001I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States for America. Under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Board of Education Meeting That one. Sorry. All those in favour? Aye. Okay, great, it's really… I have a motion to approve the minutes of May 19th, 2026 Board of Education meeting as presented. Sound move. Question. Any questions, comments. favorite. Both states were curious to see. I have a motion to enter a new executive session to discuss a contractual legal matter. Mountains. We'll pause the meeting. with a few minutes, everyone. Oh, sorry, thank you. My son can't find my speaker later. We are back live in good morning. We'll be able to resume just two minutes. Good morning, spiritual. that I have. I am not going to have a problem. This is me. Yeah. No, that's
002not valid. Thank you. And no one who tells you that. Don't there? Hey, everybody. We have a motion to resume opening session. Yeah. All in favor? Okay. Motion to grant Jeremy Dixon permanent. civil service matters and maintenance worker 2 effective 6.4. Second. Firstly, expanding. All those in favor? Aye. vote. Same. Motion carried to 73. Motion to approve Leanne Kendall for the elementary teacher effective September 1st, 2026. So moved. Oh, sorry. Questions, comments? All those are buried. Both saved motion here at 72. The motion to approve amended death leads as teaching assistant effective September 1st, 2026. So moved. Second. Christian credits. Sene. Motion carries, second. Welcome back. Oh, I'm not okay. Very good. Motion to approve Samantha Reed. As schoolmitters, effective cerv 2026. Okay. Questions and comments. Always together. Same solution variants. Awesome. Nephi, motion to
003approve meeting. This recommendation is contingent upon guidance for duty. obtaining certification… In music prior to 91-2006. So moved. Higher is before he's graduated. He's already produced this letter forms of meetings, and he's graduated. The next institution. time to license certification. I don't have a question. I'm just saying I'm really jazz to work with him. And of course, he helps out with drama quite frequently, and he's always very friendly. Thank you. All those in favor? Aye. Opposed? Pretty stated motion here is I have a motion to approve Nicholas Smith as music teacher effective September 1st, 2026. This recommendation is contingent upon Nico Smith obtaining certification. So moved. Second. Questions, comments? If you just graduated this grant. And he's doing his work is logic. Thank you. Aye. I did. I had a glitch. You can't it? Yeah,
004I've ever seen a movie. Ralph. I have a motion to approve Christopher Seale as career effective at 8 31 2026. Send moved. Questions, comments? All those in favor? Aye. Proceed. I'm actually curious to answer it. A D1 superintendent's report. Just a quick piece I had this afternoon. Board City Assembly to Johnny's office announced just last week that we'll be getting a bullet aid. They have Bullet Aid, which additional state aid money from the State. It's an undisclosed amount at this time, but Uh, we are grateful for the quality this summer day, and also we're grateful for the support from the other assembly Thank you, Rosan to send from us today. Last year, I think we were super on an additional $29,000. Whether we use it within a program or we use it to offset The
005fund balance and reserve clinic. So before we come when we figure out the development of these. capital project to support the update on my side. Shannon get into the Um, construction. Uh, budget-wise, we're looking very friendly at this point, budget-wise, we do have two important phases coming up over the summer. With the demo of the two kitchens. Um, upon the download institutions, it'll give us a true picture. of where we stand financially, but where we stand financially right now. There are several hundred thousand dollars left over the project. to make a determination of what we want to do. Um, it's either work to add or add a Phase 3 work that's been Out, um, so… Um, just prepare the facilities committee and We've been talking to, um, with Shane. Um, what we really work on?
006We'll get the building condition survey. Um, it would… get an additional capital project in our defense direction. So little positive truth right now, and construction chain will get into that. If you haven't seen the industrial Marks building there in Shubrock. Um, and their July finish date is sitting with booking process. Why? Why? Um, can bring the city in July. Yeah, it's smoking up the hallways, you can see the hallways and classrooms. I think the Southside has you brought up the walls. Um, I had been over with him today. Um, uh, we have two student, uh, Board members for next year at the junior class level, that is going to return. Maxwell is graduating, congratulations. We're going to miss you. Uh, and uh… Mr. Mumford has interviewed both of the candidates. Um, and send over a
007recommendation. The board is welcome to interview both of those candidates. Um, or choose from the recommendation from high school person. So, um, we can talk about that, make that decision between now and then 2020. And then, um, uh, calendar from the Board of Education. Um, option A and option B, essentially. And one update that I just wanted to point out. Is on… high school library for July and August. Um, instead of the cafeteria, because there will be construction behind us. We're going to be using this for storage or staging. So, um… We move those meetings to… The, um… library of speakers. Why the additional per option A? It just gives an opportunity, if there's… if there's hiring for another meeting. It's… we're… we have one elementary position open up, Um, it's not filled yet. So
008we're anticipating that we're going to get that filled by the end of June. Um, and they would be appointed at the 23rd or the latest at the 7th. Um, that's the timeline. Okay, there might be a few other openings as well. Um, that I'm not taking up a TA position, but I think you still have to fill. The board in my office filled up. This has been the last couple years. So is that the only difference 1 of July, if you can always add a meeting, Is he fair to cancel the July 28th meeting if we don't need it, or to add it, please do it. Six and a half dozen of nothing. Okay. Then there's opportunity. Sure. Excellent. It's up to the floor. That'd be fine. And Instagram's motion. So did you speak. Okay.
009Please, don't read important. Yes, yeah, Senator. Oops. Excellent. That's all I have. Any of these questions. Yeah, thank you. Well, Administrative staff reports. Uh, so the first item I have is the New York State budget. Coincidentally, the day after our push report in 1930 with the interstate budget. So for the most part, it was good news. They gave all safe, harmless districts, such as an additional 1% bump, so instead of getting $73,000 will be getting. 147 and change. And, uh, we're gonna be using that to offset our Zoom Phone balance plans we talked about before, so that number was slightly above 1.6. It brings it down to $1.5 million, which is what we… We're Georgia's variable this year. It is good news. And while this increases 12,000, I also, again, to be remiss by the
010point out. It's also how far we're above formula. So now we are currently, if you let the foundation in Formula 1, we are $255,000 for work. So, if you want to send the governor's proposal two years ago to go after the response from the school districts, which is something that you should just be aware of. lines as a formula, we're not getting forward. So there are a couple other changes with extraordinary students. None of those changes have been impacted due to the local formula. 255,000 of software per year. So it's quite possible to say in my next year. If we were exactly formula, you can see 255,000. Production. Yeah, and that's kind of one of the big pushes in all the is the way that this is making adjustments. We're in the same boat as
011many other schools, that if they were to run the formula out it's written. We would… we would lose out that $200-something thousand dollars, and there would be many, many districts across the state, and it would be in the same world, absolutely. I agree. Thank you. We're about 400 districts or so that are all 2% open funded. Now that I believe any of the districts are actually occurred from It would be a good strategy to keep That can find them once. As low as we can, so we can be our… Anyway, right? Absolutely. Yeah, he said that that money… That money goes away. The district will have to be in a position to use fund balance more preservatives. Had it then reversed and we didn't do. Our original one, we're signing it was we're going to
012go back and put you on where you should have been? Where would you go with that? So, something you just wanted to be aware of. Remain hopeful that if we never end up there, but the way the farm is running, more districts are going to continue to monitor farmers. It was something that the pressures were intended for. Yeah. So… With us going over, going, uh… Is this the increasing? The amount, like, it's 255. Above… We have an idea, like, more worth it last year. If we were on formula last year, so we got exactly what we were supposed to receive. Okay, so any district, they brought up two formulas, you had an enrollment deadline, you would go the other direction, so it kind of a set up for that, but all these districts are finally
013fully funded, even though they were underfunded for a decade. Got you up, and oh wait, never mind, you know, now you're all overcome it, so… So what should be mind. Yes, just something we just want to keep an eye out for what's going on in Albany. Another piece of good news is your zero emission bus mandate was extended by 5 years. Absolutely, Senator Kershine. Phil. So it was adopted into the budget. So the district is now legally purchased combustion engines through 2032 and. And the way it currently stands all in the combustion engine buses, the vehicles need to be offserved by 2040. So, I just sleep on both 5 years, which again, because all we were looking at was a waiver on the front end, which was going to make the back end for us,
014so… Another piece of good news. We went over our budget results. After the meeting on May 19th, but as another. For anybody watching for the first time, our budget pass for the 26-27 school year, $376 to 129. The library proposition passed 377 to 131. The purchase of gas mining buses passed $407 to 196. The contingent over the hits the gas musters have failed, EV buses back 129 to 373. Um, just to note the salient for all of the mandated for shout, because we all know we're not ready for that. Pam Ganarian and Tammy Goal Stoner received the most votes and have been elected to three-year terms, beginning after reordition meeting next year. The budget exit fall results. So we had 31 responses this year from 21. Um, in total of the 481 in-person voters, that
015represents 6%. 94% reported that the budget information provided by the district was clear and helpful. 52% reported that they were enough of O 3rd. electronic paper communications. 48% of respondents reported attending a budget presentation. We're having some red materials prior to the vote. 58% of the respondents had children in the districts. And the programs voters would like to see preserved or expanded on for the arts, academics, athletics, and small class sizes. That was our sample size. Uh, from 31 total respondents. For typical business in IFAS, the district has earned nearly $260,000 in interest year to date, 131 of which is allocated to the general fund. And the food service program for the month of April has received our full allotment of the 5,441 and our program. But it sucks. Yeah. I thought that would be
016under God when they were going to go down the phone name, so… helpful for our reserves and regulators, so… Which is more good news is a lot of interesting. Very good, thank you. All right, James. Right, so first off, capital project phase two, I immediately have over there. As Rob stated, we're pulling right along over there right now. All trades are on-site, basically. Everything is being done. It's chaotic right now. Say Adam built. Aha! We got plumbers over there, you have mechanical over there, you have… You know, electricians over there, um, so… Everything's being installed electrical magnetic lines. Gas is underway also. She rock, as we stated, is going up on the south end, and we're all the way most brutal point right now. So, I mean, it's really coming together. Um, and it looks
017beautiful. It's gonna be a beautiful building once we're done on it in July. Yeah, sometime in July. Don't rush. Yeah, so everything's going great over there. I mean… You know, um, to us, even bringing over a teacher is to make sure that Her hope is where he should be. You know, can we just check this location? Is this going to work for you? That's how we're going about this right now. You know, um, I don't want a project done where a teacher's gonna be in there at the end of the day, They're like, hey, you know, it's over 5 feet. You know, so that's what we're doing with the teachers right now, also, bringing them over and going through things. Um… Also, State Electrical was on site this past weekend, this past Saturday. They replaced
018three panels in this area down here on the high school floor. If you're cheering this way, we can use the gym this summer. Most likely, you know, a wheeler chip's going to be down your mechanical, uh… Upgrades over there. Uh, so that was great that they're getting in up early. More contractors we can get in early. the better off we are, you know? Wheeler and Bronwell boilers, we let them start early too M4. And, uh, they got both boilers out already, everything's cleaned up. And, uh, start doing the team, they'll start piping everything in. So they're going to be working second shift, this way we're not disrupting classes. They got boarding paths, they got a wealth of pipe. So they'll be working with second shift on that for the… Two minutes. Oh. With grounds just
019look beautiful out there. I hope everybody's noticing it. We got a second guy now everything's running smooth between sports games, you know, lacrosse. All that stuff, um… I think it looks awesome out there, and hopefully everybody else does, too. They've been undergoing, uh, you know, getting the nose pads ready. Uh, flowers, you know, and daily pie, because it rise isn't stopped all over that, you have to do flowers soon for your graduation, right? Yeah, for I did, but we're supposed to know a little bit more, yes. You know, of course, that week before graduation, my concentration's over here. It looks beautiful out there. So thank you to put through. Our maintenance system work orders as they're catching up, you know, every day, more work orders have come in. And it started all this continuation of
020weekly events right now for our daytime custodians, it gets really busy even more. With, uh, water days coming up, and, you know, Tiger Day, and all that good stuff. So, I just want to say a big thank you to our grounds and maintenance group for all their hard work that they put in on a daily basis. You know, I think they do a great job that everybody else thinks so, too. Thank you. Transportation. Right. Um, so, for transportation and athletics, it's ended, and field trip season is starting. Starting to plan our summer rounds, and thank you to the administrators for getting getting Matt the information earlier. Daga is doing Parks and Recreation at Rockwell. They currently do not have a sign-ups to run a daily show from Wheeler to Rock Elliott. Uh… They will be
021using a field trip bus, From both Rockwell and Santera Park. The driver that is being reviewed for permanent status will be moving and leaving the district end of June. Thank you to the board. So we're excited to share that Liberty Group Resources has vow that Liberty could partner with us for an on-site counseling clinic. They toured all three buildings last week, and the spaces that we have meet the Office of Mental Health Requirements. They have shared a memo of understanding with the district, and it's currently under review by our district workers. So pending approval would be able to have content councilor starting in the fall. They're not costs associated with the service for the district. The district would need to equip the room with a desk, have admin chairs, Which we get to five new
022things that we already have. Any questions? Thank you. Thank you. Halo, things going on in Rockwell. Some fun things that have been happening in kindergarten. But the zero on the 28th day of perfect weather, lots of animals were out, they had a great time. First grade went to Betts Library on the 26th. They also had a wonderful time and were able to get library cards. Rockfall most of the planetarium yesterday and today, which is always a fun experience. The kids have a great I'm going to say great timing loss. There's a great time. So we've had the planetary. Upcoming events that are coming up June third, fourth, and 5th. These will be starting tomorrow doing kindergarten screening for all of our incoming kindergarteners. If we have any kindergartners who are coming in who are not
023in our pre-K program and cannot make it to these days, we will also be able to screen them in the fall. or if they register over the summer. On June 4th, we have our new family orientation, so that's for any incoming families, just information about Rockwell. Um, typically designed for families that are unfamiliar with the school, It's designed also for parents only, unless child care is a major hardship. That's from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thursday. On June 10th, Pre-K is headed to the Camilla Splash Pad for their water fun day this year. June 11th, we have quite a bit going on. Our pre-K students will visit kindergarten for half a day so that they can have a chance to try that out as part of our orientation process. Also, on June 11th, first grade
024is going to a Moyne Theater to see all of picky and second grade is going to fall. Fifth on June 15th. kindergarten Water Fund Day June 17th is our game day. June 22nd, second grade Waters Water Fund Day. June 23rd, secondary assistant McNealer. And on June 24th, we have our 7th grade send-off at 1.30 PM. June 26th, the last day of school in the morning, we have our pre-K graduation at 9am Questions? Thank you. Hello, everyone. Congratulations, Leanne. She's going to be a great fit to our community. Uh, spring concert was fantastic, great job to all the students. Special thank you to Mr. Ramos, Mrs. Bentley for really stepping in this year. Uh, the kids face a lot of adversity this year with being. Uh, thank you to Mr. Meyer, and also thank you to
025Mr. Andino, who's on the piano. trips and things going on in the building next couple of weeks. Planetarium will be. Uh, and the million offer rates 3 through 5. Um, these days. Um, so they'll be there to… Tomorrow, Thursday, field trips, student councils going to Marcellus Lanes. On Friday, uh, one of the things I tasked the teachers this year is to kind of reach out and think outside of the box and do different things. Uh, some of the grade levels have really stepped up and done that. I think, um, 6th grade class is going to the locks tomorrow. They're gonna get a chance to go through the lock, which some students probably never get a chance to do. They, you know, they go to the Erie Canal Museum and whatnot, but they're actually going through
026the lock. The fourth grader going to the zoo, uh, 5th grade, this is the one I'm talking about next week. Uh, 5th grade. Uh, instead of going to the most, uh, we were reaching out, I gave some ideas, All the fifth grade will be going to the Rochester Challenger. Institute, uh, Learning Center. I don't know if anyone's ever familiar with that, or heard about that. What that basically is, it's, uh, it's a NASA program. And it's basically like going to space camp. Uh, down the road. So they're gonna… they've been in touch with mission specialists. They all have a a duty role, and they're gonna go out there next week, I'm gonna go out with them a couple times. And see what that's all about. So, um… Shout out to the fifth grade teachers for,
027you know, putting that in motion and taking that. No pun intended that challenge. Um, the drone production will be held the 17th and 18th for… families at junior senior high school, 7 Pm. Doors open 6 30. And the 22nd will be for… Uh, the students, Wheeler students own. A race day is the 11th. The Water Olympics of the 18th. Running club. It shocks me that all these kids want to come from running, but we had 124, 126, 126, and this Thursday will be the. the final week for Running Club is lovely come out and… Ron… Ron or Dog? Best, best job. Um… Yeah, get that one step, bro. Yeah. Well, that was interpreting. The other thing I want to take a moment and say, and I'm going to get busted on for this because I'm
028going over my time. I know Ryan will probably talk about sports and baseball, but I would like just take a moment, talk about softball. I was assistant coach this year for the varsity, The past two years of the varsity program, they've gone 12 and 5, I'm sorry, 12 and 2 and 12-5 this year. Last year, they had an early exit in the sectionals. Uh, they probably just didn't know what they were, you know, up against. It's a big deal. This year, we were two of one sections. So we got as far, we got farther than we've ever gotten as a combined program. And they got to experience Carrier Park. I don't know if anyone's ever been out there. For that, it's everything going on at once. It's just, it's an amazing experience. And they really
029played their hearts out. Uh, it was a cl… the numbers are reflective, it was a close game. Uh, right up to the end. The great thing about it is, um, We're losing one senior. So, we're going to be as strong next year for the next couple of years, so… I'd just like to give a shout out softball. less recognized, but I think it's important to recognize all the accomplishments, so… Any questions? That's a great graduation. Sister at graduation. Are there any details of that? Yeah, it's… It's on the calendar for the 26th. Subscribe. To experience the training. I don't know, nothing has been sent home instead of phone number. Yeah, no, yeah, it'll be sent home in the next week or so. They're finalizing a lot of the stuff, uh… with the t-shirt orders and
030whatnot, so they didn't want to, like, they didn't want to… Jump back. Yes. Thank you. Good evening. Just a few updates from the high school. Tiger Days this Friday. Uh, it's a nice event for the kids. Uh, they enjoy it. If anybody wants to come and, uh, grill hamburgers and hot dogs, you're more than welcome to come down. Um, we're always looking for chefs in the kitchen, so, uh, you're more than welcome to do that. Um, June 9th and 10th. Uh, we have, uh, our English regents and our Algebra 2 regents. Those exams are given early because those are the two new exams that will be given. The state requires us to do that earlier so that they get the data and the information back. Uh, the last day of classes is June 16th. Um,
031and, uh, Regents examined from June 17th through the 25th. We have graduation rehearsal at 8 30 on Thursday the 25th, and graduation is at 6 o'clock. Um, on the 26th in the Front Blanc, um… Hopefully the weather… one of the things that we are looking at as a building, Um, and through our department chairs and our librarian, as many of you have heard about, obviously, with cell phones, Uh, with screen time… computers. Um, and the one-to-one devices, and how much time students are using it. Um, we've been doing an analysis here of how we're using our Chromebooks. Um, not only is it an instructional tool, uh, but how are the students using it? Uh, within vast period of time. Um, and a lot of the students that we're finding, uh, are not using it for
032classwork, they're using it for other activities and bypassing the filters and going to games, etc. So, they're basically supplementing the Chromebooks for the cell phones. Um, so we are looking at, uh, different options, one of which is using all the Chromebooks that we have here and putting carts in the hallways, uh, or in the classrooms. Um, and utilizing them, and for the instruction use, and then using library and Uh, to sign out Chromebooks for students who need it at home for homework, etc. So not necessarily assigning each kid a… or each student a Chromebook, um, we've seen a lot of increase in damage, broken screen, Chromebooks throughout the year, and it's been an indefinite increase this year than it has the last. Uh, a couple years, so we just wanted you to know that by
033looking at that. We haven't made any decisions on that at this point. Um, but we're looking at, kind of, Uh, going away from the one with one, carrying device all day in a backpack to more hub-style. Um, Chromebooks and use them when needed. So I'm just keeping that in our area. I have a question on that. Sure. Do we have a good idea? I know just because my daughter's missed class, Mr. Malvi does like a flipped classroom, so that Like, maybe you would still have students in that class. Do we have an idea of how many other teachers are doing something like that? Which students need it, and I think for homework? Uh, so there is a select few classes, uh, two or three, but that is, uh, you know. What we found with the
034foot classroom, a lot of the students are using their phones when they get home and watching the videos on that. Uh, as well. So, the students would still have the opportunity to sign out for Chromebooks and math content out for two weeks, a week for this unit, or something along those lines. Uh, kind of like we would do for libraries. Uh, that was brought up. Uh, the other thing is, uh, how are the students going to use smart passes? Um, and we're looking… I have a meeting next week with the kiosk, Um, in classrooms, so… We'll figure that part out as well. Um, so, again, this is just in the talking phase right now. We haven't made any decisions at all. Um, we're just kind of discussing it. Yes. I've found that it's more than
035just 2 or 3 classes that inspire. Digital hallmark everything. While it might not be a flipped classroom like Mr. Malty, I think just, uh, every one of my classes this year has required. Digital homework every week. Let me ask, is it daily? Are you using your Chromebooks all day, every day? And the majority of my classes, I use it for 1st period, third period. forth during when, because a lot of teachers don't sign paper stuff anymore. It's all Classroom. Best period. I used my cropbook, and then… All of those quests, particularly, like, APA college classes, I've had significant amounts. Yes, absolutely. And we took that into account in consideration when we're discussing it. The reason why I asked, like, I'm prepared, because you're carrying around Chromebook for 9 periods out of the day, you mentioned
0366, so 3 of those periods You wouldn't necessarily need the Chromebook, but you could have access to it, and then if you need it at home, you could take it out. Also, the features are also looking at revamping some of their curriculum to do more Brady, uh, instead of typing. Uh, as part of their homework, if you did any more, uh, assignments that way. Um, so, again, we're still in the planning part of this whole thing, so there's a lot of questions that have to still be answered before we move into it, and that is… Any other questions? Um, yes, Ashley. Um… Have you found out how people are bypassing it? So, it's an interesting fact, yes, we have. Um, you can create a Google site. Um, which is now Blackfire film. There are then
037bypasses the filter to get into any game that you want. And we can't block that, because if we did, we'd have to block Google Flashing. We can't do that. Excellent. And that includes music and that includes games. Yeah. Yeah. I was just curious. Where there's a will, there's a way. Yeah. It's unfortunate, because… We use our Chromebooks for a lot. And that connection would be something where they juven seniors have their own problems. You know, uh, the 7th and 8th graders are using laptop apps, you know, so that that is also something that we've discussed. Would there be any way to potentially have, like, an assembly towards the end of this or the beginning of the year, just to let people know exactly what the repercussions of their actions are having on the school as
038a whole? Yeah, and we do just like you said at the beginning of the year? Um, we are now in Philly, um, families for broken Chromebooks, um, but there's no… There's no flexion agency for that. Because something that I've realized, like, using the backpacks as an example. When at least when people realize that losing like their backpacks might be on the line. A lot of people started using their walkers, guys. Oh, shoot, gotta get my act together, so this doesn't go away. If people know what's at stake if they continue to use their Chromebooks for things that aren't… they are intended for, they might whip themselves into shape a lot quicker if they go, like, Yeah, I agree. Yeah, so we will plan on… we plan on doing that. We do that every year at
039the start of the school year, so we will go over all the expectations. Thank you. So varsity spring sports enjoyed a lot of success this year. Um, as Eric mentioned, varsity softball made into the sectional semifinal round. Um, they enjoyed a very, very nice season. Um, even with the odd sack against them towards the end of sectionals, having to play back-to-back in the quarterfinals of the section, or the semifinals. Due to that awful weekend of rain that we had. Um, so congrats to you guys, kudos, that was an awesome run to watch. Um, the girls played fantastic all the way through. Varsity baseball made it to the quarterfinal round of sectionals, uh, after winning their first OHSL league title in 46 years. So kudos to them. That's an awesome achievement. Varsity track and field is
040still competing. The state walls are the next two days. Uh, we had multiple Section 3 champions. I gotta go to the next picture on my phone here to get it right. Read loop was the Section 3 champion in the 1600. Um, and Jaden Buchanan was the Section 3 champion in the 200. We also had 5 individuals and 2 relay teams take second place in Section 3. And this was last week. Um, Varsity Girls Lacrosse competed and lost a hard fought game in the first round of sectionals. That was a phenomenal game as well. If anybody, uh, missed it. Varsity boys lacrosse made it to the semifinals and lost in an upset game in the semifinals. Uh, Varsity tests! After, obviously, the start of the year that we had with tennis, not knowing if we were
041going to combine or not, The tennis team won more games this year on their own than they have in the last three or four years going back. So kudos to them. They did a fantastic job this year as well. Uh, what I'm most proud of this year is that every single spring varsity team was a scholar athlete team this year. Which means that every single sports team we had at Onondaga this year was a scholar-athlete team. Fall through spring. That just goes that's a testament to our students and how hard they work in school. Um, what that is, is every team's GPA that we host here at Onondaga had a 90% or higher GPA. So kudos to the students. That is an unbelievable accomplishment this year. One thing I want to put on the board's
042radar is that our varsity baseball program is showing interest. And looking into the possibility of having a fence up top. Um, I just wanted to bring this to your attention for consideration. Uh, we are looking into costs and getting quotes and that kind of stuff at this moment. Uh, I don't have any of those numbers yet, and I have not heard back from many people, but I just wanted to kind of give you the options that are being looked into. Obviously, keeping it as it is with no fence is always an option. Uh, a temporary fence, so something we could put up yearly and take it down at the end of the spring. Um, a partial permanent fence, so what that would look like is having somebody come in and put a fence permanently out
043there, but just a home run fence. Nothing down the follow lines. The other option, or the last option, would be a permanent enclosed fence around the entirety of the field. So that would be home run and down the auto play lines. Um, so those are the four options that are being looked into. Obviously, this is going to be… sometime down the road before this comes up again, but I just wanted to put it on your radar to let you guys know that we are looking into it. Um, seeing how much it costs, seeing what it would… what it would take to get that done. Last thing I have is Tay's football camp this year has been scheduled for August 8th. The cost for that clinic is $35 per person this year, and the money raised
044by this clinic goes directly to the football program. To help support our football program. Is there any questions on any of that? Go ahead. You don't think it's gonna be another alumni game that day? I have not heard. I know that that was mostly set up by Tay and Tez. So, it's gonna be kind of on them to let me know if that's something they want to do again? Well, a big concern was if the… if the gym was gonna be even open this summer. And it sounds like the high school gym It's going to be available. More than we thought it was going to be. Okay, okay. Um, yeah, that was just the… that was the biggest concern, and that's why I think nothing… has been put out about yet. Um, so I'll relay
045that message. And that was a lot of fun this last year. It'd be cool to see that happen again. Anything else? Thank you. We'll start with you. Um, I just want to give a kudos to the whole district, because I feel like This year we finished… A lot of adversity with, like, just things going on around the district, whether… It's when our sports teams, whether it's construction, I mean… We have a big part of our parking lot blocked off, and I mean, at the beginning… At the beginning of the year, um… We definitely was challenging to figure out where people were going to park, but… We've got… we got 3 years over, we got through, we figured it out. Somebody would set it far further than they usually do, and um… Yeah, we've got two
046adversities we faced this year, which is part of the district. Kind of sad decision, uh… last board meeting um and I appreciate you guys for All the knowledge you've given to me, and allowing me to have a voice in our schools boarding. for the same way. You guys have given us… A big portion of a big voice, and more than honestly thought that I ever had. In this position, I just want to thank you guys a lot. This district means the world to me. Our business since I was in Pre-K. This is the best district in the world, in my opinion. I want to send my kids, my grandkids, and my great-grandkids in this regard. Canvas. This time is a great practice. Thank you. Go ahead. I can't really give all three for another year.
047I think we're very happy. Oh, that's good. So, thank you. busy, crazy time of year, so… We see you again. We appreciate you. Let's thank you for… Just the best one was like such a warmer song. Couple things. Yet the ground screw has been amazing. I don't know if y'all know, but with all learning that we've had, a bunch of like, a waiting set to cancel, and then we were able to accommodate that and have games that were supposed to be away here, because on the grounds for such rock stars. And between our ground screw and our athletic department, they've also helped facilitate our youth sports. I think is really important to keep these programs upcoming and strong, and we super appreciate that. Thank you, Matt. You have one more meeting with us on June
04823rd. Put it on your calendar. We'll be here. It's my birthday. That's anything. Yeah, there's 364 days that are not your birthday. Okay, but I think it's good. board members and I'm so I'm so glad to have y'all's input. It's nice. When we talk about things like the one-on-one commuting, when we talk about backpacking, you have So it's about 2. I also want to send you some of the English said. The grounds crew. We've, uh, we actually… Our baseball team we weren't supposed to get on our field. For, like, well, we got out of our field like about a month earlier than we were supposed to. And that's all thanks to the Grand Cruz. Justin Peron's very challenging. Maybe that's at an event should go so far on season, too. Government. Max didn't know, guys,
049you did a good job, thank you. That's pretty awesome. A little scout athletes, congratulations to all your show, to the teacher. And I will say… This year, uh, adding the student board members. And so, I was kind of wondering how it would all work and everything, and it's been a pleasure having you. You two are on the board, um, and given your insight, So it'll just change perspective. Very much appreciate it. Thank you. For everything you do with your penis. Look up the last one that sounds very different. A lot of things happening here. Nobody signed it. Consensus items. And a motion to consent. Approved to consent items G2. So. Aye. Okay. Motion carries. 7, 0. Okay, each one, both business, who participated in search of data. We have met as a forward, and are
050now under contract negotiation. We appreciate the government's time and effort. To make an announcement. Hopefully it will be less than a police. As we are before we can wrap up this evening. New business, um… Joe, I'll do these first two things go back? I have one, um… Motion to approve the Board of Education meeting scheduled for the 2026-2027 school year. Option… So both. Peter? Both states. Motion to approve the following budget transfer for the 2025-2026 school year to allocate additional funds to coaches salaries. Due to intellectual obligations. So moved. Second. Senate. Um, the… contract books are paid out of the teacher contracts. The contract was settled after the budget was approved. So there was a contraction increase in the contract. Appreciate the context. All those in favor? Aye. Both Dane Very sort of amusing. I
051three motion to add to Right? Yes. Go ahead. Do I have a motion to add two items in business? So moved. Chair. I go to the statement. And then if there are in the executive and a footer there, if you're wondering what they could do earlier in the first one. Okay, I'll just read it. Perfect. Thank you. Alright, so I three, can I have a motion to approve. Lynn Law Firm has additional legal counsel for the 2025-2026 school year. I'm a… contingent. I want to make sure it's the same. Yep. Be it further moved… The superintendent of schools has the option to consult with other legal counsel as dean necessary. So moved. Version current. All those in favor? Aye. Opposed? Thank you. Okay, I'm fine. I have a motion to authorize Lynn law firm to
052file action. It all appeal to its beautifully national on behalf of the Antonio Central School District. Sound good. Second. Questions, comments? All those in favor? Aye. Opposed? Staying. Thank you. As soon as we are speeding is important. I didn't see anybody say anything, right? Are you sure? Okay, okay, just to Okay. A one If upcoming meetings… June 23rd. That's when we're going to do the code of conduct. At 5.30. And our approach is Tim. Very good, please. And then the regular, uh… Board of Education meeting will follow that and such an answer. And it's Max's birthday. And Max's birthday, right now from your calendars. His birthday. I've heard… We will typically already have happening cookies, or a cake. There's already going to be stuff here for celebrations. It is the board meeting we celebrate our
053teachers getting tenure. And our retirees and our exiting board members. It's going to be your fathers. Black community, I'm not here. I refuse allegiance. We can even sing every birthday if you want. Right. And then, oh. Good. And then the board meeting after that is our reorg. Meeting, uh, July 7. Is everyone good with that date? Yes. I mean, I do have concert tickets for the guests too, but… Yes, thank you. Oh, my birthdays? Okay. Okay, so and L1. Let's see… Motion to enter into executive session to discuss the civil services status for employees. Someone's comments. All of you in favor? Aye. Opposed? Stay. Motion carries, Senator Romero. Thank you so much. Thank you, everyone. Have a good evening.