001To 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. [Music] >> Hi everybody. [Music] talking to my family. >> Well, we're going to at this point is our public endpoint. If anyone has anything to say or want to express, please go to the mic. Okay. Next, we have Mr. Hotelling giving us an update on our capital project. >> Okay. Thank you. Good evening, everybody. Um, >> it's that time of year. >> Um, hitting the home stretch of our summer capital work the past couple years giving the board an update in August or September time. Um especially because it's been so busy. Um the team I'll say is not here tonight but you know many of them. Uh Kirsten
002Lingger from Mosaic, Jeff West and Tom Robert from WS. Uh Henry Alvareelli, our Troy clerk of the works, a man who works 100 hours a week right now. And uh >> our parttime employee, >> Seven years ago. Henry, we only need you a couple days a week for a year. >> Um just don't tell them we're still here. >> And uh Jeremy Jasper, our director of facilities, and Tom Weiss, his assistant director. Um, and there's others as well. Um, so many people that are involved in these projects, um, to make sure they're successful, um, timely, um, and, uh, great for the community and and the school community. Uh, mission statement, which we always start with, um, much like I've always said, I want the school safe, welcoming, um, and very functional for, uh, the school
003day. Um, I'll get right into it. Uh the $56 million building modernization uh project was voted in December of 2019. So we're going on quite a while ago. Um we had uh five phases planned. Um I'll just do a quick rundown especially for those who weren't here back in 2019. Uh phase one started at Carol Hill uh with window glazing replacement and uh HBAC unit replacements. Um that was in the summer of 21. In phase two, um May of 21, September of 22, we had the Detroit Community School, which was a year-long project. Um that opened up to fall at 22. School 12, we repurposed the pool area for uh pupil services uh and special ed. Um that was uh that's been there for >> two years now. um a secure vestibule uh at school
00412. At school 14, it took two summers to add walls to that building. Um probably the most difficult project I've ever been a part of and I'm pretty sure a lot on the team would say the same thing. Um we did open school on time and we're proud of that although it was quite quite the the uh the hall. Um Mrs. Clutier was wonderful in that um and very calm uh when calm was needed. Um phase three uh this past year uh excuse me two kind of years ago with school 18 um we emptied that building but HBAC air conditioning secure entry repurposed the pool area for social emotional area down there. Um, and uh, we did the cafeteria and kitchen that opened up this past September. Um, I do thank the principal for that
005as well, Jenny. Um, that was wonderful. Um, and now we're doing it again. >> You didn't say, you know, it was energetic. It's different. Uh, school 16. Um, We're uh in the tail end of uh two phases at that building. Uh we will be moving back. Actually, we're starting to move back. I think it's tomorrow. Um furniture was being delivered yesterday, today, and tomorrow. It's an extremely busy street, so don't go there if you don't need to. Um there's semis all along the street. Um in that project, we put in an elevator. Um that is still in the process. I will tell you, I don't think the elevator is going to be handed over to us for the start of school. We're still waiting for the exact date. I'm guessing 2 weeks after the start
006of school. We will handle any issues that we need for ADA compliance um if there are any to start the school. Um secure lobby, lots of bathroom upgrades, electrical upgrades. Um we didn't build the pool there as well, and they're getting a new library. Um a lot more Mr. Carmelo toured the building a little while ago and he was surprised at how much had changed. Um, which I think is a good thing. Um, I I think the students, faculty, community will be very excited when they get back into that building. And then phase five is the long awaited high school tech wing. Um, we are still awaiting SED approval. Um right now engineering approval as it is 32 weeks which is a long time. Um it was shorter a couple years ago when they had
007third party review. Uh that was not continued by so uh the queue was quite long. I thought we were moved up a little bit on that. >> Us person us like us Troy or >> Yeah, us Troy. I thought the tech was >> the tech wing is is is but I'm saying if you submitted a project today wait 32 weeks >> to get approval. Um that makes it a little bit difficult because you know if you're planning something now you submit it next month you're not getting that project done next summer. So that's an issue that the whole school community of the state needs to look at and hopefully deal with primarily at the state level. Um the tech wing uh we're hoping to begin uh in this upcoming school year bid and begin um
008and that will be a year and a half project uh to build a new wing in the southwalk and demolish the old wing uh near the field. Here's a little sneak peek. I just gave you a couple pictures because um we will be there on September 4th for the board meeting and a ribbon cutting similar to school 18 last year. In the bottom left is the original rendering from 2019. Um they renderings always change a little bit as we go through the design phase. Um, if you recall, uh, 20, uh, excuse me, school 16, the middle part of the building was supposed to be demolished and rebuilt. Um, so that's why in the rendering, it's ground level, but we couldn't do that because once we start digging, we always find things. Um, and in this
009building, we found that the foundations weren't exactly what we thought they were. We had to kind of redesign a little bit here and there. Um, but the front is the top left. It looks awesome >> when you're walking into the building. Um, you know, just and I were there. I said, "Now, this is what a school is supposed to look like." It really um it's got the secure vestibule, the double doors. Uh, similar to 18, the um safety monitor, the checkpoint is right there. Uh, top right is right when you walk into the lobby. It's got a rainbow style uh colored staircase. Um new signage. Um the one thing in this building is, you know, we couldn't do a full gut. I mean, that's, you know, $20 million. Um but there's a lot of new
010and merging it with the old. You know, it's got the old 1950s style green tile in certain parts of the building still. And uh the architects definitely have a lot of work to do to make it flow and look like it belongs. Um so you can see in the lobby there there's some grayish tile modernizing a lot of the building. Um and uh you know you'll see it on the floor. Um bottom right is the gym. If you weren't in there a lot, it was very dark. It had a gray ceiling. Um all new ceiling and lighting. redid the floor and pretty much all of the walls on the top half had to be redone. Those are plaster walls. Um they had damage over the last 50 years through roof leaks at varying times, but
011the space is great. It's so bright. The lights aren't even on there. It's not as bright as Carol Hill was. Uh but it's it's really a great space. Anybody have any questions on school 16 before I move up? Okay. >> I don't have pictures yet of the cafeteria and library. Those are a little bit uh they're looking for phase two. Those are bid a little bit later. They will be finished, but I didn't want to scare anyone that is under construction with two and a half weeks to go. Um the high school tech wing, this is a site plan, so I know it might be a little bit hard to read. Um, I put Verdette AB on the left side so you can kind of tell uh as a point of reference. Um, towards the
012bottom is where you come in towards school 14. Um, on the front parking lot, we are uh redesigning that. So, it will no longer be a what I'll call a Y merge. Free-forall. >> A free-for-all is a better word. Better better phrase. Um, so it'll be an actual intersection without an in. um that was brought up by a lot of people um that it was they felt it was a little unsafe and I guess I don't I don't disagree. Um and so that's part of this project. Um on the bottom uh the building that's turned a little bit that is the new uh footprint of the new tech wing. Um there's not a bridge. It's called a length because it's two stories and that brings you from I think that's the what's on that side
013the classroom side science >> science side um to the new tech wing which is approximately 29,000 ft and then on the right side is where the old tech wing was and that now becomes parking at the high school because we are taking 50% of the south lot parking when this gets constructed. It's a lot to take in. Um we are almost the same exact number of parking spaces when it's all said and done as now. Um you know if you go to the high school, not now, but during these school year every day, it's not as bad as the middle school for sure. There is parking in the south lot on the daily. Um, part of this project is to put a temporary lot in the grass area in the back. Um, right now there's
014piles of dirt there, but when this work begins, that would become a temporary parking area just so we make sure we have enough for events and daily parking. >> Where's the staging area? The staging area is we're recommending once we bid it and we have to deal with contractors it'll be some different but it's pretty much the courtyard for so >> that won't interfere with traffic >> uh well that the the entrance on the south side will stay open closing so pretty much up to the guardrail >> y >> and to the mid road that goes to the bridge. bridge and so once they get the foundations in the difficult part is going to be the cutting over of electrical and gas that exists from the tech wing that's connected to the bridge right now
015all the electrical connected to the bridge that needs to be all laid in cut over and then the bridge gets uh demolished so it's a complicated project um a lot of hours have been spent kind of sequencing it all and uh trying to make sure it's very doable >> while while doing it while school. >> Oh, we'll hear about it. >> We will hear about it. But I think the high school's very excited. >> Yeah, >> they've been working on it for three to four years right alongside us. Uh there's been many variations of what goes in the tech wing, what doesn't go in the tech wing. Uh we've we've had some changes in personnel. Um, so we're we're, you know, trying to make everybody as happy as possible and I mean it'll be a
016brand new space. It be absolutely gorgeous. So it's all done. So it's very exciting. >> Uh, I'll capital projects. Um, I had it on last year. So I I just wanted to give an update that the school 12 HBAC units events, those were in uh progress last time I was here. Those were finished in the fall. Last fall, that project was fully funded by our federal programs. Um, we had a $5 million capital outlay, sometimes referred to as the transfer to capital. Uh, that was in May of 2030, I think. >> Yes. Going back to school 12, do we have to do anything to prep for the uh prek program? >> Oh, yes. Yes. >> Um, thanks. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Uh so as part of that $5 million project, we are currently doing the
017uh high school athletic softball and baseball fields to turf them. That's on the bottom left. Um they've been there since June. Um we're we're shooting for an October finish and um soccer will be the first thing played uh on the baseball field on the baseball soccer field uh this fall. Um, we're replacing uh the middle school sewer line. Uh, if you look out the front of the middle school, you might see some construction. Um, bottom right, that's the classroom that the sewer line runs through. Um, you know, and I really just want to highlight that because some of these small projects are a lot more than everyone on the outside thinks. Um, so that floor had to be ripped up. That pipe was 10 ft underground. Um and uh it's back that's that's you know
018the pipe has been laid and they're going to c pour the concrete floor. Um we have had instances and this will be one where we'll have a concrete floor to start the school year and Doug Male who was the contractor uh will come in and lay the floor on a couple day. Um top right is the uh is a design of the softball field. Um the softball field will have a tea in the outfield. The baseball field will not, just so everybody knows. Um, uh, let's see. Elevator. Elevator for the high school is is done. It just hasn't been handed over yet. We're just waiting on the final inspection. Uh, so that's good because we were a little scared that that might not be done on time when the project started. Um, as part of
019this project, it was also uh planned to redo the elevators at 2, 14, 12, and Carol. All of which have had some issues from time to time. Um right now school 2 and 14 are slated for next summer. Uh school 12 which is a year you know it's used year long. We felt okay then maybe we just do it during the school year because summertime is pretty busy at school 12 with all the hiring. Um so that is planned to be done during this school year as is Carol Hill which is a couple story or excuse me couple stair. It's a bit split level if you're if you're not familiar with that building. Goes up and down just a couple stairs. Um, and that goes in and out. So, we just want to get that
020done as soon as possible. Boilers at school 12 were a part of this project. Um, the boilers are out. They've been removed. Um, the new ones will be installed in the next 30 to 40 days. Uh, chiller at school 2 is part of that. That is happening this fall. Um, TMI is the contractor. We're just waiting for the actual unit to arrive. Um, and then reskinning the football field will be next summer. Uh the $46 million last last uh May project was approved. That planning is already underway. I met with Sabina starting at Carol Hill. Um the architects and Jeremy and I are meeting over there on Friday to get eyes on some things and hopefully start that process. That's the one I'm worried about. You know, I'd love to get that started next summer.
021I'm worried about the approval of of that. So, we've got to move move. We don't really have much time. Um, but you know, it's difficult to rush the design process. >> Okay. Uh, other summer stuff. Uh, this is non-c capital. Um, so it's not funded through a capital project, but you know, I just wanted to take the opportunity tonight to say like what else goes on here. Um, and if you're walking through the buildings, it's a lot. um especially at school 12 um because uh 16 is moving out and prek 11 prek classrooms are moving in. Um you know it's been a lot of busy years. Uh we refinished two of the big things is we refinish all the hardwood floors at school 12. Um so the right side Jenny that's not your school but
022it looks like your school. Um we did what we did at 18. We were so happy with how those came out last year. We want to make sure we do that at 12 which has original floors, you know, from 19 whatever 1929 30 um with with and they didn't look. So that's exciting. We pretty much painted a lot of the building. Some of the classrooms were all different colors. We're trying to, you know, freshen it up, standardize. Um and that is happening on the daily. We got many painters like that building right now as we do around the district. Um, I got to tell you, you know, Jeremy came from the state OGS, managed a lot of buildings. He came with some great ideas and knowledge that, uh, you know, I certainly didn't have um,
023and he some contracts that I didn't know were available. We hopped on right away and got some vendors in here quick, which is always the problem. It's time. It's not necessarily other things, it's time getting it lined up and planned and prepared. So, this summer's been a lot going on. There's the the whole list. That's not a whole list, but um a list we just put together the other day to say, "Hey, what have we done?" Um some things to highlight as well. You know, TCS is a new building, right? You know, we just redid it. Things come up all the time. Um so, there we replaced the grease trap in in the kitchen. Um, you know, when we design things, we think we're going to do something one way. Uh, it's like the budget.
024The minute you approve it, it changes. Um, and, uh, the buildings are no different. We change how we do things every single year. We're cooking more down there, which created more grease, which we had to upgrade the grease trap. Um, we did the same thing at the high school, which is a much larger scale, but, um, did the grease trap there. And there's a whole bunch of other things. And so if you can get in the buildings, take a look around. Is there high school people here? So they've been doing the hallways there, putting LED lights in the hallways, really trying to uh freshen up that that building. Um they've kind of really been, you know, um not the focus during these last couple years just because the large scale projects that have been happening
025at the elementary level. And so we want to make sure we we give them, you know, time and money as we do everything else. And are there any questions? >> I talked to the landscapers outside on my way in. Um I'm so glad they're getting rid of the tall grass that looks like weeds constantly here. Um and uh and they're going to do purple and orange flowers. I thought that was really cool, >> you know. So um and I'm glad we hired local contractors. >> Well, that's not always an option. >> I know. I know. But I'm just I'm making it know that I'm glad that we're doing it. >> Um, >> and it as far as Try High goes, the last time we really did anything there was when we did the school. So,
026they're due. They're the inside of Troy High and the inside of middle school are, you know, just due. That'll be great if we change that front of the school. >> Right. Secure vest there. um doors and hallway floors. Um kind of match the colors throughout the building. That's one of those buildings that's got 15 different colors in it. Um so that's uh that's part of the plan to kind of freshen up the aesthetic of building. Just so the board knows, the the team that they have between Jeremy and Henry and W Marks and Adam, they are like gang busters really. I've been a couple of those meetings. I haven't been around lately, but um they they really they're really very aggress. They're as aggressive as they can be with these projects. So >> yeah, >>
027thank you. >> And you know, it is a good point of the local contractor. I wish we could do whatever we want to do at certain times. Um Doug Male are on school 16. >> I believe uh Scott said his father actually built the original school 16 and he's renovating it now and they really couldn't be better to work with. I mean especially with other projects where you really kind of they try to really give it to you. Um especially when there's change orders. I mean they are like you know >> you know they run a business but they also are not trying to you know >> kill us the reason Marks Peter Marks's father built the Carol Hill >> you know I mean so I mean they've been around they're Troy people >> right
028and we're in a lot of meetings a lot of different people and there's a lot of negotiations that goes into these things and just you just want people to be reasonable and um you know get the job done and make sure we can open up school on time with a great bill. That's that's the goal. So, it's been fun, stressful, but we're in the home stretch. And I'd say this year is probably the least chaotic compared to the last couple. Um, so >> 14 did me in Labor Day weekend. >> That That was terrible. >> We're getting better at it. >> Karen, I don't know how you didn't jump out of the second floor window. >> She did. We >> That was terrible. >> We're We are getting better. um you know in just uh
029that was a tough couple years really a lot of it was linked to co um you know and trying to do projects during co and the labor force and everything else that was a big problem um the labor force problem still exists but it's it's a little bit easier um you know when I first started however many you know 15 20 years ago on projects we would run you know two three two to three shifts um it's like unimaginable now like they they just the people aren't there. Um so it makes things a little bit harder. Our windows are really short. Thankfully we have these years to do these projects or else they do three to four summers and be really crazy. Um but uh we're coming to the end of this one. We're kind
030of hopping right on to the next one. Um so >> Adam, can I can I ask on the non- capital projects? You talked about some contractors working with you on some contracting vehicles that you didn't know you had access to. So, what what did how did that funding all come together and how did these projects get kind of contracted and worked through? >> So, those projects are really general fund projects. >> Okay. >> Um so, the general fund pays for them. >> you know, you don't get aid on them, but some stuff you just got to take care of, right? >> Um we try to build as much as possible into these projects. Um that's why the dollars are pretty significant. >> Yeah. >> Um because if you can get it through a project and
031aided, we essentially get 90% back. >> Yep. >> Um it's just a matter of, you know, the competing interests of, you know, do you replace the floor or do you replace, you know, the air conditioning? Like all those things come into play. Uh they're hard to figure out. Um so then uh a lot of the contracts are either like stake available bid that you can piv um and a lot of times it's knowing the players. >> Uh you'd be shocked who doesn't call you back. >> Um and so you know if you're out of contact with someone and they will return your phone call and say what do you need? As opposed to leaving a voicemail 15 times and never hearing back. Um Tom Hoist is another one of those guys. I mean Tom, Henry
032and Jeremy, they've got a lot of contacts in the field. Uh Henry was in the construction business, worked for numerous contractors, and Tom uh worked uh building VA hospitals and renovations that so he knows everybody, you know. Um and so that's really beneficial. Uh but um you know, working with our purchasing agent and saying, "Hey, you know, this is a piggybackable contract. You know, this is how you do it." There is no really great database. You know, you have your state contracts which you can get, you know, online from OS, but you know, a couple years ago, 5 10 years ago, whenever they passed the law to allow like full piggybacking, you know, you can piggy back off of the city of Troy, you can piggy back off of, you know, Buffalo as long as
033it's allowed and it's written that way. So, it's it's a lot of uh knowing the systems, you know, avoiding landmines, trying to get the stuff done. Um, >> that's great. I mean, credit credit to the team that figure that out and be able to do some of this stuff. So, >> yeah, it's just not that easy. >> Yeah. Right. >> Great job. So much so much stuff getting done both capital and non capital. So, great job to you and uh and that team put up here. >> We'll take he'll take audience questions, too. Thank you. They're great. Jeremy, they're so responsive. They always call you back because of plumbing issues there. Always always good to have reliable help, huh? >> Yes. Um Mr. Carmelo is going to give us an update. >> Quick update on
034our cell phone uh policy. So I gave a presentation in June on the new uh cell phone procedures we're going to use and yonder pouches. Uh met with the high school middle school teams this week. Uh so yonder pouches are due this week sometime or early next week. Uh each student will have their own pouch with their names on them. We actually decided um at that meeting we are going to put their names on. We're going to laminate a um have a little Troy symbol, Troy Middle School with the kids name, student ID possibly. So, we'll do a form rather than have it so that it's standardizing rather each kid have it look a little bit different. Um a message went out on parent square to all the families today to kind of remind them
035that's this. So, it's kind of long, but uh it's also on our website which remind us of all the process and procedures. They put an FAQ together which is very good. You can look on our website for that. I'll actually email you uh the board this tomorrow so you can read what everybody said. Uh and and last time you guys asked about parent square and I'm working on that so you'll get the actual parent square messages. I know those of you that are parents are already got it but >> I just I just got it. >> Oh yes. If I just said, >> but I I'll email the whole board tomorrow just so you have it. Um, and we also on our website, I think it was Ann or Ebony, I can't remember which one
036from Friday's uh meeting. Um, I had Jason when I gave the presentation, um, I had Jason u cut the video of my presentation, which I think was about maybe 12 or 13 minutes and then laid time for questions and answers. Uh, because a couple of local superintendents wanted to see it, so I sent it to them. They're actually doing it as well. A lot of since we did talked about it in June, um, several districts have jumped on at least a half dozen just in our request, our Boseies. Um, but knowing that we had that clip, we talked about Jason putting it on the website. So, it's on the website now. You can go to the website and click on and watch that presentation from from June. Um, we want to get out there as
037as much as we can. So, um, we're doing that. Uh, we're try to put a press release together uh sometime in the next few days. um there's been other districts in the news and so I think the more places and times our families hear about it uh the better uh roll out it's going to be in the fall but we're moving along uh again I'm giving this all to you tomorrow but uh you can direct people to the website if they have questions certainly can call either of the buildings they're ready to answer any of those questions there's still a few logistics that we're working out uh as far as um you know entrances into the building and how you know which doorways and all that kind of stuff and um a few other things
038but um we're really excited about it. As I said in June, I think it's going to be transformational for both middle school and high school. Uh I think it's going to take a very short time for students to realize that it's the right thing and to really start enjoying it. At least that's the feedback we're getting from districts that are using it. So looking forward questions on it. Thank you. >> We have our transfers posted and motion on the floor for approval of minutes July 31st 2024. Second discussion. All those in favor? Opposed? Superintendent recommendation human resources staff matters unclassified classified under unclassified motion on the floor for consent agenda items 1 through 13. Second. >> Under discussion, I'd like to introduce the board to Talia. Stand up and say hi everybody. >> I know
039most of you. >> Yeah. And this is going to be Jordan's new partner of crime. >> Welcome. Welcome. >> Thanks. >> Um, we have a second. All those in favor? >> Opposed? Under classified motion on the floor for consent agenda items one through three. Second discussion. >> Can I make a mention on this? So, John, I think I I have reached out and talked to you about the temporary stipens or the stipens that come along with coaches and all that today, right? Gave some good feedback. I would just ask that we ensure that at least for the fall programs, all the coaches have been approved or are able to get approved for a statement to be able to support the kids and everything that's going on. if there's anybody else out there. I just want
040to verify that all that has been completed and good to go because there's been some discussion about missing stipens or not approved stipens and just trying to make sure that like today what I brought to you and that some of that stuff is getting taken care of or or if it's not we're getting the the you know >> Yeah. Um I think it is it's going to be all set. Um, you know, as I said today, um, you know, coaches can't >> get paid until they finish all their certifications. So, a lot of times we're waiting on that >> particular case you asked about today. Couple videos that person watch >> uh and and the workshops that they have to complete. Uh, but yeah, there's there's never coaches that are >> certified and done their
041stuff that don't >> that don't get straight. >> Okay. But we also have coaches that volunteer. >> We do have volunteer coaches. We >> do have volunteer coaches. So just to put that >> Did I get a second? Am I getting a second? >> Wait a minute. Did I read it? >> Yes. Teresa got the second. >> I got the second. >> You got the second. >> Okay. Under Okay. So that was discussion. All those in favor? >> Opposed. >> Superintendent recommendations programs. Motion on the floor for consent agenda items 1 through 7. Second discussion. >> All those in favor? >> Opposed. Superintendent recommendations business finance. Motion on the floor to consent agenda items one and two. Second. >> Discussion. All those in favor? I >> opposed. Oh, Adam, is that is were they a
042cut above landscapers that are out there now? [Applause] I did not say >> I did not say sorry. [Music] That is awesome. Okay. Good question to ask. >> Great time to ask it to >> Well, we already voted on it, so um superintendent recommendations business finance motion on the floor for consent agenda items 1 through three and I won't ask anything. All those in favor of discussion. Does anybody have any discussion? All those in favor? Opposed? Um, district announcement, future board meeting, all meetings will take place at six o'clock. The next meeting will be here on the 28th. Um, just remember September 4th was moved to school 16 for the ribbon cutting. So, we'll be there. I think um Josh, you're the only school 16 parent here, right? >> Oh, I don't know. >> I
043mean, up here. You're the count. Yes. >> That used to be quite right. Right. So, um, under good news, uh, >> the mayor's office called to let us know that the city will be honoring our monitor, Al Prader, by dedicate dedicating a street to him for his lifelong work serving the students and families with within the city of Troy and the Troy community. If you are available, the event is scheduled for Friday, August 16th at 11:00 a.m. on the corners of 6 between 6th and 7th Avenue. If anybody It's a It's the block down from where Earl Street was >> Friday at 11 a.m. Don't show up. Okay. >> Um county. Okay. IDA documents. There's a question. What am I doing with IDA documents? Am I getting them? >> Are you still receiving them? >>
044No, no, no. >> Oh, should I be Oh. Um, if anybody else wants anybody Yeah, you can send it to me. We'll figure it out, you know. >> Okay. >> Um, >> and then the voting delegate for >> Yeah. Does any if if anybody can't already shake her head. No. Nisel voting delegate is um >> the last time I left the meeting after 4 and a half hours. It was like 9:30 at night. I said I'm out of here. Um but I I will take it again this year, but it'd be if I could get somebody else to do it with me this year so that Okay. So that next year when I'm not here, somebody will be doing it other. Great. >> Who wants to end run again? One more time. >> I'm not
045even looking on you. >> Um I think that's Does anybody else have any recommendations or comments? Daniel, we already did. >> Yeah. >> Danielle, this is this is >> Oh, maybe Donnie wasn't here. >> I wasn't here either. >> Daniel, stand up. >> Danielle's down at our middle school >> as principal. >> Yeah, she's filling Josh's spot. >> Congratulations. Like that's the middle school team right there. >> Right there. >> That's a Shri High team right there. >> We have school 18 behind there. We have school two over there. >> Um 14. >> School 14 over there. Who else did I forget? >> Julie. >> Nathaniel. >> Oh, Julie over there. Um I think that's >> that's it. Motion on the floor to adjurnn. Second. All those in favor. Okay, now I'm going to get
046in trouble. >> Thank you everybody.