001e e e good evening everyone and welcome to the Sako School Board uh committee for Wednesday March 27th let the record reflect meeting starting at 5:04 would you please join me for the Pledge of Allegiance okay we do have Schoolboard member roach and Schoolboard member Gail who are on their way and should be here in just a few moments so okay item number three to this evening we do have approval of the school board meetings minutes dated March 13 2024 five okay is there a motion to approve the minutes Madame mayor motion made by school board m Truman is there a second oh I haven't made the motion yet oh sorry I know you're always like let's get going I move we approve the school board meeting minutes dating March dated March 13 2024 second
002motion made by Schoolboard member Truman second by Schoolboard member pable any discussion on the minutes roll call vote School Board Archie yes School Board member fubble yes Schoolboard member Richards yes Schoolboard member Truman yes and Schoolboard member Johnston yes motion passes 5- Z okay item number four there are no adjustments to the agenda this evening there are no correspondents that takes us to the public session if there are any members of the audience that wish to speak please step to the podium state your name and address for the record and you will have three minutes to speak okay not seeing anyone seeking to be recognized move on to item number seven and that is the superintendent report superintendent Ray okay uh good evening everybody it will be uh even though we have budget update and
003discussion we kind of uh uh or we kind to talk about school construction every time it's hard not to celebrate uh in superintendent report that we had a successful second straw poll last night uh 43 to3 or four was the the final number um and and uh what will happen next is that on Friday Meg and I will um with oakpoint deliver a presentation to the State Board of educations construction committee at 9:00 a.m. based off a successful vote moving forward that we are scheduled for April 9th presentation uh sorry April 10th presentation to the State Board of Education uh where we hope to get final approval of the project to move towards referend um uh that night is a scheduled city council meeting um to kind of lock in the numbers of what would
004be on the ballot as you guys know um through communication the city council um has elected um to have one Bond question while this may be two schools one state funded and one local it is definitely one plan uh for all of our children prek through five uh and hoping that that works together um I believe that we finally were able to lock in a date for 8th grade promotion I'm just look to Marie on that is that a yes or a no um just we almost came close to having that snow day uh again uh but as we work with Thorton Academy to try to work around all their they're gracious enough to uh have us there uh for our promotion ceremony but they have graduation themselves um it looks like it was going
005to be on Saturday the 8th after polling uh parents about what would work uh for them um a reminder April vacation week uh is coming up and that our last day is April 10th uh we have Thursday and Friday off of that week um our unified Middle School basketball season is wrapping up and uh there's been some extension over to a unified teams at Burns um just know those are a very successful and great community events and uh we'll continue to look at ways to expand offerings for kiddos um into other um parts of the year for unified events um we did get uh notification from our health insurance carrier for everybody in the state um that the minimum health insurance increase for schools will be 1.5% and the maximum will be 11 a half%
006yeah so there's there's a little bit of a range there this year uh and so we suspect that in the first week uh or first 10 days in April we should have what that is we have 10% in our budget so if it is an 11 a half% increase um it will be a situation where we'll need to find about $70,000 is um in that budget and then finally uh just to update you on the current decision um many of you have seen uh and we'll be notifying parents you probably seen some things on the news about schools adjusting their schedule for the solar eclipse we are not at this time um and some of the reasons for that is our elementary kids get out first and some of us talking about Darkness on our
007elementary kids will be home typically by 2:45 anyway um and when you look at the solar eclipse of the 90% or 93% coverage here in in Sako that's going to be at about uh 3:31 what we will do is put out an announcement uh to parents at the middle school if they do want to pick up their child first that day Marie and I kind of talked and we think that that day we'll just let Walkers go in we'll let we'd let Walkers and or parent pickups go just a few minutes early before the buses to move the traffic along um we have um ordered um kind of the viewing glasses that you can buy online for all students so that we can give those to them on the way home and then if you
008know there are parental concerns about it parents can certainly opt to take their kid out of school at any time they want but we're not altering our schedule uh for that we get out on Wednesday anyway of that week we know the hardships that early release can uh cause for people and our kids especially a young age should be home and off the bus before uh anything's really going on so that's where we stand today on that great thank you any questions for superintendent Ray Schoolboard member Truman what's the concern with April 8th is it that people want to get out early so they can view it maybe maybe um I think I think there's some interest I certainly uh in 2018 I know we had one in the summertime and I have a lizard
009at my house named Eclipse because we we bought it that day and and obviously kids are going to be interested and I think some of it is about viewing and I know that we've talked about like um I believe you have you're planning to have families gather on the playground after school I know Marie talked about having kids so I think there's the educational component too of um you know was pretty pretty neat to have that happen um Meg says uh no um but I seem to remember I still remember something in elementary school going outside when I was in school remember I remember it as well like in in elementary or Junior High going out and seeing one I don't know if it was a full eclipse but it was enough of eclipse that
010it was a big to-do and it got pretty dark uh and so where were you I don't understand like and so you know I do think there's those pieces to it um I do think that um there are you know there could be some people on the road who will be trying to do look at the eclipse and look at this but I know we also tend to have every afternoon where instead of parents or uh drivers looking up they're just looking down down while that um you know I hoping that my own children will choose to put glasses on and look up instead of watching it on their phone afterwards or on television um so I think there's a lot of resources that we can put out there for people and families can make
011that decision of what's appropriate for their child on that afternoon and we can um do minor things to help alleviate traffic so we can move it a little quicker that afternoon and not get downtown uh jammed up uh and we'll just communicate those slight changes to families um but not having a half day early release great thank you anyone else School Board member Johnston along the same lines as solar eclipse um I'm curious because when I observed a solar eclipse was a long time ago I was not in school it occurred on I think in the summer and I found it kind of frightening because we were told that we could look at it through photographic NE negatives but at the same time it was a little bit scary what is this really going to
012do to me so I'm curious to know about these glasses are they really like scientifically proven to be safe they say that they're certified by NASA or others I think that we will probably put a warning out there anyway um I know when a couple of summers ago uh we used a welding mask and so there are some other things that uh staff and families can look at and we can send some resources home ways you can build like a little merid thing uh at home I've done that before do the hole in the paper do the hole in the paper that's what we did um but we can send some resources out to families in a link of you know ways because certainly um even with glasses you probably don't want to be like
013staring at it thank you we appreciate the update no regular sunglasses great okay anyone else okay that takes us to item number eight School beard uh Schoolboard chair preo do you have a report um I have nothing to report this evening thank you great moves us on to item nine and there is no staff report this evening takes us to item 10 board subcommittee meetings uh item a is a policy and Personnel committee minutes the next meeting is April 9th at 5:30 the finance and infrastructure committee agenda next meeting April 24th at 4:30 and the curriculum committee next meeting April 22nd at 4:30 item number 11 there is no old business on to item 12 new business new hires there is a memo in your packet and is there a motion Madame mayor Schoolboard member
014tman and I'm going to say uh please forgive me if I butcher the last name uh I move we approve the nomination of shayen duler district bcba and issue a contract for the remainder of the 23 24 school year motion has been made by school board member Truman is there a second second second by School Board member Johnston any discussion okay roll call vote Schoolboard member Archie yes Schoolboard member Preble yes School Board member Richards yes Schoolboard member Truman yes and Schoolboard member Johnston yes motion passes 5-0 okay that takes us to uh new business uh number B resignations there is no motion needed on that this evening there is nothing C is the moly Grant award memo um we shared a little bit about this grant award last time we believe though we don't
015have the final contract in hand yet that we were awarded the full amount based on the communication that we've gotten so far and I just wanted to provide a little bit uh more detail about the three projects that were part of that Grant of of which items one and three have impact for Sako students item two is related to the Alternative Learning Program that is uh part of bford high school for item number one as I shared we were able to cover what has previously been the parental uh financial burden of students attending the overnight program at the ecology school for our seventh graders we did have a bit of an interruption in programming based on their loss of power with the weather over this weekend but we were able to reschedule that and at
016least recoup some of their overnight experience though it won't be in the same time frame or with exactly the same parameters as our other seventh graders that were able to attend that uh item number three is around a summer program that will be available to Sako students in entering 7th through 12th current sixth through 12th graders this year we're looking at uh an outdoor summer program that will last two weeks of four days each for our entering seven through 10th graders 7th through nth graders and then for entering 10th through 12th graders a separate program that is longer in duration about six weeks and a little bit more sporadic in terms of arranging overnight events and Hiking events all related to outdoor education and um the intent of that Grant is to provide those experiences
017for students that might not have access to that through their own family resources and um an interesting discussion that we had at curriculum committee is that for the purposes of this grant those programs will likely be very small and while we would like to be able to extend them to additional students we really want to make sure that the model is sound and that um the student experience and staff quality is such that we can kind of see if that is scalable in the future any questions or comments okay not seeing any thank you thank you okay that takes us to item D now and that is a budget update and discussion so last week um we were able to on the present to the city council um at that time the city council U
018did not recommend any changes at that point certainly this is something that uh will come up again uh at city council during first and second reading um obviously um school budget is one piece of the pie and the city is is the other but it looks like um things are moving in a very good direction for us as a as a whole budget um based off every indication uh coming from the city manager um and reports from the last meeting uh we will wait to get our update like I had said during superintendence report that health insurance will between 1 and a half% and 11 a half% is the range this year where we fall on that range we will wait and see we have 10 uh% in the budget so let's hope that we're
019not in 11 a half% uh category because that would be about $70,000 that we would need to um address from our current standing of of where we are today um so I think we're in a little bit of a wait and seee mode of what the next steps are that we'll discuss after we get those health insurance numbers and uh you know conversations with the city so really pretty positive news for the city as a whole thank you any questions or comments regarding the budget update okay moving on to item e that is a school con construction update got two items state funded construction budget for the elementary school and the local construction budget for the primary school so I feel that we've talked a lot about school construction over the last couple of weeks
020um and certainly last night with um a su a successful straw poll uh 43 to4 was the final total of those in attendance um in support of the project uh and again Megan I will be uh Friday morning in Augusta with a straight construction committee the two links that you have below are the two projects uh so that the public and the board uh and anybody these were were presented last night at the meeting uh for total costs of the projects um one of the things I did explain to the city council on Monday night is that we had talked about the four and a half uh the four the $1.4 million for solar panels that was included in the budget in discussions with the Department of Education um and with looking at the math
021the ownership of those panel doesn't make a whole lot of sense because there's almost no spread between ownership and the lease uh in the money and you'd be paying interest on that um the other piece is that there is belief that there will be some other projects and incentive more for solar coming our way there is no restrictions that if we decided to go with the PPA that it couldn't be added to the building during construction or after the construction we verified that process and uh with the IR Ira rebate that would come through geothermal that money could be applied if you chose to have ownership of the panels so as we were down to the final day of setting that budget to go forward just the collective group uh myself Meg architect and the
022Department of Education School construction team did not see the benefit of including that in there when they felt there was other avenues for us um and not having a higher Bond number so you'll see that that project is just under 7% locally funded and that the total um State contribution is 101 uh million 339 um 339,000 so when you combine the two projects and you look at the elementary project that's just over $31 million the combination for two new schools in Sako is 39 uh, 400ish th000 when you divide that out uh total cost versus what come is coming from the state you're looking at a situation where the projects combined are funded 72% by the state uh and so Meg and I uh you know obviously since last night we've had a lot of
023different conversations and you know when you think about 72% of two brand new schools being paid for by state you know even though we have a local share but the total sum by um the bond cost by State dollars um and we know that the impact uh was projected in the you know $250 range for an uh $400,000 house we'll we go back and re have uh Bond Council refine the math for that piece of what that would look like and then just also interested that we know there are some other communities around us who were had zero State funding and their projects failed and I think it's important for us to talk about like if you didn't have this and you were facing this problem on your own this is the impact um and
024so um this is a very um you know this is a generational opportunity for us um and now we need to set the next piece going forward and um hopefully get through those two meetings and uh start thinking about what um June 11th vote day will uh require for us uh so that we can move on to those next phases and uh make this um you know long time a lot of work and a lot of years into the reality and uh you know we're going to get to be part of the group um from all those in the past to and all in the future to work I mean really moving something ahead here and it's uh going to be great for our children and for our city thank you any questions or uh
025comments for superintendent Ray on the construction updates Schoolboard member Gil so that 34 million combined 39 combined 39 combined um so that is I mean ballpark 39 that is the number it won't change at all moving forward now so that would be so um that number is local project obviously that those are some local decisions but we have an estimate of what that would be and once the voters pass numbers for those schools that's where you guys are are kind of locked into what you can bond for that project now obviously on the local side let's just say a curveball came as like covid prices and you know you going to go back and and have some conversations on those pie but you also have bid contingencies and regular contingencies in those projects you can
026also um will be on the other side of this and um Beth and I were talking that I you know the last experience I had is I just become the superintendent in bitterford when they were finishing this the school and in 2012 construction prices were really down and so in a situation like that you may not choose to borrow the full amount based off what you get back for the bid so that would be some flux that you would have um in those projects in either direction um pretty much that state number you are now like that is your Max and that's only going One Direction and that's down unless again one of those major curveballs came and then the State Board would have to take any action to alter that piece so when we
027um I guess once once the numbers are finalized I guess what is our game plan with the city to help with the communications and U I mean I think from my standpoint and probably everybody else up here is that exactly on your point this is a a once in a generational uh project for a lot of us and $39 million that's a fantastic deal to get two two buildings that are state-of-the-art that will last you know at least 50 years and um have a lot of benefit but I guess kind of how I know we talked a little bit or there's General discussion about um modeling Outreach similar to the waste water but I guess do we have a specific timeline of when some of that communication will start so Megan and I have also
028been um Outreach to certain PR groups just from the schools and and there's money in the project for that piece um in the state project they include that piece there additionally Megan and I um have a scheduled meeting on Monday um with the city manager and City staff to start going through that outline of what this looks like what the timeing so um after our meeting on Monday by the next meeting we'll be able to update you a little bit more on what of the thoughts are there's certainly thoughts right now that are starting to come up but uh we we're going to flush out those details a little bit on Monday followup I caught a little bit of the discussion online um on the threshold for the voter the the number of votes and
029I guess I had kind of thought it was based on a gubernatorial it is um so I think that number was was that a thousand or 800 I guess is kind of where I was getting a little bit confused I I think they're they're saying it's 8 something it is based on the last gubernatorial um election and it is 864 is right okay mid to high eight um and what we did confirm is that is the actual voter turnout so if residents choose not to vote on the referendum question that does not take into effect it is who actually shows up at the polls takes their ballot and um so that's where that number will come from because I was concerned if it was the actual number based on the referendum question itself but it's
030the turnout so does it it it it's the 840 number com and and that's a combination of the yes and the NOS have to be at least 800 no just the turnout just how many how many residents show up to vote Yes right and take I think yep okay yep great thank you so so blanks too right that's just yep so they'll basically take the numbers of how many ballots were issued to vote and that will be the number that it's based on that percentage um so uh just must question for you Jordy from the city council side um so the vote on Monday was to do the one one Bond question is there any and then back over to Jer is there any specific language that or detail of these numbers that will be
031in that one Bond question like what um and do we have leeway to again not to influence the yes or anything like that but is there is there supplemental like what what are we limited to in that in that you don't want to overburden all sorts of papers and a voting booth but what's the what is the guidelines there I will have to check specifically with Bill stock meire because because they are writing that question for us and doing all because there are some requirements for the state project that are spelled out by the doe and what has to happen so um by the 10 probably earlier than the 10th because the meeting's the 10th I think the plan was to have on Monday or the Friday of the week before that language available we
032had created a schedule Kevin of exactly when you know the notice and the TAC needs to go in the wall on the bulletin board and what days and what days it has to go to the papers and all of those pieces so um I'll I'll have Bill Bill will get that language pulled together for us but I know it that on the state side is a fairly prescribed and it will be once it is completed by attorney stock Meer it will be presented to council for approval um but they will do the bond Council will do the actual writing and Council will do the final appr and that's April I don't have a date on it I know it's not on this week's agenda this upcoming week oh no definely not yeah yep have to
033check with uh city clerk Hughes because she has to have it by a certain date to make sure the ballots are printed correctly okay thanks Schoolboard member Arie I I was just curious if there in in here is a uh a number for a secondary heating source there is not it is one system um and I was also wondering uh under the do required offsite what is the impact fee for the one 112 industrial park where does that go like did they have a plan with that [Music] $241,000 um six those are the offsite improvements that we had to have have around traffic likes uh certain studies and fees uh there has to be some studies afterwards that are required and so there's a whole list of things that that money is has to go
034to on the city Side do you have any it's qualified as an impact fee so we know what impact fees are but do they have a plan like would that be a DOT or would that be a city level those are based off the dot and City requirement ments and off the top of my head I can't remember exactly which ones they are but it's a mathematical formula that we had to go through for XY and Z Schoolboard member roach uh follow up on what already just mentioned about a backup plan so it's zero in there for natural gas um there is newish natural gas Lions um on milbrook is there any discussion allowance just in case to at least Le run the line down the road and just cap it and just in case
035something down the road you need to for that or not so there isn't right now just remember that in your construction fees is your price of a heating system and then one so if you weren't going geothermal it's all built into that construction price it's the geothermal that has the extra piece on it so say for some reason during design you like okay we're not going this direction the money for the other stuff and what they give per square foot is already built in so that makes sense yeah okay anyone else okay moving on to item F that is the 2024 2025 school calendar draft is there a motion for the calendar draft Madam mayor oh my gosh School Board member tman uh I move we approve the first reading of the 2024 2025 school
036calendar motion has been made by Schoolboard member Truman is there a second second um and really quick I just wanted to add that I I had talked to Jen earlier on the memo the it's it's really blurry so she put in a link if you guys wanted to be able to zoom in and um look at it a little better oh it's showing up better here on the iPads but if you're looking at it on a phone uh on the memo it is very very blurry so she had added a link for uh at the bottom of the second page okay so a motion has been made by Schoolboard member Truman with a second by Schoolboard member Archie any discussion on the calendar draft so just want to make sure that people fully understand um
037that this is a significant shift of not having the onh hour early release every every single week but having approximately two hours twice a month um it's actually it's 15 some of the months only have one so it's like 15 times 15 times and then there's two early release days that are for Holiday purposes um that fall during I think the vacation weeks in April and February um and those this aligns US based off our early discussions is that Thon and uh us would have similar early release days it gives us an opportunity to actually have some vertical discussions throughout the district meaning that the drive time there's enough time to bring Burns teachers over to the middle school and not have it be just 15 minutes of overlap hopefully we can um begin to
038have conversations with between our middle school and thoron Academy about curriculum or the challenges that our kids face um one of the things that for child care purposes that on the days that there's an early release where it's typically Elementary first and High School uh second being dismissed the high school's actually going to go before the elementary kids on those days um in the release schedule and that's going to help Ryan greatly at uh parks and wreck so that you know he uses those students as as the employee so that is going to make um care much easier for him um so this is this is a change um been working with uh in conversations with the Teachers Association because they have input on on some of the release time and we had uh agreed
039to uh enter into those discussions a year uh this year um so that's what we've been trying to work on and you know a year from now we may come back and say that wasn't exactly what we wanted or it was great or we need to talk a little bit more um but we definitely have to be able to have an opportunity where greater vertical align discussions can occur uh in our current schedule just doesn't allow mathematically or TimeWise that to happen um because of the difference in release times okay thank you Schoolboard member Gil just following up on that ta um Can can you talk just a little bit about like what how we're coordinating with Ta on this piece and then sounds like kind of hopefully in the future we're going to be
040kind of more in lock step with them on on calendar or not lock step but just coordinating with them on calendar and yeah there's a few differences at the beginning of their calendar year than ours um of when we're going to start school and and not um but again the the piece that you know when we have had four early release days a month and currently thoron Academy has had one um that just put us in a situation every single week where there was always some changes and then some it would impact busing on other weeks from their early release provide a gap in time for our drivers to pick up our other kids um and you know we can talk about wanting to collaborate and have those conversations in both directions you know to
041talk about curriculum kids moving forward but until you have a calendar that provides you an actual opportunity all we can do is talk about it and how great it would be um so during our discussions what's also part of part of the piece that doesn't necessar neily affect the our elementary schools but from a high school end we have to work with Thorton Academy Old Orchard Beach bord Kennebunk um to have a calendar that doesn't have more than five dis similar days for a law to meet some Voca there's a a law that said vocational centers must be within five common days to make that happen so while there's what we do individually and what uh Thorton does and then what town does individually then you have to come together as a region and say
042okay how does this all Mash together um to make that work so I think this hopefully will be a good step uh for that piece anyone else School Board member roach I'm going to say it been on this side of the bench now but um so main you know summertime comes and goes quick um School season schools uh ends on June 10th but you get the two days before Labor Day you know any chance that you just extend the school to the 12th and then you don't have to worry about getting there before Labor Day um I understand like ta will probably graduate on that June sixth weekend or what what have you but but is that too much to shift so it would make more to similar days um Thorton is is going to
043do that piece whether they're going to start later uh than us what it what the challenge becomes is like last year we were able to bring in a speaker between the districts starting on the same time um for staff to share because the expenses were great I was able to you know work two days together the other piece that's just as challenging is when you think about those pieces is that I suspect that okay let's move let's just play your scenario out and the challenges that we would have as a board is we have two days that moves back and so then our last day would be the 13th and then let's say it's not like this winter and we have four snow days because we have 175 days which is State minimum we would
044be having our last week of school that would go Monday Tuesday Wednesday June 18 off as a holiday and coming back for a half day on a Friday and I don't have air conditioning yet and those schools once we get the first Hut day they're they're done at that and and so I'm going to fight the heat on either end of this so those are some thinking that you know we look at from on the other end um you have that holiday twopiece so it's uh it's challenge either way you're trying to poke me into a debate about snow days in general whether we can't go virtual but anyway I I'll save that for another day and see that's that's the piece you're on the you're on the other end and you don't have the
04510-year-old at home TR trying to do virtual virtual days so freely now so yeah I was going to say I'm going to VTO that uh virtual Day idea because it's terrible I cannot get my kids to do that but but Sarah what I think I heard from Kevin is that if we were willing to do virtual snow dates he's willing to host all the children at his house with laptops that's what I heard too yeah yes I will I will host them in my my business Zoom meetings and just have them run around and and good luck yeah so Lu also just in the in the same vein of this conversation I think because we stagger the kindergarteners and the prek students too with their start times their days are a little bit different so
046it helps to get like the kids who are well versed and then warm up the the kindergarteners and then the prek and getting that Transportation piece kind of helps get those Kinks out what what I would say about you know the week when you do start before Labor Day which has been historically last several years is that you have those first two days um that can be somewhat of that like orientation piece for a kiddo coming in and we get we get lockers out of the way at the middle school and books and and and learning some some routines those first and then from a transportation side everybody's nervous the first day and by not having like we typically don't bring kindergarten until like the next Monday so you get a couple of days of
047refining those routes and like looking without that extra um challenge that comes for a kid that's riding the bus the first time and then prek comes in so there is some of that that you know I remember when I was a principal I really loved that short week um because we were able to kind of get some of those things out of the way and what I learned as a principle is whether the week was two days or five days the first week was always still the first week um yeah it's also uh it's a nice way to ease into uh going to school five you get two days and then you get four days and then you get a Fed day week it feels like a nice easing into a crazy routine so and
048they do that for freshman at high school ta too so um correct I I can go the other way with this and say start school on the 15th because that's when the sports has to start for for high school so I'll V to that as well sorry you guys these guys love me here so and Kevin if you want to get really crazy how about we don't have February vacation for high school basketball and do it in in March yeah so let's let's talk about like one vacation in March and uh but then add a vac add maybe extended you know Christmas New Year's break but we can yeah let's let's have at it so we could always do a four day week year round go no okay here we go I'm gonna veto that
049one already you sorry I say I think we're getting a little Punchy here next topic I finally get Jeff Ms to raise his head with that one oh go on a 410 [Laughter] schedule okay anyone glad we're having fun here [Laughter] tonight this is a lot better than calendar committee was it'll tell you that much all right so a motion has been made by Schoolboard member Truman second by Schoolboard member Archie um to approve the calendar draft roll call vote Schoolboard member Archie yes Schoolboard member Preble yes Schoolboard member Richards yes School Board member roach yes Schoolboard member Gail yes School Board member Truman yes and Schoolboard member Johnston yes motion passes 7-0 okay that now takes us to item G and that is the first reading of policies is there a motion for the
050policies Madame mayor School Board remember Johnson thank you I move we approve the first reading of policies imgb therapy dogs in schools iib class size imga service animals and schools into to strike policy well information sheet actually jji f-e um concession information sheet okay motion has been made by Schoolboard member Johnston is there a second second School Board uh motion second by Schoolboard member dman any discussion on the policies also I think um School Board member Johnson meant to say concussion what did I say you said concession I mean thank you appreciate you listening carefully okay roll call vote School Board member Archie yes Schoolboard member prel yes School Board member Richards yes School Board member roach yes School Board member Gail yes School Board member Truman yes and Schoolboard member Johnston yes all right
051motion to for the uh for the first reading of the policies passes 70 okay item 13 there is no other additional information this evening there is no executive session is there a motion to adjourn so moved I'll second that then I'm going to mimic Schoolboard member prebble from last week and go whoa I did watch all right motion has been made by school board member Truman second by School Board PR that sure all right roll call vote School Board member Archie yes School Board member Preble yes School Board member Richards yes School Board member roach yes School Board member Gail yes School Board member Truman yes and Schoolboard member Johnston yes motion to adjourn passes 70 at 550 have a great night enjoy what little Sun we got we got some out