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there was an Eagle Stout ceremony for Will McDonald um over at Fishing Game and Claudia attended um and spoke on behalf of the board. And I just wanted to give a shout out and a thank you to Susan who put together um the proclamation for for Will in um record time. Um, so thank you to Susan for for helping out with that and um congratulations to Will and um all of our Eagle Scouts that you know are coming. There's there's going to be more down the road too. So um we're very fortunate to have really great Eagle Scouts. Um >> good, >> really great troop. Really great troop. So, um, so thank you to to all of them for all the all the work that they do to make Ashley just a a um much better >> and I think that's it. Um, >> Tuesday is the um ribbon cutting at the arburetum.
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>> Oh, yes. 4:30. You're welcome. I'm >> Thank you. Thank you. >> I got to be looking at my calendar better. >> There's there's a lot of there's a lot of stuff going on. June is a very busy month. Um, so thank you for that. And uh that'll be exciting. I've been over there. I don't know if you guys have been over to the arboritum, but um the it's it's a it's a it's a great little walk. The gazebo or pergola. I don't know if it's a gazebo. Yeah, it's a pergola. Um is awesome. And um so so thank you to to Beth and everyone that has been involved with that. Becca and um I don't know if Sam has involved with that. >> So um it's a great space. So >> yeah, >> considering h I I remember standing out in the grass area with Tony Skyavi when he was town manager when I believe when we received the grant to remove the buildings.
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We had the ground brownfields grant to do to start the work. So you've been town manager 11 years. So that was 12 or 13 years ago. I mean, that's been the process between getting the funding and getting the buildings down and then planning it, deciding what I mean, the the property, clearing it. I mean, Ed Hart and his volunteers, Becca and her volunteers, it's just been it's truly been a community process to get it completed. So, it's nice to finally have it done. But I also went and walked it about a week or two ago. So it's looking good. >> It's looking great. So um all right, that's all from me. And if anybody doesn't have any further comment, questions, anything from you guys? You guys good? Okay, so our next meeting, our next select board meeting will be on June 17th. And with that, I will take a motion to adjurnn.
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>> So moved. >> Second. >> All those in favor? I >> I >> All right, then we are adjourned. It is um 9:47, so we didn't go past 10 o'clock tonight. So, >> thank you all for joining us and have a great night. Thanks. >> Night. Thank you.
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Stay on. All right. Good evening. My name is Colleen Tra and I teach orchestra here at Fiser Middle School and also at Euing High School. So, by both schools. Um, all of our students this evening have been working really hard to prepare these pieces. So, I appreciate you, their family and friends being here to support um, and being supportive and respectful listeners of their hard work. They've been working on this since the winter. Um, we're really excited to show it to you. So, I appreciate you giving your full attention to the students. Thank you. Um, in a moment. Thank you. Um, I'm going to turn it over. the students will be doing most of the talking, kind of most of the presenting the pieces. Um, so you'll be seeing them and hearing them a little bit more throughout the concert. Um, so we'll go and get started and Britney's going to tell us about the first piece.
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All right. Good evening. Tonight, the first order of business is to seat the new conquered Carile Regional School Committee to elect its officers and discuss other necessary appointments. After a call to order of the committee is made, I will request that the chair of the conquered school committee, which we haven't done yet either. We're a little out of order this year. We're just we know that for the seating of the conquered carile school committee and for the election of officers for the conquered carile school committee and the conquered school committee. Other appointments can be made um at that time if committees have worked out assignments. So let's first seat the conquered carile school committee. So, a motion will need to be made. I'm gonna Yeah, motion will be need need to be made to I'll just read it and then someone can move it. Recognize Andrew Herchek, Drew Maglozi, Sandy Perardi, Tracy Morano, Michael Williams as conquered members and Brian Wat and Lynette Kellaher as Carile members of the conquered Carlilele school committee.
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I think you I am happy. Singer finger. six six. What a wonderful evening for our parents and family and friends and the class of 2026. At this time, I would ask if you are able to please stand and join Ronan Sullivan, ROC candidate and member of the class of 2026 in reciting the pledge of allegiance. I would ask that you please remain standing afterwards for the performing of our national anthem. Mr. Svin.
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Mr. Ed >> here >> Dr. Mr. Harrian >> here. Men >> here. >> Mr. White >> here. >> Thank you. Please join us for the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Awesome. We are going to get right to business starting with our student representatives. Um I think we're going to go with Dodd first if you don't mind. >> Hi everyone. Um last week members of the girls and boys track team competed in the state championship meet. The girls tied for second out of 44 teams and the boys finished in third out of 43 teams. Everyone who participated did a great job. >> On Thursday, May 28th, our small ensembles held concerts. The talent, dedication, and hard work of our musicians was on full display, and they delivered truly exceptional shows.
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All right, I'm going to call this meeting to order at 100 pm. Roll call. Amanda Buchanan, I'm here. Maria Apara is attending her granddaughter's graduation, so she is not with us today. Anita Tucker, here. Rick Raleigh, >> I'm here. >> Renee Longshore here. All right. And Mrs.
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Good evening. My name is Britney Estrada and today I can present you to the spring orchestra concert and on stage now is the sixth grade orchestra playing their first piece Impulse. When learning Impulse, we practice hearing multiple rhythms at once while focusing on our own section. You will hear the violin and viola sections played together while the cello and bass sections are together playing a different rhythm. If you listen carefully, there are a few moments when the orchestra does join together in unison and play the same rhythm. Heat. Heat. Our next piece will be Chasing Dreams. This is a challenging piece which requires playing musical slurs, string crossing, and more advanced melodies. The composer wrote this piece to sound determined and exciting like someone like someone who is chasing their dreams. Heat. Heat. earth. Hallelujah. Heat. Heat. Our final piece will be Medieval Kings. This is an example of program music or music that is meant to make the listener think of a story.
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It is five o'clock now, so I'm ahead and get get started with our special board meeting. It is five o'clock now, so I'm going to start off with a roll our special board meeting. It is five o'clock now, so I'm going to start off with a roll our special board meeting. It is five o'clock now, so I'm going to start off with a roll call. We have Miss Marquez available or here present Miss Katie Gibson, Miss Marquez available or here present Miss Katie Gibson, Miss Marquez available or here present Miss Katie Gibson, McLean, myself, Miss Ayers, and Mr Jones. And we're gonna go ahead and take a moment and mute and Mr Jones. And we're gonna go ahead and take a moment and mute and Mr Jones. And we're gonna go ahead and take a moment and mute the conversation because we and Mr Jones.
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So move >> second. >> Congrats to Brian and Lynette for winning our election. Sorry. >> Congrats to the question mark. >> All in favor? >> I I >> So now nominations will be accepted and voted on for the chair of the conquered carile school committee. >> I move to elect Brian Wat as chair of the conquered carinal school committee. >> Second. I I wanted to say I've spent a lot of time on the campaign trail recently and particularly in conquered not in Carlilele I must admit and one thing stands out that there are some real challenges that we need to address social bias closing achievement gaps emerging technology in schools and I think we need to hold space for some really difficult conversations that call our community in. Uh, and therefore I I nominate or I move to nominate Michael Williams for chair. >> Second.
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I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Say early at the twilight stripes and bright stars for the so that our that was still there. Oh, say for the land of the brave. I would now ask David Havlin, member of the Dover Board of Selectmen, please come forward to offer his greetings. Well, welcome to the 2026 Stover Sherburn graduation. The last thing you want to hear is a long speech from a selectman. So, I'll try to keep this to about an hour. Seriously, let's do something a little bit more fun and oh so necessary. Will the class of 2026 please stand? Please look into the stands and surrounds and find your parents, family, and friends. Now, on my signal, let's see if you can follow instructions.
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The performances were superb from start to finish, and the student solos were especially impressive. It was a wonderful evening and another great example of incredible opportunities available for our students at Dodd. We want to say congratulations to all the seventh grade students who were inducted into National Junior Honor Society on Wednesday, May 27th. This recognition reflects not only academic achievements, but also character, leadership, citizenship, and service that these students demonstrate each day. We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and look forward to see the positive impact they continue to make at DOD and beyond. Um, eighth grade class night was May 29th and this year's theme was a night under the stars. It was a great way for eighth graders to wrap up their time at Dodd and I want to say a quick thank you to the PTA for hosting this annual event. Um, last month the Rotary Club of Cheshure Student Award was presented to Audrey Gerbalis.
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Long, would you lead us in the pledge of allegiance? >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Do we have any public comments pertaining to the close session agenda? >> I have not received any. >> Okay. >> We need to go into a closed session to discuss the following pupil personnel uh annual review cases AR number 20 2526 and AR number 212526. Item two, conference on litigation. Government code section 54956.9A current litigation seven cases CIVSB Civvs 2400289 2550-6329 2550-6282 government code section 54954.5C and 54956.9D and E1 conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation four cases 2425-01 2526-01 2526-02 and 2526-3 Three conference with legal counsel existing litigation one case government code section 54954.5C and 54956.9D1 CSEA and chapter 828 versus Apple Valley Unified School District.
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In this case, you can imagine an exciting story about medieval times. This piece mostly features violin one playing the melody, but you'll also hear the cello and bass section playing the melody, too. Joining us on percussion are eighth grade orchestra students and Morin and Taylor Ashford. We hope you enjoyed our portion of the concert. Next will be the sixth grade chamber. Heat. Heat. N. la. Heat. Heat. On stage now is the sixth grade chamber orchestra. A chamber orchestra is simply a smaller orchestra. This group rehearses and performs one additional piece separately from the sixth grade orchestra. We will be performing mechanical mantras which include several sound effects that we will be doing using our body. We hope you enjoy. Hello. Heat. I wonder hey how are you? Hey, hey, hey. Everybody again. Where are they going? Hey, let's go. Okay. So, I'll pass it off to the students in a second.
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And we're gonna go ahead and take a moment and mute the conversation because we and Mr Jones. And we're gonna go ahead and take a moment and mute the conversation because we will go into some mindset ahead and take a moment and mute the conversation because we will go into some mindset ahead and take a moment and mute the conversation because we will go into some mindset practices with AJ, and then we the conversation because we will go into some mindset practices with AJ, and then we the conversation because we will go into some mindset practices with AJ, and then we will be back, um, to talk about will go into some mindset practices with AJ, and then we will be back, um, to talk about will go into some mindset practices with AJ, and then we will be back, um, to talk about our study session.
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>> Yeah. Thank you, Michael. I think you have three qualities that make you an ideal leader. I think you have the time to do this. I think you have the commitment to create space for people to actually listen. uh and and most importantly I think you have the skill uh to bring focus and depth to the conversations we need to have. I don't think there are any quick fixes and these are not conversations most of us even want to have but I think we really need to have them. So thank you. >> Thank you. I think that's very important because in the past year and some months that I've been sitting here watching school committee meetings, Michael's the only person who hasn't repeatedly voted against equity on policy as it has come up. And I think it's very important for everybody at this table to consider equity when these policies are being voted on.
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Please give them a round of applause worthy of the 17 or 18 years of support, caring, and love they have given you to help you get to this day. Come on, graduates. Let's hear it. Similarly, I'm going to ask you to look in the stands and surrounds and find others who are here to celebrate with you. Find your teachers, your coaches, staff, and administrators. And let's give them a similar round of applause worthy of their investment in all of you. Finally, why not why don't you give yourselves a round of applause for getting here to this day. So, congratulations and please be seated. Graduates, you've been through a lot, but so has every generation. Please do not let past events define you. Each of you will forge your own path and define yourselves. The future is bright and it will be much brighter with all of you in it.
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