001[Applause] [Music] [Applause] I'd like to hold the word. Everybody can take a moment of silence. Please rise for the flag 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. In accordance with the provisions of the open public meeting act, a public notice of this meeting has been sent to board members all the trends westward town hall, the county superintendent office, the board attorney and cable vision of war and posted on the district's website. Copies of the board meeting calendar resolution were provided to all local media, town hall, township, library, and all district. here. Here >> is [Music] we're going to ask the board members in just a moment to take a seat in the front row
002so they get advantage. vantage point. I'd like to thank also the board of members, board of education members this year for all their tireless hard work. I'd like to thank our administrators in the audience for uh their hard work this year and for attending tonight as well. I would like to thank all of our teachers who were here tonight, both our current teachers and our recently retired teachers for coming back one last time. But most of all, I'd like to thank all of our students in attendance tonight. We also have plenty of students receiving awards who were unable to attend tonight because they're getting an award at another location for athletics or academics. Uh and with that we we shall begin. [Music] The following West Milford staff are being recognized for their years of service
003in education. With 12 years of service to our district, Donna Zelasco, Cafeteria Aid, Maple Road School [Applause] with 15 years of service. Maryanne Feroli, speech language specialist districtwide. [Applause] 15 years of service. Bonnie Spooner, SUV driver, transportation. With 16 years of service, Jeannie Reynolds, science teacher, Makipin School. 16 years of service. Maryanne Smolinsky, SUV driver, transportation. 17 years of service. Kathy Urbeck, special class aid, high school. 18 years of service, Ed Madura, science teacher, high school. 18 years of service. Linda Rogala, special class aid, Marshall Hill, [Applause] 21 years of service. Deborah Krueger, grade five teacher, Westbrook School, 21 years of service. Darlene McNamera, special education teacher at school. [Applause] 22 years of service. Deborah Van Brunt, Secretary High School. [Applause] 23 years of service. Kathy Sana, special education teacher, Marshall Hill School. 24 years
004of service. Karen D'Angelus, special education teacher. Makapin, [Applause] 24 years of service. Sandra Moore, cafeteria aid, sack aid. Makapin, [Applause] 25 years of service. Maggie Barker, Secretary of High School, [Applause] 26 years of service.Wendel and Ganji, Special Class A, Max School. [Applause] 28 years of service. Gloria Bellier, special education teacher, Paradise Null and Upper Greenwood Lake School. [Applause] 30 years of service. Wayne Riker, Custodian High School. 31 years of service. Lorraine Rosenblat, special education teacher, high school. 31 years of service. Vincent Thirsten, head custodian, Upper Greenwood Lake School. 32 years of service. Donna Deutsch Tinan, social studies teacher, high school. [Music] [Applause] 35 years of service. Dave Spangenberg, General Maintenance Districtwide. [Applause] and 37 years of service. Diane Campanello, special education teacher, Maple Road. Thank you to all of our retirees. And next up, we
005have Mrs. West will present an award. The following individual is being recognized for supporting literacy in the West Milford School District with the dictionary project. Mr. Eric Kersonen, Rotarian [Applause] Hi ladies and gentlemen, board of education members. Um, so I have the distinct honor every year to present the awards to our Special Olympics community. The Special Olympics motto is let me win and if I can't win, let me be brave in the attempt. Well, all of these children and these athletes are winners and they're also very brave individuals. So, I want to thank them and I want to thank our coaches. Can our coaches come on up and help me hand out the award? [Applause] Okay. [Applause] >> I'm I'm going to uh just call out the names of the coaches and as we name
006the athletes, just please hold your applause to the end. We all want to cheer, but we have a lot of athletes to get through, including our friend Ben back there. >> Okay. our the um the coaches who who worked with our Special Olympians this year are head coach Christy Clave, >> assistant coaches Aaron Branigan, Alex Kaye, Barbara Shiovron, Colleen Chichuga, Jamie Gordano, Lindseay Hefernan, Nicole Lingerero, Karen Reinhold, Lauren Rembrandt, Beth Schaefer, Jake Skis, Melissa Teresco, and Alyssa Willis. [Applause] Can all of our uh student volunteers who have volunteered with the Special Olympics program, can you come on up to be honored? [Applause] [Music] [Applause] You're going to be called up later. Don't worry about it. >> Okay. So, the following students are being recognized for their achievements in West Mford Special Olympics. When I call
007your name, come up and get your certificate from Coach Clay. Call the names out. >> What? >> Call the names. >> If you want to. >> Yeah. I think in the past >> Ian Anderson, >> Joanna Aras, Wyatt Becker, Matthew Burlham. Oh, I'm sorry. Coach Cleave, can I call out his uh his his >> Yeah, sorry. >> Basketball, track and field summer games for Wyatt Matthew. Basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. >> Kelly Buttery, basketball, track and field summer games. Michael Carlson, bowling. Ava Carpenter, basketball. Ethan Clark, basketball, bowling, track and field, summer games. Jacob Cologne, basketball, track and field. Christina Conklin, track and field summer games. Setney Cornwell, basketball, track and field summer games. Danielle Casari, bowling. Devin Kite, basketball, track and field. Ariana Delgado, basketball, track and field, summer games. Shora Deise,
008basketball, bowling, track and field, summer games. Kate Duffy, basketball, track and field summer games. [Music] Vincent Freeman, basketball track and field summer games. [Music] >> Max Fuches, track and field summer games. >> Spencer Fulton, bowling, track and field summer games. >> Come on, Max. Come on, man. >> Caragatis, track and field summer games. Kenny Gala, basketball. Britney Gornall, basketball, bowling. Trinity Gosset, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. Maggie Gujari, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. Kaylee Haftchek, basketball, bowling, track and field. Corey Halter, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. TJ Hillmer, basketball, bowling. Nathan Jordan, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. Allison Kler, basketball, bowling. >> You can let him play. >> Robert Lockwood, basketball, bowling, track and field, summer games. Rachel Masquerines's basketball track and fielder. [Music] >> Samantha McCauley,
009basketball, track and field. [Music] Robert Big Mike McCcluskey, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. >> Molly Mchuan, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. Caitlyn O'Neal, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. >> I'm sorry. There's A fan favorite, Megan O'Neal. Basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. >> Jude Otto, basketball, bowling, track and field summer games. >> Over here. Got man go over there. Ashley Penna basketball track and field summer games. Char Charlie Pglaze basketball track and field. [Music] Taylor Samson basketball bowling track and field summer games. >> Olivia Stoniker track and field. Logan Trout, basketball track and field. >> Benjamin Weiss, basketball, track and field. Wrong way. [Music] >> Benjamin Wells, bowling. Jeffrey Youungren, bowling. Now we can give him a round of applause. [Applause] Okay. A few years ago, uh, Coach
010Cla and her coaches started a, um, young athletes program that's gotten more and more successful as the years have gone on. So, the following students are being recognized for their achievements in the in the West Milford Special Olympics young athletes program. Again, please hold your applause till the end. The program is ages 2 through 7. It's completely unified. Students with or without disabilities can participate, and we all are learning and playing to together. I don't know. I broke it already. >> Jake Babcock. I don't think he's here. >> Brillan Barlo. >> Brendan Barlo. Matthew Bingham. Davis Bonar, Hazel Bonar, Gigi Basco, >> Christopher Bradberry, Robert Bradberry. >> Wow. I think they have a sister. Sarah Bradbury. >> Come here. >> Owen Brand. >> Mark Brand. >> Christian Berm. >> Come on. Rosabth Cash >> Adriana
011Satrulo Giani Satrulo Vivian Clave [Music] >> no relation No relation. >> I don't know. We don't know that kid. >> Apollo Davis, >> Andrew Denite, Luke Door, Alexander Janice, Samuel Kain, Wilson Kaine. >> I don't know who they belong to. Liam Kelly, >> Elena Locha, Sebastian Locha, Gabriella Macaulay, Liliana McCauley. [Laughter] [Music] Mariah Milligan, >> Anthony Paresi, Taylor Pierce, >> Pirates, >> Pyrus, >> Max Santana, Adam Senic, Brandon Senic, Joey Sullivan, >> Brennan Tennant, Connor West, [Music] >> Taviana Anna Williams, Mark Youungren. All right, let's give our young athletes a round of applause. [Applause] I think we'll do them now. Right here. >> Oh, yeah. [Applause] Okay, we have one more group. One more group. Okay, the following students are being recognized for their achievements in the West Milford Special Olympics Unified Partners. Okay. >>
012Unified program. It is a combination of students with special needs and and students without. Um and they they compete together in various events including track and field, bowling, and cheer. Okay. Destiny Gerity, [Applause] >> Heather Gerity, [Applause] [Music] >> Amaya Falby, [Applause] Trinity Gossip, Caitlyn O'Neal, Abigail Weiss, Matthew Burlham, Ethan Clark, Haley Clark, Caitlyn Clark, Jacob Cologne, Shora Deise, Amanda Frink, [Music] >> Trinity Gossip, Maggie Gujari, Nathan Jordan, >> Molly Kane, Owen Kaine, Truman Kain, Andrew Lockwood, >> Robert Lockwood, Giana McCcluskey, >> Michael McCcluskey, aka Gianna's brother, I don't know. >> Molly Mchuan, >> Kaylee Moore, Caitlyn O'Neal again. Caitlyn O'Neal. >> We gave this, didn't we? Hope Otto, Jude Otto, Taylor Samson, RJ Udder, Sydney West, Grace Amala, Tess Becker, Kelly Buttery, Caitlyn Clark, Setany Cornwell, Kate Duffy, Amaya Falby, Cara Gadish, Julia Gerst,
013Michaela Gerst, Haley Golding, Trinity Gosset, Maggie Gujari, Molly Kaine, Allison Kistler, Giana McCcluskey, Emma Machulka, >> Caitlyn O' O'Neal >> again. >> This could be right. >> She has the most Oscars this evening. Megan O'Neal. Ally Rocky, >> Taylor Samson, Olivia Stoniker, Ralph Tur, Abigail Weiss, and Sydney West. [Applause] Everyone takes a picture. I'll say something because you know I like the microphone. I just like the microphone. Um, all of the coaches you see up here coach all three seasons and they do it voluntarily. They are so dedicated and make me so proud. We came back from our weekend away at TCJ where parents aren't allowed to attend. We were there Friday, Saturday and Sunday and we came back with a lot of bling. This was uh the first year where we offered unified sports
014in everything that we could and we started our first unified cheer program and in seven weeks had a performance down and were able to showcase it. Um we're looking towards you know unified everything and making sure that we're all really just not just playing in a unified way living in a unified way. And a lot of the reason that you heard a lot of repeat names were because those athletes or partners uh participate all year round. So great job. I'm so proud of you. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Thank you for letting us [Applause] Watch out. How you doing? We miss you. >> We had a nice round of applause for West Milford Special Olympics program. [Applause] At this time, I would like to invite our um supervisor of history and business as well as our supervisor
015of language arts and our high school principal uh Mr. Strings, Mrs. West, and Mrs. Johnson. They are here to present uh some awards for students that are in collaboration with local organizations. West Mill for VFW, American Legion, and Elks. And they're gonna introduce the representatives of each of those. The following Makipin student is being recognized as West Milford's winner of the 2018-19 VFW Patriots pen essay contest. She placed first on the local level and second in the District 1 area. That is Lily Rod. [Applause] The next award um is from the Elks contest and with me is Mr. Sult the Elks contest chairperson to present the awards. The following Makapin students are being recognized as West Milford's winners in the 2018 2019 Elks Americanism Essay Contest. And our eighth grade winner is Justina Ry Capabiano.
016[Applause] [Music] [Applause] And our seventh grade winner is Michael Johnson. [Applause] I'd like to invite Mr. Gamble who is the uh American Legion contest chairperson to present with me. The following MCIN students are being recognized as West Milford's winners of the 2000 2000 2018 2019 American Legion safety essay contest. Uh Rosa Nichols, first place local and county [Applause] as well as third place in the state. [Applause] You forgot one. I forgot one. [Music] [Applause] >> Leslie Paulino, second place local. [Applause] and Cassidy Coon's third place local. Okay, I'd like to invite Miss Lcalzo from the Elks contest. uh co-chair. [Applause] The following MACPINE students are being recognized as West Milford's winners in the 2018 2019 Elks Drug Awareness Essay Contest. Julia Dan, winner, grade eight. Madison Jassley, winner, grade seven. [Applause] and Jared Jones, winner,
017grade seven. [Applause] Okay, I'd like to introduce Mr. Strians. >> Good evening. The following high school students are being recognized for the selection to the New Jersey Elks Leadership Program. Colin Clinton [Applause] >> and Colin Webb. [Applause] Thanks. >> At this time, I'd like to introduce the principal of Makipin Middle School, Mr. Mark Citro. [Applause] Good evening everyone. I would like to recognize the Mackan School student uh as the winner of our 2018-19 spelling bee, Brooke Okconor. [Applause] A couple you want to >> come here. [Applause] The following Makapin School students are being recognized for winning the West Milford Beautifification Committee t-shirt logo contest. First place, Skyla Rabbitzki. [Applause] >> Congratulations. First runner up Serena Coons [Applause] and second runner up Brian Comredo. [Applause] The following Makaban students are recognized as the Lions Club Peace
018Poster Contest winners. Serena Coons first place. [Applause] and Ryan Lombardi is our runner up. [Applause] We're leaving for Washington tomorrow. I'm sure everybody is home sleeping or studying. I'd like to bring up Mrs. Johnson. The following Makipin School student is being recognized as the finalist for the geography bay. Joseph Longo. [Applause] And the following Makipin students are being recognized as the regional finalists of the history bay. and they have also qualified for the National History B in Chicago. First up, Petra Gammon. [Applause] Next, Richard Gomez. also Andreas Lammana [Applause] and Arnav Ma. [Applause] And finally, Ryan Tartarella. [Applause] At this time, I would like to invite our state and national champion band director to the uh front to present the following awards. [Applause] Help me with certificates. Right. Okay. Yeah, we should be right in
019order. >> Should be. The following Mackman School students are being recognized for their selection to the Sussex County Junior Honors Chorus. Angelo Fernandez, Lauren Fry, Julia Gerst, Bell Hill, [Applause] Daphne King, [Applause] Riley our [Applause] Jason Pritchette, [Applause] [Music] Jack Riley, Angelina Rockasano, Ty Rocky, Lily Rodak, [Applause] Charlotte Storch, and Matthew Strand. [Applause] The following Mackman students are being recognized for their selection to the North Jersey Junior Region One Chorus. Caitlyn Campbell Lauren Fry, Reese Huber, [Applause] Daffhne King, Jason Pritchette, [Applause] [Music] Jack Riley, Saurin Schwerner, [Applause] Charlotte Storch and Madison Trout. [Applause] The following Mackman student is being recognized for their selection to the All North Jersey Region One Junior High School band. That's Katherine Garcia. [Applause] Following Malcolm School students are being recognized for their selection to the North Jersey Junior Area Band.
020Sierra Dagas, Trevor Darntot, May Dennis, Katherine Garcia, Brooke Okconor, Sarah Polar, and Jason Pritchette. The following Mackman students are being recognized for their selection to the Sussex County Band. Melissa Commune, [Applause] Jordan Man, Colin Miner, [Applause] Sarah Flippowitz, and Katherine Garcia. [Music] [Applause] The following high school students are being recognized for their selection to the 2019 New Jersey Allstate Jazz Choir. Summer Carpenter, Skyler Knight, [Applause] Alexis Leandowski, Elizabeth Lynn, Julia Mito, and Miles Maner. [Applause] Following high school students are being recognized for their selection of the 2019 All North Jersey Region Chorus. Aiden Becker, Mason Fernbacher, and Mattaline Storch. Here comes M. Following high school students are being recognized for their selection of the 2019 All North Jersey Region One Jazz Choir. Summer Carpenter, Adeline Durant, [Applause] Skyler Knight, Elizabeth Lynn, Julia Mito, Erica Martin,
021Joseph Perry, Nicholas Rondelli, Maline Storch, and Aaron Timmons. [Applause] The following high school students are being recognized for their selection to the 2019 North Jersey Area Wind Ensemble. Steven Lang, Ben McGlaughlin, Connor Pardington, and Amanda Roth. Following high school students are being recognized for their selection to the 2019 North Jersey Area Band. Maria Abalev, Cindy Centron, Erin Lopez, Raquel Mia, Marie Parkin, Sean Pardington, Sophie Polar, Terresa Sanuchia, and Christina Sha. [Applause] Following students are being recognized for their selection of the 2019 All North Jersey Region One band. Steven Lang and Marie Parkin. [Applause] This student is being recognized for his selection of the 2019 All North Jersey Region One Orchestra. Ben McLaclin. [Applause] [Music] Following students are recognized for their selection of the 2019 AR all North Jersey Region One Wind Ensemble. Ben McGlaughlin and
022Connor Pardington. [Applause] Let him get all the way back to his seat before I bring him up again. And this high school student is being recognized for his selection to the New Jersey Allstate Wind Ensemble, first chair trombone in the state of New Jersey. [Applause] [Music] Cindy Gallagher's coming up next. I'd like to invite to the microphone Mrs. Cindy Gallagher. [Applause] down a little. He's taller than me. Where was I? The following high school students are being recognized as West Milford third place winners of the Payic County Film Festival in the music category. Clay Nicholson and Devin Frerieded. Okay. These high school students are being recognized as West Milford winners of the Young Artists Awards sponsored by the Ringward Ring Ringwood Manor Artist Association. First place 2D grade nine Stephanie W Hang. I see her.
023First place 2D, grade 12, Diana Novachesca. There she is. Second place 2D grade nine, Megan Spleet. Second place 2D, grade 12, Zenia Wong. Third place 2D, grade nine, Maya Star. Third place 2D, grade nine, Julia Janesco. First place photo, grade 12, McKenzie man. Here second place photo, grade 12, Megan McCormack. The following high school student is being recognized as West Milford third place winner of the Walill Valley High School Invitational Art Show in the area of mixed media. Diana Novachesca. [Applause] And this following high school student is being recognized as a third place winner by the Culinary Institute of New York as America's top high school pastry chef, Alexandria Butler. She's and I'd like to introduce Mr. Stryens. All right. Tonight I'm pinch hitting for our director of athletics, uh, Mr. Trancasta. is out at
024a P County uh girls awards dinner tonight. We also have our uh baseball dinner going on tonight, too. So, a lot of our athletes, I believe, are not going to be here. Um the following high school student is being recognized as West Milford's recipient for National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete of the Year, Zachary Milo. He's not here. This high school student is being recognized as West Milford's winners of Bay County Coaches Association male and female student athletes of the year. Joseph Cummings and I know she's at the Pay County Awards dinner tonight. Kaylee Rose or Xanic. [Applause] The following high school students are being recognized as nominees for the Bergen Records I am sport award for West Milford Township. Josiah Basket. Samantha Lions and R.J. Udder. Both are here.
025The following high school students being recognized as Russ's recipient for New Jersey State Interscolastic Athletic Association Scholar Athlete of the Year Award. Kaen Rose or Xanic. The following high school students being recognized as Russ Murford's recipient for the New Jersey State Interscolastic Association and Star Ledgers National Girls and Women's in Sports Award. Kelsey Murphy. She's up to State County. She's not here. The the following high school students are being recognized as West Mford's winners for male and female scholar athletes of the year awards Big North Conference. Ray Gourney and Natalie Marzalik. [Applause] I'm batting a thousand. The following high school student is being recognized as West Milford nominee for New Jersey Super 100 team for football. Zachary Milo. [Applause] The following high school students have been recognized as winners of the Patterson Old-Timers Athletic Association
026Award for Overall Sports. Josiah Basket [Applause] and Christopher Gomez. [Applause] The following high school students being recognized as the winner for the AAA drivers education scholar award. Sarah Augustineelli. [Applause] I know this one's not here because she was studying for exams. Um, actually at this time I'm going to introduce uh Miss Weiss Magazette. [Applause] Let's move this down for a little shorty person. Um so first we're going to recognize students that won we um competed at NGIT the regional science olympiad competition and we had some winners at Makapin. So, um, Lena Leakis won, um, first place in Bumaliever. [Applause] Sayia Melor and Violet Willows won third place in the mystery architecture. [Applause] Yay. Congratulations. Um, the write it, do it competition, third place winners were Wyatt Space and Casper Zyler. [Applause] and then we'll move
027on to our robotics team. So, you know that um we've been building our high school robotics program and we went to competition at Payic County College and um Axel Mallet won first place in the obstacle course. [Applause] I think the most notable thing about this competition is that um we won the sportsmanship award our team which is voted on by all of the coaches from the other teams and the um competitors from the other teams and I think that really speaks nicely to our character ed program and how really truly strong it is here. So I'm just going to call everybody and all of you can hold that applause and we'll just do it all at once. Keith Carpenter, Heather Gered, Daniel Glick, Megan Kerwin, Axel Malletac, Justin Olsen, Colin Petrrich, Ryan Thenel, and Zachary
028Trepo. Yay. Great. Congratulations, Um so some of our other awards are directly related to um academics and nominations. We have the New Jersey Governor School for Sciences nominee Samantha Hazen. [Applause] Um, also the Renolier Polytenic Institute medals, Samantha Hazen. [Applause] And then the RIIT medals for outstanding achievement in computing. We have two for computing and two for innovation and creativity. For computing, Nicholas Pluto, [Applause] that comes with some fabulous little bling. in the form of a medal. Uh Riley McIll [Applause] and for innovation and creativity, Jack Osterly [Applause] and Samantha Hazen, Mrs. Johnson will take it away from here. The following high school student is being recognized as West Milford's nominee for the George Washington Book Award. Ki Malletac. [Applause] And the following high school student is being recognized as the recipient of the National
029History Club's history student of the year award, Amelia Taylor. And I'd like to invite Miss West back up. The following high school student is being recognized as West Milford's nominee for the Welssley Book Award. Carrie Malletac. [Applause] The following high school student is being recognized as West Milford's nominee for the St. John's Book Award. Jasmine Morero. [Applause] The following high school students are being recognized for placing second in the yearbook in literary magazine contest from the National Scholastic Press Association. Madison Augustine, Kelly Brennan, Mariah Dynan, Sean Fagan, Jared Miller, Kaen Rose Ozanic, James Patton III. The following high school students are being recognized for their contributions to the Highland Echo, which won second place for the newspaper review and contest from the National American Scholastic Press Association. uh Nicholas Belcaro, Kelly Brennan, Delaney Brown, Olivia
030Delolio, Joseph Heisler, Jared Miller, Kaen Rose Ozanic, James Patton III, April Rockasano, Colin Webb, and Michael Wis. I'd like to introduce again Mr. Stryance. The following high school students are being recognized as recipients of the Hugh Bryan Youth Leadership Award. Hope Calamari [Applause] [Music] and Justin Spagnola. [Applause] The following high school students are being recognized as West Milford's nominee to attend boy state. Evan Brown. [Applause] The following high school students were selected by the Rotary Club to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Award Conference. Yuri Anistab, John Gaffne, and Evan Brown. The following high school student is being recognized as the US presidential scholar candidate. Rachel Rodriguez. [Applause] >> So once I just want to uh once again say thank you uh to our board to those of you who have uh made it through and
031at this point we are going to reorganize and and continue our board meeting. Once again, I want to say thank you for your participation tonight, Spags. Thanks for being here. Appreciate it. I can't even see him. >> I got mine. Mrs. Francisco, >> we have >> Yes. Um, at the next meeting on uh June the 18th, you'll have the minutes from u May 21st and May 23rd for consideration. >> Well, thank you. Uh under president's report, I'll save everything for the next meeting. Uh public comment, members of the public who have requested to speak prior to the meeting will be first with five minutes for each speaker for a period of 30 minutes and then time permitting other public comment listed to uh other other public comment limited to five minutes per speaker will be
032allowed until the 30 minute time period transpires. All members of the public speaking during public comment are asked to address topics listed in the agenda. All speakers are asked to give their full name, spell their last name, and provide their address. Speakers may not use the names of students during public comment. Anyone wishing to speak? >> Move to close public comments. >> Second. >> All those in favor? >> I. >> Okay. We need a motion uh to uh adopt the agenda as presented. >> Move to adopt the agenda as presented. >> Second. >> All those in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? Okay. Education, Mrs. Dwire. >> We will take action on this item after executive session. >> Okay. Thank you. Operations and finance. Mr. Gorino. >> Move fast. I'm too fast for you. >>
033Uh, I'd like to make a motion to approve items 1 through five under operations and finance. >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> If not, Mr. San Francisco, roll call, please. >> Mr. Garino, >> yes. >> Mr. Sidtowitz, >> yes. >> Mrs. Mr. Romeo, >> yes. >> Mr. Drew, >> yes. >> Mrs. Dwire, >> yes. >> Mr. Oshinsky, >> yes. >> Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Fritz, >> yes. >> Mrs. Van Djk, >> yes. >> Mrs. Fritz, personnel. >> I'd like to move items 1 through five under personnel. >> Second >> discussion. I just wanted to make a shout out to Frank Pelliteri. I think he's going to be missed here in the high school and I wish him well and I hope he has a wonderful retirement. Roll call. Mrs. Francisco >> Mrs. I'm sorry. Oh, I
034didn't see you. I'm sorry, Ray. >> That's okay. >> See, I don't look at that side of the table. >> Uh, so I wasn't here at the last meeting. I think that um number five got taken um the administration for the work they did and going back and and looking those things. So, I really uh appreciate it. Sometimes, you know, it's tough to go through those things. So, I know that there was concern at the last meeting. I'm glad I'm here to vote on amendments. >> Any other discussion? >> Mrs. Fritz? >> Yes. >> Mrs. Romeo? >> Yes. On one through four and abstain from five. >> Mr. Yes. >> Mrs. Dwire. >> Yes. On one through four. No. On number five. >> Mr. Sidowitz. >> Yes. >> Mr. Oshinsky. >> Yes. >> Mr. Drew.
035>> Yes. >> Mrs. Van Dyk. >> Um, yes. On one through four and I abstain on five. That ends. Oh, wow. That ends to or to public comments again. >> We do have five. >> Um members of the public who requested to speak prior to the meeting will be first with five minutes for each speaker for a period of 30 minutes and then time permitting. Other public comment listed to five minutes limited to five minutes per speaker will be allowed until the 30 minute time period transpires. All speakers are asked to give their full name, spell their last name, and provide their address. Speakers may not use the names of students during public comment. Is anybody wishing to speak during this part of com public comment? >> Seeing none, I move to close. >> Second.
036>> All those in favor? >> I >> oppose. Okay. We need a motion for executive session. We're going to need two executive sessions tonight. Um because one we're going to be coming back out for action and then the second one you'll adjourn from. So 8:15, how should we do that? >> I move that at 8:15 we go into executive session for the purpose of discussing personnel appointments, resignations, current litigation matters, special education matters, negotiations, HIVs, and matters of attorney client privilege. The executive session minutes will not be released until such time as the privilege or confidentiality is no longer applicable. >> I need a second >> when you come back. Okay. Just uh I need a second. Mhm. >> Second, >> Ray. >> Uh, all those in favor? >> I >> All righty. >> We'll
037be back. >> You ready, Barb? >> Yes. >> Call the meeting back to order. Um, >> roll call. Barbara. >> Uh, Mrs. Romeo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Sidowitz >> here. >> Mr. Mr. Drew >> here. >> Mrs. Dwire >> here. >> Mr. Gino >> here. >> Mrs. Fritz >> here. >> Mr. Oshinsky >> here. >> Mrs. Van Dyke >> here. >> Mrs. Dwire. Um, yes. Mrs. Dwer, you're >> okay. uh move to accept the recommendation of the superintendent regarding the following HIPS 2019 H11 as substantiated. 2019 H12 as substantiated. 2019 H13 unsubstantiated 2019 H14 substantiated H15 unsubstantiated 2019 H16 substantiated 2019 H17 substantiated 2019 E11 unsubstantiated and 2019 E12 unsubstantiated Second. >> Any discussion? If not, Barbara, roll call. >> Mrs. Dwire, >> yes. >> Mr. Ofinsky, >> yes. >> Mr. Gino, >> yes. >>
038Mrs. Fritz, >> yes. >> Mr. Sidowitz, >> yes. >> Mrs. Romeo, >> yes. >> Mr. Drew, >> yes. >> Mrs. Van Dyk, >> yes. >> Need a motion for executive session? I move that at 9:07 p.m. we go into executive session for the purpose of discussing superintendent evaluation. The executive session minutes will not be released until such time as the privilege or confidentiality is no longer applicable. >> Need a second. >> Second. >> All those in favor? >> I. >> And did you say you will adjourn from executive session? >> Yes. >> I did not. >> Okay. We will adjourn after executive session. from >> from executive session different than after >> we will adjourn from executive session. >> All those in favor? >> Good night. Leave >> your microphone.