001Okay, let's do we have like no board members? We don't. Does feel a little small in here. Well, it's going to be spread out so it looks like there's more. Put some paper cutouts. Oh, Jen couldn't stand cuz her health she's not doing okay. What's wrong? I remember she had that ovary surgery a while ago and they said she told them pull both. Well, they didn't. Now the next one. Thanks for that letter from Amanda. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She uh she sent that up and I thought I'd just forward that on. No, perfect. Okay, one minute if anybody has anything else to say. That's already on. So now you have to watch your language mark. It's time. Madam Chair, I'd like to call the meeting of Lake Park Ottabon School Board to order. Let's start
002with roll call. Marge here. Sarah here. Jade here. Susan here. Okay, let's rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Okay. Can I get a motion to approve our agenda? So moved. Can I get a second? Second. Any discussion? Any discussion? Okay. Motion is approved. Uh we will go on to 2.0 recognitions of visitors to the board. You have to read the thing. No. Before you approve the motion, you have to do a a vote. Say all those in favor say Oh. All those in favor say I. I I All those in same same sign I all those opposed say same sign. Read that one. I
003didn't know it included that one in there. Okay. Um now we'll move on to 2.0 public comments recognition of visitors to the board meeting. Lake Park Ottabon School Board welcomes all attendees to our LPA board of education meeting. While this gathering is a public meeting, it is essential to clarify that this meeting is for the board to conduct conduct business. In our commitment to transparency and fostering goodwill, the LPA board of education invites the members of the public to share their thoughts. We kindly request that public comments be expressed in a civil, courteous, and thoughtful manner. Any disparaging remarks directed towards board members, employees, or community members of the Lake Park School District will not be tolerated. To ensure a balanced and efficient sess efficient session, the public comment period is limited to 30 minutes
004with each speaker allotted a maximum of three minutes. We kindly ask each individual speaker to state their name and address before presenting their comments. During the meeting, board members and administration will not respond to comments. We appreciate your cooperation and thank you for the support to the students at LPA. Okay. Uh 3.0 0 board reports. We have none today. 4.0 staff reports. We have no principal reports. It's outside their contracted time. So they typically don't come for the June or July meetings. Um so Madam Chair, if you want to go to business manager. Business manager 4.4. Well, hi there. That was quick. Okay. So, um, items on the agenda would or that I've been working on, pardon me, are the budget, um, year end items and audit prep. And then the past due, um, amounts
005for Brightwheel as of June 18th were $22,818. Um, coming up, there'll be some reports in the consent agenda. There's the bank statements and the detailed payment register. Um and we'll just there to the reports. The first report shows uh revenue and expenses for the period of which is May um the annual budget and then the year-to- date figures by um by fund and the top is expenditures and the bottom half as revenue. The next report summarizes the expenses by fund by source code grouping and the um the graph shows 61.8% of expenses in May were salaries and wages. This report shows cash position from May of 2024, April of 2025, and May of 2025, showing an increase in cash position over the previous month and over the last year at the same time. Um, uh,
00691.67% of the school year is or the fiscal year was completed as of the end of May. This first side, the left side shows um budget to actual at this time in 2024 and then we have budget to actual in 2025 on the right hand side. That's looking really good compared to last year. And then this last page shows the project expenses that were incurred in May. And that is the last page of the report. Is there any questions I can answer about this information? Anybody have any questions? I guess none at this time. Thank you, Lisa. Okay. And I just want to say thanks for the opportunity to work with you guys. I've appreciated my time at LPA and I wish you all the best. Thank you, Lisa. Thank you very much. Have you
007Thanks, Lisa. Okay, moving on to 4.5 superintendent report. Okay, I want to share some things with you, some questions arose last time about um community ed that falls under full service community schools. I want to um I work with Lisa to get some get some data here. So this is the cost revenue versus expenses and you can see for so it's called full service community schools all this falls under that. So under full service community schools community ed um driver's training summer day camp summer wreck and then ECFs early childhood family education greater care preschool screening and school readiness. School readiness is our prek program. Um, as you can see, some of those are typically in a deficit. That's year-over-year. We see that, especially school readiness. Well, that's prek. Um, so as those expenses increase,
008um, a lot of that has to do with salary increases. Um, and then enrollment, I believe in preK for next year is pretty much mirror the same as this year. Um, but I do have some other breakdowns for you. Let's see. As far as the funding for full service community schools, um what you saw in there, I I have a pie chart here that kind of gives you a better idea how that's broken down. The majority of that funding goes to school readiness and community ed. And you can see um summer wreck is in there, summer day camps in there. And to understand school readiness, which is prek, we do charge for that. We typically um charge a lot lower than other communities. um summer wreck, we charge, summer day camp, we charge, driver's training
009is charged. So, a lot of these things are charged out, too. So, between the tuition or the the activities fee and what we get from the state, it still does not balance out. And most school districts are this way. I actually have not talked with one superintendent and said they don't use general fund money for this. So going on to full service community school expenses again looks very similar majority of the expenses go to summer or school readiness prek community eds take some summer wreck ECF still a pretty stable uh distribution same with the revenue portion of it and then I did a comparison by revenue expenses for all of it just so you get a better picture. I think a lot of visuals are helpful. Um as you can see the revenue to expenses
010um school readiness is way above expenses over revenue. Um summer wreck is slightly over. Uh summer day camp is slightly over. The other ones are fairly balanced out. Then one more some erect detail to kind of get an idea. Um, and you can look at this at your leisure, but um, summer wreck is broken down to, and asked Lisa to do this for me for expenses, and this for last year. Um transportation's in there. Um salary for non-licensed FICA parah TRA which is teachers retirement. um consulting fees which are officials uh summer rec travel small amount entry fees and the various uh activities that participate in and then general supplies fees and then fees from patrons. So that's what we receive um and our expenses. Any questions over community ed or full service community schools?
011So these are in board docs if you guys want to look at them at your leisure. It just gives a good idea of where those funds go, how much is coming in, how much is going out, how it's distributed back, I do have a question, Dr. Godrey, have you ever heard a comparison of what the other surrounding districts charge for preschool pre? We did take a look and we had talked about increasing. We are much lower than the majority of them. There are a few that are free, but that's because they're funded by the state. Um there's a very small amount of district cost to state this year. They increase the amount. It's called voluntary prek. They increase the amount of schools, but they're all going mostly to the metro areas. Yeah. I heard that.
012Yeah. So we are relatively low compared to compared to surroundings. That's something Yep. I think that's something to look at next year increasing that but well ahead of time to let parents know. Yeah. When does our um letters go out for parents to sign up? Is it like let's see like February, March? Uh I think it's before that. So they start with um they start with uh posting on Facebook. Okay. And I have to ask Miss Brace Seth about it because they're they're pretty good about getting I can ask her. in meeting tomorrow night. There you go. Yeah, they're pretty good about um getting that out in a timely manner. So, okay. Couple other things I want to talk about that were brought up before. Um increase in administration costs that was brought up in
013a meeting. So, I um talked to our auditor about that. Um the increase in administration costs aren't just our administration. Um if you can see that is um administration basically it's administrating the school district. So there was a comment about I think we put 200,000 is administration cost $200,000 more than it did the year before. I asked our auditor and here's what he said. Internally when recording activity in smart which is our financial system all capital type items are in a capital outlay line which means it includes um capital items regardless of the amount as well as items that are more more repairs and maintenance in nature. That's what capital outlay is when we budget for that for audit purposes and in accordance with accounting and reporting rules only items that are capitalized are included
014in the line. Says see the next page for the district's policy for capitalizing for audit purposes. During the FY24 audit, we noted approximately $220,000 of activity, capital outlay that for audit purposes need to be reclassified out since they did not meet the accounting criteria to be reported in this manner. Therefore, we move this amount out of capital outlay and into the administration line, which is the difference between smart and the audit. So basically our auditors so right here the district maintains a threshold of $5,000 or more for capitalizing capital outsets. The cost of normal maint maintenance and repairs that do not add to that value of the asset are materially or materially extend asset lives are not capitalized. So that's portion of it. So basically the auditors move that just to um I guess to
015balance it out with the financial regulations. I know there was also another comment made about inconsistencies in our financial reporting. I do want to just warn that I would be careful with making comments like that just because I know that um there's more that goes into it than that. There's also a rumor that um there's money missing um which is just I think something that needs to be addressed. If that is the case and it's because of this, that's where that money was moved to. Um, go back to Sorry about this. I'm juggling through a bunch at the same time. So, that's an increase in administrative cost and the rumors about inconsistencies. Another thing I wanted to point out was um there was comment made about our directors not having access to their budget. So,
016this is what a typical director's budget looks like. They have a spreadsheet that's created through our business manager that goes to all the directors. So you can see it's got fiscal year 23 and 24. So that gives the directors a comparison of what was budgeted last year, what they spent, so they can kind of project what they need the next year. Um and then if you go through this and and this is one document when you have it in Excel, but when I made a PDF, of course, it broke it down. So if you look at um workbook 26 that is the estimated allocated for next year fiscal year 26 is the coming school year. So directors actually get this they create their own budgets they give it to um uh finance to put in
017the system and then they manage their budgets themselves. So they actually have their budget the entire time. Um and they're supposed to be monitoring their expenditures. So when they make a payment um or they they buy something, they take it out of here so they can keep track of what they have and then that would be it for those items. Um I just scratched this one thing I had on my report need for a secondary MTSS. Um, Miss Snyder did email me about the need and the why. I fored that on to our board chair. Um, so that's I know discussion they're going to have against next month. So I'll just take this one off my report. And then legislative update that's on here. You know, they had a special session. Um, I don't know
018what our final revenue will look like. I don't think that'll happen till probably um, August. Lisa, when when do we typically get our final revenue count? Yeah, August or September. Um, all the Mars data is calculated and we'll get a final report from the state probably into August or September. Okay. And there are some policy changes too to look through. Um, also for your convenience, I included this document in there that has probably a little bit better understandable language. Um, compensatory revenue is what we typically get for our title federal revenue. Um, there's quite a bit in there. There's some changes again to Reed Act. Uh, long-term facility maintenance. Another nice thing, they're finally allowing uh roof maintenance be pulled under long-term facility maintenance. It hasn't been um student support aid is actually um going
019to drop eventually. school meals reimbursement. You know, we have universal free meals, but we still get refunded by the state. Library aid's going to drop. School start date for the next two years. They're going to allow to start um before Labor Day. I'm trying to think that's about all emergency response plan. We have that. our nurse um Chrisa Carlson did a great job and she'll actually when we do our back to the service she'll train everybody on that again. So every year they'll get training on heart saver stuff. That's all I have. Any questions? Any questions? Well, thank you Dr. Godfrey. Moving on to 4.6 technology director. John is not here. Um, his report is basically the same as last time. Activities director. I talked with Landon. He is they have team camp and they
020have a game. He is the game starts at 5 something. So, he said he probably wouldn't get here to 7:00. He's going to rush as best he can to get here. Um, transportation director. I just got a call from Matt before um before the meeting. He got tasked with running a couple of his kids in different places. Um, the expedition and Chevy Express were in Jamestown during the storm and they sustained heavy hail damage. Um, our insurance company's been notified. So, they're he's working through that. So, they're going to get actually I think they're going to require them to get three uh quotes for repairs. That was terrible. That's Oh, that was Are they fixable? Yes. Okay. And 4.9 building and grounds. Um, pretty simple one. This this month, uh, I had the kitchen and
021hood on there and pump repairs. Tried to get a hold of Mission Mechanical for you guys for tonight. Um, they did not return the calls today. So, I'll we'll put that on to July, update you a little bit more on those. Otherwise, we're in full mode clean up and fix up. So, it's a interesting time of the year for sure. Any questions from you guys for fixing or cleaning or anybody have any questions? Thank you. Uh 5.0 consent agenda. Can I get a motion to approve the consent agenda? So moved. Can I get a second? I'll second it. All those in favor say I. I. I. All those opposed, same sign. Okay. Uh, agenda is approved. Did that perfectly, Madam Chair? Have to get it occasionally. Okay. 6.0 recognitions. Uh, we have a lot of
022donations on this month. Uh, should I list the the title of them? Day of caring. Yep. Okay. Under day of caring, Dwayne and Gail Ericson $200. Susie Braces $25. Charles and Darin Hansen $75. G Huserk $50. SL sailors Lake View $50. Barry Ericson $100. On fishing team, we have more engineering at $500. Lake View A is $750. On student assistance, we have Franklin 4 at 150, Larry and Lana Davis at 850, CAF America at 66 two times. On miscellaneous, we have Bri Brian and Emily Wrath at $2,000 for LPA trap donation. Franklin 4 at $200 for Sam's Meals for many, Raiders Booster Club at $2,280 for volleyball. LPA postprom $500 for junior class donation. Boxtops at 4370 for elementary activities fund. Casey's at 22.20 for general donation. And Minnesota FFA Foundation for $180 for student
023activities at FFA. Uh make a motion to approve this one. Right. Um no, you just have to do the resolution. Perfect. uh resolution accepting donations and grants. Whereas Minnesota statutes 123b.02 subsection 6 provides the board may receive for the benefit of the district bequest donations and gifts for any proper purpose and apply the same for the purpose designated in that behalf. The board may act as trustee of the trust created to provide pupils of the district with advanced education after completion of high school in the advancement of education. And whereas Minnesota statutes 465.03 provides any city, country, school district, or town may accept a grant or device of real or personal property and maintain such property for the benefit of its citizens in accordance with the terms prescribed by the donor. Nothing herein shall authorize
024such accept acceptance or use for religious or secretarian purposes. Every such acceptance shall be a resolution of the governing body adopted by twothirds majority of its members expressing such terms in full. And whereas every such acceptance shall be a resolution of the governing body adopted by twothirds majority of its members expressing such terms in full. Therefore, agreeant result that the school board of Lake Park Adabund school district number 2889 gratefully accepts the following donations of the identified below. I don't need to repeat them again. You do not. Okay. So then you want to do a roll call vote on a resolution. Uh perfect. Thank you to Lake Oadavon for your continued generosity and I'll do a roll call vote. Uh Marge, yes. Sarah, yes. Jade, yes. Susan, yes. Okay. uh resolution uh it the accepting
025donations and grants was approved. Okay, moving on. We have no old business in 7.0 new business school board resignation. Can We need a motion on this one, don't we? Yes. Uh can I get a motion for 8.1 schoolboard resignation? Okay, second. Second. Perfect. Uh, Jennifer Hostrap has resigned from the Lake Park Ottabon School District. We appreciate her service and wish her well. Uh, all those in favor say I. I. Any discussion? Oh, any discussion? Thank you. Any discussion? I'll just add a note that it wasn't a long time I got to spend with her, but I do appreciate if you're watching, Jennifer, everything that you did for the school district and for the kids. So, thank you very much for your service. Wonderful. Yep. Thank you, Jennifer. Any other discussion? Back on three or do
026I have to start again since? Okay. Okay. Uh. All those in favor? All those in favor say I. I. I. I. All those in uh All those opposed, same sign. Motion passes. Okay. 8.2. Approve interim superintendent Randall Burquist. Can I get a motion, please? A motion to approve. Can I get a second? I'll second it. Any discussion? Any discussion? Okay. All those in favor to approve uh Randall Burquist as our interim superintendent say I. I. I. All those opposed say same sign. Okay. 8.3 booster club year end report. Wait, thought we were going to have a presentation. Um I thought we were too. Yeah, Cassie had had let me know they wanted to present, but if you'll look um I think they've done a great job. I'll just say before Marcy and Sherry were pretty
027much the backbone and they did an amazing job, but they had a hard time getting members on board to help support them. Um Cassie came on board and took over as president. You can see 14 new members, 24 renewals. I know um they have had um gosh a lot of participation, a lot of good work going on. So I I like to see the direction that the booster club is going in. I agree. It's been going fantastic. It was tough before with so few members there. I know especially Marcy I last meeting went to when she was there was running her ragged. So yeah. She put a lot of years into it as well. Make a motion to accept this one as well. Uh, this doesn't have to be accepted. It was just a report
028to the board. I was not thinking so. Uh, any questions? Okay. 8.4 2025 2026 district calendar update. So, we're going to consider moving the open house date from Thursday, August 28th to Wednesday, August 27th due to multiple activities taking place on Thursday. Can I get a motion to approve this? So moved. Can I get a second? I'll second it. Okay. Any questions? Yeah. What are the activities? Why is it being moved? I think we have volleyball figured that couple things going on that day. Okay, thank you. Any other discussion? All those in favor say I. I. I. All those I those all those opposed say same sign. Okay. District calendar update is approved. 8.5 fiscal year 26 budget approval. So, just I'll run through this quick. Lisa, do you want to go through this or
029would you like me to? Um, you sure can. And I'll just uh mention anything I think of if needed. Okay. So, if you see um budget approval, just go through fund one general fund. Um looking at a little bit higher um reserve balance at the end of the year. should we maintain within that budget that's been allocated? Um, food service fun um looking at a possible deficit this year and I talked with Lisa and it's just the cost of food products have gone up. Um, I had mentioned to the board during our work session that there's a possibility that'll balance out because we do have another vendor we'll be using through cooperative exchange. That'll be Cisco Foods. claim to come in much cheaper. So, we we'll have to see how that goes. But food in
030general and more inflationary issues, it's just going up. Um community again there we have that deficit which is a typical year-over-year thing and debt service. As you can see, again, we have um we'll have a reserve at the end of the year, but that um builds up over time and then eventually it is it's taken away. So, we just levy is it 105% each year, Lisa? That's correct. So we limit we we live at 105% so we can pay debt service which would be um construction costs or paying on bonds or whatever. The reason we levy 105% is because taxes don't necessarily come in on time. So it's just to account for that and be prepared. So then if you see total um fund one and fund four um again I'll go fund one is
031general, fund four is community ed. Um, and I want to make a note here too. In the general fund, we have what we call restricted and unrestricted funds. So, there are funds built into here that we can't spend on anything but what it's allocated for. And then there are funds that are, um, unrestricted, which can be spent on anything. Um, student activities, um, that's an estimate. I don't think you can, um, get a clear cut on revenue because of fundraising and things like that. Then total of fund uh one and four there. Total of 1, two, 4, 7, and 21. And then looking at one, two, and four um ending with that uh $6,39. I guess maybe I'll explain why I total them that way. Um fund two has a reserve. So if there is
032a deficit in fund two, it will just go against the reserve. Um it's fund one and fund four are the ones that uh the general fund has a reserve but it's small. Um the community ed fund 4 doesn't really have much of anything in reserves anymore. So that's why I put those two together in one of the totals. Any questions? And these are the parameters we used to to build this budget. Um, now just understand the board has to approve the budget by June 30th. So that will be tonight. But you can do revisions. And I think once CESO takes over and new superintendent comes in, let them work together and see if they can um change any numbers in there. They can take a finer comb through the budget, see what they can do.
033So basically, you're approving the budget tonight that you see, but you can revise it every month if you need to or as often as you need to. Just to add to that, the district cannot pay bills without an approved budget in place by the end of June. Any questions? Who was the teacher that retired? That's you. And Jim and um Sandy that are I think Jim was not being replaced but Sandy was if I'm correct that right being replaced with uh step one lane one. So brand new teacher. Any discussion? All those in favor say I. I. I. I. All those opposed, same sign. I Okay, motion passes. Budget is approved. Thank you, Lisa. Thank you. 8.6, weighted grades for college PSO, dual credit courses. So, I just put this on here. We've talked about
034being more competitive. So, some districts weight college courses differently. So, an A in a regular high school course would be a 4.0 GPA. Um, in a college course, it would be 5.0. Um, so what that does is it because college courses are supposed to be more rigorous, the PSO more rigorous. So, it gives an opportunity for um it gives an opportunity for students who are working hard at this to get that higher GPA who may be going on to college. This is just on here to bring to everybody's attention. I have um later today I got something from DL. I'm askant how they wait their grades so I can just have something comparable. We're looking at retaining students who can find opportunities in other districts. is maybe one way to curb that. Um, what I
035will do is I'll pass the forward that email on to the board chair so you have that information. You need superintendent sit down and look at that with the high school principal. Okay. Did you check into any other districts other than DL? Just DL. And that seems to be where the most of our students are open rolling into. Many districts in in North Dakota do it as well. I know my district before I came here uh waited those college college grades, too. So, it's not an uncommon practice. Well, thank you for giving us that information. We'll definitely look into it. Madam Chair, would you like to go back to um item 8.3? Sure. Cassie, I would love to. Fantastic. All right. Uh we're going back to 8.3 and let me welcome Cassie to present the
036booster club year end report. Okay, so we had a really good year I think on this first year of um having a booster club starting with our new board. Uh we've got 14 new members which is up four from last year. 24 renewals up four again from last year. 38 total members, up eight from last year. And we have these different levels that members can say that they want to be a member at. Seven are bronze, they give 25 bucks. 13 are silver for 50 bucks. Nine gold for 100 bucks. Nine platinum for $200. We have one corporate sponsor because we weren't ready to go out to the community yet and really push the corporate sponsorship. We wanted to know what can we give in return when there is a a business in the area
037that wants to be a sponsor for the booster club and we want to have things to offer them like window cling an idea was to put their name out on the sign out on the edge of the road but now that's you know kind of tabled for now until we figure out what's going on there and that's owned by city and they what happened was they didn't get the correct permits when it was installed shoot so it's now considered part of the rightway Right. I have heard that. Yeah. So, we're waiting to see how that plays out. Um we're considering including them in um well, anyway, we can talk about that to come. We're going to work on that. Some other incentives to become a corporate sponsor. Last year, we only had two officers. I
038was president and Candace Maltto thankfully was willing to be secretary treasurer. Steph Paggel did a knockout job doing football concessions, which typically is our biggest fundraiser. Um Tasha Ericson said, "Fine, I'll do advertising and social media because she's so great at it." Um but she said, "I just can't be an officer coming to all the meetings." So we super appreciate Tasha as well. We had elections in May and next year's officers are again I volunteered that I would be president if others wanted and we got voted in. Vice President Liz Halgrude is stepping up as vice president. Treasurer will be Candace Maltto again. She does a great job and thankfully Steph Pagel will be our secretary. You can see what we did for fundraisers. Um, like I said, typically the football concessions is our biggest
039fundraiser, but this year we surpassed that with the elementary resales, which was a new one, and the youth volleyball tournament. The point of the elementary resales is that the PTO used to do certain fundraisers at the elementary level. So, the kids could get a shirt on track and field day. A shirt that says, do you remember, Miss B, what was your last year? But you get the idea. like Sapa Smurfs or whatever for second grade. I remember that was Libbyy's group. So each kid would get this t-shirt that says I belong to this class. This is my teacher. Kids loved it and different colors for each grade in each class on track and field day. So we said, "Okay, let's do resales and the kids can um help raise enough money for their own t-shirts,"
040which they did and then some. So, we had some leftover funds that we'll save for next year for that as well. So, I believe we'll be doing that again. This year was the first year we held a youth volleyball tournament, not only to give our youth a chance to practice volleyball, play volleyball in our area, but also it was a fundraiser and we did really well, surpassing football concessions with that as well. You can see if you scroll down to donations, a variety of donations we've given out to different sports. This coming year we're considering do we only support sports or can we also support things like the speech team and I know we have friends of the fine arts but and that's okay and they can give towards that as well but will there
041always be a friends of the fine arts and we really want to um support kids in whatever extracurricular activities they have so that there's like the robotics club archery archery was one that isn't considered a sport according to the Minnesota State High School League, but we want to support them, don't we? Just as well as the softball kids. So, we're going to talk about that, possibly changing our bylaws for that for the next year. You can see what our starting balance was last year when it was handed off to us, just over $10,000. Our ending balance at the end of this fiscal year is 18,000 and some. So, we're up a little over than 8,000, a little over $8,000 from last year. So, we had a fantastic year. We meet at the high school commons
042on Sunday nights during open gym 6 to 8, which seems to work really well. Parents are coming anyway to bring their kids to play. So, then they can just stick around for the meeting. Our next meeting is planned for and that should say July 20th if anyone wants to come join us. So, there we go. Thank you, Kelsey. Any questions? Thanks, Cassie. You do an amazing job. Thanks. Well, couldn't do it without the community and and some really great parents. So, go. You guys are doing fantastic. Thank you. Okay, moving on to 9.0 succeeding meetings. 9.1 schoolboard work session July 9th, 2025, 5:30 p.m. at Lake Park Ottabon Elementary School Media Center. 9.2 Regular monthly schoolboard meeting. July 28th, 2025 5:30 Lake Park Adaban High School median med high school media center. Madame chair, may
043I speak? I would like to give a shout out to Dr. Godfrey for all the years he's put in here and he has led in many areas and I hope he appreciates um our gratitude that we should put for forth for all the things that he has done. So thank you. I would like to as well extend extend a thank you for your work in our community in our district. It's very appreciated. Uh 10 point any any other okay uh 10.0 I adjourn the meeting.