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Lincoln County Schools Board of Education June 10, 2025

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2025-06-11
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Lincoln County, KY
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001I will call the Lincoln County School Board of Education meeting for Tuesday, June 8th, 2025. [Music] Thank you all for being here tonight. Thank you very much. Stand. We also like to focus on the mission statement of Lincoln County. So tonight I'm gonna ask the mission statement. work together. Students, families, a motion to approve the agenda as Mr. discussion by saying I will turn it over now to Dr. Allen for it. Thank you, Madam Chair. First appreciate everyone being in attendance. a lot of students in the audience and I know you can be somewhere else on your summer break and our staff too appreciate you coming tonight to support each other as we wrap up the last recognition of this school year. It is a pretty diverse one and very farreaching across a lot of

002schools. I want to give a little pause and an explanation for audience as they see us up here in capes and see us in shorts and t-shirts. Normally we aren't dressed like this for our board meeting, but we had our day one of our admin academy with our principles, our assistant principles and teacher leaders today. We had 127 people in this room about an hour ago and we transformed it all into this space here. Um, but the purpose of our admin academy today was about building team. And if you think back to the best teams that you probably could think about, you know, we talked about the Goonies, okay, that B blast from the past. We talked about back when I grew up, the Super Friends. If you're in the 40s or 50s, you probably

003watch Super Friends as a cartoon back in the 80s. Raise your hand, old people in the room. All right, so you know what I'm talking about, right? Uh, we talked about the Avengers. We talked about um, this is old school. Um, oh shoot, it just let me I'm having that senior moment, right? Because I'm Oh, you get the point. We talked about really how Lincoln County Schools, our hashtag this year is we are Lincoln because we are 23 schools. We're a big community and the benefit of this is too Lincoln County has been named one of the fastest growing counties in North Carolina recently in the projections of of countywide growth. But with that growth comes our growth. And we've also been named one of the fastest growing school systems in North Carolina for the

004next couple of years. And so with that, we've got to be one team. And today, we kickstarted that vision for next year. So part of that is is while we're addressed this way because the board when some of the board appeared today, um I wanted this the message to be conveyed that the board is part of our team as well. The board as a whole as a team and so we're all working together to make the best opportunities for kids and to live out that mission statement that we just recited. So, I appreciate everybody working with us a little bit and if nothing else, it'll be a picture moment that'll be a memorable because I don't know that anybody's been up here in t-shirts and shorts and capes before and we're setting the mark on

005that end, I guess. Um, part of our opportunities for our kids this summer. We have we're in the middle of our middle school CTE summer camp opportunities for exploring opportunities for careers in the future. Those are at Lincoln County School of Technology and so that is going on the rest of this month. We also have YMCA summer camp for our elementary students going on with our partnership at the Y at both Sally's and at Lincoln County. And then the last but not least, we we've got a lot of new staff coming in this year. We're expecting about 90 at our new teacher induction in the fall. We've got a handful of new administrator faces as well, new people, new roles, new opportunities, but still congratulations to all those people that have chosen to join us

006in into this next journey in their career. So, I appreciate all of you in attendance tonight and I appreciate the opportunity to a little and be a little fun with our friends and family. I want to go ahead and say thank you to all of our administrators for showing up today and for just being genuine and to the effort that went into everybody in the central office. We had people feeding us all day and I want to say a special thank you to Dr. because it was a room full of people really rallying around Lincoln County schools and the students and what we're all about. And I will say that I could not be more proud to sit next to Dr. Allen as our superintendent and just see his vision come alive and that grown

007people are sitting up here in cakes because of him. So that something to his leadership and we got to play kickball today. adults who play kickball. It's nothing better, right before the rain, right? But it was a day full of full of teamwork. And so we do want to go ahead and move into our special presentations and our recognition. And board members, if you want to step out, that would be fantastic. as our board gets in position. I'm gonna we have an opportunity to recognize one of our peers that's not on the agenda tonight because this is supposed to be a surprise recognition. So, Miss Wro, if you will come up here and join me, please. Many of you may or may not know this is Kelly Whitro, principal Battleground Elementary School. She was our

008principal of the year candidate for our region last year. She entered into the competition for state principal of the year. Um had the opportunity to go with her to our banquet in Kerry this spring. She didn't win the state principal of the year. Um we thought at that point, you know, we just took our took our loss and came home, right? And I caught her big loser at the end up there. I was like that kind of Kelly. Why'd you have to lose at all times? But surprise surprise, she's a winner in a different kind of way. And I'm going to read you the press release that went out earlier today about Miss Wro's next opportunity. Battleground Elementary School principal, Miss Kelly Wro, has been widely recognized this year um in both Lincoln County Schools

009principal of the year, the Southwest Region Principal of the Year. And at the end of May, I was notified by the North Carolina Principal and Assistant Principal Association that they had selected Miss Witro as their nominee for the National Association of Elementary School Principles Principal of the Year. Let me just say that again. Kelly is the state nominee for the National Elementary School Principal of the Year. The National I want to keep reading. So, um, NC Papa, as that group is called, um, executive director Shirley Prince has said, "We're honored to have Kelly represent North Carolina and NC Papa as our elementary principal of the year nominee. Her leadership at Battleground shines through not only test scores becoming overall in growth, a high mark for the for her school in the state, but also in

010culture that she has created and cultivated. Um, you know, and all this stuff going on, you can read the press release in the the Herald later in later in the week. Um, but the other thing that I want to mention that this is a program that's been going on since 1984 to recognize outstanding elementary school leadership. And to my knowledge, this is our first national principal of the year nominee for Lincoln County. And so this is a big honor for us. Proud of Kelly, proud of Battleground, proud of the teachers and community, and just glad she's part of our team. Thank you. All right. We also have the opportunity to recognize um an outstanding educator that is making a new path for himself, Dr. Belchure. It's your turn to come on up here to the

011podium. Many of you have known Heath um in different roles over the years. Um he has been a teacher at back then Pumpkin Center Middle School before turned into North Middle School. Um he was our former teacher of the year while he did teach at Pumpkin Center. Um but he and I started working together as a administrator at West Lincoln Middle School where he and I were APs together. Then he was the principal of Children's Elementary School for a spell, principal at Lincoln High School for a spell. Came up here and did HR for a minute and then took over curriculum for a minute and then has ended his career in Lincoln County as our associate superintendent. basically my right hand, my number two, and a lot of the stuff that goes on behind the

012scenes for our district, we owe to Dr. Belchure. And so with that, um, he dresses this way most days. I dress this way most days. So we compliment each other well in that capacity. But Heath is super smart and super ambitious and innovative, but he also listens to people. He asks a lot. He pushes back and says, "Hey, have we asked so and so? Have we asked people closest to the work what they think?" And a lot of the times he's our grounding rod to help us remember who we serve and why we serve them. So with that, I want we want to recognize his leadership and his service to Lincoln County Schools. If you didn't know, he's going on to become a superintendent in Davy County Schools and will be joining that soon. Yes.

013Yes. Yes. Yes, sir. So, I want to turn over to Christina to say comments for the board. I will say over the weekend people that I've ever met in my life and his calm presence is always there and just knowing that you are always thinking and on every personality test that has ever done. It always reflects his giant brain and his forward thinking. And I just want to say thank you for the path that you have set us on your AI initi As Dr. Allen was saying, he has known Dr. Belure from the time he started and I was on the board of education when you were employed by Lincoln County Schools and have been able to watch you grow in your career and watch you technology schools. And one thing people probably don't know,

014not only Lincoln County Schools, but Dr. Belure served on the United Way board. That time he served as the campaign chairperson that takes a lot of time and responsibility. So, not only is Lincoln County schools, but Lincoln County is going to be individual support only the schools. I will go through. All right. So as a matter of kind of operations for this next section as we recognize up this way here Tony happy tour we want to get everybody's pictureoment Good evening. It's going to be hard to beat those last two recognition, but we have some wonderful recognition this evening that I know everyone is very very proud of. So this time I would like to introduce Dr. High School for special I'm honored to recognize an exceptional educator within our school community. We recently received

015that she was selected as UNC Charlotte 2025 student teacher of the year prestigious recognition award by the university student teacher of the year. This award speaks to what we have Lincoln. Redford is an extraordinary teacher. As her principal, I've had the pleasure of observing her and excellence. She's deeply committed to holding all students regardless of ability to high academic standards. What makes her so effective is her unique ability to balance those expectations with a warm welcoming environment that builds her students. They know she believes as a result. Miss Redford also stands out for her exceptional classroom management. structure, consistency, and fairness creates a respectful space where students are engaged and focus on academic success and improving their independent different instruction, ensuring that every learner has the opportunity, engaging Red represents the very best of what

016it means to be an educator. Relentlessly incredibly proud of her accomplishments. At this time, we would like to recognize the Lincoln High School Quiz Bowl team, our 2025 winners from our competition this past April. So, if Marcus Coffee would come up, please. and Jack Jen, two of our student from the from Lincoln High School team and also their coaches, uh, Stephen Hos and Trent T. I can tell you that was a hard fought quiz bowl for these very bright students. Uh, but at the last second, Lincoln pulled it out. So, congratulations to Lincoln and Miss Ballard, their principal, is here to support them. Thank you Lincolnington High School Quiz Bowl team. That is always tough event and they take that stuff seriously. They're very competitive. The next group of students I'd like to recognize um

017are a group of DECA students from various schools or really most of the schools. Um DECA students competed in the state competition uh this past spring and then many of them qualified for the national competition uh and we want to recognize those students from the from the various schools. So, um, if West Lincoln High School, if Hi Black, Hi Black is here. She received the fifth fifth place trophy in personal finance at the state competition and she qualified for nationals. Saraphina Shut, also West Lincoln, uh, she was in the top 10 in marketing, the business service at the state competition. and the West Lincoln Deca Advisor. And DECA, by the way, it's a CTEct CTSO club uh for marketing. We really love our DECA clubs in Lincoln County. So, if you have young students who

018are going to high school soon, make them uh think about or not make them uh encourage them to think about a marketing class. They are advised by Clint Spencer, DECA adviser at West Lincoln High School. also like to recognize East Lincoln High School's advisor, Craig Beggar. Um, their students were not able to be here, but Mr. Beggar uh took three students to national competition. Uh, so that means they qualified in the state competition and he took them to the national competition for DECA. So, Mr. And we have a few students from Lincoln High School. Deca Sophie Hendris. She was a Sophie was a medalist in the apparel and accessories event at the state competition. and Skylar Morgan. Skyler was a medalist in the sports and entertainment marketing event at the state competition. their advisor decided

019to leave Lincoln County, but Miss Bor's here representing West Lincoln High School. Give it give it up for these deck of students who placed and y'all the adviserss they give up kind of like coaches and band directors. They give up a lot of time to coach these folks students to do their best when they go off state competition and national competition. So congratulations and thank you Next, we're going to recognize some esports champions from West Lincoln High School or West Lincoln Middle School, excuse me. Um, esports is short for electronic sports and it's a form of competition using video games. It often takes the form of organized multiplayer video game competitions in professionals and students. West Lincoln Middle has won two championships this year. They have won the fall 2024 league championship and recently the

0202025 spring championship for the Rocket. So the the coach of the West Lincoln Middle East esports team is Angel Watson and she is here today with esport team members Eli Deon Glance Norman and Finley Watson. Next, we are recognizing several schools that have earned purple star status this year. And this purple star comes from North Carolina being a very large population of active duty guard, reserve, and veteran armed service members. And the state's public reflects that. In 2019, DPI launched this Purple Star Distinguishment to recognize the state's strong military presence and support of its military families. This designation is awarded to schools that that demonstrate that military friendly practice and commitment to students and families of the military. This is a rigorous process and in most cases students are even involved in this. So, we

021are recognizing six schools today. First Asbury Academy, Springs Elementary, Lincoln Middle, Love Memorial Elementary, North Brook Elementary and Union Elementary. And for those schools that renewed, I will have your year sticker sent to you in Courier. We we would like to recognize chorus students and their directors from North Lincoln Middle School and Lincoln High School for their 24-2 accomplishments. The following student was selected to participate in the North Carolina Allstate Middle School band. Daniela Catz from with French horn. Middle School. Daniel. Then the following students were selected to participate in the North Carolina Allstate Honors Chorus. from Lincoln High School, Derel Hamilton and Nathaniel Spears. And I want to say one more thing about Jerel. He will also be attending Governor School this summer in vocal music. James Stevens is the teacher at Lincoln High

022School and Jennifer Burands at North Middle School. All right. So, go ahead. The next recognition is for Lincoln High School Concert Choir. If you are here with the concert choir, come back. Oh, and Shane Stevens is here as well. We would like to recognize Lincoln High School for receiving the concert choir coral division grand champions and a superior rating in the regional MPA music in the parks in Williamsburg, Virginia. Congratulations. All right. If you are here from North Lincoln High School for uh drama, if you will come forward. Anyone from North Lincoln High School? All of you from North High School. I know there's a couple more. There's more. Okay. So, the Bloommy Awards recognize reward, encourage talent, and achievement in musical theater among high school students within the Charlotte region. The program highlights the

023importance of musical theater and arts education within the community. Lincoln County Schools has regularly had lots of nominations for the Bloommy Awards, but this year North Lincoln High School received the following a awards. And it's it's a long list. So, let me read those to you. for the best musical tier 2 for Pippen, the best direction for Pippen, the best supporting actress, Emma Rodney uh in Pippen, and then Emily Stanton won the Gordon Haye scholarship recipient. Uh this is a scholarship given to the best non-performer. That sounds antilimactic. The best non-performer to extend their learning. She will do her training in lighting. So, there are some other students that were nominated. And since North Lincoln High School won so many awards, we also wanted to recognize uh those that were nominated from North Lincoln High

024School. Ethan Smith was nominated for best supporting actor. Tucker Cranford for best feature actor. Ren Icy for best stage manager. She actually helped stage manage at the Bloomies. Bianca Travis, best costume designer, and Addie Guyger, the best set designer. And Hannah Newfer is the teacher at North Lincoln High School. Congratulations. We had a very successful spring sports. I mean, we have a ton. So, there'll be people that are not here because it is summertime. First of all, I'd like to bring up golf, Warren Stiglets, and Jared Meers here. Okay. All right, first I'm going to read about Jared Myers. He was a senior at Easting High School. He will be attending Lenor Ryan to further his education and play on the golf team in the fall. So, congratulations about that, Jared. won the Western Regional

025Golf Tournament by firing a very impressive score of five under par at 67 on a very difficult course. It was a very windy day that day. Uh at the at the 3A state championship tournament, Jared finished in third place with a score of three under two days. Jared was also a three-time allconerence player for East Lincoln High School. Congratulations, Jared. All right. So, Warren Stiglets, sophomore at East Lingan High School, won his second consecutive Western Foothills 3A Conference Player of the Year award. He also won the North 3A individual state championship by shooting rounds of 71 and 67 for a 600 par total. He's also become the first state championship golfer for East Ling High School. So that's a very big honor. Uh he also finished second in western in the western regional tournament right

026behind Jared in the western regionals. Uh and so congratulations again to Warren which will'll be back again next year. Congratulations. Congratulations High School women's soccer team. East High School women's soccer team. They were the Western Foothills RA conference champions this year. And I'm I'm gonna talk more about Satie. She also won some awards. Satie Bagot, she was conference player of the year. She was all region and all state selection. Led the team in assist from a center back. Led the team defensively to a record 17 shutouts. was selected to play in the Carolina Honor Showcase put on by Charlotte FC. Also, the NCSCA Clash of the Carolina, North Carolina vers South Carolina all-star game and the NCAA East West Allstar game. GL lead Eastan High School to their first 20 plus win season in school

027history, as well as 11th conference title with 13 13 wins, no losses, and one tie in the conference. and they were 21 and three overall. Congratulations to Satie and East women's soccer team and and also coach Mcgron. He was conference and region coach of the year. So congratulations coach. Congratulations. I could be wrong, but I don't think anybody's here for the East High School softball team. No problem. They they were the foothills conference champions. I will say this, they were predicted preseason to come in fifth place and they won the conference. So that's pretty pretty good deal for them. Congratulations to East High School softball. I'd like to call up Eastan High School track um Josh Thompson Thomas. So Josh won both the long and triple jump in the conference track meet. He finished top

028four in both events at the regionals and then he went on to compete in both events in the 3A state meet which was in May. He was also elected as Western Foothills 3A conference athlete of the year. So that's that's a big deal. So Josh, congratulations again. Congratulations. All right. I'd like to call up East Lincoln Tennis, Carson Brown, Lawson Miller, and Coach M. Carson Brown and Lawson Miller had an outstanding year in both singles and doubles. But as a doubles team, they did extremely well. During the regular season, they had a 83 record, but in the postseason, they went 10 and two, winning the conference tournament and finishing second in both Western Regionals and second in the state championships. They took out two number one seeds from other regions. So, that was a job

029well done. Congratulations again, Also, coach uh M was Western Hills conference coach of the year. Congratulations, coach. All right. Now for North Lincoln High School baseball. I don't think anybody here Before we go baseball, I want to say one thing. They were North Lincoln High School's athletic program won the Wells Fargo Cup for being the best athletic program in the Western Foothills Conference. That's the second time in second year in a row that Lincoln High School has won Wells Fargo. So, congratulations on that going on with I know they can't they couldn't be here, but this team did an amazing job. They were the Western Foothills 3A conference champions. They were the Western regional champions and they were the 3A state champions in baseball. Uh they had a 23-9 record, 12-2 in the conference. Just

030a great team to watch, especially in the playoffs. I went to a lot of their games and see my hair is gray. It's even grayer now. games, but uh they did a really really good job, especially winning the state championship. Congratulations to North Lincoln High School baseball team and Kell Carr and Case McInness. I just recognize them really really quick. They couldn't be here, but Kell was Western Foothills 3A conference for the year. He's gonna go on and play at Coastal Carolina in Coastal really good baseball. So congratulations to Kell on that. And then McInness was the series MVP in the state championship game. Had a lot of accolades, but he he pitched over 100 pitches thrown. He had a RA of 0.00. That's why they won the state championship. They couldn't score against him.

031So congratulations to them. Next thing next, I want to call up track team. Anybody from North Lincoln High School? Okay. All right. So, the North men's track, they won the Western foot conference champion and then then Hunter Zel, he he uh he was all state. came in second in the disc. He also set a new school record, which I saying something at North Lincoln. 184 feet and three in a new school record by by Hunter. He's all state performance track and field. Congratulations again. Congratulations. Anybody from the women's track team? Okay. The women's track team also won the Western Foothills Conference Championship. And Olivia, she is the state champion at the 1600 meter run. She also came in fourth in the 800 meter and she her 4x400 team also came in fourth which is all

032all state honors. She's now a sixtime state champion heading into her senior year but maybe she's going to be nine or 10 times next year. So u Olivia congratulations on on a great season and I hope for more success next season. Thank you again. Congratulations. Okay, next up, Westing High School baseball team. Western see West Lincoln baseball team was co-conference champions in the 2A Kataba Valley Conference. The team finished with a record of 16 and 12 overall, but they were 11 and three in the conference, losing the second round of playoffs to eventual state champions East Brother. This season had many highlights including beating eventual 3A state champion North Lincoln. Sorry. Uh Landon Jenkins gathered his 100 career hit. He also had five players being named all region and Hayes Kaiser being voted as the

033Taba Valley offensive player of the year which I'm about to read about Hayes here because he was the offensive player of the year for Taba Valley. Uh Hayes had a great season for the Rebels. He's only a sophomore. He hit 553 in conference, 12 RBI's, 15 runs scored, excuse me, 15 runs scored, and only struck out eight times. So, congratulations again. He's also a member of the all region 16. Congratulations, Hayes. I know you're very young, so keep it up. Okay, congratulations. And last but not least, Wesling High School softball team. the softball team. They were the top 2A conference tournament champions. They finished 19 and N and fifth place in the regular season. They won four straight games in the conference tournament to be the tournament champions. Um I will say they beat let's

034see Bunker Hill and Bandies who they were ranked in the top 15 in the state in the conference tournament. So that was a big deal there. Congratulations about that girls. They also finished in the top three of all time at school records in hits, doubles, home runs, RBI, and stolen bases. Congratulations to Valley 2A conference tournament champions softball team. Congratulations. Now, Staca, she couldn't be here tonight. She's in Italy. But she also won offensive player of the year and she'll be going to Lenor Ryan to continue her education and play softball Illinois Ryan. All right, congratulations. Well, well represented. Good job, girls. All right. So, now um for the Ignite Awards um and I'm going to read what the Ignite Award is about. It's an academic program that honors the athletic and performing arts programs

035for scholastic achievers in link county schools. The following high school and middle school are being recognized for the 2024 2025. So we usually do first semester winner, second semester winner, and then overall. So we've already recognized first semester. Uh so second semester winners are also the overall winners as well. So I'm recognized the athletic program. First, West Lincoln High School women's swim team with a 3.95 GPA for the entire team. So, crazy smart girls. Uh, so come on up. Congratulations with a 3.95 GPA. That's amazing. Congratulations. Now for the second semester winners and the overall winners for the year. Wesling High School's marching marching band, sorry, with a 3.66 GPA. Anybody from marching band, you come on up. And last but not least for me, you're welcome. West Lincoln Middle School Golf Team with a

0363.95 GPA. Congratulations. Come on up, West Middle School Golf Team. will center up. Get a good picture. Congratulations again, West Lincoln Middle School Golf Team with a 3.95 GPA. Congratulations. At this time, I'd like to invite the Coalition of Churches to come forward to recognize winners of their Junth poster contest. Good evening. Totally shocked when we announced that Bel was leaving. He did not send that email to me. We have worked with him all these years and so it's sort of sad, but I'm also happy for him. We're very thankful. Uh these are the uh winners of the poster contest and we're so thankful for the work that they have done. Um school system is working with us to uh make them a little larger and then I'm going to place them on another board

037uh so that way they can stand a little more. Uh we'll be at Tuckers Grove in the eastern part of the county and so we need to place them a little sturdy. when we out of the grounds. All right. You will call uh come up when we call your name. Uh Giani uh Poston Collins Elmore. Mallerie and Elena from North Lincoln. Three of them class Lincoln. again. Thank you so much. board members. We did not have anyone sign up to appear before the board for protocol. So, we will move on to our budget 2025 2026 discussion. Madam Chair, board members, I'd like to direct your attention. when we had our work session, had a little change of plans from our budget conversation. We didn't have one really last week because I got some new information

038just to recap kind of the reason for that, new information from the county about our budget. So, we had to go and change some stuff. And so, in your packet, you have the reflection of those changes that we had to make in our current expense and our capital and our article 46 proposed budgets along with the idea that We are able to receive additional funds from the article 46 sales tax that we do have a list ready between our capital maintenance and our technology services that we will be able to utilize those funds and other items we still need to to take care of from that perspective. But you have the budget is proposed to you. Um we are able to also I'm glad to say for the first time in a long time have

039a dedicated line of of putting some money away for savings adding to our fund balance. And that has been a great option that we can actually be proactive in instead of just waiting to scrimp all the all the little pots together at the end of the year like we have had to do in the past. But I appreciate the the team approach. A lot of our folks have given input here and at our school level. You have given input as well. I do ask if you have any questions, we can discuss those. But then this budget will come to you for final vote and approval on our June 26 special meeting to approve budget personnel budget amendments and the inter budget resolution that Miss McCro will present to you on that special meeting later this

040month. Do you have any questions right now presented? Yes, sir. Well, I do want to say thank you to everybody who has spent hours over the budget and the effort does not go unnov We do have a need for close session. So I will turn that over to our board attorney board members. We need a motion to go to session statute subsection A1 discuss matters matters to session. Is there a second? I have a second by Mr. Sanders. Any further discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. Those motion is carried. We are now in close session. We are now back in open session. No action was taken members. We're going to move on to our first title plan. I will entertain a motion to approve eligibility percent. All those in favor signify by

041saying I motion is carried. Next we have the naming of our Lincoln High School softball field. It has been presented by the naming committee that high school softball field named in honor of Mr. Lincoln County schools serving as a teacher coach and head coach as we heard at the work session. So I will enterain a motion to approve the West High School softball to be made in honor of Mr. Mr. Jar. Is there a second discussion? All those in favor signify by saying we alsain a motion to approve the memorandum of agreement for school funding model for Lincoln County schools as presented. I have a motion by any further discussion. All those in favor signify by saying I. Those opposed motion is carried. Next we have our consent agenda items. So we have the approval

042of minutes as presented in the agenda. Extended field trips curriculum policies required to stand open for 25 days for input as presented in the agenda. Policies which stood open 25 days for input as presented on the agenda. Personel recommendations alternative schools model accountability system option B for academy student fees for the 2526 school year and technical education application Chromebook fines psychological contracts for the 256 school year and high school tennis court approval. I will enterain a motion to approve as presented. I have a motion by Mr. Jenkins. Is there a second? Second by Mr. Sanders. Any further discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. Those motion is carried members. We have our announcements at the end of the notice that we do have our special at our work session in August. July and

043so we will have our work session. It's going to be at one of our community partners, Atrium Health, their location at 1 p.m. August of the facility behind the scenes tour. We are grateful for their for the opportunity to So at this time I will entertain a motion to I have a motion by Mr. Is there a second after any further discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I motion carried. We are adjourned.

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