001water. >> Sure. [Music] No, Happy birthday. >> You didn't tell me I would tell you earlier birthday. >> Yes, it is. Happy birthday. >> I had no idea earlier. >> Okay, let's get this started. >> Mic check. Mic check. This is number one. number one. >> We don't have a mic number two. So, we're going to jump right to mic three. Super mic. Super mic. >> Mic number four. President mic. President mic. >> Microphone number five. Check. Check two. Mic five. Microphone number six. Mic six. Mic six. [Music] >> Student mic. Student mic. Check. One, two, one, two, three. Student mic. >> And then the Podium mic. Podium mic is probably the loudest of the bunch. I will turn it up. >> This is the podium mic. I'll turn the others up. Okay. >> Okay.
002I turned it up a little bit. So, this is a student mic. >> Student mic. Mic number six. Mic number six. >> Mic six. >> Mic five. Mic five. Check. Check. Mic five. >> Mic four. President. Mic. Mic four. >> I have to tweak it. I'm hearing a little bit of feedback. Thank you. >> Mic four. Mic four. Check. Check. One, four. One, two, three, four. Easy for me. I'm doing prime numbers. No, that'd be one, three. >> Okay, here we go. Mic three. I think mic three. Got to tweak that a little too. [Music] Three again. Hopefully it's better. Three. Mic three. Mic three. >> Mic one. Mic one. Check. Check. Mic one. And the podium I cannot raise any louder than this. So this is what you got. Podium mic. Podium mic. Hopefully
003they're all good now. >> Thank you. And now, if you could hear me on the camera, I'm going to test the um computer view. Transitioning. 3 2 1. Now you see the computer view. And now back to the camera. In three, two, one. >> Back to camera. So, if that's all good, I think uh I will mute here. >> You think uh everything's good? >> Good. Nice fade. >> All right. I'm going to mute here in three, two, one. Mute. I was going to say like Thank you very much. Can I grab a book real quick? No, I'm not. >> Did you guys already have So no, I I know. I would love to I'm sure [Music] Hallelujah. I got something. stand for the pledge of allegiance. To the flag of the United States of
004America and to the rep for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all we have trustee trustee district clerk Dr. Brian Graham, our superintendent of schools, myself Marson, board trustee, Jay Grover, board trustee, um, Joy Lamar, board trustee, Jonathan Fitzpatrick, our super our assistant superintendent of curriculum, staff development, and human resource. Cheryl Cardone, our assistant superintendent of pupil personnel services. And, uh, welcome to uh, Doug Whan. He's an interim assistant superintendent for school business and finance. and our two student reps. We have Sienna Saris and Charlotte Tower. Excuse this evening. We have both um Roger Broker and Doug Danielle Bruno. And we also have with us tonight um Yeah. >> Oh, Dave Lowry. >> Dave Lowry. Sorry, Dave. Um and um just a few announcements. If you can silence your
005cell phones um and in case of emergency, we have an emergency exit. of the entrance union behind me and run directly to behind. So with all that behind us, we'll go ahead and get an approval for our agenda for this evening. If I can get a motion >> opposed. [Music] Motion carried 5. Okay. Approval of the minutes from our September 8th meeting. If I get a motion, >> a motion >> and a second. All in favor? >> Opposed? Motion carried 5. And register ambassadors. >> Do we have anybody from school or high school? >> I think it's just high school. So, it's you two. >> Okay. So, I'm going to go first. Um, I first want to talk about senior lunchon, which we had a couple weeks ago. The that went really well. Um, we
006got our picture out on the lawn, everyone assigned the wall and we had Mrs. Campbell who was who used to be an ELA teacher at the middle school and she spoke. She did great. Everyone loved her and it was just a really nice day. We did our events and yeah, it was it was really nice to have them together. And coming up this Thursday, we have the passing of the torch, the second annual one. And it's where the kindergarteners and the seniors line up on the football field. They run to each other and we their friendship bracelets that say you matter on them. And my sister is in kindergarten, so I'm super excited. And I know a couple my friends have siblings or cousins, so I think it's going to be really exciting. >> And
007then starting today, we kicked off our spirit week leading up to um pep rally and homecoming football game and homecoming on Saturday. We started today with camo day and then we have tomorrow PJ day and then Wednesday country and country club. Thursday is our class colors day leading up to um the pot football game on the back fields. And then Friday is blue and white day with pep rally in the afternoon and we have homecoming football game. And then Saturday is the homecoming dance in gym high school. correspondence and Hello everybody. Uh, thank you for being here tonight and thanks Dave Lowry from the Union County Association of School Boards as a visitor tonight. We appreciate you and all that you do for us at that level and at the state level. So, thank you
008Dave. Uh, yeah. So, there's a lot going on. U, one of the things that I want to share with you is the Academy of Finance. We have banner that's going to be displayed here in the professional development room, our boardroom. And uh Sienna, I know we haven't chatted about this yet, but is there an opportunity for you to share a little bit of color uh surrounding the significance of this banner? >> Yeah, so the Academy of Finance is something we offer here at the high school. In order to be in it, you have to take business classes every year. And they kind of just they prepare you for more of the outside world, more stuff, how to be an adult, finance, and business things that you really wouldn't know whether if you didn't take the
009class. And last year, based off our assessment scores, we reached the model level for 2025, which is a really high honor in the US. And It's really well said, right? It is a significant honor. I know Mrs. Boute is is working for with our volleyball team scoring right now. I'm sure she would add a little bit more, but this is a significant moment. And Sienna, I would ask if you'd be okay if we took your picture with the board and leave a higher. Would that be okay? >> Sure. >> Yeah. Why don't you take someone to help her remove it from the board and we'll bring her and if the board can come in front of the table, that'd be great. Yeah, we'll find out. James, you guys want to join the administrator be smile.
010Perfect. Great. >> Let's give her a big round of applause. [Applause] [Music] So just as thank you S and Mrs. Bout did write and she said this prestigious recognition is a true reflection of the dedication and collaboration that drives the success of our academy of finance. Our achievements would not be possible without the hard work of our students, the passion of our teachers, the guidance of our advisory board, and the unwavering support of our business and community partners. So, this is an honor, she said, and it's a testament to the teamwork represented here at the high school. So, SNA, congrats. And are you going to be competing again this year with DEA? >> Yes. >> And just tell us a little bit about that. >> Yeah, so well, I'm actually I'm doing a manual this
011year. I'm not actually competing. >> Okay. >> But I'm working with the with the school board to make a business plan for a joint calendar system that would have all schoolboard meetings and town board meetings on one website. >> Really access. >> Oh, that's great. >> That sounds really good, right? >> I do think it's >> all right. So, nice job, Sienna. hopefully. And so that'll be uh something that the uh DECA board looks at in uh what month? >> January. >> Yep. And then that could qualify you for um the world competition or the national competition. That's right. Well, good luck with that. And the and the second thing up here for correspondence and good news is uh Jessica Hutchings. So this picture here on the screen, Jessica is our family support services coordinator.
012Uh she is a social worker by trade and she's considering uh pursuing a further education to seek her advanced certificate in administration. So I I had the good fortune of nominating Jessica for a scholarship uh the Ray Delaney Memorial Scholarship through the New York State Council School Superintendent and she won. So, uh, so I was I had breakfast with her in Saratoga, New York, uh, this morning and, uh, she's receiving the award very early tomorrow morning. So, I will be driving back to Saratoga to congratulate her on stage in front of about 450 other superintendents from around the state. So, uh, it's really a big honor and we're very, uh, blessed and honored to have her, uh, leading us in our district, not only as a social worker, but somebody who coordinates family support services,
013which was something something the board put into place many years ago and that's why she's here with us. So, thank you to the board for that as well. >> And that's all we need. >> Okay, great. So, on to the public comment and then we straight up. So, on to question. >> Thank you. Uh boards tonight we have two field trips on the docket to be approved here out of town field trips. The first is the uh student council uh has student council had at the high school has a real unique opportunity to travel to Washington DC uh for a leadership conference. Um and uh then our cross country uh cross country team uh is looking to be approved to go to Saratoga on October 10th to participate in a uh in a meet. >>
014Great. Anybody have any questions? Can I get a motion to approve uh curriculum and instruction a please >> and a second? Sorry, I'm okay. I got some bad news on my way into the meeting and I'm I'm a little off. So, um I apologize. Um I'll approve. >> Opposed? Motion carried by. >> Thank you. >> Okay. on to um instructional. Anybody have any questions? Okay. Motion to approve instructional personnel PI 1 through PI4 and PI2, please. >> And a second. >> Second. >> All approved. >> I opposed. I'm sorry. >> Motion carried by. >> We do have some introductions. I think you have two. >> Good evening, Board of Education members, Dr. Graham, and district administrators. Mr. Spoilis, could you please stand so I can introduce you tonight? I would like to introduce you to
015Mr. Mr. Brian Squilis, who will be joining us as a special education teacher in our 1211 life skills classroom at high school. Mr. Swillis has a bachelor's degree in history from Sunni Asiggo and a master's degree in social studies and special education from Mercy College. Mr. Squilis began his career in education in 2012 and has experienced teaching in general education settings as well as um co-taught and self-contained special education classroom. During the interview process, Mr. has conveyed a clear passion for working with students with disabilities and creating learning environments where all students can demonstrate their strengths and abilities. We are very excited to welcome Mr. Swillis to Grand Island High School and looking forward to him teaching in our life skills program beginning tomorrow. Welcome. [Applause] Now, Miss Herod, could you please stand? Tonight, I
016would also like to introduce you to Mrs. Wendy Herod, who will be joining us as an assistant principal at the high school. Mrs. Herod has a bachelor's degree in sociology from Sunni Jio, a master's of science in reading from Elmer Meer College, and a certificate of advanced study in school leadership from Sunni Stonybrook. Miss Yard was a teacher for 17 years before she became a school administrator. And she comes to us with four years of administrative experience serving at both the middle school and high school levels. During the interview process, it was evident that Miss Herro is passionate about education and helping both teachers and students succeed. One of her references shared with us that she is compassionate, joyful, and belongs in a school helping kids. We are very excited that she will be in
017our school helping children, and we welcome Miss Herro to Grand Island High School and look forward to her joining our team tomorrow as well. Thank you. [Applause] I think that's it for announcements and introductions. Thank you. >> On to personel non instructional. Does anybody have a motion to approve instructional personnel one? >> All in favor? >> Opposed? Motion carries 5 Z. Okay, we have nothing for finances tonight. So, we want to specialize and I think it's just for approvals for um CSV and also CPSC program recommendations, please. >> Can I get a motion, please? >> Motion >> and a second. >> All in favor? >> I oppose. >> All right. Thank you so much. So, ladies and gentlemen and the board, uh we're very, very proud of Jude for being uh recognized as a citizen
018of the year at the upcoming dinner, the Chamber of Commerce dinner, which will be October 9th. Uh Jude is being recognized for service to the community. Uh I want to uh personally thank Jude for all that she does for our community. Uh the list is remarkable and it's varied and diverse. Uh, and she truly is a person who cares deeply about Grand Island and gives back to Grand Island in so many different ways. So, J, congratulations. [Applause] And if you want to get a ticket, you got to talk to Jude. So, I'm sure she'll get you. Um, hey, uh, middle school. I I gotta tell you, 90 kids in our middle school musical, Felicia, is truly remarkable to see the students. They're so excited and they're so busy. Uh they pop in on Saturday. They're
019here rehearsing. They're doing such a great job. So, we encourage the community to come out to Moana Junior and I think opening night is the 23rd of October. So, get your tickets for that. And Doug Whan is here, ladies and gentlemen. Doug is amazing. Uh Doug was a super highly successful superintendent for 17 years at Star Point. Kind of one of our rivals, but uh that's okay. But uh and previous to that, he served as a school business official and he's really helping us in a jam. So we we thank you, Doug, for your uh professionalism and your guidance. And we also thank the board for allowing us to work with Jim Santi, too. He's helping us catch up on public reports. So, we're grateful to Doug. And Doug, is there anything you want to
020say to the world? >> Yeah, that's so true. And I don't know think there's truth to the rumor that John Fitzpatrick had to come to your house today and drag you drag you. No, no, no. But we are grateful to you and thank you for your support and leadership. Uh, this is a great story. Cheryl Okconor, a Sidway teacher, uh is using a wheelchair right now, just in the interim, and uh she uh asked a student, Graceline, to give her some assistance and teach our teacher how to use a wheelchair for mobility. Uh this was a really beautiful story. Uh Ellie Leenzac put that together. It's on our website if you want to read. Uh but this is just was just a lovely article and how a teacher and a first grade student are working
021together to help each other. So very nice story there. And as Sienna uh shared with us, what a great moment. I took I took this picture Sienna. I was on the roof with Mark Gordon and Amy Boute. And it's just a great honor. And if you know Mark, uh Mark spends a lot of time honoring our students. he uh is the one he's responsible for putting this together. Um and what a great day. I did miss some of the pictures of signing the wall, but that went well. >> Yeah, it's such a great tradition. And as you already mentioned, having Mrs. Campbell be the keynote speaker was very touching. It was a great choice and she was really honored to be asked. She was a little nervous, but she did such a great job. And
022you and your fellow students are doing a great job in just leading the class with these opportunities. Oh, and this uh this thank you card signed by everybody was just really beautiful. She showed it to me at the table. And a lot of superlatives given out. Any any interesting ones that you want to share with the board? Any cool superlatives? I do appreciate the leadership, right? because you're you're shining a spotlight on on other students in your class, which is really great. But it's just a nice tradition. So, thank you for that. And there's Mark on the roof. Um, >> he's Yeah, he's always directing. >> Thank you. And uh everybody knows uh Mark Scadillia who is a graduate uh from 2002 and he's a national uh musician singer is doing wonderful work in Nashville
023and I happened to be at the game when he was uh singing the national anthem and it was just really nice to see Grand Island connection as the Bills one defeated the Dolphins so we thought they invite him back and these are just some pictures from the opening days of school. Uh pictures from Sidway Elementary School and Charlotte, tell me about cross country. How's the team? It seems like it's a really good team. And I know you hate the spotlight, but you're you're you finished very high in this invitational, which was at Veterans Park. And you were probably the top 15, maybe >> 18. >> Top 18. Yeah. Which is huge because how many athletes were here and running in that race? Yeah. Yeah. And I think you committed to St. Patenture. >> Congratulations. Right.
024>> Can you just share with the board just any other cross country highlights? I know our our our JV boys are amazing and just maybe just share all that. >> Well, I bet me our JB boys won first place for the second time in a row and um they actually one two three for me which is basically where first, second, and third. And then Actually, last Tuesday, our girls varsity team had our first pool meet, but we also went to three that meet. Um, so we're having a very successful uh season already. We actually have some of our other teammates here, too. And they have been doing really well. Carson Eagle actually placed in the top 20 at >> Yeah, that's no joke. >> A huge unit with thousands of brothers and so to do
025that was really amazing. Um, but really we're only in the first few weeks of our seasoning lots of improvements and um really good. >> Yeah. What do you want to study at special education? >> I love that. We should talk over. We should I was a special teacher for 16 years. Let's let's get together before you graduate. Chat about that. That's great. Congratulations to your team. And uh we announced Little Shop of Horrors as the musical this year. Uh this was a big reveal. There were trivia questions all week and people were trying to figure it out. It's going to be great. My son was in the show. He was seeing more of that when he was in high school. So, I'm really looking forward to seeing the show. And Sue, you have the opportunity
026to see Rear Ad. Uh he and his wife, who also uh is a graduate of Grand Island, uh were here. They gave speeches. They visited classrooms. and see if you might add anything to that experience. >> It it was just really great to have him here and I actually um was able to get into uh Mr. Don Lee's classroom and it was really great to see the kids interact with with the rare at they asked a lot of great questions and he asked some pretty difficult questions and I was guess I was surprised so removed from high school that they they had the answers right like some of the stuff that I learned so many years ago right they it was really a great interaction and it was just great to have him back here.
027Um, you know, so successful and loving his time here at Grand Island, both being raised on Grand Island and and his education time here at Grand Island. And he really um really expanded on that and really expressed that to our students. So, it's always great to have someone who, you know, um, be so su successful and attribute so much of that to what what was done here in in our building. And, you know, we spent so much time focusing on that and and working on the details here and and giving our students the best education and then to see it come to fruition and then them come back and share it. It's just really a full circle moment. It's really exciting to see. So, I think for everybody it was an exciting experience. >> I
028want to thank Hillary and Jamie for putting this together, too. There's a lot of logistics around this. And he was here really to honor the 250th anniversary of the United States Navy, which was also amazing. And he is in charge of all the submarines in in the United States and and their missions. And he really did a great job uh talking to students, answering their direct questions. And his wife got up and spoke in one in Mrs. just class about her experience as a a supporter of her husband in this world, right? Super important >> as as a military wife and especially as a as a Navy um wife. We did have um tours on the submarine. So really what that what her role was and she really is was wonderful and she's really wonderful
029person and she really spoke not negatively about her role. She was very supportive. um was great and I think it was great for our students to see. >> Yeah. And she also gave she's also now because of her husband and the length of time that he served, she's a a leader for uh new wives and new moms of uh of the military, particularly in this in this area. So, she's she's being able to uh share her experiences and wisdom to support new moms as well. >> So, great job there. Uh, I just love this picture. Uh, the football team's doing really well. I think we're three and one. Um, and uh, they just keep, uh, doing such a great job. And this is Matthew. He's was our, uh, he was our equipment manager for one
030of the games. And if you haven't had a chance to come out and see our team perform uh, in all the teams, right, that we have, uh, it's definitely worth coming to. And Matt uh, comes uh, he's 29 years old. He comes back all the time to cheer on his favorite team. So, that was great. And just some other, you know, beginning of the year photos of our cheerleaders and the spirit uh that we uh all experience every day here. Uh some of these pictures are taken by Scott Kas who's also being recognized by the Chamber of Commerce uh for his work in the community. So, we thank Scott for sharing these photos with us. This is Rebecca Dolan right here. This is Rebecca successfully uh completing uh an a point a play team John
031what's the word point after touchdown event which is really remarkable and Rebecca had played soccer and the girls varsity soccer team prior to uh coming to also pick for our football team. So just some really great stories uh happening. Listen our girls swim team is amazing. We think they're going to go very far not only on swimming and diving. So these are just some celebratory pictures uh demonstrating the good work of our athletes and our coaches. A lot going on, a lot to be proud of. And our boys uh soccer team although uh lost the blue court is are still ranked in the top 10 uh in schools around. So we we expect a lot of great things happening uh throughout this fall season. Uh lots of great things. So this this is John Roth's
032uh uh grandson running for a touchdown and Mike Lucci is doing a great job. So all sort down uh doing such a great job. So uh many things to honor and this Friday we have our recognition of our second inaugural um class into the Grand Island High School Hall of Fame. So, uh, you will probably recognize some of these amazing, uh, graduates and athletes, uh, that served in the halls, uh, back in the 70s and the 60s. Uh, and, uh, just a specialtation for Julie Roth Neville also being inducted. Just some amazing people here. I think we all know Dick Bessel and and Brett Kern. Brett Karn after a long amazing career in the NFL is also being conducted. So we thank the committee for all their work um with respect to uh the Hall
033of Fame. So that is Friday uh during the halftime they'll be recognized at the football game and then Saturday at the launch club we'll have a wonderful lunchon for those honores. Uh this is Chris. He is the CEO of a company called Arc Strategic. He was here Friday and Saturday until midnight and he was working with Aaron Seagull who works in our instructional technology department. I was here from 10:30 to midnight uh also supporting their work and uh we're blessed to be able to uh have his company do liar threedimensional digital models of our high school campus which will then support emergency response and fire safety and and additional uh security enhancements throughout our school district but particularly here at the high school. And Chris here uh also took time to present to our technology
034students uh who are taking drone and robotics classes. And basically he's holding a drone that did this incredible um model of our high school physical plant and then inside they did LAR scanning of every room, every closet, every hallway throughout the entire high school. And all of that technology will form a three-dimensional model which then we can share with emergency responders. We can share it with uh fire safety planning and so forth. And so I'm pretty sure uh some of the town representatives came by on Saturday to learn a little bit more about this. So there may be some future conversations at the top as well. So we're grateful uh for that partnership. where we talk about Jessica and just a few more uh photos of our our kids and our coaches doing great work.
035So, we thank everybody for making start of the year in September a great opportunity for everybody. And lastly, I would share with the community this important uh social media safety awareness program that Jessica Hutchkins will be putting together on Thursday, October 16th. Uh we're asking our principles to invite all of their families to this event and particularly I would say our elementary uh parents too because um social media uh can be an amazing tool but can also be a you know a safety issue for our kids and we've had some history over the past few years of children getting caught up talking to strangers online and so forth. So we're going to try to emphasize this awareness but also teach parents how to help monitor and restrictions on their uh phones uh at home so
036that kids can be even more safer. So that's an important as well. So that's all I have. Thank you. >> Um well just some minutes but I did want to say thank you to the community for supporting us with our recent fundraiser. It was a pretty uh successful fundraiser. So we appreciate I have a couple of reports here. I just wanted to uh touch on the u um the commissioner of education is going to be here October 7th, which is Tuesday of next week. Um Dr. Graham and I are both attending dinner. I didn't know it is still time for others to sign up for that dinner. If anybody else wanted to attend with us, I'm sure there is an email can shoot back up the details. Anybody else would like to join us dead
037is um Tuesday. >> Yeah, tomorrow is the deadline. If anybody else believe it's Michael's out in Hamburg, is that correct? >> Yeah, I think it's 7:30. >> So, anyways, if anybody else would like to join us, just let us know and we'll get signed up. Um and then there is going to be an event in November for our student representatives. I don't believe the details have come out on that, but I know um that you will be invited. It is on my calendar. That's something you guys would like to do. I would love to join in that event. Just let me know if you um I did attend the C uh Segway PTA meeting and the Gizbook uh meeting. Um those agendas are there for you. I did just want to um do a shout
038out real quick for the Gizmo. We are having a kind of a new fundraiser. We are having a booster night at Chicken and Jenny's on October 28th. So, if you um like to um go out to eat um they will give us uh 20% of uh the food that's um ordered on the 28th. I will remind you again, but if you cannot wait until the 28th for Chinese, you could go tomorrow night and support Zanta. They are having a booster night there um as well. So on Thursdays is tomorrow night between 5 and 9 and guest list is 20 of that. So on to the uh public comment session. We did have somebody sign up. So I just have to read this real quick David before we to speak. So at this time public comments
039are invited from those individuals who desire to address the board of education on any topic which is not on the agenda. Residents who have previously signed up to speak will be recognized by the president. When speaking, please identify yourself first. Be clearly and loudly enough for everyone in the room to hear. Speakers are requested to limit their remarks to no more than 3 minutes to appoint a spokesperson if a concern is a group concern and if necessary or desire to supplement verbal presentations or written reports. Personal comments toward a member of the community, staff or board of education will not be appropriate. So J. >> Good evening. My name is David Groby. >> Proud proud parent of uh two lovely little girls, one at youth, one at Sidway. I'm here tonight to make aware of
040the my opinion the lack of child safety specifically to the Sidway uh playground. Uh it's my understanding that the teachers of the Sidway uh school have asked for quite some time now for wood chips for the playground. Uh specifically, there are certain spots of the playground the wood chips worn away um not at the proper depth and their concern is potentially a child getting injured due to the wood chips not being at a proper depth. Um that day unfortunately happened earlier today. Uh my daughter ultimately took a fall in one of those spots that the teachers had a concern for that wasn't at a proper depth. Uh injured her back. Um so I want the board to be aware that uh this is an issue and quite frankly it should have been addressed as soon
041as the teachers uh requested the wood chips to be at a proper depth. Uh, and unfortunately today was one of those days where somebody did take a fall in one of those spots and they did get hurt. And I think uh all parents should be concerned about this and uh uh they should all be upset that the time frame took way too long to get the wood chips uh installed in the playground and that proper depth. Um because obviously with Sidway being kindergarten and one and first grade uh these are our smallest students here, smallest Vikings and uh their bodies are still developing and it doesn't take much for them to potentially have a serious injury. So I humbly ask the board of education to expedite this and uh have the best interest in our
042child's safety. Thank you. to the committee of the whole items and information round. >> Yes. I just want to share with the spirit assembly and the tradition of our cross country kids at the spirit assembly will be participating in is it a worm or what's >> there eating of a worm? >> Yep. There we go. Thanks. country seniors meet in front of everybody. >> Yeah. And that will be you too. All right. Good luck with that. I appreciate that. I don't have anything else. Thank you. >> I I really don't have anything. I am I'm really looking forward to the passing of the torch ceremony. I will be there on Thursday. Also, um the hall of fame ceremonies both Friday and Saturday. I'm really looking forward to being a part of that. It's always great
043to have um students come back and be celebrated for um their accomplishments both while they were here. Um in our high school and for um their accomplishments postgraduation as well. Um so thank you for stepping in and helping us John as well. Um and that's really all I have. Um our next meeting is next Monday. So if you enjoyed yourself immensely this evening came back to you get lots of credit I don't know. Um and with that I will give a motion to call the meeting at 82 and a second. >> All in favor? Opposed? Motion carries 5. Thank you.