001e e e it's I've got it but I've never used it I might have to use it in t good evening everyone present thank you I've asked um our new um weas our principal that's starring tonight miss Reinhard to lead us in the pledge alance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic it stands one nation under God indivisible with libery and justice for all thank you we now have item 1D adoption of the agenda motion to approve as written second Lisa we have a motion to Second Carolyn Lopez I emry no I Tory Anderson I P coute hi Robert Downey I so moved we now move on to item two superintendence report Dr lman thank you Mr Downey last week we welcome welcomed over 20 business partners to our
002first partner Luncheon of the school year Maricopa high school student Lauren via Ruel a leader in our Deca program shared her experiences offering a glimpse into the real world skills our students are gaining the event highlighted the strength of our community connections and the mutual benefit these Partnerships bring this afternoon the district office Courtyard was filled with energy for the musd wellness Fair an opportunity for all of us to learn about maintaining a healthy lifestyle and connect with various providers attendees enjoyed healthy snacks to stay energized connected with vendors offering wellness products and services and entered Raffles for a chance to win amazing prizes this event is part of our commitment to goal three organ organizational culture striving to be the gold standard in Partnerships for health and wellness and the healthiest District in the
003state thank you to everyone who joined us and made the wellness Fair a meaningful experience it's that time of year again musd is making waves with more nominations and wins for the creme deopa Awards with thousands of nominations for local businesses and people it's great to see our teachers schools and principles in the mix desert Sunrise High School won best public school with Maricopa high school and Santa Cruz Elementary also nominated congratulations to Tracy deseni from Santa Cruz Elementary for being selected as best teacher and to fellow nominees Stephanie archet and Becky bird we also applaud principal Stephanie Reinhardt from Santa Cruz for her nomination for best principal congratulations to all for their outstanding achievements and contributions to our district we have some the creme deopa people stand up desert Sunrise there we [Applause] go
004on September 26th we invited parents to honor musd teachers who've made a lasting impression on their students with more than 150 heartfelt nominations the profound impact our teachers have made was evident many Educators received multiple nominations each accompanied by stories of dedication and compassion each nominated teacher received a certificate as a token of our appreciation for their unwavering commitment thank you to everyone who helped make this day truly memorable this week is National bus safety week and it's an opportunity for us to shine a light on our incredible Transportation team drivers mechanics bus AIDS and support staff work tirelessly to ensure our students arrive safely each day to recognize their dedication each team member received an musd tumbler as a small gesture of gratitude we are so grateful for all they do to keep our
005students safe and our district running smoothly in honor of national principles month we shine a spotlight on the extraordinary work of our musd principles these leaders are the backbone of our schools guiding academic growth and fostering nurturing environments for our kids their dedication and leadership are deeply appreciated thank you to each of our principles for all you do every day to shape the future of our district let's hear it for our principles they're here we are proud to announce that desert Sunrise High School's own Claire Dane M tonis has been selected as the 20242 Eco rise teacher ambassador from a competitive pool of Educators Nationwide Claire's passion for sustainability and climate education continues to inspire students and teachers alike through grants and Community collaboration she will help students creatively address local environmental and Social Challenges
006we look forward to the positive difference her work will make both in the classroom and Beyond uh that was a lot of good news about musd and its people and that's my report thank you Dr lopman I move on to item three governing board members report member Lopez thank you president Downey I um only have one thing to report but it was I think one of the most fun things I've ever done was be part of be awesome scavenger hunt and I got to dress up in an alien costume that was kidnapping me supposedly and I ran all over Copper Sky field and had all these teenagers try to find me and it was a blast so that was it thank you member no thank you president Downey uh I was able to attend the
007uh All That Glitters against abuse Gala that our own uh board member T Tori Anderson puts on every year and this year was um even better than last year as they always are so it was great to see the community out there for such a great cause and um thank you Tori for supporting um such the shelter and everything you do for that and uh it is also the start of Red Ribbon Week and so that's why I'm wearing my red rip red shirt and I was able to participate with uh exceptional hospital where I work and the B awesome youth Coalition as long as well as the MHS Deca Club who designed the back of the shirt so MHS Deca designed this awesome logo and uh all of the staff at the hospital are
008wearing these shirts for Red Ribbon Week to bring awareness um to the importance of uh students and kids staying drug-free and the effects that that has on their uh precious amazing minds and so uh there's an article in in Maricopa about it but was really pleased to participate in that with MHS Deca they submitted a bunch of designs and they were voted on by the staff at the hospital and let me just tell you those kids are super talented it was very hard to pick just one uh they uh had such great ideas and neat designs um so that was awesome and Red Ribbon Week runs through uh next Wednesday so don't forget to wear your red and I think that's all oh no I was at the partners lunch in I was at the
009partners lunch in that was a great event with our business partners and um so I was happy to participate in that oh I was also at the chamber breakfast yes thank you Miss krae I got to attend the chamber breakfast and um see all of our chamber partners and if you haven't checked out the Maricopa chamber uh they're a great organization very involved in the community and uh they've got a lot going on so I highly suggest that you look into that and that's all I think I think I had one more thing but I can't remember thank you member Anderson thank you president Downey so as you know um October is domestic violence awareness month it's also breast cancer awareness month and uh there's and it's also Alzheimer's awareness month so there's a lot
010going on but bottom line we have a phenomenal Community I am so honored to be a part of this community and to be able to celebrate recognize and acknowledge what goes on in our community and thanks to you um I'm very proud of the fact that this community always always strives to make tomorrow better than today so thank you from the bottom of my heart um it was an incredible event um sold out event and it was all to recognize the fact that domestic violence happens but there is resources and services available so thank you to my community and I love where I live so thank you Mr Downey I remembered my other thing go for it okay uh speaking of MHS Deca they are holding a and I don't know what they call it
011but it's young entrepreneurs U market and so there's going to be uh they went around all the elementary schools and recruited little young entrepreneurs that are going to Showcase their their business ideas and sell their goods um this weekend this Saturday and so uh look that up MHS Deca has a Facebook page um but I highly suggest that you go out there and check out all of our little budding entrepreneurs in Maricopa that's it thanks thank you vice president crae thank you president Downey he's having more fun than me um I too attended the partners lunch the chamber breakfast which Dr lman uh spoke at and we actually hosted that chamber breakfast at Desert Sunrise high school so thank you Mr verigo and your staff for opening up your school during fall break um that
012fall break did go by really fast uh it was a wonderful event um that Mrs Anderson puts on uh her and her team of volunteers just did an amazing job and it's always great to get together um and see so many influential people in the city all coming together uh for a great cause uh and then last night I attended uh the MHS swim meet normally I don't normally they don't have swim meets on Tuesdays um they only have them on Thursdays but I usually end up working every Thursday so that was a really nice um nice opportunity to have to come and watch our our athletes and they are so it it was such a great event because all the athletes supported every team member even the ones that weren't on their team clapping
013for them cheering for them and it was really nice to see the great sportsmanship that was provided by all the teams involved so that was kind of cool and that's all I have thank you I make mine quick I attended the um the business partner lunch in um it's great to see the community businesses um partner with musd and for us to actually support them and hopefully we can get that Synergy growing as the time grows so that we can actually have courses within our CTE programs that meet the needs of the growing businesses within the community um with that I'll move on to item four recognition specifically 4 a spotlight recognition Miss Terry well welcome and good evening everyone thank you for being here tonight the Maricopa Unified School District is excited to honor
014Spotlight recipients across three categories community members musd employees and students before we begin I'd like to thank our sponsors at Freddy's Steak Burgers and Frozen Custard Culver's Frozen Custard and Butter Burgers and chin Circle for helping make tonight special for our honores our first honores our community members who contribute time and support to make a difference in the lives of the students and families we serve congratulations community members as I call your name please come forward to receive your certificate and give a quick fist bump to members of the governing board and Dr Lan then make your way to room 123 for a group photo Mr Harmon give us wave so they know where to go for room 123 all right congratulations to Troy and Jen scowen community volunteers from Butterfield Elementary [Applause] School Harrison
015braad and volunteer from Maricopa elementary school [Applause] Daniel Wy Community risk reduction specialist from Pima Elementary School Dana Blair business partner from Saddleback Elementary School Hannah ganderi Boys and Girls Club leader from Santa Cruz Elementary [Applause] School tamama peran Book Fair volunteer from Santa Rosa Elementary School [Applause] will B volunteer from Desert Wind Middle [Applause] School John Donahue and mayay Community Partners from Maricopa Wells Middle School [Applause] trayon Martin GCU adviser from Desert Sunrise High School Ivonne Roman parent volunteer from Maricopa High School Jessica Chevron Community partner from Maricopa Virtual Academy [Applause] congratulations again to these outstanding Spotlight community [Applause] members next we are proud to honor our Spotlight employees of the month these staff members are phenomenal individuals who go above and beyond expectations to meet the needs of our kids and support their
016school communities congratulations Spotlight employees as I call your name please come forward to receive your certificate and give a quick fist bump to members of the governing board and Dr Lan then make your way to room 123 for a group photo congratulations to Carrie Russell fifth grade teacher from Butterfield Elementary [Applause] School charity hun fourth grade teacher Maricopa elementary school lath alansan ESS teacher from Pima be Elementary [Applause] School Jennifer gay resource teacher from Saddleback Elementary School [Applause] and Lauren unth Administrative Assistant from Santa Cruz Elementary School Valerie Wyant academic coach and interventionist from Santa Rosa Elementary School Nancy chod RN from Desert Wind Middle [Applause] School Teresa Henderson seventh and eighth grade history teacher Maricopa Wells Middle [Applause] School Lisa Hollenbeck lead custodian at Desert Sunrise High School [Applause] Josephina Nichols academic coach Maricopa
017High [Applause] School Kim bayanan 11th and 12th grade math teacher at Ram Academy [Applause] Rick Abel substitute teacher at Maricopa Virtual [Applause] Academy David mle maintenance worker from the [Applause] department and Pablo Reyes grounds keeper from the grounds [Applause] Department congratulations again to these outstanding Spotlight employees [Applause] and now we are thrilled to honor our Spotlight students of the month School principles select these remarkable students based on their outstanding commitment to their education their school and their Community these students set the bar high and are recognized for their efforts in academic achievement demonstrating Great Character helping others in being great ambassadors for their schools students as I call your name please come forward to receive your certificate and give a quick fist bump to members of the governing board and Dr Lan and then make
018your way to room 123 for a group photo Mr Harmon give us a wave again that's where you go for room 123 and congratulations to Camila mosa poina fifth grader from Butterfield Elementary [Applause] Morgan green fifth grader from Maricopa [Applause] elementary David Ham fourth grader at pimu elementary [Applause] school Olivia Ortega kindergarten student Saddleback Elementary School [Applause] Owen shorack third grader at Santa Cruz Elementary [Applause] School Melanie noria Vargas second grader from Santa Rosa Elementary [Applause] School Leah from Bonia seventh grader Desert Wind Middle School Miles Armstrong eighth grade student Maricopa Wells Middle [Applause] School Nyla Bryant senior at Desert Sunrise High School [Applause] Nicholas Dy or Dy Jor desert Sunrise High [Applause] School Manuel Castillo Jor Maricopa High School [Applause] Daven Moreno sixth grader miraca Virtual [Applause] Academy Amanda sop payz senior at Ram
019[Applause] Academy and congratulations again to these outstanding Spotlight students parents we have one more recognition before you meet you meet your kids in room 123 in partnership with Maricopa Rotary Club we'd like to honor a deserving group of students rotary honors young people who are developing leadership skills and making a difference in their communities rotary students as I call your name please come forward and miss crae and Mr Abel will present you with a special certificate in addition you'll receive a $50 gift card on half of the rotary they really want the certificate we know a special thank you goes to John and Mary L Smith Education Foundation for their sponsorship that helps make tonight special for our honores congratulations to Mason keber eighth grader from Amica Opa Wells Middle School [Applause] Randy aosta Madrid
020sixth grader from Desert Wind Middle School Christopher Carrera senior at Maricopa High [Applause] School Jake no sophomore desert Sunrise High School [Applause] Johnny baransky Junior at Maricopa Virtual Academy and Amanda sop payz senior at Ram Academy [Applause] congratulations again to our rotary students of the month that concludes our recognition for tonight we're going to take a f minute break break to allow everyone who was here for recognitions um and for here for recognitions to make their exit um unless you want to stick around for classroom Spotlight in the business portion of our meeting which you are welcome to do e got [Music] e e e that's not my you e know okay we'll start the meeting in about one minute thank you e the quarter still going turn it off okay everyone we'll uh restart
021the meeting we'll restart the meeting with the item five information items specifically 5A classroom Spotlight Santa Cruz Elementary School Miss renhard good evening president Downey Dr lopan governing board members I'm Stephanie Reinhardt the proud principal of Santa Cruz Elementary School I'm here to present our classroom Spotlight highlighting Arts integration at Santa Cruz this aligns to the musd Strategic plan goal one every student graduates prepared to create innovate lead and succeed with a focus on our gold standard signature program in the Arts this also aligns to the musd portrait of a graduate specifically the innovator attribute by incorporating the Arts students are encouraged to be flexible thinkers and explore Creative Solutions which will help prepare them for their Futures beyond graduation Santa Cruz has had a great start to our Arts integration program in our first
022year we established our expanded specials classes to include drama media arts and dance in addition to our music Visual Arts and PE programming in our first year we had quarterly Arts showcases with one major production The Nutcracker this year every grade level will be showcased and we will add another major production The Lion King we developed an Arts design team to support the integration of Arts within the classroom this year the team will be working on developing a 5-year strategic plan for implementation we continue to provide professional development for staff this year we are moving beyond the foundational knowledge that we learned last year and shifting more into learning strategies and structures of Arts integration one of these professional development opportunities is called acting right the actor's toolbox in the modeled lesson coming up you
023will see students utilizing the five tools that actors use these five tools are body voice imagination concentration and cooperation the actor's toolbox is a routine that harnesses these tools and prepares students for learning it is a physical contract that students sign to demonstrate their self-control of these areas these acting right tools help to provide Focus calm and balance and prepare students for instruction I would now like to introduce one of my second grade teachers Dr Kristen ozac there we go and one of my Arts teachers Mrs Terry nordoff they and our wonderful students are going to demonstrate an Arts integrated lesson utilizing the actor's toolbox at the end of the acting right routine the teachers and students will be combining these standards for ELA and drama using a drama technique called Tableau Tableau is basically
024creating a living picture that captures a moment in time students will be modeling vocabulary they are learning from our Wonders reading curriculum in their tbls [Music] now we're going to move into our cooperation challenge boys and girls I need you to find your Cooperative group of two or more students remember to show us with a fist bump right boys and girls you all have your vocabulary cards and I want you as a group to think about do I know this word have I heard this word have I read this word you're going to put your thinking caps on quiet coyotes now we are going to talk about the definition of our vocabulary words I want you to share with your partners the definition of your vocabulary words quiet coyes all right now boys and girls
025we're going to use our vocabulary words in a second sentence and I want you to pair share with your partners and share your sentences quiet coyotes sometimes we draw our definitions for our vocabulary words in class but now tonight we're going to actually show our Tableau for our vocabulary words the first step in the one minute Tableau is to think about your word how we've already done that in our vocabulary we're moving to second step share I want you to share remember to start I was thinking and as soon as everyone has shared put your hands on your knees our third step is to plan what should we make I want you to share what we should make with your group and once you have shared put your hands on your knees and the last
026step is to create your Tableau boys and girls create your Tableau amazing I'm going to come around to each group and I would like the speaker to tell me what your word is what the definition is and what you and your partners are doing our word is spies and it means watches and seeing something and summer is magnifying glass I'm binoculars and Brandon is telescope very nice good job all right here I am at this group our word is Journey and it means a long trip human is a airplane and I'm a motorcycle thank you amazing work all right here we are at this group our word is nature and that means the Outdoor World and alah is a butterfly and I'm a TR Delan is a son thank you very much you all can
027Pat your backs excellent [Applause] work all the teachers at Santa Cruz were trained on the actor's toolbox in July here you can see a few affirm ations from one of my teachers and a few of my students I love that students recognize the focus that this routine helps them with in addition we are seeing a decrease in Behavior referrals specifically looking at Dr O's classroom she has had uh six to seven Behavior referrals in the first quarter of each of the last two school years in this year's first quarter she had zero students and teachers have the tools that they need to help them succeed as we move forward our Arts design team will help us fully integrate the Arts into our classrooms this quarter they are doing some action research by developing lessons teaching
028them and collecting data on the effectiveness of these lessons compared to grade level classes who did not do arts integration this action research will help us to evaluate and refine our program as we are implementing schoolwide we are also developing ways to connect with our community our artch showcases continue to be a big focus of that we invite you to The Nutcracker on December 17th featuring our fourth graders with a cameo appearance by our preschoolers and we continue to develop our teachers capacity through professional development Santa Cruz is a school demonstrating Harmony of the Arts and a symphony of learning I'm happy to answer any questions thank you [Applause] I don't have any questions I just want to thank the students and parents and teachers for that amazing demonstration and I want somebody to teach
029me that actor's toolbox thing like I think that's really I I need that before I start the day that is really awesome and I think it's wonderful that you're implementing that in the classroom so thank you thank you I move on to [Applause] item I move on to NM 5B review of the 2023 2024 facilities project and capital expenditures Mr Harmon good evening president Downey governing board members and Dr lman the purpose of this presentation is to review the facilities projects and expenditure for the 23 24 school year and highlight some of the great things that have been happening around the district this uh will align with Goal two every student has access to and equity in excellent Educational Services resources and programs and goal four Community Pride through excellent customer service Sound business practices
030open and effective communication and safe and attractive facilities I want to start off highlighting some specific projects um from our the sfb building renewal Grant starting with the roof replacement at Maricopa Wells this grant was over $2.1 million carpet replacement um at Santa Rosa through the building renewal grants over $100,000 awarded a complete repair of the well number two at Maricopa high school over $255,000 awarded some other notable projects uh through the building renewal grants we had roof repairs fire hydrant repairs water heater Replacements throughout the district some concrete replacement at Santa Rosa fireand repairs at Butterfield um collectively we received over $2.8 million in fiscal year 24 from the skate state school facilities oversight board up from last year's record year of almost 1.6 million our facilities Team Works diligently on this grant process
031to maximize the funds we we receive the building renewal grants that are awarded through the Arizona school facilities oversight board are a big part of our project budget these grants can be painful to work through and drag to the Finish Line um and there's no project too small for um for the team to apply for funding as long as it's a qualifying project a big shout out to Rob Duran he's in the audience and him and his team and all the work that they do it really is is a a Monumental effort and it's really paid off great job I'm going to transition to um some an adjacent ways slide here um we have a number of adjacent ways projects every year um related to our asphalt uh kind of our repaving of our parking
032lots or any fire Lanes will qualify for adjacent ways funding um here's three specific Firelane projects funded through uh our adjacent ways fund last year the rest of these projects are funded from The District's unrestricted Capital outlay fund we had fencing districtwide here are three specific projects Santa Cruz Pim and Santa Rosa wood floor paint and recoding projects at are middle schools and high schools those look really good our administrative buildings the maintenance transportation and the district office were built with bond funds and therefore cannot qualify for sfb Grants we funded the weatherization of these buildings last year um not only improving the look and feel of the buildings but also improving the maintenance and useful life of them as well some other District funded projects included uh tree trimming to reduce the amount of
033broken limbs we get during storms LED conversions emergency lighting grass over seating um hydrostatic testing which is required every 5 years for compliance uh playground shade fabric replacement bleacher repairs at Maricopa High School carpet and flooring districtwide and an expansion of the maintenance parking lot this is just a sample of the projects uh that we wanted to highlight but not an exhaustive list um this last slide just shows an overview of all the spending from our District's unrestricted Capital outlay fund 610 as a reminder we received last year five almost $5.2 million from the state for Capital funding the other 4.5 million dollars we spent came from onetime carry forward funds from M this table breaks down the spending by category um as as listed in our chart of accounts 3.6 million for Construction Services
034that's anything that that took place on you know on the building or the grounds um 3.1 million for textbooks and instructional AIDS 1.2 million for technology and 133,000 for furniture and equipment 623,000 for non-instructional software and 275,000 for vehicles that was a light year we did purchase some school bus but they weren't delivered until this year so um we actually PID for them in 25 that's kind of a fun overview of our projects and our overall Capital spending happy to answer any questions you may have Mr Harmon yes I love this presentation you know why just have a soft very soft spot in my heart for the maintenance on how hard they work um going back to the U Maricopa Wells roofing project um did sfb Cover the entire costs or were there some funds
035that we had to pay because the build building may not have been covered because it was Bond funded that's a great question I might need a phone a friend if I forget but I think I got it the uh the gym at Maricopa Wells was funded with with uh with bond funds and so that was excluded from the scope um we did repair the roof we did a kind of a a an alternative replacement um since it was covered by District funds but it has a I believe a 20-year warranty on what we did on the gym so we did replace the gymnasium on our own that $2.1 million though that is the grant that covered the rest of the school okay um and some folks may not know but that MHS well number two
036that has been a project that has been in the works for almost a decade so um so that was awesome thank you so much and yeah a huge shout out to our maintenance crew because they really do work very hard and a lot of this stuff is done over the summer and during breaks not to disrupt the school year so um and that's really hot outside to be doing some of these projects so Kudos and thank you Mr Duran thank you member coutre so I don't have any questions I just um all the years that I've been on the board it's nice to see this report because I know this definitely adds to our safe and attractive schools which is one of our our strategic plan goals um we want safe schools for our students
037to learn in but I think in all the years I appreciate the fact that you have been applying more and more for the building renewal grants because what that does is that saves US money in our M budget so then we do have the money for the roofing or for buses or for other Capital Improvement projects so thank you to your to your team for reaching out and I Know It Takes there's a lot of paperwork involved in in doing those grants but it has saved us millions of dollars and I just want the public to know that that it costs a lot to maintain these buildings um it's not cheap to replace the carpeting or the roof or or the doors or any of the other things so um just just a big shout
038out to your team and to maintenance and to you know and just to staff that helps maintain these buildings it does cost a lot of money so thank you for seeking out those grants uh and I'm impressed with the way that we've been able to maximize our dollars and that we have the money to continue to maintain our buildings so um just thank you I know it's a lot of work but like I say in all the years that I've been on the board I think this is probably the most that I've seen in improvements for buildings that has not come out of our M budget um so I'm impressed so thank you yeah thanks again uh m Mr Duran you we we uh we highlighted we get about $1.2 million from the state for
039all capital needs if I if I'm able I give about a million and a half of that directly to the facilities team for for maintenance and if there's a special project we we can find some additional funds so to get 2.8 million on top of that is much more than double what we can typically afford I mean it makes a huge difference those projects so I'm like I say I'm impressed it's amazing I just build on member Anderson stole a lot of my thunder what I was going to say a lot a little bit of flaver to it this is the most we've ever received and U from the sfb on renewal grants um I believe it was six years ago we started to chart this and that year we got something like 50,000 $50,000
040yeah that's what we applied for and that's what we got now we're progressively through the last five six years we've increased almost every year and this is by far actually I believe last year it was 1.5 million and this year is 2.8 million so um keep it going and what's a lot of effort the money doesn't come free the the state doesn't come to the school and say hey we'll give you half a million dollars it don't even come and say we'll give you $100 you have to work for it so again uh reflecting that member honors said Thank you to Mr Don and yourself for um pursuing this because it is money and that comes in additional to what we receive from the state and it helps us use that money and other things
041like the classroom at least is a key Focus for the um for the board thank you president Dy thank you Mr har then move on to item six call to the public and we do have one card U members of the board may not discuss items that are not specifically identified on the agenda therefore pursuant to ARS 3843 1.1i actions taken as a result of public comment will be limited to directing staff to study the matter responding to any critic ISM are scheduling the matter for a future agenda the board requests that all comments be limited to 3 minutes or less and that the public refrain from using speech or language that is offensive or inappropriate pursuant to board policy 3-23 please state your name and only your name for the record Fernando ruman did
042he stay yeah yeah I think he left okay so oh well you heard my voice I AP that was it we only had one card and uh I'll just say he did want to thank meropa School District but anyway we'll move on to um item seven consent agenda motion to approve as written second least we have a motion to Second Carolyn Lopez I adamary no I Tory Anderson I Patty coute I Robert Downey I so moved we now move on to item eight action items specifically 8 a discussion of possible approv the Personnel schedule Mr bakid thank you president Downey and members of the governing board and Dr lman we have the schedule in front of you tonight and I'll take any questions that you have seeing that there's no questions not even from me
043I'd like to make a motion that we approve the HR schedule I will second Lisa we have a motion to Second carollyn Lopez hi anary no hi Tory Anderson I Patty coute I Robert Downey so moved Mr Beck I believe you have something else to I do thank you president Downey it's my pleasure tonight to introduce Christen Nash stand please she's going to be our new ESS interim ESS director for exceptional student services and and she has her Entourage with her as well I believe her husband and very good wonderful [Applause] welcome welcome J Amy when I move on to item 8 B discussion of possible approval of the revised policy 5- 406 restraint and seclusion Dr Scott good evening president Downey members of the board this policy Revision in that we're asking for is
044to be in compliance with accreditation with the National Association for the education of young children as we continue to really aim for that goal gold standard we are wanting that gold standard within our preschools and we want this accreditation they are they do require specific pieces for compliance within the uh accreditation process and this is one of them with the specific verbage so we ask that the governing board approved as written I don't have any questions did you have questions I don't have any questions this is for who for preschool for preschool is this child on Child is This adult unchild it's for staff staff I think it's the restraint and seclusion policy so it's that's all appes to that's all I just need yeah thank you absolutely if there's no other questions motion to
045approve I will second leis have a motion to Second carollyn Lopez I no I Tory Anderson I Petty crae I Robert Downey I so moved we now move on to item nine adjourn so moved second Lisa we have a motion to Second Karen Lopez I adary no I Tory Anderson hi Patty coute hi Robert Downey I so moved thank you everyone we're now adjourned missed it by one minute [Laughter]