001good evening chair remember lopez good evening remember cobert remember gould remember cobert i'm sorry remember col colbert i believe is at a graduation as we speak member gold present member felder president member castro daniel good evening good evening vice chair byrd and of course good evening vice chair as a reminder face masks are optional while you're on school board property i want to remind the public that board members will be not be engaging in telephonic or digital communication during the meeting so we give our full attention to the business and in front of us and to my fellow board members and district staff members if you're speaking into the microphone speak directly into the microphone so that we can make sure that our youtube and orangetv viewers can clearly hear you thank you again for
002participating we are going to begin with a moment of silence followed by the pledge of allegiance and as we take a moment of silence heavy on my mind will be the lives that have been lost in the last week from tragic shootings that have happened around our nation and seem to continue to happen and i will continue to pray for the safety of all here and across our nation and the world and now for the 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 over the past school year we've recognized numerous schools children educators departments and programs in our district in their accomplishments here during these meetings as we close the school year we
003have a few more student recognitions that i would like to acknowledge before we discuss tonight's order of business first for our first recognition i'd like to share about an organization that is near and dear to my heart back in 2018 our community rallied to host the 2022 special olympics usa games we were successful in part due to the phenomenal facilities that we have here in central florida we were successful in part due to the leadership of the steering committee led by a good friend of mine joe and i think we were successful mostly because our community has a culture that recognizes and celebrates the unique abilities of all human beings we secured the host role for what will be the largest series of games ever more than 5 500 special olympians coaches and chaperones from
004across the country will compete in 19 different sports and venues throughout greater orlando we're expected to attract more than 125 specta 125 000 spectators and produce 69 million dollars in economic impact opening ceremonies will take place on june 5th and the competitions will run through june 12th i should also mention that they need about 10 000 volunteers to make the games a success so if you're 15 years or older especially if you're looking to earn required high school community service hours you can go to the special olympics website to register for this unique opportunity they are also i just got an email this afternoon they are also looking for spectators so i reached out to mr howard earlier today to see if he could help get the message out that if you have a group
005that you want to bring to an event there just might be a window of opportunity for you still to attend the special olympics and watch our young men and women do what they do best now let's get to the good part talking about applauding some of these amazing athletes who display remarkable abilities not only on the field but in all areas of life today and every day we celebrate their dedication and perseverance which makes us champions for a more inclusive world i want to ask if miss salazano i hope i have her name pronounced right we'll come to the podium to make a few remarks welcome thank you we would like to thank madam chair teresa jacobs for your unwavering support of our ocps special olympic family we also would like to thank charlotte day
006april nixon doug patterson and arlene allen for their continued support of our program year after year over the past five years we have grown tremendously with currently 3 500 athletes both present and alumni participating in special olympics i feel our voice voices are being heard and our population is now afforded the same opportunities as other student athletes in orange county usa games are here in orlando june 5th through the 12th and we are so excited for our athletes to compete over 5 000 athletes will descend upon orlando and we are lucky to have a strong team florida there are 16 olympic type team and individual sports and will be hosted at various venues across orange and osceola counties the following athletes here today are representing the orange county delegation of 55 athletes and if you
007could please stand after i call your name hudson adams farley volleyball jonathan sadie triathlon juliette seuss triathlon chad von skoder triathlon and trajan wynne basketball and i believe we might have a guest speaker chad i am so proud to be i'm so proud to represent tim fryda thank you for having us today thank you very much thank you very much let us hear from member gould before we release you all thank you so much and thank you athletes for for coming and representing today in addition to the general volunteers that the chair highlighted there are medical volunteers that are very important so if you know any clinicians at any level of clinical expertise it's a great way to give back and that is a little specialty area that they really need some help filling some
008slots in so it's a wonderful way to volunteer thank you and you can go straight to the website it is not too late to volunteer one more round of approach applause for our olympians tammy we're going to have a lot of recognitions tonight so i'm going to let you all go if you want to go thank you go team orlando our next recognition is for the winners of the fourth annual ocps chess club tournament that occurred at sunridge elementary and middle schools on may 14th this year's chess club tournament was organized by k-12 competitions from program specialist nancy golden in the curriculum and digital learning department and was the first face-to-face competition since february 2020. 400 students from 45 chess clubs participated in the face-to-face competition and 80 students from 18 schools compet competed virtually
009our 2022 chess champs for the k through second grade divisions are ishaan jane first grader at camelot elementary school in the face-to-face camp category is ishan jane here with us okay and lake sebilla elementary school first grader leonardo hernandez velasquez looks in the virtual category congratulations the winners in the third through fifth grade division are joshua bentley a third grader at the gift orlando gifted academy and that was in the face-to-face challenge and hunters creek elementary school fourth grader neta in the virtual category and next are the winners in the middle school division let's hear it again for all of our elementary school winners i can't even imagine i'm sorry i'm playing chess in elementary school y'all are just absolutely amazing next are the winners in the middle school division which include satchit raj komar
010an eighth grade student at hunter's creek middle school in the face-to-face competition congratulations and at lake nona middle school seventh grader siri tush sarita in the virtual competition and we have one winner in the high school face-to-face category and that is siri john ganta high school ninth grader at lake nona high school okay one more time for all of our middle and high schoolers you know the game of chess is more than 1300 years old and that's how long it would probably take for me to learn how to play it and one of the oldest and most popular games in the world throughout the district there are currently 90 chess clubs research research i can say this research shows that there's a strong correlation between learning to play chess and academic achievements benefits include improving
011cognitive skills increasing attention span and building creativity and confidence congratulations to our student winners and thank you nancy for organizing a successful chess club tournament one more time can we bring nancy up with the students for one picture with all of them up front huh no we're going to stay up here we're going to just have because we have the neighbors the kids that are coming through okay odyssey of the mind student team that features 9th and 10th graders from apopka edgewater and olympia high school the odyssey of the mind teaches students how to develop and use their creativity become problem solvers and bring the classroom to life the team won first place in the state competition in the problem 4 structural engineering category and will compete in the world finals at iowa state university
012from may 25th to may 28th did everybody hear that they're competing in the world finals at iowa state university that's so amazing tell us to tell us more about the school team and competition i would now like to invite ocps odyssey of the mind coach charlene norato to the podium welcome thank you so much for having us tonight you stated what odyssey the mind is very well and that is a hard thing to do but it is an international creative thinking problem-solving of organization for children and young people from kindergarten through college so we were very fortunate that our kids did fabulously well they competed regionally which is a nine county area and came in first place at our regional competition they competed at state which thank you jerry dimmings is at orange county convention
013center and we're hoping to stay there but that was statewide they came in first place there holding 580 pounds on an 8 inch 15 gram structure this year's challenge required them to make a matreshka structure which is the nesting you know the nesting russian dolls that all fit within each other they created the maximum number of structures to nest inside which was three and got maximum point values on that and we're very very proud of them there are other teams from orange county that are also going gotha middle school has a team going thornbrook has i think two there may be more forgive me for not having those names but we are so proud of our kids that compete in this organization they do a fantastic job and we're really looking at bringing this to
014more schools here in orange county because this is something that the kids love and enjoy and it pushes them to their absolute limit and makes them really really push that creativity level and they do it and they do it well can they stand up oh please yeah we're waiting so we have over here guys stand up stand up matthew narado from edgewater high school sophia pina from olympia high school maddox hooper from edgewater high school ben ben drake from edgewater high school and ryan tran from edgewater high school we're also missing emma camacho from apopka and we're missing a stefan lotes from edgewater as well they did a phenomenal job and just so you know next year sophia pina will be the coach of this team they will move forward with a student coach which
015is again the goal of all things is to have the children lead other children to success and that's what's happening here these young people make me proud thank you guys thank you for recognition can you bring them up guys would you like to come forward up one last thing we are actually leaving tomorrow morning at 8 am for iowa state where there will be over 300 teams competing including from switzerland south korea and poland of course due to covid we have less teams there from other countries there are 26 countries that actually participate in odyssey of the mind typically so we'll see you good luck charlene thank you for volunteering for to coach them and have a wonderful trip good luck have fun while you're at it thank you cheers yes remember castor dental before
016they get away yes before you all leave stop i just want to wish you all luck in this in the world competition i know that this is the end of a long journey you didn't just start this year you've been working towards this and building your skill and your ability to work together and communicate with each other to really accomplish this and i wish you luck and charlene you have been the biggest cheerleader and proponent for odyssey of the mind and you've kept it going through middle schools and high schools and i appreciate all your efforts and work thank you so much thank you last but not least last but not least i'd like to recognize student athletes from evans lake nona windermere and winter park high schools whom we're proud to call our sports
017superstars of this 21-22 school year please welcome doug patterson district senior administrator of athletics and activities who will be shining a spotlight on our spring 2022 student athletes mr patterson thank you madam chair superintendent jenkins and school board members for having us tonight the evans high school girls track team as they enter right now once again came home with gold from the fhsaa state championship track and field meet for the second straight year their relay teams excelled at the highest level the 4x800 relay team and the 4x400 relay team captured the fhsa state championships earlier this month led by head coach patricia danilay porter the 4x800 claimed a repeat state championship with a time that was 30 seconds faster than the trojan's previous 2022 best evans added a three minute 49 second victory in the
018four by four hundred coach porter will now introduce the members of the 4 by 800 and the 4 by 400 meter team that are with us tonight coach good evening good evening thank you all so much for having me on tonight i want to give honor to god for allowing me to create an opportunity to be here in such a time as this my name is patricia danley porter beside me i have my relay team member coach barnadore this is my right hand young coach and i have the pleasure of introducing to you all six state champions 2019 i was here for one state champion 2020 there was the pandemic 20 21 we were here for five and this year we're here for six next year we plan to be back with our whole team
019amen so awesome so we have alicia boyer who is a junior she's a two-time state champion her twin sister queen boyer we have our freshman aubriana scott who is a first time on two different relay state champions aubrielle scott two-time state champion her big sister we have mariama kamara her first time being a state champ and we have we call her like a little legend her name is kamage moore she actually made it in all of her individual races she's also a four-time state champion here at evans high school let's give it a kamara thank you all so much thank you coach and congratulations girls we look forward to seeing you next year sure thing -huh thank you so much thank you and once again congratulations girls lake nona girls water polo after lake nona
020claimed the district water polo championships they advanced to the championship they advanced to the final four in miami lake nona defeated boca raton in the semifinals which set up an all ocps championship game against winter park the lions claim their second straight title by defeating the wildcats 9-6 with a great second half comeback which concluded with a five-goal run after being down by two the girls are 44-0 over the last two years and these seniors have lost just two games they've claimed three metro and three district at three regional championships to go along with two fhsa back-to-back state titles two have signed college scholarships and three were named to the all sentinel all-area team which i will let coach speak on in just a minute coach alex bennett was also named coach of the year
021and this lake nona team had a team gpa of 3.525 now introduce coach bennett to introduce the girls who are with us tonight just stand when i call your name in the back row is junior emily sheer emily emily was all orlando sentinel this year in all metro yeah i to see who's there sorry liz angel hernandez is also a junior gabriella martens jr fernanda nacazone burrito who is a senior if you believe it or not she's going to the university of florida she's going to play club waterfall there she scored a goal in both state championships in the last two years so fernando samantha prather is a senior she'll be attending university of central florida in the fall she also is our top defender peyton human is a senior she'll be attending florida gulf
022coast university in the in the fall and also one of our captains as well kirsten farley signed assigned the scholarship to attend ganon university in the fall kirsten led this year's state tournament and goals so kirsten farley melissa sockless is our starting goalie for the last three years she'll be attending boston university in the fall and she was also a member of the orlando sentinel team the metro team and one of the best goalies that i've had the honor to coach marina carmen will also be attending university of central florida she scored the two goal go ahead goals this year in the state championship when it was 6-6 to go ahead 8-6 marina carmen and bailey chambers is a freshman this year is her first year and we have three late ones that just arrived
023ava conway why you're still while you're standing she's a freshman sasha solaire is a junior goalkeeper and anna carrera is a junior as well so i don't think i miss anybody that's everybody all right they have something for you stay right here you're not getting off that easy coach one last announcement with lake nona girls water polo the florida high school athletic association is very proud to announce seven new members of the florida high school athletic hall of fame with a 30-second induction class the fhsa hall of fame celebrates more than 101 years of interscholastic competition featuring some of the most accomplished student athletes coaches administrators and officials from the state of florida coach alex bennett an accomplished water polo and swimming and diving coach at lake nona high school and previously at gulliver preparatory
024academy school bennett is combined for 11 fhsa water polo state championships and has been named coach of the year several times by the florida dairy farmers orlando sentinel miami herald and usa water polo he has served on the nfhs and fh saa water polo advisory committees and has seen several of his student athletes receive athletic scholarships from all of us here at ocps congratulations can we bring up the kids for a picture they also have a shirt for dr jenkins and mrs lopez and for you a state championship sure so they want to give you those thank you so much we're all about teams we'll make sure you get that thank you please exit this way before you all leave let me call remember lopez before you leave coach congratulations thank you thank you so
025much for making us proud i just the coffee for making us proud and thank you for all you do i know that this is a very hard you know commitment you know staying after school going to the games but having the satisfaction as well of having those athletes not only good athletes but also great students because of the gpa oh my god i'm so proud of the lions and i am so proud of lake nona lake nona high school all the time i'm here for you so whatever you need from me you know i am here okay so congratulations very proud all right sticking with lake nona the lake nona boys tennis team captured the fhsaa state championship earlier this month ocps's first team title in boys tennis since 1935 at orlando high school and
026she just went to you guys the lions went undefeated 25-0 claiming metro district and regional championships five players claimed individual district titles harry mikalowski was a single state quarterfinalist and doubles team state champion along with his partner kartik mandla mikalowski was also named orlando sentinel player of the year coach beard was named florida dairy farmers coach of the year and late known as team gpa in their state championship year was 3.387 congratulations coach and boys who are with us tonight congratulations congratulations thank you congratulations thank you thank you lake nona team and congratulations again keep making history i'm so proud of you next up windermere high school boys weightlifting andres goran andres has been a two-time metro and district champ i'll read that by saying he's only a sophomore in 2022 he added the regional
027title and claimed the fhsaa state championship he lifted 100 he lifted at 169 pounds with a bench of 305 pounds and a cleaning jerk of 300 pounds andres was also a metro district and regional champ in the newest fhsa weightlifting event the snatch he earned fourth at states in that event andres's weighted gpa is currently 4.9 and as i said he is only a sophomore andres is joined today by head coach eric olson who just informed me he is also competing at nationals and just broke a national record most recently so coach olsen andres congratulations if it looks like we're clearing out it's just everybody's afraid of you thank you that's crazy oh my gosh all right and our final recognition for the evening winter park high school boys volleyball the wildcats claimed the first
028fhsa boys volleyball state championship in school history with a thrilling five-set win and yet another all ocps fhsaa championship game as they defeated two-time defending champion freedom the wildcats finished the year with a 28-2 record while claiming a district and regional title in a national ranking of 18th in the country the wildcats were led by head coach and winter park high school alum jesse day coach day was a player on the wildcats when winter park made their lone trip to the state finals 10 years ago the wildcats were led by ryan paluso who was committed to long beach state to play division one volleyball paluso also won orlando sentinel player of the year and the wildcats posted a team gpa of this championship season of 3.543 i'll bring up coach day to introduce his players
029so i'm jesse day as you guys can tell i'm here to present everybody if i you know can have them stand up one at a time if i can start here i have junior dixon collado next i have my lone freshman jacob little phillips not very little next i have a senior stephen childs followed by another senior dylan cloonan i have a junior here cole colado next is followed by another senior zachary ross i have my last senior here the my second last senior andrew webb i have a junior here jp nelasco my long beach commit ryan paluso i have junior catcher stewart i have my assistant coach in her third year father of ryan paluso roger peluso i have last on our official staff as another alumni of winter park class of 2012 assistant
030coach terrell roberson and then i'd like to also announce our athletic director mr matthew arnold principal sorry principal principal as you can tell this is my first time here a bit nervous i want to say thank you to all of you for this presentation this has been you know obviously a bit nerve-wracking for all of them and us isn't being new me being so young i just want to say thank you all you know for all of this and what you guys do for us in this sport and especially our program here at this high school where i'm a privilege to be a part of so thank you to all of you and him wow no thank you congratulations thank you nice job congratulations guys thank you madam chair superintendent jenkins and school board members
031for your continued support of ocps athletics this year we appreciate it thanks so much absolutely we are thrilled to be able to continue to support athletics the only thing i will say mr patterson is that we hope that the citizens of orange county and the voters of orange county will be as gracious as they've been to us in the past and they will continue to support the mill the millage so that we can continue to support athletics our teachers and everything else thank you okay we have a proclamation we are proclaiming june 22nd as lgbtq plus pride plus and pulse remembrance month here in orange county public schools i'm going to ask marianne anderson program specialist mental health team student services and heather wilke executive director of the zebra coalition if they would come forward
032to read the proclamation thank you all so much thank you madam chair good afternoon everyone i'm very privileged to be able to introduce miss heather wilkie who is the executive director for the zebra coalition and for those who are not familiar the zebra coalition is a local organization that provides support to lgbt plus youth ages 13 to 24. miss wilkie thank you so much all right proclamation for lgbtq plus pride and pulse remembrance month whereas orange county public schools embraces and celebrates our diversity along with our lesbian gay bisexual transgender and questioning community and is committed to supporting dignity and equity for all people and whereas many of our students family members and employees are part of the lgbtq plus community and are greatly valued and whereas various advancements have been made with respect to
033equitable treatment of lgbtq plus persons throughout the nation yet lgbtq plus persons still face discrimination and whereas many municipalities and organizations across our nation recognize and celebrate june as lgbtq plus pride month and whereas june has become a symbolic month in which lgbtq plus persons and allies come together in various celebrations of pride and whereas on june 2nd 2016 49 innocent members of our community lost their lives in a senseless act of hate at the pulse nightclub tragedy many of whom identified as lgbtq plus individuals and whereas this tragedy deeply impacted the central florida community and the lgbtq plus community and will never be forgotten now therefore be it resolved the school board of orange county florida does hereby declare june 2022 as lgbtq pride and pulse remembrance month in orange county public schools thank
034you thank you and miguel thank you madam chair i just wanted to i toured i toured the zebra coalition it was years and years ago with christine bermucci long before i was even thinking of being on the school board and i saw firsthand what you do for our students and our children in orange county and now more than ever they need you and so i just wanted to say thank you from the bottom of my heart like for all that you do and continue to do for our students it means so much so thank you thank you amber galileo i was trying to find words to describe how important this proclamation is this year to our youth who are struggling to understand the adults in the world around them and frankly it's not just the
035youth that are struggling to understand the adults around them it is a lot of our adults that are struggling to understand the adults i got an email today from a teacher wanting to know what could they do what what can they say can they still have a pride flag at the door can they still have a sticker i have a pride watch on i found yesterday you know they're wondering what they can do and i keep wanting to assure them that they can keep doing what they're doing that we've never been teaching our kindergarteners to third graders we've not been sexualizing our little kids that was never happening but the fear that this past year has implanted has been dangerous beyond words and so this proclamation i think is more important than any year since
036we've been issuing it which is the last four years and that coupled with we started this meeting and just at the beginning of the meeting you all may or may not know but 14 children were killed in a texas elementary school by a shooter who is one of those students in that elementary school and i and i tie that all together because i think it was just last week that we were being criticized by because we wanted to make sure that our next superintendent understood with what social emotional learning meant and how important it was for our children to understand their feelings to have self-awareness to have awareness of others to know how to get along with each other and to know how not to get along with each other how how do we deal
037with our differences in a civil and a right way never mind the fact that it's in the statute and we have to teach it we now have books being pulled off math books being censored because they had social emotional learning questions in them it is a terribly confusing time for our children it's a terribly confusing time for our teachers and it is a terribly troubling time for all of us who worry is tomorrow going to be a better day than today are we going to turn the corner and start heading back in a positive direction i hope and pray that we do but for right now i hope and pray that for the last day of school tomorrow that we have all hands on deck remember caster daniel thank you madam chair and your words
038are very poignant i also want to recognize you heather for the proclamation and all the work that you do i have yet to go to the zebra coalition but i hope to go soon i hope you'll open the door when i just show up there so come on but i want to also make a statement from the diocese of support for all of our lgbtq students and employees i know there is an effort to instill fear and the chilling effect of what people can say is not an accident so know that this board has your back we will not sit by idly while others instill fear and try to destroy the dignity of each person so we are committed to the same values as we were a year ago that has not changed instead i
039think it's kind of reinforced my resolve to support our students and employees so thank you for all that you do thank you all right dr jenkins do we have introductions of any newly appointed administrators we have several madam chair let me go through them quickly marilyn berger was the resource teacher at lake weston will be the new assistant principal at cheney elementary gail beasley will be the new assistant principal at cypress creek high school rosemary burson will be the principal of castle creek elementary tony buxton will be the principal of apopka elementary martha chang will be the new executive area director alfay floyd will be the new principal at west oaks elementary rosine bowie will be the principal at pinewood elementary andrew fromberg will be the assistant principal at okoye middle school julie helton will
040be an executive area director rhonda hunt will be the principal of tangelo park elementary kristen joyner will be the assistant principal at edgewater high school mary levy will be the assistant principal at wineguard and la ann lino will be the principal at cypress springs elementary aaron marie vaccio will be the principal at acceleration east jennifer williams will be the principal of innovation middle that is it madam chair thank you i'm sorry the acceleration who did you say was different was that vaccio aaron it was aaron oh awesome thank you dr jenkins are there any changes to the agenda as published no chat no changes madam chair all right seeing no changes is there a motion to approve the agenda as published motion by member gallows our second second by member gould all in favor please
041say aye aye aye opposed motion carries with all members present voting in the affirmative we have a public hearing on request for approval of the adoption of the 9 11 math textbooks instructional resource materials barmy remember bird are you on the phone thank you i am let me register your vote i apologize i glossed over you your vote on adopting the agenda as published yes i thank you so the motion carries with all members president and member and vice chair byrd voting in the affirmative thank you member caster dental all right we are on item 3.01 public hearing request approval the adoption of the 9 through 12 math textbook instructional resources materials dr jenkins you're recognized thank you madam chair it is that time of year for our approval i want to assure everyone that
042our textbook is actually on the state approved list for instructional resources this is the time for public hearing to hear from any members of the public before your final adoption of our math textbook all right do we have any members of the public no we don't have any callers or any yellow cards that were filled out thank you if there are no members of the public that wish to speak to item 3.01 i will entertain a motion to approve or deny the recommendation i move to approve okay we have a motion for member caster dental to approve the recommendation is there a second second by member lopez all in favor please say aye aye aye member vice chair bird hi motion carries with all members president president and vice chair motioning in the affirmative and
043i believe that is the only public hearing that we have we have the consent agenda is there a motion to approve the consent agenda motion by member gold to approve the consent agendas are a second second second by member gallow alma any i'm sorry all members in favor of approving the consent agenda please say aye aye member vice chair hi any opposed motion carries with all members and vice chair motioning in the affirmative we have seven we are now in 1701 removed from the consent agenda is that correct dr jenkins there were no changes to the consent agenda all right so 1701 is not removed from that then that would take us to informational items dr jenkins you reckon nice madam chair i'll be very brief let me just say how pleased we are that
044the class of 2022 is rolling through here got some numbers to share with you that make us quite proud 12 graduates this year first calculations put us probably at about 94 and counting remember we have summer graduation as well for those who may just be slightly slightly short but 12 243 crossing our stages this week we are extremely proud of 82 have committed to the army and we like to recognize 67 for the air force 79 marines seven coast guard and 76 navy and scholarship dollars this is also one of those and counting categories 175 million dollars today i'm sorry let me say the whole number 175 million 113 scholarships to our brilliant seniors thanks to dr border and his tremendous high school team dr vazquez and all those who work to get them across
045that finish line our high school principals are phenomenal but we celebrate twelve thousand two hundred and forty three graduates that is my report madam chair thank you thank you dr jangos masembo i have two things number a first one on may 18 2022 our attorney kaiser collins in our office she was sworn in as the secretary for the 2022-2023 orange county bar association executive council this is the ocba's first all-female group of officers in the organization's 89-year history and i want to publicly congratulate her she consistently represents ocps with professionalism integrity honesty and grace and i don't i know she's in the building i don't think she's down here though but anyway so congratulations to kashara and secondly this morning mr paul marini and i and mr howitt we went to the board of county
046commissioners and we did our presentation on the referendum and i'm happy to report that they unanimously approved for the resolution to go on the ballot in august wonderful do we have any committee reports remember gold you recognized from the land of many i wanted to comment on the superintendent's numbers so there were over 12 000 graduates well windermere high school all by itself had 1100 of them so i just want to point that out and that next year we will add two more high schools to our roster of graduations with lake buena vista and horizon high and windermere will be back down to a normal size class so that is fantastic and you know that's the happy the superint or the chair brought up the shooting which i did not realize she'd said something and
047i didn't quite catch it as we were starting the meeting but there are now 14 children that will never graduate and please say prayers for those families and please help fight hate please help correct misinformation that drives hate thank you member gold remember gallo thank you madam chair i just want to congratulate scott fritz on being named the ceo to the early learning coalition of central florida he is a former he was a chief of high schools for orange county i think his last position here at orange county public schools so i just wanted to give him a shout out and say congratulations absolutely absolutely that's exciting news it's exciting we get to keep him here and we get to work with him yes dr jenkins you once gave me the pleasure of sending him
048when i was mayor we wanted to go to philadelphia i think it was philadelphia to check out a program they had and you sent him along with us yes how along with kevin shaughnessy and kevin shaughnessy's wife is linda shaughnessy and linda shaughnessy is the chairman of the coalition so how about that so yeah that's not why he got the job but but but it is a small world all right if there are no further announcements this meeting is now adjourned you