has also walked um a couple times and scored four runs.
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As you know, there's been some significant changes that we've made based on data, based on student input, based on teacher input in our math programming in so far as we have accelerated the sixth grade students who were entering seventh grade last year that we had um pre-algebra for all. This is our first year with algebra for all. Students have done exceptionally well. We wanted to talk with our teachers at the middle school and at the high school. We finished meeting with middle school teachers this week getting their feedback. So, much like you saw the um focus groups to elevate student voice, we've been replicating that with teachers with individual interviews. We will also begin those with the high school and we'll replicate those next year since this will have an impact on the high school. This will be the first time that the high school has been welcoming in kids who are on accelerated track meaning that they've all been accelerated.
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So I mean you're sitting here I I figure we're colllocated. >> Great. We're going all the way to Connors, right? >> Um I believe you're going to the next one, right? >> We talked about that. >> Yep. >> You talked about that. >> I did. >> You talked about that. >> This is why you're here. >> Um next I'm going to bring up um a group of students. Uh there's there's a peer health educator in the group and he'll kind of speak to their role in actually kind of training the students when they went out and then the rest of the students kind of represent the the students that we that we talked about how we gathered the the the extra students to kind of bring in. It was such a heavy lift. we knew we couldn't just do it um with 25 students. Um and and when they speak to it, um I think what what what struck me is the their willingness to absorb like every every layer of it from um reaching out to principles, like having a high school student engage in an email conversation with a principal to talk about what a schedule might look like, transportation needs, working like how are we going to get the students there, how are we going to bus them there, um what time of arrival, pickup, um space, like what what spaces are available.
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So. Is the >> [clears throat] >> I'm going back to the outbuildings. Is the 150 square feet big enough for each of these sports? Yeah, so what I would say is I defer to Rich on that. Like he's spent a lot of time so that that comes directly from him. Yes. He talked to John about that. Yes, I think he does a really, you know, as you can see here like this these are his notes. He's like pretty he's very specific and precise and I think that that's if that's what he says he needs, then Okay. How tall are those buildings? Um I want to say from our tour they're like I'm like 20 feet. They're pretty tall, but I can I him. They've >> to be taller than I am. One story building is what I'm thinking. It's not You don't need to get back to me.
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Um, but I must say that all of you have given incredible reports of the schools and that's been the best part of these meetings. Thank you so much. I wish you all the best. Welcome to our our new people. I'm excited for next year. I know you guys are going to rock it. And all of our seniors that are leaving, you're going to make such a difference. Thank you. Maria. >> Well, how do you follow that? Um, thank you so much to our students who are our speakers. Um, we sort of look forward to your feedback of what's happening at your individual schools. it gives us a window into what you go through on a daily basis and the joy you bring when you present to us. You know, the giggles I'm going to miss um the fun jokes I'm going to miss, but above all, I'm going to miss the human beings you guys have become and I look I really look forward to hearing from you.
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In all, she's involved in 12 different clubs and athletics in her in her high school career. So, it is great pleasure and my honor to present this scholarship to Valeria Gonzalez. The next two awards are an award that's called the Jean Howard Howard memorial scholarships. Jean Howard was an outstanding educator in the Chica five school district for over 30 years and uh he was involved in athletics as well as as teaching. Jean passed. When Jean passed away, 10 of his friends spent eight years uh doing fundraisers to build an endowment now worth over $100,000 which would keep his memory alive and allow two students each year at both PV and that other school I can't remember the name of the other side of town. Anyway, he uh so he uh that memorial is donating four uh scholarships a year to PV to Chico. Um the first recipient from PV currently has 3.85 academic GPA in the difficult course u and is um involved in school activities especially in band choir.
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So we'll discuss it at the June 17th meeting. Mr. Seal needs to rice me, please. And yeah, I think For [clears throat] our new members if they have any questions we we have plenty of season board members that will help with any any questions that you may have. Yes, it shouldn't be too difficult a process. You just say everything is wonderful and we love Danny. And finally Monday is Memorial Day. All schools are closed but I would just like to remind everyone that this is our country's annual day to honor the deceased servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and for our freedom. So please remember that. Enjoy your time off but remember the reason why we have that day off. Thank you very much Mrs. Basford. Thank you very much commissioners. Good to be with you all tonight. Thank you Superintendent Robert Tazi.
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Smith. So, we can move on to a vote for the superintendent's report since we don't have any questions or comments at this time. Um Mr. Yates, roll call, please. Roll call on administrative items. Mr. De Marsi? Yes. Mr. Fisher? Yes. Ms. Iannelli? Yes. Mr. Canton? Yes. Mr. Mason? Yes. Mr. Pielman? Yes. Mr. Wilson? Yes. Ms. Buchermoeits? Yes. Mrs. Knoll? Yes. The motion carries. Thank you. [clears throat] Now we are going to move on to curriculum and instruction. Items 9.1 to 9.5. Do I have a motion for approval of the curriculum instruction items 9.1 through 9.5? Mr. DeMarce. Thank you. Do I have a second? Ms. Buchermoeits. Thank you very much.
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Thank you for continuing to give us second chances and encouraging us to keep going and helping us grow into the people we are today. I especially want to thank Henry Saunders and Lonnie Foster. Thank you for believing in me and encouraging me and helping guide me throughout my years at ASDB. Your support, patience, humor, and care you showed me helped me make ASDB feel like a safe place and a second home. I will always appreciate the impact that you both had on my life and education. And finally, thank you, class of 2026. Thank you for the memories, the laughter and support, and the journey that we shared together. Because of you, ASDB became more than just a school to me. It became my home away from home. Congratulations, class of 2026. We made it. Thank you. And at this moment, I would like you to please enjoy this song this video is One Step at a Time.
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>> Good afternoon everyone. I'm the honor to serve as the class of 2026 as senior class president. As I stand up here, it feels easy to reminisce on all the memories, events, or even hardships our classes faced over our high school career. But I think my time is better spent focusing on the path that lays ahead of us. Earlier this year, in my math class, a student asked our teacher, Mrs. Franks, if she had always been good at math. She quickly replied, "No. In high school, I was terrible at math because I thought girls were not meant to be as good at it as boys. I was shocked upon hearing this. Not only was it an absurd statement, but it was hard to imagine a woman at as brilliant as her struggling in the subject I had seen her excel in. So, of course, we pushed further and we asked why she had became a math teacher if she hadn't enjoyed it in the first place.
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Hughes nominated to show off her music. Scarlett Thompson created this beautiful speech flower. So, in our speech department, they do such great both speech and language with our students. And so, she created that. Elena Wesley is an expert jump roper including today. What? How many times did you jump at recess today? >> 229 229 Um Hudson Lane pulled yours up honey. Hudson wrote about ladybugs. So since they're ladybugs and then we have a duo that's actually Mrs. Wise's class did a whole study about space and planets. She loves to transform her room. Last week it was camping. Before that we were in a whole like you know intergalactic situation. But they did research and wrote about planets. That's Ellie Kitchin wrote wrote so show and show Ellie's too. And then last but not least we have the great Daisy Burris. Yes Daisy. She showed off She's also an extremely talented artist but also does really well.
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Uh so we went out to Newella and they had a science or STEM science and then social studies two different areas. And so, um, you will see on the board report that there are two different documents. And so, in order for us to be fiscally responsible when you start looking at that cost, we're going to look at a two-year u recommendation for New Zella as a digital resource as well. Um, this is what this is what our teachers are asking for right now to really embed that reading and writing um with that content knowledge and non-fiction uh and see how that goes. And then that will also lead us to uh an adoption in a couple of years for ELA. So that'll give us that option to be able to look at what is that on that high curricular materials list. Uh so we really wanted to be fiscally responsible in thinking about what what are our teachers using?
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