001I don't have anything to do with it. But you see that's not me. I got this email and I don't need to be involved in that. That's okay. Thank you. Thank you. What the hell? I don't want to search. Okay. Crap. Would you You want to search anything. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Uh-huh. >> Oh. >> Okay. >> That was not crazy. >> Okay. >> Channel 4. I don't know what to tell you. Like even look at this. Look at this. Look look look. Look at me. I'm telling you there's some weird interference going on in here. >> Yeah, I hear that. >> Mhm. >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, Ms. Vice Chair, members of the board, interim superintendent Dr. Hendricks, and ladies and gentlemen, and this is a this is sort
002of a quick message to my helper on the other end, and that is that we're going to change up the order because we're still getting some detail on the initial group, okay? So, just move those to the side. You'll understand when we get to it, okay? For joining the board up on the stage, I would like to ask Dr. Keith Colbert, Mr. Dr. Tim Gainey, Dr. Eldridge Horton, Dr. Prince Bowie, and Ms. Brenda Ross-Wilson to please come to the stage. And as they're coming to the stage, I would ask the following to come to the stage and join the board if they are here, because there's a possibility they may not be because they're really tied up and this is a very special time of the year. Alexis Grace, Keneisha Warner, Miracle Strickland, Ayo [snorts]
003Yuambo, and Shawn Rodney, along with Jeremy Lemieux, a teacher at Stillwell School of the Arts, Eric Cheney, who works with the Department of Technology, and Jayden Williams, a student at Mount Zion, who is working as an intern in the Department of Technology. Would you all please come to the stage? >> [snorts] [snorts] >> This is a really special group. Uh yeah, be sure to don't go away too quickly. You need to get a picture taken and all that good stuff. >> [applause] >> Clayton State or Clayton County Public Schools, we got that on the line on the mind here, is pleased to announce that visual arts students from Martha Ellen Stillwell School of the Arts earned national recognition at the Scholastic Art Competition. The school earned a total of six medals in the event. Senior
004Alexis Grace and juniors Kenise Warner and Miracle Strickland each earned a gold medal for their artistic presentations. >> [snorts] >> Sophomore Leah Iwuoma and uh Sean Rodney each earned silver medals for their presentations. And Sean Rodney also received an individual honorable mention for his entire photo portfolio at that event. It should be noted that the three gold medal winners will have their work displayed at Carnegie Hall in New York City this June. Congratulations. Oh, let me make one other point, too. Eric uh and uh Jayden uh were very instrumental in working with Mr. LeMahieu and bringing to life these visual art entries. Congratulations. Okay. Our next recognition. We would uh let's see. We're going to ask uh Dr. Pam Pitts to please come on the stage and join the group. >> [clears throat] >> Clayton
005County Public Schools is proud to honor schools that have successfully earned national industry certification in the law and public safety pathway from the Georgia Department of Education marking a significant milestone in the district's commitment to college and career readiness. Each of these schools have received this national industry certification demonstrating consistent excellence across multiple campuses. As part of this process, each program will receive a $10,000 equipment grant to enhance hands-on learning opportunities. It should be noted that the schools that we name in the next few moments now holds the distinction of having the most national industry certified programs. That is our school district with these programs, now we have the most national industry certified programs in the nation. >> [applause] >> I ask school representatives to come forward as they are called to be recognized by
006the board and to remain on stage for the group picture. The first school, Charles Drew High School represented by Ms. Tanisha Benjamin, principal and law and public safety teachers James Flowers, Kieran Reagan Sherry Moore and Sherilyn or Sheryl Freeman. >> [applause] >> And I've got your certificates down there. Our next high school, Jonesboro High School. They are represented by Ms. Tanisha Bailey, principal and law and public safety teacher Mr. Shannon Curry. >> [applause] >> Our next high school, Mundy's Mill High School represented by Dr. Shadrick Barbara, principal and law and public safety teacher Takarra King. >> [applause] [snorts] [clears throat] >> Yep. >> Our next high school is Forest Park High School. They're represented by Dr. Kim Dansley, principal, and law and public safety teacher Police Williams. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> And our final high
007school Riverdale High School. They're represented by Ms. Sharon Wilson, principal, and law and public safety teachers Bridget Brown and Shakira Tillman. >> [snorts] >> Okay. We got my list. So, who we got? All right. That's all good. Sounds good. Okay. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Okay. >> [applause] >> Our next recognition is for the individuals who are honored by a community leader. >> [snorts] >> I ask the students who are here to receive the TTG award from our district attorney to please line up along the wall on the far side while we go through the process of setting this up. Each year for the past several years, the office of Clayton County District Attorney Tasha Mosley has presented a group of graduating seniors with a gift of technology to assist them as they continue their individual
008lives after high school. It is my honor to present Clayton County's District Attorney Tasha Mosley and we're going to ask her to offer just a few remarks about this wonderful program. >> Good evening, everyone. Um what we wanted to do in the office was we we know that the valedictorians and salutatorians always get everything. And there are always kids that are out there that we know they're going to college that economically the parents might not be, you know, able to buy that laptop computer and printer. And so, we just wanted to be a blessing to 26 kids to make their lives a little bit easier when they continue on either to college or to technical school or whatever it may be um beyond high school. So, we just took it upon ourselves to buy these
009laptops and these printers in hopes that uh it will help the 26 students two from each school and we just wanted to know let them know that we're so proud of them for graduating because in our business we often time run around run into kids that don't get this far. You know, so we just want to say we're proud of you and we just wanted to help you continue on the good pathway that you're on. Thank you. >> [snorts] >> Because of the time of year it is, we do have some folks that are not here [snorts] that are on our list, but we have most of them here and so we're going to ask them to come on stage, accept the board certificate honoring them and we'll also ask them to remain on stage
010until we get everybody up for a group shot. Charles Drew High School representing Charles Drew is Rania Akhar and Maurice Williams. >> [applause] [applause] >> Incidentally, you won't be seeing the computers and the technology up here at this moment. That's waiting for them in the lobby and they'll be able to pick that up on their way out of the door. For Elite Scholars Academy Lex Coney and Ragland Greer. >> [applause] [snorts] >> For Jonesboro High School Kari Bryant and Aiden Brooks. >> [snorts] >> For Morrow High School, Sabine Bryden and Javari Mitchell. >> [snorts] >> For Mundy's Mill High School, China Robinson and Kamaya Miles. For North Clayton High School, London Shine and Ryan Brown. For Riverside Riverdale High School, sorry about that. Riverdale High School, Christopher A. Shaw. And for Utopian Academy of the
011Arts, Hope White and L.G. Ruby. >> [snorts] >> We have some students who have just walked in. Please come up on stage to be recognized. And we'll make sure you get your certificate, and you'll also be able to pick up your technology. Students from Lovejoy. All right. Students from Lovejoy, they are Farah Johnson and Kyla Penn. >> [snorts] [applause] >> Okay. Just follow the lady. She's got the technology. And don't worry, the individuals who and the schools who we did not call tonight, they'll be getting their technology as well. And I'm going to advise that our district leaders can step away for a little bit. We do have a couple of extra special presentations while the board is out front. It gives me a great deal of uh uh it is my honor, I guess,
012to introduce to you representatives of the Tapestry Public Charter School. Maria Kepler, Dr. Matthew Tyson, Robin Aldridge, and Ophelia Norum. If they would come forward, they have a special presentation to make to the board. >> Good evening. A little under 1 year ago in this auditorium, this school board authorized Tapestry Public Charter School to bring our inclusive and neuro diverse mission to Clayton County. As we're opening this fall, we wanted to take this moment to thank you for your leadership and support as the founding authorizing board of Tapestry Public Charter School Clayton Campus. We're grateful for your role in bringing a new school community to life with the Clayton County students and families. Thank you so much. >> [snorts] >> I want to do a picture. >> Mr. Chairman, I will now turn the microphone
013over to the board for some special presentations. >> Miss Maria, I think that's you. >> That would be Miss Corey, Dr. Corey, and either Mr. Christmas or Dr. Corey. >> Okay. Actually, she's I think she's supposed to be here. >> Okay. >> I'll let you start out. >> Huh? >> You start out by reading. >> What do you want me to >> It's kind of a proclamation that I have. >> Hi, is it uh Principal Dixon in here? >> Yes. >> Could you please come? It's a proclamation recognition the life of Min- Minister Anthony Edward Dixon. The Clayton County Board of Education will be waiting. Dr. Dixon. You want to go up front? Come on. >> Okay. We can get you. Didn't she go to the front? >> Yes, she did. >> We on camera.
014>> The Clayton County Board of Education and Clayton County Public Schools Interim Superintendent, CEO of Schools, Dr. Douglas Hendrix, Sr. take great pride in honoring the late Minister Anthony Edward Dixon, a former Clayton County Public Schools employee, who served the children of Clayton County beginning in January 2023. And whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon was born on December 2nd, 1965. And whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon graduated in 1983 from L.C. Fortier High School in New Orleans in 1983. And whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon served his country as a soldier in the United States Army, being honorably discharged after a 3-year tour of duty. And whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon spent a number of years employed by various commercial interests, working in a variety of occupations ranging from a forklift operator to a life insurance agent. And
015>> Okay, where did you stop? >> Whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon began his career with Clayton County Public Schools in January of 2023 as a campus support employee for the district's alternative school and added a secondary position as substitute bus driver for the district transportation department in September of 2024. And whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon also answered God's call and began sharing God's word with the people of his area and whereas in his works Minister Anthony Edward Dixon became known as a man loved Where did I stop? deeply, showed up for people and never met a stranger. Whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon was a man who served as an excellent example and mentor to all around him inspiring them all with his dedicated commitment with his faith. And whereas on March 28th, 2026, Minister Anthony
016Edward Dixon having fulfilled his earthly assignments transitioned from this life. And whereas Minister Anthony Edward Dixon can be proud of the tremendous impact he has made. His legacy continues to resonate with those who knew him. Now therefore, be it known the Clayton County Board of Education and Clayton County Public Schools Interim Superintendent CEO Schools Dr. Douglas Hendrix Senior gratefully and respectfully honor Minister Anthony Edward Dixon. Presented this 4th day of May in the year 2026. We have [snorts] our board chair Benjamin Striker District 9, Mary Baker uh vice chair District 6, Jasmine Bowles District 1, Mark Christmas District 2, Dr. Jessie Gore Reed District 3, Victoria Williams District 4, Dr. D. Haney District 5, Sabrina Hills District 7, Joy Tellis Cooper District 8, and our Interim Superintendent Dr. Douglas Hendrix. >> [applause] >> I think
017it was that this way. I had a lot of stuff. >> [applause] >> All right. >> you all. If you all want to stay or sit, you can. I have These are my awards from my girls conference. All right, I will start with the certificates. Uh I'd like to thank everyone that supported my event with donations, volunteerism, uh being teaching a class and you always help me so much every year and I thank you so much for it. I'm going to start with the certificates. Uh Dr. Cassandra Hopkins, Valerie Henderson, Pamela Wilkes, Regina Wilkes, Michael Brown, Dr. April Crawford, Dr. Felicia Brown Sheryl Neely Sharine Dome Adrian Franques Partida, I know I've messed these names up. Edith Perez, I'm just going to go with Edith Perez. Rain Walker Come on out. Thank you all. Let
018me shake some hands or shake your hand. Shake your hand. Thank you. You always so good to me. Thank you, ma'am. Uh-oh, I'm going to guess I'm going to hug you. Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, did I not call my grandson? Did I not call him? >> I think you did. >> No, we didn't. >> It's on the next page. >> Oh. Wait a minute, I forgot to call somebody. I'm sorry. I didn't call my grandson Kingston Parish. Oh. Thank you. Shawn Street Keshana Knight Thank you. Thank you. Helena Dimmick Taquisha Fuller Dr. Jamila Gardner First, I know I didn't mispronounce some names. >> Jamila, yeah. >> Is Jamila here? Okay. You'll You'll get one, too. All right, this is the first group. Thank you all. All right, I have I
019want my other donators. And is there a representative from Net Planners here? Net Planners? Major Construction. Construction Works. Clayton County Public Schools Foundation. Come on, Can you come? And we might bring it down. I need a representative from the Department of Guidance and Counseling. If Dr. Dunn is here. The Performing Arts Center staff, Ms. Tamara Rainwater. I want to thank the staff and students of Stillwell School of the Arts. If Brenda Ross-Wilson or Ms. Britney Lea here, come on up. Student Services Department, Dr. Angela Horson-Collier or designee from student services. Elementary English language arts, Ebony Brown. Want to thank the Clayton County Public Schools Nutrition Services, Ms. Audrey Hamilton's department. Clayton County Department of Transportation, Ms. Denise Hall. Clayton County Public Schools Facility Service, Mr. Ed Blackwood. TRP, The Right Productions now. A representative from
020East Point College Park Alumni Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated, Dr. Satou Hendricks and the Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders. Can you come and represent her, Dr. Hendricks? Also, Dr. Douglas Hendricks also gets an award cuz I couldn't have done it without you. And Ms. Taylor Ashby from Stillwell. Is that Ms. Taylor? Hey. Hey. There's my president. Come on up, president. Delta Sigma Theta. Oh, thank you. I think that's it. Is Ebony Brown not in the audience tonight? Okay. Well, let me shake a hand real quickly and then we're going to take this picture. Thank you. I'm thanking my board members for standing. Thank you. Couldn't do it without you. Couldn't do it without you. Couldn't do it. Especially the PAC people. The PAC people helped me out. All right. Thank you all. All right. I need
021to have the Zion Is Zion Michael in the audience? The junior mayor from Jonesboro High School. Okay. I don't think Zion's here. We'll get him the next time. Okay. It is also their meeting night, but I have some very special individuals that I could not have done this without. Ms. Rain Walker, can you come to receive your plaque? Adrian. Edith. Kingston. The interns. The board can't do anything without them. This is actually from all of us. This is from the Board of Education. Come on. Yes. Yes. Yes. We couldn't exist without them. >> Where's Kingston? >> Come on, Kingston. All right. >> That's it. That's it. >> Now, there's also one very important person now, Miss our board liaison. She doesn't have a plaque, but we're going to take care of her. Miss Kim Blackwood,
022we couldn't make it without her. I believe that's it. >> Good job. >> Okay, if everybody would stand for the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Hey board members, I don't mean to put you on the spot, but I'm going to start with Joy Cooper in regards to giving our teachers a little shout-out. Just a little shout-out for appreciation. Go ahead, Joy. Make it less than 30 seconds. >> [snorts] >> Oh, well, that's easy. Um, I would like to just tell all of our teachers thank you so much for what you do on a daily basis. This is your week, but actually you should have
023the entire school year because you do so much for our students. So, happy teachers appreciation week. >> I just want to say, um, happy teacher appreciation and staff. The service you provide is invaluable. The joy that you bring in our communities and to our families is greatly appreciated. You are celebrated every day. And so, I want to say thank you. We could not do it without you. >> Thank you so much. Without you, these students could not be what they are and who they are. Your legacy carries on from the first day of school to the entire lifespan of these children and students. And I personally want to say thank you for your hard work. Thank you for being a teacher, parent, a psychiatrist, psychologist, all of that wrapped in one. You are very much
024appreciated on a daily basis. And thank you for staying with Clayton County public schools. You are appreciated. >> Good evening. Um, thank you just doesn't seem like enough. Um, you are appreciated. You are loved. You are mentors. You are teachers. God knows sometimes you're parents, nurses, and everything in between. And, um, we just don't tell you you And I I find it very interesting that they put this week just a month before we all get out of school. So, um make it through the last month and enjoy your summer. Thank you. >> Thank you. Teachers, you are the reason that I do this. You are the foundation of this district and never forget that. I enjoyed um filling your car up with the $25 gas yesterday. Your faces, your smiles, your your motivation, your inspiration
025was great. Thank you so much. >> There's one >> Teachers, thank you for all you do. We appreciate you. >> Good evening. I want to say thank you, teachers, for all that you do. And I know that other than being a parent, this is the best occupation in all the land. Enjoy your week. >> I want to say thank you to all the teachers who are building the future leaders of tomorrow, the presidents, the senators, the congressmen, the the the the doctors and lawyers and all that you are building here in Clayton County. We so much appreciate all that you do. Uh if it wouldn't for teachers, we wouldn't be what we are. And so we appreciate you on this day. Thank you so much. >> Good deal. Um let's do the roll call now.
026District 1, Ms. Jasmine Bowles. Okay, she she had to actually leave early today. Um District 2, Mr. Mark Christmas. >> Present. >> District 3, Dr. Jessie Goree. >> Present. >> District 4, Ms. Victoria Williams. >> Present. >> District 5, Ms. Dr. Dee Haney. All right, she stepped out but she's here. Um District 6, Ms. Mary Baker. >> Present. >> District 7, Ms. Sabrina Hill. >> Present. >> District 8, Ms. Joy Tellis Cooper. >> Present. >> And lastly, Ben Striker, myself, District 9. Interim Superintendent, Dr. Douglas Hendrix. >> Present. >> Um Assistant to the Interim Superintendent, Ms. Dawn Bile. Did I say it right, Ms. Bile? >> Mhm. >> I still didn't get it. >> Bile. >> All right, so I owe you money. Um Board Attorney, Mr. Clem Doyle. >> Present. >> Assistant I'm I'm
027sorry, Board Liaison, Ms. Kim Blackwood. >> Present. >> Fantastic. Thank you. >> Mr. have a happy birthday to you. >> Go for it. Ms. Baker has a a a a a um special shout out. >> Um I just want to give a shout out to um as I call her the chaos coordinator, our um Board Liaison coordinator, saint, problem solver, and that would be um Ms. Kim Blackwood. Um I want you to know she had a birthday yesterday and now she's 29 just like me. So, happy birthday. >> Thank you for that, Ms. Baker. I'm now going to read the ethics statement in accordance with Board Policy BH. It is the duty of every Board member to avoid both conflicts of interest and appearances of such conflicts. Does any Board member have any known conflict
028of interest or appearance of such conflict with respect to any matter scheduled to come before the Board at this meeting or appearing on our proposed agenda? If so, please identify the conflict or appearance of conflict and refrain from participation in the matter involved. We're now moving on to our next segment, which is public participation. I'll read a statement before we begin. The Clayton County Board of Education welcomes public participation and will hear any interested individual pursuant to the guidelines outlined in policy BCBI. Members of the public will not be allowed to discuss individual personnel issues or confidential student matters. Speakers must identify themselves and topics before speaking. Speakers will be given 3 minutes to speak and time may not be yielded from one speaker to another. Board members will not respond to comments from speakers.
029The chairman may respond as appropriate. Issues requiring possible action by the board may be added to a future agenda. Issues that may need to be addressed by the administration will be duly noted. Abusive language and or personal attacks will not be permitted. My first person up is Ms. Jewel McKibben Jewel McKibben How are you, Ms. McKibben? Take your time. Is she here? You You You can come up. Yeah. Don't rush. Am I on? Yeah. Okay. My name is Jewel McKibben. I'm a grandparent from Unidos Dual Language School. I am the grandmother of three granddaughters. Um I've been at Unidos with them for the last 8 years from pre-K until this fifth grade ending year. I have had nothing but a awesome amazing experience there from the staff, administration, teachers, cafeteria staff, all around. And I
030just want you all to know that Unidos is an awesome school, a dual language school. Therefore, my granddaughters got a chance to be around a variety of ethnic backgrounds. They um They're on two of them are already at elite scholars. And the last one will be going this year. They were in gifted. Um They participated in sports and everything. So, we've had an amazing years there, and I just want to let you all know that Unidos is not just one of the number one elementary schools in Clayton County, but it's a awesome school for family and all. Um the within the last 8 years, I think, they've been number one in Clayton County four or five years. Um the present administration has did an awesome job. So, I just want to give them a shout-out.
031>> Ms. McKibben, we definitely appreciate that. And thank you for being such a a a >> All right. Thank you. >> involved grandmother. >> Okay. >> Jean Hudley. Jean Hudley. Are you here, Jean? Raise your hand if you're here. Okay. Tamika Edwards. Good evening, Ms. Edwards. >> Good evening. Uh I'm also a parent from Unidos Dual Language School. My kids started going there at kindergarten. My daughter is level one autism and she was severely speech delayed. She started talking at four. >> [snorts] >> Take your time. >> She just started talking at four. She's seven now. She's seven now. She's speaking English and Spanish. Uh Mr. Mark Christmas three years ago, I emailed him on Easter Sunday about an issue that we was having and he was right on it. He gave me the initiative
032and put the battery in my back to step up as a parent. And I want to thank you for that. >> [snorts] >> Because since then, my daughter has been thriving. She's she's doing a lot better than what she's doing what she was doing. They have Unidos is a great school from the teachers, from the principal even with during the summer break, the teachers will FaceTime the kid, help with math, do things with them during the summer to let the kids know that even though school is out, you still have support not only from your parents, but from the teachers as well. And I recommend anybody with kids with any type of special needs, their special needs team there is great. And it helps very well with everything. I recommend it for every parent that's
033in Clayton County. If your kid needs any type of help, they're very communicative. And that's all. >> Miss Epps, we truly appreciate you, ma'am. And keep up the good work. That completes public participation for this evening. Hey guys, based off of that testimony, we're doing something right. And give you give yourselves a hands for that. I don't believe there was any recommendations out of the executive session. We now are at the announcements. Miss Blackwood. Okay. We're now at the announcements. >> Good evening, Mr. Chairman, Madam Vice Chair, Good evening, Mr. Chairman, Madam Vice Chair, board members, interim Superintendent Hendrix, district administrators, and citizens of Clayton County. My name is Sonia Isara, and I am a sixth-grade scholar at Elite Scholars Academy. >> And my name is Kennedy Pate, and I am a seventh-grader at Elite
034Scholars Academy. It is our pleasure to present the board announcements for the month of May. >> May is recognized as Family Wellness Month and National Heal the Children Month. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month. Themes for this year are, In Every Story, There's Strength, More Good Days Together, and From Awareness to Action. >> National Teacher Appreciation Week begins Monday, May 4th, and will continue through Friday, May 8th. World Teachers' Day is on Tuesday, May 5th. We encourage everyone to express their appreciation for the outstanding work that our teachers perform every day in our classrooms throughout the Clayton County Public Schools. >> The district will conduct a literacy celebration on Thursday, May 14th at the Light of Hope Church in Riverdale. The program is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. >> Graduation ceremonies for members
035of the Clayton County Public Schools Class of 2026 will be held at the arena at Southlake in Morrow. Commencement exercises for the district's high schools will take place Tuesday through Friday, May 19th through the 22nd. A full schedule for graduation exercises is available on the district's website and in the CCPS app. >> The Utopian Academy for the Arts will celebrate its second graduating class during exercises scheduled for Saturday, May 23rd at the arena in Southlake in Morrow. The ceremony will begin at 9:00 a.m. >> As a part of the final days of the 2025-2026 school year, the district will observe early dismissal days on Thursday, May 21st and Friday, May 22nd for students in grades 6 through 12. High school students will dismiss at 12:00 p.m. noon, and middle school students will dismiss at 1:00
036p.m. Elementary schools will operate on a regular schedule. >> The last day of the 2025-2026 180-day school year for students is Friday, May 22nd. District schools and offices will be closed in observance of Memorial Day on Monday, May 25th. Due to the Memorial Day holiday and the graduation schedule, the May board work session is scheduled for Tuesday, May 26th at 5:00 p.m. That meeting, unless otherwise posted, will be held in the boardroom of the district's administration complex in Jonesboro. The last day of the 2025-2026 school year for teachers and other 190 day staff is Thursday, May 28th. And finally, unless otherwise posted, the June board meeting will be held at the school administration complex in Jonesboro on Monday, June 1st at 6:00 p.m. Mr. Chairman, that concludes tonight's announcements. >> old board meeting, which was
037March 26th, 2026. Is there any changes to those minutes? Okay. Um, the minutes for the board work session, which was on March 30th, 2026. Any changes to those minutes? And lastly, is the board meeting April 13th, 2026. Are there any changes to those minutes? Seeing no changes to any of the um minutes, we're going to declare these minutes approved as submitted. Folks, we have moved on to the consent agenda, in which we will talk about the We will vote on the financial report, four different budget amendments, the Splash revenue report, the purchasing report, the Splash construction report, capital purchasing report, and the personnel change report. Is there any um item that needs to be pulled from the consent agenda? Ms. Hill? >> Yes, um Mr. Chair, can we pull the financial report, please? >> Are
038there any other consent agendas that need to be pulled? Okay, seeing none, we will now vote on the consent agenda minus the financial report. We will vote on the budget amendment, four different budget amendments, the splash revenue report, the purchasing report, the splash construction report, the capital purchasing report, and the personnel change report. Can I get a motion for the consent agenda, Ms. Telles-Cooper? >> So moved. So moved. >> Can I get a second, Mr. Christmas? The motion has been made and properly seconded. Can I get a vote for the consent agenda minus the financial report? It is unanimous minus um uh Ms. Bowles. Okay, now we need to vote on the financial report. Can I get a motion for the um for the financial report? Ms. Baker? >> So moved. >> Can I get
039a second? Ms. Dr. Goree. Um can I get a vote for the financial report? All right, I have Mr. Christmas. I have Ms. Dr. Goree. I have Ms. Williams, myself, Ms. Baker, and Ms. Telles-Cooper all affirmative. Your vote is Oh, and and and Dr. Haney. So, it's all of us minus Ms. Hill and minus Ms. Bowles. Ms. Hill? >> Um mine is an abstention. Um uh business services is providing additional documentation for some of the questions I've had with our financials. So, as I continue to learn more, um but I want to do I want to acknowledge that they are providing and answer my questions, but at this time I haven't had all the documentation. So, I'm going to abstain. >> No problem. Thank you very much, Ms. Hill. We're now moving on to the
040business agenda, which there is nothing listed on there. Um let me check with Madam Vice President. Um do we have anything additional? Anybody have anything additional? Seeing none, the time now is 6:59 and this meeting is adjourned.