001well let's call the meeting of goshen community school board of trustees to order if you would stand with me and repeat the pledge please i pledge allegiance thank you for joining us tonight um i would like to start with a rather somber note on friday as many of you know goshen community squad thank you david on friday goshen community schools experienced the loss of a student lucian van ness lucian was a kindergartner at prairie view elementary on the south side of town at this time i would ask that you take a moment of silence with me to remember lucian and his family in this time of loss thank you lucian was a as i said he was a kindergartner down at prairie view elementary he loved playing with his brothers and sisters he enjoyed playing
002with balls and bubbles climbing singing running sounds like kindergartner he enjoyed spending time at loveway with horses he had a great laugh that spread a lot of joy to others around him and he loved going to school he loved going to prairie view and he loved to greet people with a high five or a fist bump or in this pandemic time an elbow bone uh visitation for lucian will be on um excuse me wednesday from five to eight and then uh p.m and then from noon to two on thursday at rethrower eric downtown goshen services then will be held at 2 pm at wreath roar eric with burial at oak ridge cemetery memorials can be directed to the funeral home to help the family with the expenses um you can go online to express your
003condolences at wreath r e f h dot com and our thoughts and concerns will certainly be with lucian's family during this time i get emotional i have two two grandkids that are five-year-olds balloons will be released at shanklin pond at the pond at shanklin park um in 55 minutes at 7 pm this evening and jessica lucian's mom wanted the staff members and any others that would like to attend to be sure to let us know that you are welcome hopefully i can get through the rest of the agenda without having to stop this meeting is a meeting of the school board in public um state law mandates that we meet in public but it is not really a public meeting it's different than um many other city meetings in that in that we move through
004our agenda without taking taking public comment but there will be time for public participation as indicated on the agenda here in downed agenda item four we like to start with our mission and vision statements our mission statement is inspiring innovation empowering potential and enriching our world and the vision statement for goshen community schools goshen community school school schools indiana's premier global school district of choice we have presented to us this evening um the agenda is there any um are there any changes to the agenda all right we will proceed with the agenda as presented to us and we also had the minutes from our last meeting of may the 10th that were sent to us are there any changes or um additions or deletions to those minutes all right those also will stand approved as
005presented first item uh superintendents reports is student and staff recognition this is live thank you i have some people to recognize but i don't know if they're here so the first one if not we'll make sure we get their certificates to them the first um barry on hans dr youngren's our high school principal he was named the district 2 high school principal of the year some of you might have seen that tweeted out but for i think the first board meeting ever i haven't seen barry here of course at softball he's at softball sectionals so we can give barry a round of applause [Applause] we also had an elementary principal that was named district 2 elementary principal of the year and that was um this is tammy hicks she also i don't think she's here
006[Music] [Applause] and then for the first time there was a kid mayor elected for our city which um you may have seen tweeted out as well monica pierce from model elementary was named the kid mayor and i don't think she is here either but um you might have seen um she attended her first meeting i saw and she helped sign some documents of that so again monica pierce our first student kid mayor in progosha so you can give we have our technology department across our buildings on um zoom and i'm going to let david talk a little bit we'd like to honor all of them for the endless technology obviously this year that they've had to provide to all students and staff in each of their prospective buildings and so i'm going to let david
007i think a couple of we're going to say a few words and then david will introduce them and they can wave on the screen all right um yeah i just want to reiterate the amazing job that these guys have all done everything from sanitizing ipads to driving ipads out to students to collecting them bringing kids in for testing so with the online academy we had a lot of variation this year everyone stepped up to the plate and i think did a great job accommodating i i can't thank them enough for helping us through this school year that has been trying to so many um but a lot of great work happening to make that happen so um i want to introduce everybody here um and a couple of them will speak and i'll cue you
008for that guys so upper left is courtney collins he's our tech at the middle school and then deanna minnick she is our student data staff data reports this is a lot of our state reporting uh matt o'dell is a tech previously at the high school the now central office helps us with security and network administration ron landon he is our tech at the high school kerry durecki another check of the high school and carrie what are you going to share a few words now you're muted okay um i just wanted to say that i was so impressed with the techs and the trcs during the covid lockdown how well everybody worked together they had a schedule of hours for people to be able to bring in their technology for assistance at the admin building they
009posted a schedule and right away everybody was volunteering and the slots were all failed if somebody encountered a problem we could post it on our google hangout page and quickly got answers and suggestions and uh just really have a very nice team here it's a very nice place to work thank you carrie all right continuing on merv miller he does all the management uh from a district level for the ipads so he's got a big job as well many of the others mark perry um he's had a very interesting year as well with the assessments because he helps with and coordinates uh all the statewide assessments so again with online and variations like that it's been a very interesting year i'm sure he could tell you many stories sam smith she is trc at prairie
010view elementary and sam are you going to share a few words hi um i just wanted to share and say that as a new employee this year um i came on after deb johnson left and i started in december and um it's been a very interesting few months here um and i'm not really sure what next year is going to bring because for me this is just what a normal year looks like so far i'm really excited for that but i know that so far since i've been here at prairie view the elementary school trc especially have been super helpful to me and really just anytime i've needed any help with anything at all someone seems to have an answer whether it's somebody at central office or one of my friends at the elementary school
011so i've been really really grateful for that and i'm looking forward to another year here thank you sam all right and continuing on we have david uh works at chamberlain and then derek works at west ocean and then matt met at model dirk in the lower left at middle school but will be our goshen intermediate school trc so he'll be moving there alan at parkside kayla at chandler and then shannon also works at the high school works with our students um working in the repair class so um we do have a few missing and i'm going to be terrible while pinpointing who's not there but we will have certificates for you guys um i'll hand those out uh when you guys are in tomorrow so just again i wanted to thank you guys all for
012the amazing work that you did and i don't think we could have continued with school as usual without them so this is my isaac notion was probably more prepared than most districts for this pandemic because of this staff and again 99 percent of our students were connected to the internet throughout this pandemic year thanks to this tech staff thank you very much all right thanks yeah it's uh technology is a huge huge part of our business of education these days and given this past year even even more so so appreciate all the work of you and your team david thank you those of us on the board uh just got a tour of goshen intermediate school i'll tell you it's really really cool so we'll get an update uh from boy again [Music] all right
013so we are definitely coming to the finish line here quickly so flight second is quickly approaching um at this point uh ceiling grid is complete out there we're about 99 percent up tiles you guys saw carpet will be complete landed next week taraji was completed she finally will be completed by a product this week so 4am next week will formally be done ceilings will be done we are currently in touch with painting at this point got final cleaning contractors in there now to start all that um so you guys saw we're right there so asphalt will start on the west side if not tomorrow it'll be wednesday so when they only a couple days i'll have that ready to go later on so um yeah it's good shape so landscaping is currently going on middle
014school goes uh middle school is ongoing we are currently painted uh started seeing her today in the merit section uh ad prep kitchen we will be uh probably having all the black walls of the ceiling portion up by the middle next week so steel presses got delivered today we said uh that following weekend so that's ongoing too so the june first starts up the remaining papers so we are meeting tomorrow to uh make sure we're all ready to go and i thought that one just started married mm-hmm it's kind of okay yeah we just wanted to express our gratitude colander here from martinsville the architects and wagons both from fantastic work with uc the great product we have there on the cornerstone yeah any questions or any board thank you are we on budget graduates
015that looks terrific yeah we're excited about it and and shouldn't be any problem with uh taking possession july july 2 to get ready get ready for august that's right very good thank you thank you very much and i interviewed you for 10 seconds yeah i i overlooked something and someone in fact megan icorn he was part of the technology department she came in person and so of course um she's done webmaster and she's now part of the communications department but heavily involved in technology as well as terry mccrindle um she taking on the role as assistant to dr hope was also heavily involved in technology and prepping and all kinds of stuff that we did in preparation for fall so i wanted to make sure i didn't um thanks thanks all right next item on
016the agenda 2.3 is administrative changes after all so i am pleased and proud to announce tonight's uh administrative change mr cheats why don't you stand up please mr jeremy sheets will take that and added administrative role next year as the director of athletics and student activities concentrating on students in grades four through eight so he'll work very closely with the students and parents at the intermediate school as well as the middle school that she serves now mr sheep spent a medical college in mission water and got a bachelor's degree in elementary education he worked here in goshen schools as a third grade teacher he went elsewhere for a couple years and then he realized it wasn't as good and then he came back to us amazing says he'll build a number of different roles as
017a teacher master teacher administrator throughout the years here in the ocean and mr sheets i'll just say this helping his genius is finding connections for parents students he just has a great rapport with their students grateful for their parents and i think you do a fantastic job with this added responsibility we look forward to continuing to work with you right here you want to say someone is excited and pleased with the opportunity thank you very much excited to thank families and students for all the opportunity thank you and if you were watching the video uh one of the first scenes was from the new gymnasium at the intermediate school very pretty cool we just walked through there and still smell you can still smell the fresh varnish it's it's it's going to be great um
018i'm sure it was safe for us to walk through uh next item on the agenda um our robust summer foods program uh you would share with uh and we would normally have dr ruben yes however dr rubel delivered his time um so summer foods will begin on june 7th and run through july 23rd this year um we're going to be open monday through friday we've got 11 different sites throughout the ocean and then also our summer school will be june 7 through july 24th and that'll be monday through thursday but that will be open to the public as well so they can go there and get meals as well um let's see what else um so different from last year they can either eat on site or they can take their meals um and go
019home so that was a little bit of a change and then also we're going to ask that if the children are not on site that they need to bring their id's with them so if a parent would come to get meals or if an older sibling would come to get meals um the state's requiring us to kind of track who's getting meals this year so that was our way of kind of navigating that um we're looking to serve about 28 to 3 000 meals a day but those numbers are a little stupid from last year because i know we served a lot of deals last year and probably won't as many this year and that's our starting line that's what we're going to prep for and then we'll you know after the first couple of
020weeks we'll probably get a more setting over and it's open to to any students they don't have to be seen they can be younger um they just need to come and get the meals themselves since they won't have an id and out of district children can come as well okay i know our state lady is coming and she's bringing her grandchildren so yeah and and it's there's no cost to the to the families oh it's completely free yeah very good great program yep fantastic thanks uh we'll move on to agenda item three which uh is our board committee reports um each member of the board serves on various committees um the first one up is the parts department and um i sit on that uh sit on that board um there's not too much to
021report there things are moving ahead for for the activities of the summer and um hopefully having the adult triathlon in in august and things like that are are moving forward as as we open up so so that's exciting uh next uh music console the meeting is tomorrow so no report all right athletic council mr gerber we met today i think the last time this school year um i'll send you some notes because there's a lot of different stuff going on but just to get some highlights uh we did just kind of go over the masks at athletic events throughout the year just to kind of become a hot watch see how it went things went right things went wrong um i know that mr kessinger another administration are discussing athletics just what we're offering how
022we're offering it who we're offering it to you so that's a big big project myself i'll talk to some about budgets um stipends for coaches and how we help with those things um you know going back to the uh the nas or what we did during the school year um hoping to do uh some kind of pay-per-view next year too as well for people that can't attend events but want to watch um and some ticketing online so some of the things that we've had to do because of it um finding again that they're good ideas to continue so they're trying to find some ways to do that uh and then to pay you back on the uh their lunches so they're offering them with the high school as well breakfast and lunch and the summer
023workout schedule was such that a student athlete could come and eat breakfast and work out or they could come work out when you lunch if they're elected if you can save and do both uh if you're in summer school the media center is going to be open this year which is something new on monday to thursday so if you're in summer school and the other things you're doing you could stay here and do those things i just i thought that was a neat thing uh and then the last thing i just wanted to have it was moratorium this year is june 28 to june july 4. so i always thought it was the first full week of july i'm not sure why i thought that because you know is that a meaningless thing it's really
024the first week that includes fourth of july so it's that last week there'll be no sports that's it all right very good uh building trades mr weddle isn't here but um as far as we know that it's moving along in the house awesome uh child care um maria sanchez shark isn't here so i don't know if there's anything on child care not seen anything um the foundation the ocean community schools foundation uh alan okay the only thing i have to report is that michelle kircher is setting up a meeting with the woman from mishawaka schools with a small group of people to pick her brain a little bit more and find out more than we were able to find out at the last meeting so we're looking for more ways ideas about how to grow
025the foundation i don't have anything to report i would find it interesting i don't know if this has been done in the past for the school board to invite our legislators in the summer to come to a meeting and talk about what we can expect to happen next year in the legislature and give us a heads up for what they know what dr obama knows so our wonderful dea presidents are setting up that meeting all right good uh goshen redevelopment uh mr weddle also sits on that we would like to express our appreciation to the redevelopment commission as they have invested a half a million dollars into the manufacturing academy at doctrine high school yes i appreciate that it helps us buy the materials and the two really tools that would take us years and
026years to build very good very and good and inclusion yes so i would like to just draw attention to the hawk talk you may have received this um in your mailbox recently the equity and inclusion council is sort of featured there and it gives a little bit of history and background um on the formation of that and sort of where we are now and where we're headed so that's very exciting the next big thing up for the council is on the last teacher day a subgroup of that council has come up with a sort of discussion protocol to engage teachers in building and it's really about the inclusion part of that equity and inclusion council so including people in discussion engaging people in discussion um and finding ways to connect and improve our buildings and
027our schools for the mission of the schools which is to empower the potential of our children so very good moving on to item number four this is the public comment section if there are any members of the public that want to address the board on non-agenda items you're welcome to come forward mr knoll i guess my math don't hide everything no [Laughter] we know we know who you are a couple years from now and i'm still wearing this thing just to irritate people especially banks and places that made me wear them i think they'll appreciate it a couple of things one uh i want to remind people that well at west ocean we have a food bank and summer is coming but that doesn't mean hunger goes away and i'm glad to see that the
028school is feeding a lot of people um five five meals a week isn't a lot but it can be the difference between making it or not or especially for a child so that is important yeah and most of you know how tight i am i don't like spending money when i don't think it's necessary some things are parents responsibilities but the economy and things that happen that kind of takes that away so hopefully our food banks are still going to be operating or are they going to be basically moved to the high school because in the past they moved some of them to the high school to consolidate on elementary schools i don't know i'm just if it is please put that word out i guess that's the sugar don't know me the medicine's coming
029so earlier this week phone went off thinking it was who knows a tornado somebody kidnapped somebody with silver you know there's a silver alert or was it kidnapping of a child or whatever or whatever no we don't have a shot festival the use of the emergency system for that is wrong if i understood what it said after i got my ears back depending on if you have your headphones on or whatever they call them earbuds and that thing goes off you kind of lose your hearing the school system had something to do with that i'm wrong people can correct me now and i'll shut up but if it didn't if it did have something to do with it it was wrong that is not how you use that system for what it was designed for
030it comes down to somebody said well the state did it well that's the same thing as saying hey i need to pass this test i know that you're going to be acing it just move your hand out of the way let me copy and the person i'm talking to lets me do that they're just as guilty of the cheating and i put that into educational terms everybody in here knows what i mean by that so the fact that the school had something to do with that they're just as guilty so i feel that school systems should not be doing that it spread fear so i i'm chastising you all right thanks thank you mr null and we appreciate you sharing your concerns i will just say that the school has no control over those things
031that's not to put that back on you in any way mr nell because i do appreciate you coming in um the state health department has control over that all right anyone else the equity and inclusion council uh sure we might not answer them but you're welcome to register them and and perhaps someone can get back to you in your paper you said can you hear me okay that initially it included teachers administrators community members and school board members did it include parents at all yes there were parents that were included on the council that are still included are they still involved in that yes could you explain the difference between equity and equality yes so i i guess i will give a really brief visual explanation of the difference between equity and equality um the
032one that i like to think about is the idea of equity is where you get everyone up to the same level so some students if they have a lot of resources in the home a lot of things like that they don't need as many resources from the school necessarily to succeed but other students may have needs that are not being fulfilled for one reason or another and so um finding ways to make sure that every student has equitable access to to the things that they need and can achieve success that's what equity is versus equality which is just making sure everyone has the exact same thing which not every student needs the same thing some students will need more in one area or another okay i'm just concerned about this because equity is a common
033term thrown around now by critical race theorists and so i wouldn't i'm not happy to see that coming into the ocean schools if it's critical race theory it's one of those euphemisms equity social justice diversity and inclusion and the words inclusion and equity are in your council it's part of the critical race theory which is it's essentially massive marxism and i'm not very happy to see that coming into the school okay thanks any other comments from the public or questions all right thank you we'll move on to because consent agenda items which are items that the board reviews and uh we just agree by consent to approve these we don't discuss them unless there are questions the first one is i need my glasses approval of checks numbered 38 709-3870 1386-1398 306 289 to 306
034308 and eft's numbered 1504 to 1555 and 545.19 to 541 656. uh the next consent agenda item is um c c i s d um and i'll tell you what that stands for um an agreement that's the coalition of continuous improvement school districts an agreement there the third item is athletic event worker pay and we had presented to us a whole grid of what people will get paid when they work at our athletic events 5.4 is a stem camp um science technology engineering and math true yeah you can tell i wasn't an engineer of acronyms i was an article i was i was a music guy um but there's a stem camp that we're asked to give approval for and then the last item on the consent agenda is personnel are there any uh changes
035or any highlights to be made will highlight so first the ccisd agreement allows us to license teachers who have experience within a certain trade but don't necessarily have a teaching degree and so we currently have two manufacturing teachers at the high school who are just doing a fantastic job but we're able to license through this publish which is great a couple of people to note on the personnel roster retirements from two classified employees ed chuck a bus farm who's been with us for 16 years we appreciate that and elizabeth who's been the gms music secretary for 21 and a half yes all right any questions or comments on consent agenda items if not they are approved as presented we have a couple action items that we'll discuss and take action on um the first one
036uh dr metcalf arrival and dismissal times um that isn't for this week um we're talking for next year so this has come to the board uh i think this is our third time here um again um middle and high schools junior high and high school times will remain fairly much um thank you last week they weren't last time they weren't up there so as you can see they'll stay pretty much similar the time in parentheses is the instructional time that we will have during the day with students uh the law requires that at k6 we have at least five and at seven through twelve we have at least six as you can see we're we're above that in all big difference is that with the introduction of the intermediate school in order to transport those
037students as part of the elementaries all elementary students k-6 will get on a bus they'll drop at their local elementary school fifth and sixth graders will stay on that bus it will then take them to the intermediate school and so those start times some might be a little optimistic with travel and time but talking to our director of he feels like those are fairly realistic times seeing how we with the overpass on the south side the overpass here trains can are not really a big hindrance to us at this time so that air this that is the start and end times the other part of this proposal was the early release for the elementary's k-4 on wednesdays at 1 45 to accommodate that professional development that we've been doing in the mornings in the past
038and then late arrival basically stays the same for the time wise but the junior high in the high school just moves from on monday to wednesday gis because of their shortened day they will have time for professional development after a student's leave i'll take any questions now remind us again that the buses on wednesdays will pick up at the elementary's and then go to intermediate school before they deliver the kids to home when they have early release so yes so it will yes so they will pick up the elementaries deliver them and then just go to the intermediate pick them up and take them oh okay so they'll run their routes twice they'll run that right you'll go running partners stay after the buses so those kids won't be sitting on the bus for an
039hour or so yes yep one thing we talked about today i don't think this necessarily stops this but right mr she's crazy if i'm wrong if there's activities at the intermediate school some of them still have enough in middle school so the intermediate school is splitting up 225 from those activities the school's still in session for 45 minutes transportation-wise that could be an issue to get students from one to another it should not be to get students from the uh from the internet to middle schools should not be able to hopefully we'll have as you saw we do have some facilities there so for intramural basketball for sixth grade hopefully we'll be able to use the home gym there at the intermediate school for practices and things like that the soccer fields we have two
040full regulation soccer fields in the back for that so for athletics um a number of except for football can be done football in tennis can be done on site and so that could actually take place right after school there for the intermediate students um i would ask that we uh have that we have a motion to put this on the on the motion on the floor and then we can discuss it more if it if it's moved and seconded i'll move it through a second all right now any other questions or discussion items on this thank you dr metcalf um all in favor of uh the start and end times for next school year as presented to us say aye aye five zero thanks next one we just heard our ligand representative talk about some
041paving that needs to be done yet this week dr hope so we have some paving projects that you approved at a previous board meeting dr snyder is showing those different schools and dating projects and those went to did last week we have brian bolander here from our phil belmont if you have any questions about these projects well we just ask that you approve these projects which you've already heard the scope and sequence and now we just have a menu there and and i mean this is this is a lot i mean some of that will start this week already yeah so some of it starts this week other other parts of it will just be throughout the summer is that right yeah yeah yeah it's all all pretty much planned to be summer work in
042this case the paving that steve bush was referring to is just at the new building so these are repairs at multiple other sites and i would entertain a motion to put this on the floor okay i move that we approve this payment thank you it's been moved and seconded um any other questions for brian or any comments if not all in favor of the motion say aye aye 5-0 thanks pavement's expensive isn't it we have uh as item seven on our agenda some a couple discussion items the first discussion items are cmr fees we used to call it book rental we don't call it book rental anymore so at the last meeting we brought to you um there was a superintendent's report our curriculum material resource fees um you have that schedule in front of
043you on your board docs um just as a shout out we were able to keep those fees at status quo if not below where they have been and that is in the middle of a big reading adoption which reading and math are your most expensive curricular materials resource charges so if you have questions i'm here tonight again to answer any of those questions but you have that in front of you in your board docs and and remind us how how these fees work for families that really would struggle to pay them yes so there's a textbook rental um still that that part is still called textbook rental but it's a textbook rental program to assist families with that process and it's online on how to do that and it's very closely tied to the free
044and reduced lunch so if they qualify for free and reduced lunch they also qualify for reduced curriculum materials fees we will work with our families closely over the summer but then really hit it in the fall when we start school again make sure that anybody who needs assistance yeah okay and so this will come back to us as an action item in our next so i this isn't really a question about our fee schedule i know we do everything we can to keep our fees low but just about this setup in general this is pretty unique to indiana is it not many other states do not charge fees for public school students so indiana is one of the few states that does africa material mental fees yes most states have incorporated that into their total
045educational budget so this may be a long shot thing but i would love to see the legislature eventually address that issue so that students attending public schools but yeah thanks it is important to us in in total what what does it bring in to help cover the cost of those materials do you have a figure [Music] asking them to take over the rental fees it's a little bit like them taking over the general fund they take it over but they don't properly fund it so i could see them not probably funding curricular materials too yeah all right yeah all right now my computer skip back up to the top here we go um the next item 7.2 is high school credits and dr young hans was on are you taking that course he is at
046softball so um this is again simply uh bringing this was a superintendent scored last time we're just making 40 credits which is the standard across the state the number of credits needed to graduate um this just has not been addressed in years so we just want our standard do the same as every other school it's maybe i asked this last time but where are the other county schools this won't put us at any kind of disadvantage anymore we are the only ones okay okay well that answers that pretty clearly there are very few public schools all right that brings us to some closing items miscellaneous board items um i would like to start um by recognizing that um thursday is our last day with students this year um and what a year um and and
047um as the vice president of this board i would like to publicly thank the teachers for for this year now i'm going to get emotional again sorry um but it's been quite a year with this uh with the coronavirus pandemic and we know that there are many schools across the this country that that either opened too soon and had to close again or maybe didn't even get fully reopened due to covet so we feel very fortunate um that we've had our students in classrooms uh this entire year we know that we could not have reopened without the teachers and we would like um what would our classrooms be like without without our teachers uh what a what a wonderful wonderful staff and i also want to thank the rest of the staff um um um
048stephanie is in the back of the room the the nurses and the health the healthcare staff but everybody um bus drivers cafeteria workers everybody um it's just been quite a year and i want to thank them for all that they they've done for our kids to make this this year a um anytime we have students in our schools uh we're doing it so that students can learn and grow and i believe that all of our staff working together to make this year a year of growth and opportunities for our students is just the outstanding and and we just as a board we'd like to thank you the teachers and all the staff for making this year a success and we appreciate your hard work and dedication so yeah and i don't know if there's anything
049else anyone like that to that but i don't know what there is to add i i think we share your appreciation and thank you all for what you've done we hope next year is easier absolutely any other miscellaneous items um miscellaneous administrative items dr hope so i would also like to express my gratitude this evening as i finished my first school year as superintendent i just want to say it's an honor and a pleasure to serve the ocean community can't say enough good things about this board as we went through this very unusual year so i first like to express my gratitude to the ocean community as a whole it's just been a great working here i appreciate all the support and i think i appreciate more than anything is those people who disagreed with
050decisions that i made along the way you've always expressed your views with civility and never attacked me personally and i just loved ocean for that ocean's just a great place to be a very respectful community i'd also like to thank the teachers for us they really helped us build a back-to-school plan to take care of a lot of details elementary teachers have been going strong since school started and we've been in school every day thanks to their hard work secondary teachers we were quite so fortunate and secondary teachers had to deal with that online in person these students are in quarantine but these students are here and i know that was hard yeah they just done a great job with all of them that part of everything we do here in goshen is that student-teacher
051relationship and everybody in the school from school nutritionists custodians maintenance paras everybody in this entire district helps support that learning mission so just thank you all greatly appreciate it all right thanks is there a motion for tournament thanks so much second all in favor aye we are adjourned thank you very much