0013007. Yes. All right. Resolve that the board of education return to regular session at 650. Is there a motion? Motion. Curry. Second. Chris. All in favor? I. All oppose. Motion passes. Reports. Superintendent school relation. All right. Just a couple really quick updates at this point in time. Um so strategic planning update. We now have our fully released document that includes our excuse me that includes our slogan at this point in time. So we're super excited about that. Was shared with all of our staff and then also with our community last Friday. Um couple weeks ago I was able to attend the top 10% dinner at the Clinton County School Board Association celebration of academic excellence. Um we had 13 graduating seniors recognized for their hard work and determination. It was a beautiful night at Rainbow
002Wedding Boot Hall um in Altona. Um it was nice to see the students and their families being recognized for their achievements. I just want to highlight that. Also, today we have our unified basketball game here on campus. I have not experienced that in my past and I will tell you it's one of the best things you can ever go kind of feelings. Um it's hard to talk about it and not get emotional, but just to see the support our kids give to each other. Um and the staff willing to give up time this time of year for everyone to come together, it just it was it was pretty impressive. sports-wise is one of the best things we've ever done here. It's unbelievable. Unbelievable. It's a lot of work to organize. I recognize that. Um but
003it just it was unbelievable. It was something that is magical. Um just a couple quick updates as well. So I don't have kids on the club. They came two meetings ago to ask some questions of us. We are working through them. I am working with the person who came to the meeting because I'm working with the building level leadership teams to provide information. So teachers are involved as well. So, our principles are working on collecting that from their building level leadership teams so we can put everything together into formal answers and then I'll share those at next month's board meeting. That's the potential right now based on timelines, but we're using our established meeting schedules, but I just didn't want to let that fall off the radar. We are still working through it. Um, it's
004extremely extremely busy time of year at this point in time. Um, lot of events. I'm getting a lot of calendar invites for different things. So, I'm super excited to kind of wrap up the year, but also, you know, celebrate with our kids with all the different achievements and ceremonies that are coming up in the future. The other piece is the data request. I know at the last board meeting, we talked about some of the specific data we're looking for. Um, I will tell you that it was full. I can pull one of them pretty quickly. The other one, it doesn't count. So, I am working with Neric on what that looks like. Um, I've had some connections with the person there. So, I think I can figure out a report that's going to still require
005some hand counting, but we'll get that done so we can start looking at that piece. So just an update there. And the last thing I would like to just take a moment um I received a notice from the school board association and it says, "Dear Mr. Relation, the New York State School Boards Association, NISBA excellence recognition program is designed to acknowledge those school board members who strive to continually expand their governance, knowledge, and skills. Our records indicate that one or more of your members members of your district or Bosei board of education have earned one of our board excellent recognition awards. So I am going to present this board achievement award to Kirby Doller Central School District Board of Education member. [Applause] Congratulations. Thank you. And that is it for my updates. All right. You
006too. Uh business manager Jennifer Carl. I'm going to be doing a whole bunch of speaking recent real soon. So I I'll do it then. All right. Sounds good. Our building principles. Um Mr. B. Good evening everybody. Turn this first. So, I'm going to piggy back a little bit on Mr. Elation. One of the great things we had today was doing basketball. Um, I want to thank Mr. for the time he put in, uh, making sure the event was organized today, getting the bleachers out, set up the sound system. Um, I want to thank our teachers for the amount of time it takes to change a bell schedule, make sure we're transitioning differently. Um, a lot of moving parts, change the CV tag. There's a lot that goes into a day like that. It takes a
007whole the whole district to be able to do that. So, it's an exciting day. Um, to see some of those students just, you know, be in their element. It was amazing. So, thank you to all the people that that made that happen today. Um, AP exams, we're in the midst of AP exams. We started those last week. Uh, we had four exams last week. Uh, we've had three, we had three on Monday, didn't have any today. Uh, we have one on Wednesday and one on Thursday. So, we have 210 kids 210 exams going on over the two week span. So, it's a it's a lot of work. It's a lot of testing. Uh, kids are doing a phenomenal job. are 100% uh students participating in the classes so far. So we'll keep that going the
008last two exams. Um so it's an exciting time. Kids are working hard. They're excited for the exams. Um again I want to thank our educators for preparing those students for those tough exams uh to get that level three so we get that college credit. Um so that's exciting. Really busy. Um and the last thing I just want to kind of go over in those relation talk a few of those things. Um couple you know dates coming up. So we have a senior banquet on June 14th. Uh we have the senior walk that's going to take place on June 16th. So that's where our seniors walk through the elementary hallways and uh so our elementary kids can see our seniors in their gowns. Um we have the athletic banquet on on June 20th. CD Tech graduation
009is June 24th. Scholarship awards night is June 17th. Um the senior parade is usually that week of graduation. Uh and then we have graduation rehearsal on the 27th in the morning and then graduation on the 27th at 6:30 on the athletic field. So it's a busy time of year. Uh we're getting there. Uh and it's exciting. It's great to celebrate all the hard work that these kids went through in their last four years and you know 12 years of doing education. So it's exciting. I'm excited to to celebrate those kids. So thank you. Hi So, we are also in the testing season in the elementary. We completed our New York State math and ballet exams and science is tomorrow for our fifth grade. Our teachers did a really great job of preparing students for the
010exams. Of course, we don't get the results right away, but I did notice that there was less students in the opt room, which I think is a win. We had our participation rate of the ELA exam was 78.1% up from last year, 71. and our math participation rate was 78.9 and last year was 74.4. So, we're moving in the right direction. We're really proud of the students who persevered and show grit as testing is quite challenging and our teachers again did a great job of getting everybody ready for this game. Um, dates coming up. We have our spring concert that's going to take place May 15th. Our fourth and fifth grade chorus as well as our concert band will perform a few numbers for us. The evening presentation takes place in the high school auditorium
011at 7. You're all welcome to attend. So, best of luck to our performers. We had a lot of staff and teacher appreciation goodies from our PTO. They had a lot of great things planned for us. Monday there was a buffet. Um, it was a this is a hard word. Carter board. Yes. With different school supplies for all the teachers, you know, to pick brown. So, that was a great idea. They had breakfast served on Wednesday and lunch on Friday. Um the principles treated everyone for breakfast on Thursday. Um it was just a happy week and it was a great time for staff and we're really thankful for the PTO for their time and support. They also put a school store in there on a Friday which was great for kids. They got to shop for
012their mothers and fathers for um the holidays. And lastly, we celebrated our bus drivers and monitors on April 17th by giving them a breakfast after student drop off. Our faculty and staff gave donations and we hosted a really nice breakfast, donuts, pastries complete with doggy bags, and we all know they have a really difficult job. So, I think they were um we are so thankful for them and we're just um shout out to Mallister, our secretary, for putting that all together for us, but we're all thankful for our transportation department. They do a lot for us. That's it. Thank you. And you know, I I just wanted to uh to bring this up. They we also had our uh elementary school science fair uh this past week. It was absolutely phenomenal. And I just wanted
013to make sure I thank everybody who was involved in that. It was a it was a great turnout and uh I I know the kids had an absolutely great time. So So thank you everybody who took part in that. Uh committee reports. I committee. I can do that. Um things are on track. Both revenues and expenses are really right on where they were last year at this point in time. Nothing that looks concerning. Um but we're good shape there. All right. Uh public comments. Do we have anybody running for public comment? I'll take that as no. Minutes resolve the superintendent school board from the board of education to approve the following minutes. I have a motion. Motion David. Second, Dwayne. Any discussion? All in favor? All opposed. The motion passes. CSE, CPS, and 504 recommendations.
014That's right. Sorry, sorry to interrupt. It's 7:00 now. So, we have to move to the budget presentation and we can come back to the agenda. It's just the way that it's posted. We have to do the budget presentation. So, we will come back on section 6 CPSC CS uh CSC CPS. Yes. Perfect. Thank you. Sorry to interrupt. Absolutely. Thank you. Not really. No, that's not. Yeah. Look at that. All right. So, tonight is our official budget. We've already seen this four times. very last month, you're going to kind of hear a reup. So, I'll apologize in advance for that. Maybe we'll get funnier. I'm not really sure. Few little tweaks. Maybe. Yeah, little tweaks. We got a couple little tweaks at this point in time. So, again, I I want to start by saying if
015you have any questions about the presentation, please feel free to ask. We're here to answer those questions for you. Also, again, thanks to Jen. First, budget se budget season sitting in this chair. Um, very different than previous role where it's like, yeah, I get to help this, but I'm not the one making the final det. So that that's been a lot of fun. Jen's been hugely helpful. Um you know late last week the state budget bills began being approved. So at the last meeting we talked about we did not have a final state budget yet. Um starting Wednesday evening and Thursday evening budget bills started to be passed. So you will see that there are are a couple tweaks to one of our slides that is reflective of the changes in state aid now that
016the budget has passed at this point in time. Um, basically our final state aid run came in about $100,000 more than what we had anticipated the governor's original proposed budget. That is likely due to there's new data that runs at different times over the course of the year because the budget was 5 weeks late. Um, it created a couple challenges. Here's the other piece. Because we have a timeline that we are legally obligated to follow in terms of when we have to bring the budget forward for the board to adopt and then the publications to the community. The only thing we can do now with this information is say okay the amount of appropriated fund balance that we had estimated will be decreased by that amount. Um it's frustrating. Won't lie to you because that
017money could have been helpful for something. At the same time that is all we are able to do right now. Um Jen, am I right with that? I want to make sure. That's also a new piece. Right. Just because we received more money does not mean we can increase our budget. Our budget was already voted on and we had already moved forward because it was so late. I don't think I've ever had it be this late. Um because it was so late. The only the only thing we can touch at that time is phone. So we are locked into our budget. So again, you're going to see this every time I give a presentation. I say this all the time. Our mission is one of the things that guides our work. So we want every
018individual to be a quality contribu contributor to society and south. And so it's very important to the work that we do every day. I feel like our budget helps us meet our mission of those quality contributors, society and self for all of our students. Our vision is those worldclass educational opportunities and the investments that we're making with the slight increases that we had um are to kind of further that as well. The last piece, you know, strategic planning. So, you heard me talk a lot about this. I again want to thank the strategic planning committee and the board of education for for making this a priority for us this year. um you know we now have a solid plan for the next five years with two overarching strategic priorities and then goals that that will
019lie underneath those. So cultivating a thriving inclusive and safe school community. Our second priority is being a future ready student- centered and innovative district. Um the part that's new to the slide is we now have an adopted basically slogan that we're using and that's soaring together building relationships that reach new heights. and they want to thank the strate planning committee for their feedback as we looked at a couple different options and kind of push that one forward to say is this something that you can support because to me the idea of branding this is very important. Our our goal is to soar together meaning we're going to work together because we want to achieve those new heights when it comes to that future ready student- centered innovative district. Um so just again that's my little
020plug for being excited that we have a slogan we can use for the next 5 years. Um, so 2425 in review. Again, it's been an amazing first year as superintendent for this district. Um, going into it, I knew that there were a lot of really, really great things happening here. Being able to experience those over the last 10 months has been unbelievable. Um, I'm humbled every day when I see the things that our staff, our administrators, our board of education devotes their time to all to better our students and their families. So, I just I want to acknowledge that. A couple highlights for the year. Strategic planning process. I won't go into that because we just talked about it. Um, you know, at this point we're at the year one building level action plans and
021that's gone really well so far. Two buildings have went. We've got two buildings left to go in the coming weeks um to develop those plans. A continuation of extended learning time. So when I started, I think I said this last meeting, it was the first day in July and someone said, "What's happening with ELT?" And I said, "I sort of know what ELT is. I've heard the acronym, but I you know, what does that look like?" And we were able to get that off the ground and ensure that funding for this year. um funding for college courses. We are continuing to fund those college courses within our budget. When before I started, there was an increase in staffing to support student needs. Um that's something you're going to see again in this year's budget with
022a couple additions of staff. We continue to ensure a stable tax rate. It's really important to us and to our taxpayers that we are mindful of their investment in our school district that we are not having these major swings one way or the other. We want to try to be consistent and make sure that we're getting the services and supports that we need for our students, but also be mindful of what that burden is for taxpayers. Um, and then the last part is this continuation of free school meals for all students. So, that is something that was the community eligibility program. Um, you're going to hear a little bit more about that. The state budget, by the way, also includes information on this and that there is a support for the continuation of free meals
023at the state level as well. There isn't I haven't seen a lot of information come forward yet other than it's included in the budget. So, we're going to continue monitoring that to see what that looks like. Jen, have you seen anything beyond? I believe that this has passed for the year. Yes. That it's going to continue for the year. We have been approved as as a CP school for the next 5 years, but because of the funding and all the issues going on in government, we we know we're at least good for next year at this point. So, that's good. So, when it comes to our tax levy for 2526, we're going to see an increase of 3.85%. That does not go over our tax levy limit calculation, which is really important. Um, we've worked
024hard, as I said, to make sure that this remains relatively stable. Uh, we are anticipating that taxes will remain under $16 per 10,000. Again, being mindful of the impact on our residents and rising costs in other areas of, you know, of their their life at this point in time. Just a quick chart. tax levy over time. Um you'll see the levy change way over on the right hand side. Um we've been pretty consistent throughout that time. I will tell you prior to 2012 2013 there were some pretty significant fluctuations um that that went from like 9.92% to 2.75 to 3 to 0 to a negative then to 12. Um, so this just highlights the strategic plan that we've had to make sure that we are kind of being consistent with all of our increases to
025to make sure we don't have those wild swings that impact our community. And with that, I'm going to turn to Jen for towns. Okay. Uh, we did change the slide because at 240 today, I got news that um the equalization rate for the town of Platsburg is not going to be 100%. again. So, those of you that have heard me say that before, um this causes uh the tax rate for the town of Platsburg residents to be different than the other three tax rates, and it will be more than the other three. Um so, right now, like I said, this just came through at 240. Really haven't had a chance to dive in. They're saying that it's going to come in at 94.67%. So, what they're saying is that the town of Platsburg is underassessed.
026So this makes this I yeah I agree. I don't know how that's possible. I have no idea. I don't know where they get the information, but they're saying that the plasma uh properties are under assessed. So this equalizes that under assessment. So I I have not run the new numbers to see what that approximately will look like, but I do believe it'll still stay under the $16 mark once it's finalized. But still, just so you're aware that we're going to have two different tax rates. one for the Altoma, Shayzi and Beakman town and then a different one for Clerford because the equalization rate. So that was hot off the press today. I asked Jen if she wanted to update the presentation. She said let's just wait. We need to do some more calculations getting it
027at 3:00 for the board meeting. Um so financial outlook. So we have seen some updates to foundation the foundation a formula as I mentioned the final state budget does include some of those changes um which is really helpful. I had mentioned the last meeting I was slightly concerned because those updates significantly reduced the amount of money going to major metropolitan areas, New York City in particular. Um they did end up losing several hundred million still um with this. So that was a big concern I had when you look at the politics of situation. Um the evolving nature of grants uh we know that the the American Rescue Plan funds those those are done they were done at the beginning of September. We did receive a late liquidation, meaning that we could spend down some more
028funds. Um, then that was halted because there was a statement saying, "No, actually, you can't do that." Um, recently a court decision said, "No, yes, you can do that." So, we're working through it. Jen has a plan for it. Um, but we're just monitoring it back and forth because it is a little bit like whiplash um as we work through it, but yeah, we're doing our best to make sure that we're spending down those funds that we have allocated through that late liquidation. Um, ELT, we're also monitoring what ELT looks like. That is something that's funded through the budget at this point in time. I actually have calls out to uh Senator Stack's office to get more information because we're still not sure what that looks like for next year. Um, so that's that's something
029that I'm still monitoring a little bit, but again, when we found out about ELT and there were some concerns, we reached out to both of our local legislators, Senator Stack's office and Assemblyman Jones office to advocate for the continuation of that funding. So, you know, I will say Senator Steph has been really good about reaching back out with updates and I have appreciated that very much. Um, lastly, you know, there is still some uncertainty there. There's still some unknowns that we have. This budget is now finalized, which the last meeting we we couldn't say that. So, that was a real big uncertainty. Um, so we have a few more knowns, but there are still is some of that that we just we don't know what will happen in the coming months. So, we are continuing
030to plan and talk about, okay, if this happens, what does this look like? Um, but I know at the last meeting he said, you know, you can plan for an infinity of different situations and and spend all your time worrying about that or saying, you know what, at the end of the day, we will figure out what we have to do to make sure that we're supporting our kids and our families. And that's what our commitment will always be. That's our mission, vision, and our core values. Um, so with that, I'm going to turn it back over to Jen for a couple of slides. Um, here the grant funding, none of this has really changed. We don't have any more guidance on the federal funds either um that has come through whether they're going to
031remain the same increase decrease. Um there's been very little talk of that recently. I don't know if that's good or bad. Um but we're going with the mindset that we should hopefully get what we got the previous year. Again, ELT, we're still in conversations with that. Um the cafeteria equipment grant down at the bottom, you probably can already see it. The $20,000, we are not going to be eligible for that next year. um they limited the pot of money the state did cuz that's a state um grant. They have limited that and because we've gotten it the previous year, we cannot get it this coming year. So, we are not eligible. Um I believe from the way it read, we will be eligible the following year. So unless they decrease that pot of money again,
032but um so that 20,000 we will not be eligible for um multi-year forecasting 24 25 obviously has not changed. 25 26 this is where you're going to see a really really minute change. This is where we had to change. We had 2 million you can't even see it cuz it's so tiny. We had $2 million of fund balance being used to offset our budget for the year. It was reduced to the 1.899 due to the fact that we got $100,000 um increase in our our foundation or our state. So that is where the change took place and that's the only thing that we can touch once once we're past the certain day. So that's the change. Um where's our money come from? That hasn't changed. Uh we have our three miscellaneous our state state aid
033and our real property taxes. Then our budget priorities. Again, we continue to focus on mental health services, support for students, staff, and families. At our last four meeting, we had the presentation from Sunni Platford about that community schools program that we're bringing online. That's going to, you know, it's not specifically a budget investment, but we are working with them to continue bringing on those supports. Fully funding our CAP and AP courses. Again, that's a priority within our budget. Um, we're going to add a secondary math teacher and then a special education teacher. Still placement to be determined. We're looking right now. We're going through those annual review process to figure out where the greatest need is um for that special education teacher. Transportation software updates. Talked about this in the last meeting. Um this is
034a new software that will help maximize the efficiency of our transportation, our routing software. Um it also allows for greater communication with families, which is going to be really exciting. Um some of our local districts have used this with with great success. Um so we're super excited to be able to bring that on the line. Um, with the budget being approved, uh, therapy dog funding line, we did after looking at what we had to work with, which was roughly $200,000, we said, "Okay, there's there's a little bit left here right now. Um, let's start building in some support for the therapy dog program because we do see how beneficial and important that is for our our students, also for our staff. Um, so we want to make sure that we continue with that program. So,
035this is building a line. This does not cover the full cost of the program, but it shows that we're starting to build in some support for it at this point in time. Um, and the last strategic planning, year one, building level action plan support. So, what we're doing in year 1 is setting the stage for future years. So, I'm monitoring these year one action plans carefully because I want to know, okay, what could that mean impacting the budget? In working with Nicole Aliato from Alrabe, she said, "Year one, you don't really have a budget impact, but throughout the course of year 1, you will likely see some things that you may want to start adding in for future years." So that's the purpose of year one is to start the groundwork and then say, "Okay,
036this is something that we're going to need based on the committee's works at each of the building levels." Three-part budget. You guys have seen this a hundred times. Um, nothing. This is this is where that bottom total budget, that $57.1 million, even though we got an additional $100,000 of aid, we can't change that number. So, that is still our total. That's still our total budget. Um, our three-part budget did not change. Um, admin, program, and capital are exactly the way they looked the last time that we looked at this last month. So, again, unless somebody has some questions, nothing has changed with these three slots. Capital. Yeah. Okay. 2526 capital outlay project. Again, um $100,000 is what will be allocated. Jen, I have not seen anything different. There was no change to that. We were
037hoping there would be a change, but as of right now, there's no change, right? There's been advocacy to move this $100,000 to $250,000 so you can cover more work and have that funding come back and for us the 80% return. But that did not make it into the final budget at this point in time. Um so again, just as a reminder, we're looking at window coverings and blinds. We're working with our um our architectural firm on some different options. We're going to follow up with them. We have a meeting tomorrow. So, we'll follow up with them tomorrow and say where where are we at with that because that's what the project looks like for next year. And we'll start, you know, as as I've heard that our window coverings are in need of of updating
038at this point in time is what I'm being told. What's that? The window coverings are in need of updates. Yeah. And and this just so everybody's aware, this $100,000 is not even going to complete one of our buildings. So, it'll be a process. We're going to work our way through and hopefully get there. And if it would just increase to the 250, we could move faster. But yes, fingers crossed. Busting proposition. We've talked about this too. We're still we're going for four our four buses. Um and again, we have to be aware of the tariffs that might affect that number four. Uh again, it's been fairly quiet recently about it. There was big news last month. has been really quiet lately. Um, but we have to stay under that dollar threshold. So, if for some
039reason the tariffs cost something to go up, I may have to reduce to three houses. And then lastly, we had a presentation the last meeting, so I won't belabor the point too much, but just a quick refresh capital project. Um, so this was voter approved in May of 2023. The total project was just over 11 million. The PA and emergency notification system upgrades, that's nearing completion. Um we're doing some punch list items at this point in time. The addition at Ptown Elementary School uh which includes a new playground and some other improvements um that may be completed as alternates. So as a reminder at the last wording we talked about the fact that we did have all of our bids come in. They were over. So we have elected to in conjunction with the operations
040committee to say we're going to go back out in the fall for bidding um with a potential hopeful start in the spring of 2026. um we feel like that's the best approach to make sure that we have the most biders um for the work next spring. And then lastly, just funding sources. $500,000 from Chrissa, which has already been spent. That's one of the American Rescue Plan funds. Um a million dollars in the reserve capital reserve. 3.275 from an unappropriated fund balance. And then the 6.3 million um will be bonded and our building a will cover those that portion. Anything I missed, J? No. Our meeting tomorrow too will probably give us a we were looking at different things that we could maybe reduce costs here and there to try and make sure that we can
041get this capital budget going. Next, John, I do believe I saw and what has been supported by the budget a phased increase of the reimburseable portion of BOSI's salaries over the next three or four years from 30 up to 60 total. I don't remember what the total was, but it's going up with Bosey's aid after I don't know if it's going to be the increase in aid will start next year. I think it's made in the following year, but I think next year salaries will start calculating that. I'm still trying there's a lot that comes out with the budget presentation stuff from the states. I'm reading through it, but that is my understanding, John. Yes, to get done that's important, right? Any increases is going to be a good thing. Yeah. Yeah. For some reason,
042I don't it's a number. It's either 30 or 40 or 50 years. Like it's been a very long time. Yeah. For that to increase. Anyone else have any other questions? All right. Thank you very much. Thank you, Dustin. Thank you, J. Of course. Drake, you're back up on the screen. You're all set. All right. [Music] Just let me know when when everyone is seated. Everyone good to go? Yes. All right. Moving up on section six, CSE, CPSSE, and 504 recommendations. First all that the superintendent of schools recommends to the board of education to approve the cseps of 504 recommendations dated 513. Can I have a motion? Motion. Second. Any discussion? All in favor? I All opposed. The motion passes. Personnel consent agenda resolves that the superintendent of schools recommends to the board of education that
043the following resolution on this consent agenda. Resignations, appointments, and unpaid leave of absence be and are hereby approved. Can I have a motion? I'll motion Chris. Second, Curry. Any discussion? All in favor? I. All those motion pass. Resolve. Board of Education hereby approves the recommendation of the superintendent of schools that Justin Fchett be granted an appointment on tenure uh uh on tenure in the tenure area of associate principal effective July 1, 2025. Can I have a motion? Motion. I'll second. Any discussion? All in favor? I. All oppose. Motion passes. Resolved that the board of education hereby approves the recommendation of the superintendent of schools that Mosar be granted an appointment on on tenure in the tenure area of principal effective July 15, 2025. Can I have a motion? Motion Curry. Second, John. Any discussion? All
044in favor? I. All opposed? No. Sounds like the motion passes. Do we need a roll call? No, you're all set. Motion passes. Yaddy, is there anybody on my side? Oh, Chelsea, motion passes. Motion passes. Thank you. Miscellaneous consent agenda results. Superintendent of school recommends to the board of education the following resolutions on this consent agenda. MOA with BTA Steve coordinator revised 2025 2026 school calendars and unsealing and opening the ballot boxes be and are hereby approved. Can I have a motion? Chris second Dwayne. Any discussion? All in favor? I. All opposed. Motion passes. Policies resolve the superintendent of schools recommends for the board of education to approve the following policies. Student harassment and bullying prevention and intervention. This is for a second read and adoption. Can I have a motion? Wayne. Second, Chris. Any discussion?
045All in favor? I All oppose. The motion passes. Financial result. Superintendent school recommends to the board of education the following resolutions on this consent agenda. Financial reports and bid trash removal be and are hereby approved. And I have a motion. Second. Any discussion? Can we have a roll call, please? Yes. Yes. Eric, yes. John, yes. Christopher, yes. Yes. Jason Miller, yes. David Trudeau, yes. Do we have any additional items to discuss? Yes, I do, Pedrea. Um, okay. I know we've been talking about our students that go off to college or trade schools and what they've been doing and we're trying to get some feedback on what certain certain students have been doing in their adult life and everything. I actually have a feel-good story for one of our 2010 graduates, Lauren Manard. Her father's Daryl
046Menard. He is uh the fire chief. Great guy. She lives out in California. She will be going on Shark Day in June. She has invented biodegradable earplugs and um her website is gobgob.ear. I advise everyone to look at it. Um the company is kind of blowing up right now. She has been invest Billy Isish, some singer that I know nothing about, but my kids do has started selling all of these earplugs at her concerts and has invested in her company. She has just turned down Lauren has just turned down Post Malone because she didn't want any more investors like that because she didn't want to start losing money in the long run. The taping for Shark Tank is in June. When there is a date to be on TV, I will let everybody know, but
047I kind of want some good positivity from somebody from our area, especially graduated from this school. Now, those earplugs are made out of mushroom roots. So, she came up with a plan and she's actually thinking about possibly moving the company from California to Platsburg. So that's a big step that she's looking into. She has a lot of financial backing right now and she's looking for more graduated from RPI or R. I forot I wrote it down but don't know what that one is but um just something nice here. So Lauren Menard 2010 graduate gob is a company I'd advise everyone to check out our website. Something for everybody out there to be proud of. There's an art student here. Yes. something, like I said, something for all you educators to be proud of. That's awesome.
048That's it. And Dustin, we have the July reorganizational meeting date. I just need to know if you guys are okay with doing the second Tuesday of the month for reorging in July. Yes. July 8th. Just keeping it the same as it always is as the second Tuesday. I'll be out. Huh? I won't be here. I just need five. the other. We'll give him all the worst stuff. Yes, I should be. Yeah, that's no problem. Yep. Public comment. Do we have anybody here for public comment? We already completed our budget hearing. Um, clerk for executive session. Do we have a second? Dustin, I'm sorry. I'm missing a page of my agenda here. Um after 14, my agenda is is blank. Okay. So we have the clerk pro 10 which is uh item number 14 resolves the
049board of education point John Dchild. John a second. All in favor I [Music] motion for John. You got the best handwriting. And then all right. And we have a proposed executive session resolve that the board of education entering executive session discuss the employment of a particular person or persons. Motion. Motion. Curry. Have a second. John. Any discussion? All in favor? I. All oppose. And Anthony Brock will be joining us virtually for our executive session.