001let's call to order nancy kupko present shirelle fuller present dan nicholas here trey pavisic here rick cavanado here joanna vazquez drexler president zoe boyd and sam bull thank you great we have a quorum let's stand for the pledge 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 we start with the my favorite part the student perspectives yup north high student perspectives janice good evening so i'm very pleased to have three students here with us tonight who are going to talk about how they have reimagined activities and athletics due to covid so first you are going to hear from kate gross who is a junior right um and she plays girls basketball and
002then i'm going to turn it over actually is sam who's just going to stay there and as you know he's a senior and he he's going to talk about soccer and sam if you want to throw anything out about omega that would be good too and then i will turn it over to robbie boucher who is a sophomore and he is working on freaky friday which is our musical that we will be producing in about two weeks live so it's very exciting so okay turn over to you hello everyone thank you for having us here to speak um so for girls basketball it was early unexpected season because a lot of us didn't think we'd be able to get the opportunity to play so when we did it was really exciting for all of us
003and when we would normally have our season which would start typically in late october early november we started doing remote workouts over zoom we would work out do ball handling things like that and we did like some trivia um around christmas and just little things that try to help us stay together during the time when we would normally be practicing so but it was still really hard to be a part um so when we found out that we were able to have a season in february even if it was just for one month we were all really excited and obviously there was a lot of changes with masks and things like that but it was a really positive experience being able to be with the team and have all levels play as well for masks
004and practice obviously it's really hard to play with the mask it's kind of like conditioning in and of itself so there's a couple more breaks during practice things like that um water breaks so in the beginning of the season or practices we would go outside sometimes when it was warmer out have our breaks out there we could take off our masks and spend a little more time which was nice but overall even though that was difficult to breathe it kind of felt like we were getting stronger too in a way so it's kind of funny and how that translated into games uh in during each quarter of every game there would be a 90 second mask timeout so that was a nice break too that we normally wouldn't get so and it also encouraged everybody
005to keep their mask on the whole time which was i felt like something that went well throughout for most teams um we are benches for games were socially distant so during those mass timeouts we could all take off our mass drink water and we were all six feet apart and um another thing that was different this year is we didn't have a jump ball so the jump ball would just go to the visiting team which was kind of a weird thing but it was just another measure that was implemented and we only played in conference games but we were able to play the silver and the gold side so we played every team on your side of the conference uh once and then you would also get to play a few games with the other
006side of the conference which was nice and then we also didn't know if we were able to have family members in the beginning of the season um to show up to our games but we ended up able to have two family members per kid so that was really nice to have a sheet that you could give to different people each time and then also our games were live streamed on our youtube channel so which is hoping something that i hope we continue to do because it allowed some of my family that lived out of state to watch my games which isn't something that they would normally have the chance to do and most of the other schools also had something like a youtube youtube channel or a streaming service set up so they were able
007to watch our away games that they weren't able to attend um but i'm really proud of our team it was a crazy season and our coaches and our teammates and the administrators really worked hard to make it all happen we did have two girls on our team test positive for cobin in the middle of our season so we did have to quarantine for 10 days and couldn't practice or play so that was really hard obviously everybody was super disappointed but we were able to reschedule all of the games we missed so we ended up kind of having a crazy schedule for the last week and a half we played nine games in nine days so yeah there was um i think one practice during that whole time and the rest of it was just game
008so obviously it was really tough on our bodies but it was also a time where we all came together and worked really hard um knowing that like this is our opportunity to play whatever circumstance it is so you know we toughed it out made it through and we uh tied for conference so we're really proud of that having done that since 2014 i believe and i'm really proud of our team and our program and i think we're headed in a really strong direction in terms of hopefully being a state contender next year so um i'm really just grateful for the opportunity that we did have to play though it was weird and though nobody could stop it from feeling weird it was still a really great experience thank you all right um well for soccer
009uh it's pretty much just a reiteration of everything kate said not like normal but certainly fun and i'm certainly grateful to have had a season at all so we are in the last week of our season right now we have two more games left and it's it's been really fun this year uh the last two seasons or so we've been about 500 but now we are seven and two uh we like the basketball team have been able to play just opponents from the west suburban gold and silver which is a very strong group of teams um and aside from a few embarrassing losses i would say that we've had a pretty much a perfect season and we've we've been on a little bit of a revenge tour uh taking out some opponents that got the
010best better of us uh in the last couple years so it's definitely been a great cap to my soccer career here at north and i would really just say you know like kate said super grateful to have had a season at all super grateful to the people that were able to make this happen that are constantly out there trying to keep us safe trying to schedule everything so that it keeps everybody safe you know like she said we have mask wearing at practices and at games socially distance obviously everything like that so that means of course there's less opportunities for team building outside or off the field but i think that the relationships built and the relationships that were already there that have been built upon in this season have really made up for it
011i think that in the absence of those off the field activities we've really built more camaraderie on the field and you know being our senior year we've got so many seniors and so many of them are so talented and i just think that this was a great way to cap it off because you know the alternative would be all that talent goes to waste and everybody feels bad because they didn't have a season so i think the overall feeling is really just gratefulness and you know we're hoping to close the season out strong at the end of this week we can technically win conference joint with lt uh if we beat glenbard west and if oprf somehow loses or somehow beats lt but lt is a very very strong team so uh that's not looking
012too good but still we are better than we have been so it's been a great a great season um obviously like kate said just super duper grateful to be able to play it all uh and really proud of our team so hi everyone i'm rob boucher i am the student lighting designer for dgn's production of freaky friday which will be opening uh next week actually um and i'm here to talk about how cove impacted uh what we're doing uh on the technical side of theater um so lighting wise since i'm the lighting designer um i was tasked with finding out what lights go where for the show what we're gonna rent um how the lights are gonna be set up and all that um since uh cove it happened we didn't have a big lighting
013budget for the show because a bunch of our other shows got canceled and ticket revenue and all that um so i reached out to justin frick um over at av chicago i worked with him previously with lights and sound for boy scouts actually um and his company was able to supply us with all of our lighting rental gear for absolutely zero cost so that's like 70 lights and all the cabling and everything for zero cost that's like almost fifty thousand dollars worth of lights for not a dime um so that was uh so great of him to do that um and we were just so thankful for him doing to do that because he would have never done that in a normal year sound wise the pit which normally plays live in the auditorium we
014had to move that pit to the band room while still playing live so that meant we had to get all these microphones and new cables and new sound mixing gear so that we could still hear the band live even though they weren't present in the auditorium um so that was a big challenge finding out how we were going to do that um and just learning all those new skills uh because it's different mixing instruments that it is mixing people speaking and all that um set rise we had to make the set more modular to um allow everything to roll and have there be more space on the sides of the stage that people could social distance and all that and it allowed for smaller set pieces but still accomplishing the same goal we wanted to
015have with the show and yeah set wise also we were able to expand our booth more so traditionally our technical booth is only one uh platform and then seating behind but we took out the seating and added a second platform so that we could social distance better and make sure everyone even spread out so that we were all safe and all good with that during rehearsals we had to wear gloves and then we had to wear masks and everything everybody stays socially distant because it's easy to stay distant because it's on the stage and everybody can spread out and do their different projects so yeah that's what's been happening at the dgn theater any questions about from any of us oh yeah um we also had to um have half for some songs because like
016a certain time limit of like singing and not singing uh we had to record like some singing parts and some band parts and that had to be edited and then like it's gonna be played while the actors are dancing and then like lip syncing so like it's like a hybrid of like um singing and not singing and we also had to do other versions of that like um only having the band being pre-recorded and then having the actor saying live and then vice versa so that's also what happened um uh singing-wise any questions for any of us i'd just like to say i've read a couple articles lately where they've spoken about you know just given culver's been horrible and terrible and people have missed a lot but but it's really the first time since
017world war ii that the american population has had to become so resilient and that you know you guys have really proven that today the resiliency of our population and of our student population and i just want to commend you all because i think it's pretty amazing what you have done so thank you i kind of like to echo those sentiments i mean to say that i'm impressed with you is an understatement i think all of you have just risen to every challenge and and i think you've learned more and are better for it i'm just i'm just so impressed i words can't even express it so thank you and uh two two two questions what was the name of the company that supplied the lighting av chicago so av chicago av chicago so we'll give
018them a shout out yes definitely that would be great and when is freaky friday running uh next week i believe so uh wednesday thursday friday and saturday it's only gonna be open to uh parents and like friends of the cast though so will it be live streamed as well um maybe i there's been talk about that but i don't know if it's true or not i think yeah i think they're working party okay so if you if you're not if you're not uh lucky enough to go you can watch it [Music] um but there's an opportunity to watch if you probably if you don't make it so great so break a look [Laughter] thank thanks thank you thank you zoe and sam oh okay okay hi guys um so i'm just gonna let you know
019about some of the things that have been going on since we've all seen each other last um most exciting this past weekend we had spring snowball which was open to the entire school which was really cool um there was like a limit for how many people though but it was open to everybody and it was free to attend and from what i saw from their social media and what i heard from other students it went really great um last week was also world language week which i thought was pretty interesting to follow along with people were posting with flat marty and people were cooking new dishes listening to music and appreciating different cultures also in activities our dgs group interpretation team post placed fifth in state which was really cool and there were also five
020students that earned all-state distinctions in that group and group interpretation group um so quick shout out to faith nelson gwen royal ryan rosignal sydney richardson and sammy wiggins and also key club held a virtual 5k since we've seen each other last to benefit dupage pads and then finally south also competed in the very first and hopefully only virtual deca competition that was really exciting i heard there were many students that finished in the top 10 in that competition and a special congrats to bobby grogan who placed first in human resource management and kyridin muradov who placed first in the stock market game they'll move on to the international career development conference and everyone did great you already heard a little bit about some of the spring sports that are going on and some of the
021ways that they're being reimagined another quick highlight about some sports going on at south is our football team which is doing pretty well this past friday i believe they won their game against morton and both eli reed and ryan dawson both varsity football team members were nominated for athlete of the week last week i think eli actually scored like three touchdowns in the last game i don't know enough about football but i think that's really impressive yeah and then in the arts with classes back in session it's been really great our music groups have been able to perform together for the first time which so nice i know like personally my choir teacher is really excited to have kids back in the building and actually hearing them and also what is it the national scholastic
022art and writing awards in our arts program ashley deanda won a silver medal with her photograph called no direction and then finally dgs drama finally finished filming their musical as well which is going to be high school musical junior they'll be producing that in the next coming weeks and it should be released within probably a couple weeks maybe at the beginning of may so keep an eye out for that and then yeah honestly the last couple of things i wanted to shout out mrs toth who was recognized by the national board for professional teaching standards as a national board certified teacher i think that's a really high honor and it's really exciting for her and then yeah honestly everybody seems really excited to be back in school after spring break what i've been hearing from
023students that are in person is that they're just really like so thrilled to be like with each other and then what i've also heard from remote students is that they appreciate the scheduling it was a little a little rocky as any schedule change would be in the beginning but it's getting easier now and the biggest thing i've heard other than that for remote students is just remind teachers that we're still here and that just keep on doing what you're doing and we really appreciate and understand how exciting it is for everybody to be together in person and that you know we'll keep getting better at being good students and finding new ways to teach and then yeah that's about it also just wanted to say shout out to shirelle and terry for their election this
024past spring break thank you all right uh on the dgn side of things uh as robbie said obviously we've got freaky friday coming out and that's been really cool from what i've been able to see it seems like everybody's been putting in a lot of great work in that and i'm really excited to see how it turns out also in the fine arts world our marching band and color guard were able to perform at last friday's football game and the team lost to oprf but it was still a great experience in the fine arts perspective and in the student perspective because they allowed i think it was about 100 students to be able to go to the game mainly seniors but then they opened it up to a few juniors as well and from personal
025experience i can tell you it was one of the most fun nights i've had in the last year or so and i think that's just a token of you know how the administration and you guys the board are are just you know trying to walk that line of um keeping people safe but then also creating more opportunities for students to socialize and be happy and i think that was a great success last friday so in other sports news as i said soccer boys soccer is just finishing up as are some of the other spring sports girls volleyball is doing extremely well and then we've got some summer sports starting track and field got their first meet on saturday baseball has begun to practice girls soccer head tryouts lacrosse softball tennis volleyball wrestling they're all starting
026so it's really really great to see people at north every time i walk up to soccer practice the campus is always buzzing and it really reminds me of pre-covered times and it gives me hope for the future and it's just so great to see people and talk to people and socialize so school is great but then also the extracurriculars being back i think adds another dimension um and another you know set of or another layer of confidence for students and for teachers and for administrators about getting back to normal uh in terms of clubs and extracurriculars the omega i just want to give a personal shout out um the omega newspaper and cauldron yearbook just competed in sectionals this weekend um so it's it's sectionals just like any sport would be we just uh came
027in on a saturday and did it virtually and everybody um competed in a certain writing or design event um and it was really fun we'll hear back about those results this week and whoever places in the top three in their category will move on to the journalism and yearbook state competition on the 24th so that should be great and the omega also plans to have a print issue including a special senior issue like we normally do every year which will be distributed near the last day of school slash maybe at prom for seniors so this will be the first prentice issue since february 2020 so i think that's another token and another sign of just things getting back to normal and things uh things are really looking up i think in a lot of different
028ways um and that brings me to just the general mindset i think students seem to love being back in general i think the schedule is much better in terms of seeing other people especially the people that were in the opposing side of the alphabet that you really couldn't see at all in the old schedules so it almost feels like you're seeing a whole other set of students like double the amount of people and born and i've heard a lot of people say it's just like normal school but with masks so i think that we're really approaching um that sense of normalcy and i think that this is really really good for people's social emotional well-being um and just being able to see people i think i've been the happiest i've ever been in a while
029just in the last two weeks just because i've been able to see so many friends that you know i hadn't seen in a year or so so um and i think seniors just really seem to be excited about prom and graduation and everything that's coming up so you know i think everything's just going really really well in general and i think everybody's happy to be back thank you quick question so how's how's the snack thing working out i think it's very beneficial um because i think that it does well to split up a very long period and it also brings in the food that i feel like people would go crazy without because with i mean your the lunch break or not having lunch is is kind of terrible at least for me in terms
030of like my normal eating schedule but that snack definitely brings that burden down so i think that in terms of like health-wise like actually eating it's great and then also in terms of getting a break from a super long class period is great as well so i think that it might be a little inconvenient because i know at least for me uh during that period it's kind of staggered so students in the hallway all go out at different times so a lot of the period is noisy while it's my class is being taught because there's always students coming in and out at different intervals but that's really the only negative i can think of i mean i think everything else is great it's a nice break during the class and it's it's a good opportunity
031to eat food um and also a good opportunity to socialize like we were able to go outside at least for my class that i have a snack break during and talk to people distanced and just you know get some fresh air so i think it's good okay i just wanted to remind teachers not to forget snack break i've been hearing a lot about that i know they have like a million things on their mind during classes trying to figure it out but don't forget we're hungry school year update uh before we get into the superintendent's report um we have a recognition here for uh president kupka so this says dear members this is to the board and close please find a certificate of appreciation to your board member for serving on the iasb executive committee
032for the 2019 through term please recognize the time and effort your board member devotes to serving the entire iasb division at your next scheduled board meeting now this certificate recognizes their dedicated service to others leadership and striving to achieve the association's mission of building excellence in local school governance with gratitude and thanks t molinari who is the director of field services for isb the dupage division so you get a nice little letter and then a little certificate of appreciation thank you for your support unexpected honor thank you all right uh so just a few quick things today uh the first one is is i don't need to do a report sam and zoe did it for me so thank you we do have 71 percent of students across the district returning in person that number's
033higher at north and it's south students though are continuing to switch models and you know as students are finding out that it's a good experience i expect we'll continue to see over the course of the next few weeks we still want to encourage as many students to come back as as possible if you're still thinking about it as a student or a parent send them back we're glad to have them here as you can hear it's a good experience for our kids the first week was pretty successful we had some slight logistical thing you know snacks buses you know it's all brand new but nothing that we couldn't work through and uh we made some tweaks for this week this week's a little different too with sat tomorrow and an alternative schedule today uh and
034you've the board has seen the public has seen i'll go into it in a little bit uh about uh contact case tracing close contacts is the kind of the next iteration or challenge that comes along with having more students back in person both for instruction and activities in athletics as you've heard tonight moving forward the administrative team we are all planning every time we have a question that comes up about what are we doing next year we are planning as if we are back pre-covered with whatever restrictions are placed on us whether that be masks or distancing or you know whatever's there but every time a question comes up about what will this be next year we go back to what was it like before covet was here that's what we're driving and planning towards
035obviously there's there's going to be a myriad of issues that we need to work through but the baseline is get back as close to normal as possible for the next school year one of those key things right now is calculating lunch space making sure that if we need to be socially or physically distanced during lunch that we have enough space for that all of the new common space coming online is going to be hugely important for that but we're also looking at additional outdoor seating if we need some i'm serving on the isbee planning group for fall return we've had several meetings on what that would be there's a meeting for just superintendents on thursday uh that i got information on so i'll be participating in that and then we're investigating possibilities for student vaccination
036clinics uh that's still very undetermined at this point we understand pfizer is available for 16 or older starting i think this week but we expect that the emergency authorization for 12 and older to be coming soon i'm in discussions with kotocare who is our provider that did it for our staff to see if we could set up clinics for our students but we're still in that same cycle of acquiring vaccines as a challenge so if we're able to create that and create possibilities for students that wish to be vaccinated for parents that wish to get their students vaccinated to come in and do that we're going to continue working on that for the rest of the school year and over the summer until that's a possibility and just an update on staff we're at ninety
037percent of our staff are fully vaccinated five percent are in progress and then we continue to have about five percent that due to uh medical concerns uh have not yet been vaccinated so uh that's kind of where we're at right now so questions on any of that before i get into close contact stuff and contact person just uh and you may not know the answer to this but just out of curiosity for student vaccination clinics do we need to have the fear come in i have no idea at this point yet yeah i'm sure like anything there would have to be an authorization of some sort yeah yeah there'd have to be consent of some sort but still working through how that would look all right and then uh contact tracing this is a document
038that's up on our website under the metrics on the 21 2021 update page and the way that this document works is that every friday we update it or every monday morning we update it with everything we knew as a friday for the week before but over usually monday tuesday wednesday we're still tracking down instant incidents from the the week before so by the end of this week we'll have an absolute number for the week of april 5th for last week so this is kind of where we stood midday today you can see naturally the number of close contacts has grown greatly this week this past week we have far more students back we have far more students involved in activities in athletics and in far more students riding buses and in classrooms we have some
039classrooms where physical distancing is less than six feet by the new allowed by the new guidance so a combination of all of that has driven up the number of close contacts that we've tracked down at school so what a close contact is as we look at this and this one out in today's email this is the the information that went out in today's email everybody received that um but if you're within six feet of somebody who is tested positive for covid for 15 or more minutes you're a close contact once and that might be less than 15 minutes if you're in a high risk sport or activity that process is all done and outlined from illinois department of public health dupage county health department ultimately has the oversight over contact tracing and quarantining and in
040that dupage county health department has told us someone is deemed to be a close contact they are quarantining for 14 days i know there's a variety of options out there for people in different settings under different circumstances with testing we have been told by the dupage county health department once you're close contact you're quarantining for 14 days there is not a 7 or 10 day option in dupage county for schools so that's we have no recourse to operate differently that's how we must operate so students are then they're close contacts are quarantined for 14 days they can return back to school and their activities after that while they're on quarantine they can't participate in any in-person activities whether that be instruction or activities or athletics or or any of those things that are going on
041there's different things for people that are vaccinated or have recently had a covid we worked through each of those with a health office in the health department but while students are in quarantine and they're not participating in in-person activities or instruction we're still doing concurrent instruction with those students just along with all the students that have chosen fully remote so they're still with their teacher in the remote version of their classroom with their classmates um so that's the information that we sent out to everybody today um i think it's just you know it's changing guidelines it's a new schedule it's more people back and uh it's you know conflicting guidance depending on where you look what you see what you you know maybe somebody at work had different in their workplace had different guidance than
042when a student has with us as it's gone all year it's a difficult matrix to work through and we appreciate everybody just cooperating and working through it and being patient with the process so that's kind of what's going on with back to school so any questions all right uh this next one will uh oh this is not an action item tonight this is an action and i'm on the 19th sorry that's wrong on the slide so uh next monday we'll bring this for action but this is a recommendation from the administration that we waive all summer school tuition fees for this summer except for drivers education we'll offset those costs through a combination of grant funding each year and we just feel like this is the right thing to do for students that are trying
043to recover credit uh you know just based on the response to the pandemic so this will come next week uh any just preliminary questions from board members on this to be clear of industries all in district students out of district tuition would remain yes yeah thank you this is good i agree yeah gina has done a lot of work on grants and funding and has pulled a lot of resources together here so all right this will come back next week um the next agenda item is uh just a recognition of our staff members that are achieving tenure a reminder tenure is granted by the state in one of three ways one is the traditional pathway after four years of being a teacher on our staff with proficient or excellent ratings and you come back year
044after year then in your fifth year you're granted tenure by the state the next option would be accelerated ten years which would be tenure which would be in your fourth year after three years of excellent ratings would move in to that the other way is in two years where if you were proficient or excellent in another school district came here and then were excellent here after two years you would move into that 10-year track by the state so in your third year so this is the list of all of our wonderful teachers that have made it through one of those pathways to achieve tenure and get that granted by the state your the memo for the board outlines each pathway for each one of our our teachers as requested by the board so any questions
045on that all right the next one uh is something we started working on as a board when we had our self-evaluation i think in december and this kind of fell by the wayside as we were working on variety of responding and returning to school plans but one of the goals of this board was before this board's term ended and that's coming soon that we would agree to or the board would agree to a set of the protocols so this was started in december i then went through and made sure that it truly reflected everything that we had talked about julie went through thank you julie and linked to all of the board policies in there that reference uh how the board is to work and to behave and came together with this document i think
046captures how the board has worked over the last two years and even before that so this is kind of the first reading of these protocols for the board if there's something you would like to see changed over the next week please reach out to nancy and i and we'll make any revisions or consider those and get them into a finalized document to come for approval by the board next monday the intention is that this document gets reviewed the board does a yearly board self-evaluation with the illinois association of school boards ours is scheduled for our returning board members june 2nd put that on your calendar at 6 30 where we will have our starting right workshop with dee will come back to visit with us and work us through that and this will be one
047of the core documents that we revisit and with our two new board members revise and change and make any tweaks to it because that would be then our guidelines that we're operating by as a team moving forward so and then each year when we have those those meetings that whatever board and superintendent are here can work through that and know how to operate moving forward so any questions on that nope please get any recommendations for changes to nancy and i by thursday so that we can get that out to you in advance of the weekend all right master facility plan still uh on time and ahead of budget uh just a couple of pictures of the auditorium down the way here it's starting to look like an auditorium and then south high commons is just
048beautiful on the way out board members as you go down that hall you can actually turn and walk into the commons and get a view of it because we do have a hallway that's open that students use you can actually poke your head in and get a peek at it and then over at north high their commons project coming along really well you can see the glass or as the construction folks call it glazing i'm always like what what's cleaning yeah glass the glass and the the commons is all getting in place and you can see uh the meeting rooms that's that purple box at the top uh over overlooking the commons coming into shape um next week and the week after next week the core committee uh will go on a tour of south
049high they have not met uh in person for quite a while now so we're going to come back and do a physically distanced walking tour of the construction at south high and then the week after that we'll go on a walking tour at north high we intend to bring the board hopefully next week white is releasing a certain amount of contingency for us to use for kind of our next list of projects so we're going to bring you a recommendation for projects that we didn't expect would be able to get done under the master facility plan but we believe that we will and it'll look a lot like capital outlay how we do that process where we come and give you our list of priorities and we're going to try to make it through as
050many of these priorities as possible so we're meeting with our construction teams this week to finalize that and then that'll be part of our conversation next monday all right so any questions on master facility plan all right that's it for superintendent reports okay we'll move on to the reception for visitors this is an opportunity for audience members to address the board on any topic pertaining to community high school 99 is there anybody this is an opportunity to address the board thank you on any topic pertaining to community high school district 99 is there anybody here to address the board tonight hearing none we'll move on is there anything online let me check the virtual i'm sorry i just have to refresh here i always forget the board all right we have received um one two
051three three comments um two of them that raised concerns about i read these beforehand so two of them that raised concerns about returning and wishing that we had students back more and providing feedback as to how we should do that and then one comment that is thanking us for bringing students back and uh continuing to do what we're doing to get students back into into school so as always these uh comments will be well the board has access to them at all times but will uh be forwarded to the board after this meeting and become part of the official minutes all right next i'm going to ask for a motion to go into closed session we will not be taking any action when we come out of closed session tonight so we need a motion
052for the to go to closed session for the appointment employment compensation discipline performance or dismissal of specific employees specific individuals who serve as independent contractors in a park recreational or educational setting or specific volunteers of the district or legal counsel of the district including hearing testimony on a complaint logic against an employee a specific individual who serves as an independent contractor in a park recreational or educational study or a volunteer of the district or against legal counsel for the district to determine its validity as well as for collective negotiating matters between the district and its employees or their representatives or deliberations concerning salary schedules for one or more classes of employees terry and shirelle or bishop and terry either way terry terry and shirelle terry and shiro thank you i'm sorry carrie pavisic aye shirelle
053fuller aye dan nicholas aye rick pavinato aye joanna vazquez drexler aye mike davenport aye and nancy kupka thank you we are in closed session you