001Welcome to the Wattsburg Area School District where we are student centered and future focused for a world-class education. I will now call to order the Monday, September 15th, 2025 regular board meeting. Would you please stand for 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. >> May I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Blazer, >> present. >> Mr. Brumagen. Mrs. Burlingham >> here. Mrs. Heatherington >> here. Mrs. Lee >> here. >> Mr. Morve >> here. >> Dr. Dr. Pushchek >> here. >> Dr. Williams >> here. >> Mr. Young >> present. >> I will now entertain a motion to approve the agenda as presented or amended. >> So move
002push check. >> Nicole second. >> All in favor please say I. >> I. >> Post nay. Motion carries. Uh I will now uh entertain a motion to approve the minutes from the August 18th regular board meeting. >> Morve so move. >> Nicole second. >> Any discussion on those? Hearing none. All in favor please say I. I >> oppose. Nay. Motion carries. Now I entertain a motion to approve the minutes from the September 8th work session. >> So moved. Heatherington >> second. Push check. >> Any discussion? >> Hearing none. All those in favor, please say I. >> I. Oppose. Nay. >> Motion carries. We will now turn to school reports. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh it's my pleasure to introduce Mr. Hudnull, the principal of Senica High School, uh to give a school report. this
003evening. So, take it away, Chris. >> Thank you, Dr. Berlin. It's my pleasure to be here before the school board to uh introduce a new initiative here at Senica High School, our teacher recognition program. And before I begin, I would like to thank the school board and Mr. Angler for the inspiration uh behind this idea. So what we did uh we established a teacher recognition program where we sent out a Microsoft form to all our teachers with just a quick narrative where they could uh nominate a colleague for recognition in front of the school board. We're going to do a Facebook post and they're going to receive a certificate of appreciation for us. So I have a uh you know when we sent this out some of the responses from our teachers were were truly
004touching. So, what they're going to do, I'm going to call them up individually and they will share what they wrote and then I will give the recipient a certificate. So, with that, first up this evening is Mr. O'Donnell and Mrs. J. Come on up. No, >> we didn't know we were going to have to do this when we filled it out. >> That's not true. They >> Oh, would have been different. So, I nominated um Mrs. J uh Mrs. Jackabowski uh because of the great work she does for the student population. You know, she is a SAP counselor, so she helps um our some of our troubled youth and those in spe with special uh assistance needed. Um, but also she she does things like the carrying closet, which is volunteer, you know, she doesn't
005get paid for that. But she collects clothing. This feels weird. I should talk to you. >> Oh, thank you. >> Um, she collects clothing uh for student population, not just in the high school, but also the middle school. And I saw her the other day. It was the day that the nomination form came out, and she was sitting in the hallway, and I said, "Why are you sitting in front of the girl's restroom?" and assuming there was an issue and she said, "I'm here for a fashion show." And that I thought finally her brain had broke >> and teaching had gotten to her, but no. um she was there cuz some of uh middle school students um are homeless and she was helping to give them um clothing and so she actually meant to have
006a fashion show >> and they did they took home two bags of clothes and breakfast items >> and uh her safe her room is a safe space um for students that are are marginalized or um oftenimes feel like they're on the outskirts in our school community and she has created that safe space for them and I'm sure That's a joy for her to have those students want to come to her room all the time, but I know that for for those kids, it it actually helps them keep coming to school. So, >> Thank you so much. >> Next up is Mr. Cosby. I will second that. We had no clue we were going to have to talk in front of people about this. Um, Steve hit a lot of it. I I have the pleasure
007of sitting with Miss Jay every morning in on cafeteria duty and the amount of students that she interacts with on a daily basis where she you can just tell she is their safe place. She is the student. She's the teacher that they go to when they are having a rough day. She's constantly working with them and helping them deal with like whatever the morning is because we all know how teenagers can be in the morning. They come in and they're either in a great mood or they are ready to choose violence all day long. And so, and she is always there to help support them through whatever they're going through. And and she's just she serves so much for their needs in different ways as as Mr. O'Donnell mentioned. So, that's why I nominated her
008for this. Thank you so much. Well, [Applause] >> Mr. 40 couldn't be here, but I would like to recognize Mr. O'Donnell on behalf of Mr. 40. So, come back up here, Steve. I'm not nominating Steve O'Donnell because he is truly in a league of his own. Steve is the most creative, inspirational, and organized teacher I've ever been around, and I often find myself wishing I had him as a teacher when I was a student. His instructional practices pushed students to think in new ways while his passion and energy inspire them to reach their full potential over the last 5 years. Has been an honor to co-e with him and learn from him. Steve absolutely loves being a Senica Bobcat and would do anything for his students in school. He leads with his heart in everything
009he does. With so many irons in the fire, he still gives 100% effort to every to everyone and no detail goes unnoticed. Steve goes above and beyond in every role he takes on and his dedication leaves lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to work with him and learn from him. Mr. [Applause] >> Miss Nolan. >> Well, you can tell I'm a math teacher. I don't have much to say. No, it's okay. Um, Steve and I go back a long way. Um, good times and bad times, but I he has the enthusiasm that pushes the students to their potential and to achieve more. He's brought the Watsburg community together, I think, to celebrate the positive of the Wattsburg school district and I think that's a big thing. Um, we were lacking that for a long time
010and I remember it when I came and most some of you I had for students. So, um I can remember um the good times in that and I think he's bringing that back and I appreciate that. [Applause] >> Next up, if we had if I could have Mrs. Jay come on up. Miss Jay will be recognizing Mr. Bible. Good evening. [Music] Hey, so I'm going to turn this way. Um, so this is my second year, right, working with you, Angus. Um, I love that you use trauma-informed practices in your classroom and you make students with complex trauma and mental illness feel comfortable. we you have such a special knack for seeing when a student is struggling and making that like little bit of extra time to get to know them, to learn about them. Um,
011and you and I often like at lunch or whenever discuss best practices for serving these students so that we have like a unified approach when we share a student. And I just really appreciate that you provide that in a space that allows them to be creative and safe and really grow in their education. So, thank you for doing what you do. And thank you. Very good. Uh, Mrs. Adamus recognizing Mrs. O'Donnell. >> You're welcome. >> All right. So, I'm not the best with words or anything like that. If there's math symbols, maybe it might be a little bit easier to uh portray how I truly feel. But uh Julie truly is um amazing both inside and outside of the classroom. Um she's always trying to find new ways to engage her students. Um we all
012know students don't necessarily always like math. Um and so, you know, she uses various things like escape rooms and interactive notes. um and truly gets the most disin interested students interested or at least somewhat interested um as much as you can in math. Um she also just uh like her husband does so much outside um of the classroom with student council and just her enthusiasm about Senica makes you truly excited to be a Bobcat even if you weren't an OG Bobcat. Um, and so I just think she does an amazing job at, you know, going above and beyond and helping out the Senica and overall Watsburg community. So, and truly blessed to work with her and, you know, have her be more than just a colleague, but also a friend. Next up, we have Mrs.
013Krider and Mrs. Lindsa. Okay. Well, it's actually my pleasure to share this information with you. Um, Mrs. Lindsa is a special ed teacher. She is pushing into two of my uh personal finance classes. And when she first came into the class, she said, "I'd like to be something more than just helping a couple kids." So, um, Mrs. Lindsa is more like a co-teer and that way the students get to see her as a teacher. And she asked if she could have access to my grade book and I said, "Absolutely." So, she actually puts the grades in for the two classes and we truly do co-e. Sometimes she is actually teaching the lesson and I'm supporting her. Other times I'm teaching the lesson and she's supporting me. She puts the grades in for the students and
014she sees which students have not done assignments. She makes up these little post-it notes and then if I'm teaching, she goes to each of those students, shows them what they're missing, and she asks them if they need any help or vice versa. So, um, I find her to be truly a wonderful teacher. She logged into NextGen, which is a brand new curriculum for us this year, and asked how many lessons could she teach. So, I just want to say thank you to her. You cannot imagine what it is like to have another professional in the classroom with you and picking up those ends that you cannot pick up yourself. She's in one of my largest classrooms that have at least half of the students have an IEP or a 504. and the kids see her
015just as the professional that she is. >> Okay. And our final one will be Mr. Bible. And uh Mr. Cosby apparently didn't check his email very well because it was in the email that he would have to speak, but just throwing that in there. >> Oh, >> wait. We're supposed to check those, sir? put a background like it can do. Yeah. Uh I I if you don't mind, I just wanted to pretty much echo everything that everybody said. This was a really hard decision to pick a person because I'm telling you, I've I've been in a few other places teaching and I have not ever come close to such an awesome work environment. I have never felt so so supported and so motivated and so safe as an employee uh as I do at Senica.
016Um and I it's just so different from when I went when I left the middle school um in 8th grade. Uh it is just such a different place. I had a little bit of expectation what I was going back to, but it is just totally different. It is such a better school. I've never even heard of such a come-up. Um, but everybody here really is awesome. Everybody here that that got nominated is a super hard worker. They do like I mean I was they got time but I want to say like at least three or four different extra duties. Everybody here does. Um I've eaten lunch with in in all three different lunches. The principles could sit on in on them if they wanted to. Nobody's talking any trash. Everybody's like positive and helpful. Um,
017I just feel so good working here. It is such a relief. Um, you know, the the O'Donnell family is such a blessing to this school. The Lindsa family blessing. Mrs. Jacobowski blessing. Everybody everybody here is like so awesome. I'm kind of talking like a teenager because I guess it's a little bit more emotional than I realize. But um, I nominated Mr. Cosby because though we are all very hard workers, you I don't think quite get how much time this man spends at the school. Um on Mondays, you know, I'm here late as well. And there he is always here. I mean, if I popped in a few random times over the summer, he was here. He's building shelves for his class. He's moving all these weird whatever thing, you know, weird devices around the kids,
018I guess, play. Um, he's got he's so Yeah, >> he's I can hear him over there. There's they're like in my room. It's not It's not a bother. I hear him learning. He's got all these different schedules he's got to manage. He does band. He does marching band. He does all these things. He sets up for I mean, I could go on. the amount of work he does without complaining about it so far as I can tell is just mind-blowing. Um, and I felt like at a very minimum he deserved one if not I don't know I deserve I felt like he just this was an easy win on his part. So, thank you Will. >> Uh, you know, I'd like to also credit uh Mrs. five for really spearheading this process particularly the certificates
019they are individualized to each teacher with the narrative that uh the person that submitted. So with that, I I thank you for your time. >> And I just want to note um while I cannot singularly speak on behalf of this entire governing body, I think I can confidently say that when we open these meetings and we state we are student centered and future focused here at the Wattsburg Area School District. Um, we understand that we empower our educators and our building administration and our support staff as they are our conduit to the students and we greatly appreciate the work all of you do, the work uh, everyone in this district does uh, to be that conduit to our students. We absolutely love celebrating um, the accomplishments that you all have in your profession um, and
020and what that yields for our student population. And so we appreciate you coming this evening um and sharing with us. This has been absolutely spectacular. Um all in favor >> I could even vote on that one. Right. >> Well, well said and uh we really value you folks and um this uh in part came from the board. Um Dr. Williams uh had been talking about the fact that we do a great job with our students and um also thought that we should take time on a regular basis to recognize our staff because that's all we are about. Um if you remember at the opening service my message was wherever you go there you are. you are here with your students every day and that's what makes a difference in their lives. So congratulations. I cannot
021uh well I think we're going to go on with the meeting but if one of you or maybe Mrs. Bony or Mr. Paris could take a picture of the group and send it to me that would be awesome. >> I also donated my wife Oh my, look at the time. Look at the time. >> We'll now turn to guest and citizen comments. Do we have anyone signed up to speak this evening? [Laughter] >> The chair will now recognize Dr. Berlin for superintendent report. Thanks, Mr. President. Um, I had uh just a few uh items to share with you briefly. So, you go ahead to the next slide. Uh, I think last year I counted over 32 policies that we reviewed and the majority of them were driven by legislation. Uh so we're always scanning what's
022happening there and trying to make sure that um we're on top of that, staying in front of uh all of these uh rules and rags. So uh that we can continue our business uninterrupted. We have uh I mean we just settled some or approved some policy revisions in August. We did quite a few more in May and now we have another batch coming up here. So, we'll be getting to those next month for our first reading. Next slide. I got an invitation uh from Hornby um the executive director of the of the Hornby School Museum and she invited me to come to the 150th anniversary of the Hornby School. Um, and of course most of us have probably been out there. I have, especially if you have students that went through the elementary, we've taken
023field trips there. But it's on a national historical record and it it really um came into its own. A bunch of volunteers uh restored the place um and opened it as a museum in 1981. So, it is the only one school uh or one room schoolhouse in the nation that has been uh brought back to its original appearance. Um not quite identical, but it's pretty close. I saw some black and white pictures uh this afternoon. So, if you want to attend that, uh I'll be there. And that's on September 21st from 1:30 to 3:30. And then uh finally uh homecoming the whole uh week was full of studentled events. So I thought that you know we grade students on math and English and all kinds of boring things. I thought we should give them a
024grade on something that uh they really enjoyed. And it was obvious that they enjoyed it. They planned it. They participated in it. Lots of student leadership. lots of school spirit. Um, so I just wanted to mention them that the gentlemen in the uh in the middle uh with the Senica paint bobcats on their um their chest, if you can see that, they were very enthusiastic about getting that picture taken. They all wanted me to text it to them. >> I said, "You're not getting my >> That's how they get your number." Yeah. >> Text it to me. I think the seven because my kid is one of those. >> But no, they were they were great. Really really fun bunch. The whole the whole night was nice. Um and the football team did a great
025job. Not the outcome we wanted, but uh they certainly are talented and having a great season by all accounts. So A+ to uh our students for homecoming. And that's all I have. >> Thank you, Dr. Berlin. Chair will now recognize Mrs. is Vicki Bendig for the business administrator's report. >> Thank you, Mr. President. For tonight, uh the general fund treasures the treasures reports uh general fund as of the end of August, 5,414,254.37. And year-toate budget to actual report, uh we're two months in, so 17% of the fiscal year is completed. We have used 10.69% 69% of our total budgeted expenditures and we have received 1.83% 3% of our total budgeted revenues which I'd like to mention means that we are currently in a deficit which is um how um we are tax revenue is coming
026in um we received $1.3 million the first week of September for tax revenue and our um discount period ends at the end of September so I expect that a lot of tax revenue will come in this month we'll be in a better position ition next month. Um, without the state budget, we're not getting any other monies. So, um, so that's a good thing. Um, and what else was I going to say? Oh, having a healthy fund balance helps us allows us to still make payroll. So, uh, thank you for that. Capital projects, uh, at the end of August, $1722. The cafeteria fund, $823,316.87. 87. And the cafeteria profit and loss report. Um, this says the month profit. This is actually for the month of July and August combined, but as of August 31st, uh, the
027monthly loss was $41,89.71. So again, year-toate loss $41,89.71. student activities balance in those accounts collectively $68,5302. And then moving on to the bill lists, um the checks already written um that were listed last week and then the checks written between the work session and the board meeting for general fund $3,350.78 and nothing for cafeteria or capital projects. And then for the bill list for tonight's approval, general fund $65,71856, capital projects totaling 129,88422. That was for the paving project on the campus this summer and cafeteria bill $24,249.83. And that is all I have for this evening. >> Thank you, Mrs. Bendig. I will now entertain a motion to approve the business reports, payments, and invoices as presented. >> So move push check. >> Second, Heatherington. >> Any additional questions or comments? >> I just would like
028to say um thank you for making the budget so clear with your reports every month. Appreciate it. >> Excellent. Any others? Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. >> I oppose. Nay. Motion carries. Uh there are two items under legal advisement for this evening. Uh the first one being the ESSER health and safety plan uh by annual review um and the subsequent approval of the bianual review of the health and safety plan as attached. May I have a motion? >> Nicole so moved. >> Blazer second. >> Are there any questions or comments on the health and safety plan? >> Hearing none. All in favor please say I. >> I oppose nay. Motion carries. Uh the second one under legal advisement is an addendum this evening. This is to approve the agreement between the Wattsburg
029Area School District and Empowering Counseling Services to provide outpatient therapy services for the 20125 school year as attached. May I have a motion? >> Blazer. So moved. >> Hatherington second. >> Are there any questions, comments, or concerns on this one? >> Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. >> I. Oppose. Nay. >> That motion also carries. The chair will now recognize Dr. Andrew Pushchack for finance. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh we have two fund transfers tonight. One carried over from our work session on the agenda and one on the addendum. So two as presented on your agenda. So moved. >> Nicole second. >> Any comments or questions on those transfers? Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. >> I. >> Opposed? Nay. That motion carries. Thank you, Dr. Pushchek. >> Thank you,
030Mr. President. Uh the chair will now recognize Mr. Jeremy Blazer for buildings and grounds. >> Thank you, Mr. President. We have one item under building and grounds this evening, the YMCA child care program agreement. Motion to approve the agreement between Wasp area school district and the YMCA Greater Erie for the YMCA Childare Program and the Wasp Area Elementary Center as attached. So moved. >> More of a second. >> Are there any comments or questions on the YMCA agreement? >> Hearing none, all in favor, please say I. I oppos. Nay. Motion carries. Thank you, Mr. Blazer. >> Thank you, Mr. President. >> Uh, the chair will now recognize Mrs. Nicole Lee for personnel. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Um, I have seven items for tonight. Um, without objection, I'd like to move all in one motion.
031They include um A resignations as listed, B appointments as listed, C ESS substitute list additions as listed, D conference requests as listed, E tuition reimbursements as listed, F, service substitute list additions, and G, which is an addendum, the Northwest IU5 student assistance program service agreements. So moved. More of a second. >> Are there any comments or questions on the seven items? Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. I. >> I. Oppose. Nay. And those motions carry. Thank you, Mrs. Lee. The chair will now recognize Miss Britney Burlingham for policy. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I currently have nothing underneath policy as of now. >> Okay. Thank you, Mrs. Burlingham. Uh, the chair will now recognize Mr. Steven Mday for curriculum. >> Mr. President, there are five items on the agenda this evening. And if
032there's no objection, I'll move those as one complete slate under curriculum. First one begins uh item A, the graduation requirements to approve the uh revisions to the graduation requirements as per the attachment. The second item is uh item B, the Batom life skills uh middle school program per the attachment to uh incorporate that into the middle school and physical education curriculum as attached. The third item is the 2025 2026 Northwest IU5 contracts um between Wattsburg Area School District and the Tri County Intermediate uh unit per the two attachments for behavioral consultation as well as special ed contract. The fourth is the Beacon Lake Academy agreements to approve the PRTF education services purchase uh and the business associate agreement with Beacon Lake Academy as per the two attachments. And then lastly the item E 95% group
033tier three program to approve the 95% tier three group three tier three program and faculty training as per the attachment as well. So moved >> second Burlingham >> are there any questions on these items hearing? None. All in favor please say I. I oppose nay. Motion carries. Thank you Mr. Morve. >> Thank you Mr. President. The chair will now recognize Dr. Jesse Williams for technology. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I only have one thing under a that is ed link comply volunteer module agreement as foul attached. So moved. >> Second. Push check. >> Any questions on this one? Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. >> I. Oppose. Nay. >> Motion carries. Thank you, Dr. Williams. I'm going to pinch it again on that one if you don't mind. >> So the chair will
034now recognize also Dr. So for transportation. >> Yes. Uh Mr. President, we have the transportation request as attached. So moved. Williams second. >> Any questions on those transportation requests? Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. >> I. Oppose. Nay. >> Motion carries. Thank you, Dr. Williams. Uh the chair will now recognize Mrs. This is Leah Heatherington for athletic and extracurricular. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I have four items and if there is no objection, I'd like to um move them all at once. A being volunteer list additions as listed. Game help list additions is B as listed. Um it looks like there's an addendum to athletic appointments and there's attachment with that. Another addendum D, extracurricular appointments as listed. And that is it. So moved. >> Blazer second. >> Are there any questions on
035those four items? Hearing none. All in favor, please say I. I. Oppose. Name. >> That motion carries. Thank you, Mrs. Heatherington. Uh the chair will now recognize Mr. Steven Morve for the Erie County Technical School joint operating committee report. >> Mr. President, our uh August meeting uh I reported at our August board meeting. given the timing of when those two meetings were held. So the September board meeting of the technical school will be uh next week and therefore I will report in October regarding that meeting. >> Thank you. >> All right. Thank you, Mr. Mor. Uh the chair will now recognize Dr. Andrew Pushchack for the Northwest Tri County Intermediate Unit. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Um in addition to the items that uh I Mr. Berlin had Dr. Berlin has shared with you from
036our August board meeting, I just wanted to highlight two items if I may. The first is the Annie Sullivan Award that all IUs across Pennsylvania give out this award to honor um someone in special education that goes above and beyond. If you recall, Annie Sullivan um was a teacher of >> Helen Kellen Keller. >> Helen Keller. Very good. Um the award went to uh a paraprofessional aid in the IU preschool here at Wattsburg Area Elementary Center. >> Wow. Uh Rebecca Carol Becky um is an aid in our IU preschool program. She was nominated by her teacher Don Lutz as well as a speech language pathologist and physical therapist and um I was honored to be able to participate in awarding that to her. So Annie Sullivan award winner right down the um kindergarten hallway here
037to the left. The other highlight I wanted to uh just uh remind the board which was also in the report um the sun meals program which is the summer uh meals program coordinated by the IU this summer final numbers are in 128,044 meals uh were prepared and distributed uh to 21 sites in our tri county area. So a lot of students that may have not normally had the opportunity to have meals had meals. So that concludes my report, Mr. President. Thank you. Thank you, Dr. Pushchek. Uh, now to start off for board correspondence and dialogue, I'm going to cheat and I'm going to go first. So, first of all, I would like to thank Vice President Lee for uh handling the work session uh earlier this month, last week. Um, there are work engagements that
038tie me up for the work session in September and the regular meeting in October. I just want to say thank you and I appreciate your leadership where I'm not here. Uh secondly, while I am not normally the guy you see at the sports events because I have a golf kid, um we were at we live, sleep, eat, and breathe golf. Did I mention that? Uh wonderful golf team this year, by the way. Um but the homecoming evening uh spent the entire evening uh at the ball field at the carnival. Um absolutely spectacular. There is no other place in the tri-state area, no other school district that can say they do uh what happens here at the Watsburg area school district. Probably my favorite part was watching the Mercy Hearse cheerleaders coming up from the parking
039lot uh to come get ready for the game and kind of awe of what was going on. They were very very impressed. Smiles on their faces. Chatted with a couple of the young ladies on the way up to the field and they just thought it was the coolest thing in the world. So, um had a great opportunity to hang out with a lot of our educators, uh building administrators, uh security staff, support staff. Um it was spectacular. Everybody was smiling ear to ear. And I just want to say thank you to everyone at the district, including everyone on this board that empowers these individuals uh to have these types of activities on our building grounds. It was pretty awesome. Are there any other correspondents and dialogue for this evening? I just something really quick just
040kind of going back to our staff that was here earlier. Um because as we all know when it comes to the mental health piece I'm always super excited to know the work that Watsburg does. Um and I love that when we have all these kiddos that have complex trauma adverse experiences that we have people that are helping to start that work early because as someone who works with adults it's really hard to start the healing journey and working on all that work when you're older. So, the fact that we have staff here that help our kids identify and work on that stuff early on is extremely important and I could want to just continue to thank them for that piece um because it makes our our jobs easier as mental health therapists with adults, but
041you're also making their lives easier as they transition into adulthood and help create those healthy boundaries and all those things. So, that's just my little piece. >> Absolutely. Thank you, Mrs. Biringham. >> Mr. President. >> Yes, Dr. P. >> Want to make comment on the teacher recognition tonight. What a wonderful way to um showcase what our teachers and staff do. What a wonderful way to showcase this team of 10 on the stage that the idea may have originated here, but then um our administration and our team ran with the idea. Um you know, the highest form of recognition is sometimes from your peers. So to have your peers nominate you, speak to your skills and abilities that you use to serve our students is is truly amazing. Um, and I think that's what makes these
042awards so special that it comes from their peers. So, um, again, I I think we have a little bit of a love fest tonight, but it is welld deserved because, um, we're getting it done in the Wattsburg Area School District, and I'm so proud to be part of it and so proud to have people that get it and work with our students and tonight we're recognized for that. Thank you. >> Agreed. Thank you, Dr. Bushjack. Any others? >> Hearing none, I will now entertain a motion to adjurnn. >> Nicole moved. Second, Heatherington. >> All in favor, please say I. >> I. >> Oppos? Nay. Motion carries. We are adjourned.