As Kazadian takes the ball, that one was dropped there by Martinez and down to third base goes Collette as that one gets into the outfield. She'll get up and try to score and there will be no play at the plate. 6 to 1 Clockers as the errors and bad play behind the plate continue for the Gators and another run off of a pass ball and throwing error. Yeah, unfortunate situation for the Gators right now. Uh, that was the hardest hit ball of the day, which is an RBI. >> As Casadian will ground one in the left field for a base hit. So, she has her first hit of the afternoon. That throw gets by the second baseman, but she'll stay at first. Yeah, Ruby hits a nice shot on the ground. Ball was hit really hard to the left field, easy single for her. Uh, which brings up Quinn Herder.
What me and the director of finance Heather are planning on doing is once we get closer to encumbering everything and in the middle of June is looking and seeing like how little of this grant we can we can allocate for this year and still you know hit our our budget targets. We can't use it for snow removal. That's unfortunately, but there are plenty of other expenses we've had or like unanticipated projects or leaks or pipe bursts that have happened that we can allocate for this. We can even use it for things like door repairs which um seems small when it's a $5,000 repair, but we're looking at you know if you're fixing four, five, six doors that that adds up, but we'd have to look at all those individual expenses. And then my my last question on the cleaning contract vendor, I know this has been a moving target ever since we had to go there.
It's you." And just having that moment of realization where they took the idea of the 2010 rule and they brought it into real life and they smiled or they waved or they did something to acknowledge another person just felt great as an impact that we had made. Um, so one of the biggest takeaways I got from this was that the kids truly do care and look up to you as an older person who goes to the Treasure High School. And one of the ways I saw that was it wasn't during the presentations or the reading was when we had some free time. I went to go play in uh gym with them and we played some dodgeball and it was so fun. The kids loved throwing stuff at me and and I I think we really connected as like a whole Cheshure community and they just really do look up to us and do want to hear what we want to say.
>> Mhm. But I need to know that there's some sort of plan to to explain this to people. >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I don't think just changing the words is necessarily going to I don't think it'll I don't know that it'll fly and I really also have no idea how many projects the council was planning on sending out. Like do you know have you heard where they are? I don't know they're I and I don't mean the council cuz they wouldn't have it officially but Sean would have an idea. They're not the plans from all departments are not due back until June 11th. So I I haven't seen them. And what department? Yeah. So we spent a June 11th. Yeah. I guess the I guess the question I'm wondering I haven't I have not done it myself but I'm wondering if there's a year or two from last year that's online.
They are Melanie Aragon Naro, Diego Chira Sanchez, Nicholas Haynes, Christopher Lopez, Dominic Luke, Walker Moore. That's awesome. Ryan Nevin and Jacqueline Quantero. Ivan Ramirez and Christopher Starling. and Uzio Viscara and Saurin Winkart. I think they're all here, too. That's awesome. Well done. And if folks, if you haven't seen it, this construction industry education foundation website will show you their uh what they built. It's fantastic. Finally, we had four students who served all year as ambassadors to their peers, to industry partners who had when we had meetings, they they met with you. Anytime we had a public event, they were there as kind of the face of CTE. And these students just were tasked with quite a bit. And so it's just a lovely time to recognize their excellence. They are outstanding young people. And so we have uh two from Apple Valley High School and two from Granny Hills.
Congrats to each of you. We are proud of you and we cannot wait to see what you accomplish in the future. Once a Viking, always a Viking. Okay, let's announce our winners. We have four $500 scholarships. Our first one's going to go to Emily Aken. And our next winner is Sophia Gard. Next we have Quan Jimmerman. And finally we have Zachma. Hello, my name is Allora Flukard >> and I'm Kristen Wilson Ford >> and we are honored to be here on behalf of Sierra North Valley Realtors. At SNVR, we are committed to supporting our members, advocating for private property rights and homeownership, and serving our communities with integrity and purpose. The values that guide our work every day are communication, collaboration, education, and professionalism. Today, we are especially proud to recognize these outstanding students. Their hard work, resilience, dedication to their future is inspiring and we are honored to support them through these next uh support them through these scholarships.
Just a quick question. We doing the agenda thing thingy after executive? That's when we do the roll call for that? >> Yes. Thank you. Good evening, everyone. I want to give a quick birthday shout-out to my lovely wife, Robin. Happy birthday, baby. And uh, next I want to give my condolences to the Gibson, Shidman, and the Gel families. Also, I want to give a big shout-out to the recipients of the Academic Awards. I did a recalc of Mr. Schneff's numbers and it was correct. So, 28% of our high schoolers were recipients of this prestigious recognition. That means three of the last four marking periods, they had to have a GPA of 89.5 or better. So, shout out to all you kids and shout out to all the people in your lives that help help make that happen. Administration, staff, parents, anybody else who helped make this happen.
I'm sure the other finance committee members would agree. And so the first step, which is on this agenda, is to go out to bid for a company that is going to assist us in number one, replacing some of the solar panels we have and also build out and continue to add solar panels. Correct. >> at our schools. >> Yes. Um and also we're looking into the community solar community as another way to you know, say have get savings for our district. So it's in a very exciting program and I really I think Jonathan mentioned DCO will present to the entire board perhaps in a couple of months as they move forward just to explain everything. Yeah, so just to keep [clears throat] the board up to speed on what finance sat through and they do provide a lot of detailed knowledge and expertise on the energy savings improvement program, but DCO energy is our energy consultant that we went through procurement process um to find DCO presented to finance on um just kind of a timeline and next steps for us.
It's the Tucson Lobos, the local wheelchair basketball team. Lo and behold, the gym was Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind. My first introduction to your beautiful school school here. My second introduction was a couple months later. I signed up to be a camp counselor for Camp Abilities. And I slept in your dorm rooms. It was an awesome experience. I enjoyed it so much. I told my wife about it. She came down the next day and and volunteered for the next 6 days. I was there the whole week. We played goalball. That ball hurts when it hits you in the belly and other parts. Yes. And make sure that you guys watch the 2028 Paralympics of goalball, please. Right? We played beep baseball. We played bocce ball and I was fascinated by this and I knew then that sport was a the chance of a lifetime for people to learn life lessons that they might not learn without sport.
Would anyone be like to make a motion to adjourn into executive session? Thank you, Kelly. Do I hear a second? I'll second. Thank you, Andrew. Roll call, please. Yes. All right. And I probably misspoke earlier. We do have one possible action as a result of our executive session. So, you're all more than welcome to come back for that and then the adjournment. But this time we'll have to ask you to excuse us so we can we can begin. Thank you all for joining us tonight. I'm I'm going to stop the live feed if I can figure that out. Thank you for another great school year. Thank you. >> Thank you. Thanks for entertaining. >> Thanks for and that was really good. All right. They're very exciting when I come. Do you remember how to turn this off? Exit. End stream.
And then we'll also bring back the second reading um of this policy to follow the law. >> Any questions? >> I'm sorry, which handbook are we talking about? >> Next June, I will bring June board meeting, I will bring all of our handbooks, which will include more detail. In addition to the board policy, we will also be putting it in our handbooks for parents and students. And I'm assuming once it's approved, there's a communication plan to go out to the Stacy. >> Yep. >> To the parents ahead of the school year. >> Yep. Stacy has already been working on some visuals just to share what's been changed, what's different, what's new, and um what will be allowed for next school year. >> Exciting. >> I appreciate that's one of the reasons we brought this now to give us time to to do the two readings and to communicate that out to our our families because it is a big change uh for our kids and our families.
We saw her a little bit too aggressive the first time up, popped it up to the mound. We'll see if she has a better at bat here as Casadian will take off. Martinez's throw is not in time. Casadian will go in standing up with the stolen base. That is her second steal of the year. She's two for two. And still nobody out here for the Clockers as they already have two runners in and a runner in scoring position here. And that one gets by as well as Casadian will head to third. So, it seems like it's a guarantee when a Clocker gets on first base, they'll end up at third in the in the next at bat. Yeah, right now the Clockers are doing exactly what they need to do in this game. We talked about the power rankings. The Clockers right now are ranked number 29.
I did not bring my 4-in binder with me. Can you remind me what the January estimate would have been for the cleaning contract compared to the 1.1 this is coming in at? Yeah, so what we budgeted was a $1,030,000. Right. So, but we've adjusted that in this this adjusted budget. So, we're about if we're looking at where the the recommendation is for the cleaning vendor, we're about $15,000 short of the actual contract, which is way more palatable than being at, you know, almost $100,000 off. >> Yeah, that's what I was like I remember at one point we were like peaking way above that and and we've come Yeah, and I'm I'm line with our expectations. >> Yeah, and we'll talk about that and I'll share like we I think that they did a really good job sharpening their pencil and providing a best and final offer.
So I think what we say is important to them. Yeah, >> I he took my idea. They all all very similar takeaways. Um, one of my big ones was a lot of the students that we presented to were my neighbors and when I got home they came up to me when I was getting out of my car from lacrosse practice and they came up to me and they were like, "Are you coming back to the high school?" Like that was so much fun. Um, I guess it was a big topic of conversation on the playground that there was a student that was on the swings and then all the students went up and talked to them and I think that we really like truly did make an impact on them and like we did like get in their heads because they are young. They've all been in that situation.
Do you happen to know if there is? Uh you mean are year two? No, town the council's year two. >> Yes, there is. I can find that. Well, when they have to So June 11th comes all the departments submit by August when they have to basically tease out exactly what they're moving forward. >> Yes. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's the process. Yeah. But we Yeah. And for sending out another 10 referendum items we're in the same boat except we're calling it loading dock instead of parking lot because it is primarily the loading dock. But I think for us for our work is maybe planning ahead to you know, make the awareness and so forth when the green light goes on in August. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't I don't know that it needs to be anything more than that. I just think there I just think we should have like some sort of commitment to like explain this to people above and beyond what we did last year.
The two from Apple Valley High School are Taylor Ford and Abigail Nicholson. And from Granite Hills High School, Alina Daneloo Choa and Gyro Suarez. Hiro, thank you. Good job. >> Thank you so much for this participating in this event. Thank you to all the families. This is a good time for a fivem minute break while we reorganize and you reorganize. new stop by again. >> Oh, hey Get out of here. All right, we are back. Um, Kylie, do we have any public comments pertaining to the closed session agenda? >> We do not. All right. So, we are going to go into close session to discuss the following. Number one, pupil personnel expulsion cases exp number 22 2526 and STIP number 62 2526 through STP number 8 2526. Item two, conference on litigation, government code section 54956.9A, current litigation, seven cases, CIVS Civvs 256 6329 2550-6282 government code section 54954.5C and 54956.9D and E1 conference of legal council anticipated litigation three cases 202425-01 202526-01 and 202526-2 two conference with legal counsel existing litigation one case government code section 54954.5 C and 54956.9 D1 CSEA and chapter 828 versus Apple Valley Unified School District Government Code section 54954.4D 4 D 54954.5D and 54956.95 anticipated litigation two cases claimment number one Garrett comma Nicholas claimment number two Scotta Andre R.
Congratulations to each of our recipients. Your future is bright and we cannot wait to see where your journey takes you. Montana achia bazar. Good evening. My name is Dr. Anne Torneni. I'm a pediatric dentist practicing in Chico for about 20 years. I am here representing the local dental community and I'm honored to be awarding the Robert V. Bellon dental community scholarships tonight. Dr. Bellon was a gifted and community-minded oral and maxilla facial surgeon in Chico for many years. He served as a president of the Northern California Dental Society, past Rotary President, founding member of the Chico Boys and Girls Club and served on the Chico Community Scholarship Association board. He was very active in charitable organizations throughout the Chico area and particularly loved to be involved in activities that benefited benefited young people. Starting back in 1986, Dr. Bell hosted a picnic annually for the dental community at his home.
Finally, I want to wish everyone a happy, safe, and healthy Memorial Day weekend. Thank you for your time and God bless America. Have a good night, everybody. Thank you, Commissioner Brunson. Commissioner Canova. Good evening. Um my deepest condolences go to the Shideler, DeJaio, and Gibson family. Um to the Gibson family, Bill was an an amazing man. He fought very hard for Cliff- Clifton residents. I'm glad he he was able to see his idea of a splash park in Nash Park come to life, and may he rest in peace. Kim, thank you for the work that you've done with the Power of One. Um the work you do does ensure that families and children our community take taken care of, and I I truly appreciate it. Um Dr. Roberts, Josie, $27,000 is a large amount of funds to donate to scholarships, but I think it was the after-school special that put it over the top this year.
None of this locks us into anything. This just is authorizing us to go solicit bids for a solar PPA and then DCO will evaluate and uh present to ultimately the finance committee and then the board as a whole would make final decisions on any projects. But due to timing and timeline, that's why this is on here for tonight. And then the second one is the solar community program. That's separate from energy savings improvement plan. That is solar array structures that would be built a in our parking lot spaces where appropriate. That provides us and then so what we would happen is third-party um solar companies would bid on uh securing uh I guess ownership over those solar arrays. In exchange, we would receive revenue from them, guaranteed revenue stream based on total wattage that those arrays are able to produce um district-wide. And then any community member or resident who lives near those solar arrays can apply through their BPU for a 25 to 30% reduction on their electric utility rates.
And so it became my passion. Now, I couldn't do anything about the fact, and this was a simple fact, that people with visually impairments did not have the same amount of opportunities as even guys like myself on crutches or wheelchairs to play sports. There's not that many goalball programs out there or beep baseball. Blind golf was not around when I knew about it, right? So, fast forward to 2018 and I become the director of adaptive athletics at the University of Arizona. And my philosophy was immediate. It was, "Let's change what we do here. Let's not just support wheelchair athletes. Let's support any student-athlete regardless of whatever disability they have and in whatever sport they want." So, if they want to play beep baseball, we're going to support them. If they're going to want to play goalball, we're going to support We're going to find a way.