001The student board member is excused. Um, we will begin today's Oh, has this meeting been posted? Yes, it has. All right, we will begin today's meeting with the pledge of allegiance. Pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right. Uh we will start with commendations. We have a commendation for an elementary school student. Uh Mr. Logan Bratz. He qualified for he's a fifth grader at Canterbury and he's one of 25 Wisconsin students in elementary and middle school who participate in this year's national spelling bee in Orlando, Florida. Uh he qualified for regionals by exam and he placed fifth in the local fifth grade regionals. Uh he qualified for both the national and
002international spelling bees. A couple of weeks ago, Logan traveled to Orlando to compete and he had a highly successful outing. Uh he made quarterfinals by placing in the top half of all competitors and finished 48th over overall out of fifth graders in the science B portion. He also placed 20th in the national championship exam for physical science which is chemistry and physics and 19th in the national championship exam for biology. All of the above used questions from high school or above curriculums. So it is astonishing that he did so well on those exams and was able to place. And I'm going to ask Logan to come to the microphone if he's comfortable and share a little bit more about his experience. first of all, the B was not spelling. It was science. Thank you. The
003science be I said it wrong. I had some difficulty reading. Okay. Thank you. And then the National Science B had hundreds of kids from elementary and middle school and their families. I was elected to carry the Wisconsin flag in the opening ceremonies the first night. After three preliminary rounds, I placed high enough to make it to the quarterfinals. I placed 48th overall since it was my first time trying. I also did national championship a national championship exam in biology and and one in physical science. This was No, wait. I hope I can go again. This is a plaque I earned for being in the quarterfinals. That's awesome. Congratulations, Logan. We have a certificate that's not quite as as cool as that plaque, but we have a certificate from the board for commenation. Would you like
004to take a picture? Thank you. Congratulations. Of course. And we have plans to issue commendations for our high school state qualifiers at our July meeting. But tonight we do have one of our state qualifiers here um that I'm going to share a little bit about. R.J. Derek is here. He uh we started pull vaultting what last year was the first year that we started pull vaultting with our track and field. And R.J. has been um our pole varter and he uh qualified for state this year and went to state and how did you do at state? 10th at state in pole vault then this is only the second year that we've been doing it. So um that is quite a feat and so you want to come take a picture and we'll get you a
005certificate later. You want to do you want to talk at the microphone and share a little No, you're good. Okay. [Applause] And we have we have a couple more qualifiers that will join us on July 14th. We had invited them tonight, but had um word from coaches that they weren't all able to make it. So, all right. Thank you. Uh moving on. Do we have any communications? We do one moment. Uh the joint finance uh approved a recommendation for education funding that includes an increase to special education funding and an increase to open enrollment funding. This will be part of a larger discussion in the state legislature. The preliminary budget does not include these potential changes. I don't mean to share the th Kathy's thunder for the legislative update, but wanted to let you know
006that we got communications on that. A message regarding the new residency verification process was included in the principal's weekly newsletters beginning this week. Residency verification process will also be clarified on the district's enrollment information page. This summer, the district will require 10% of enrolled families to provide updated residency documents for the 2526 school year. This practice change will help ensure that students attending our schools continue to be district residents. A lottery will determine the families selected for residency verification. Uh Denise Bernett and Zach Gerger are working with Infinite Campus to determine the most efficient way to have families update their residency paperwork. After the start of the 2526 school year, the district office team will consider expanding the residency verification process for the 2627 school year. JC Park officially reopened on June 11th. A large
007crowd celebrating the occasion celebrated the occasion. There was a resolution from the village for Kathy Fern for her final day at park and wreck and popsicles were provided by gift of wings. Thank you to everyone who came out to the event. The class of 2029 transitioned to their place as ninth graders in a wonderful ceremony on June 10th. Congratulations to all of them. Uh the Greenell Education Foundation hosted a fabulous schools out event on the last day of school with chalk drawings, bubbles, face painting, and many community organizations with summer activity opportunities available. The public library summer reading program, Reading is Magical, launched that day as well. Congratulations to the graduating class of 2025. It was a beautiful ceremony on Saturday. Our most recent alumni represent Greenell very well. And finally, the Dan Mattis Memorial
008Golf Outing to benefit the Greenell Panther Athletics will be on Monday, June 30th at Tuckaway. While all spots for golf are sold out, there is still opportunities to participate in dinner and raffles at 6 p.m. That concludes my communications. All right. Thank you. Uh since we have no student board members here, we will skip the student updates and move on to questions from visitors or comments from visitors. Not seeing any. So we will jump into approving the meeting minutes from June 2nd. I move approval of the June 2nd, 2025 board meeting minutes as presented in agenda item 1.1. I second. All right, we have a motion and a second. If we don't have any questions or comments, we'll do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm Yes. Motion passes. Moving on to the
009monthly financials. Financial information was entered into the packet through the month of May. For our financials, we're currently at 65.06% of budgeted operational revenues and 67.55% of budgeted operational expenses. Um there's no major um items to identify other than the operational fund. Uh the majority of the operational revenues that are remaining came through in our June aid payment which was received today the third Monday in June. Uh we did review these financials with the finance committee on June 12th and there were no additional questions. All right. Thank you, Jonathan. Uh, now we will move on to approving checks and dispersements. I move the approval of checks and dispersements in the amount of 3,641,2329 as a presented agenda item 2.3. I'll second. All right, we have a motion, a second. If there's no questions or comments,
010we'll do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. Uh moving on to approving the new student board member. Uh applications were received from high school sophomores this spring for the seat recently vacated by Nick Galuchia, who graduated on Saturday, of course. Uh and uh student candidates were interviewed by the appointment team. Matteline Madson was selected by the team as a recommended new student representative for the Greenale Board of Education. And Maggie Abodini, did I say that right? Is here with us tonight. And she is the first alternate for student board member and is recommended for appointment as the student representative to the Greenell Park and Recreation Committee. I recommend that you approve both students tonight. And we'll give Maggie a chance to say something if she so chooses, but she
011does not have to. All right. Looking for I move approval of the appointment of Maline Madson as student board member and Maggie Abodini as first alternate student board member and student representative to the Greenale Park and Rec Committee for the term of July 14th, 2025 through June 30th, 2027 as presented in agenda item 4.1. I second. Motion in a second. If there's no questions or comments, we'll do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm Yes. Motion passes. Congratulations. You don't have to say anything, but if you want to, you're more than welcome to. Um, thank you for Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be um a representative and I also work as a coach for the park and wreck department. So, this will be a really good So, thank you so
012much for choosing me as a representative. That's it. Thank you. Thank you, Maggie. Thank you. And you can stay for the rest of the meeting if you want, but you do not have to. [Laughter] Meline was planning to join us, but I do not see her this evening. So, we will meet her at the next meeting. Sounds good. Um, congrats again. Uh, moving on. Uh, we need to approve the curriculum for social studies. You heard the presentation on the social studies curriculum at the last meeting. Um, that it is presented for approval this evening. I move approval of the adoption of the social studies curriculum TCI and the DBQ project as presented in agenda item 4.2. I'll second. We have a motion, a second. If there's no questions or comments, we'll do a roll call.
013I just one thing. Yeah, go ahead. I just want to thank all the teachers. There was quite a list that we received of people that um served on this committee and I'm sure they were volunteering of their time, but I just want to thank them for the extensive work and I know Maggie's not with us tonight, but um there's a lot that goes into this. So, just want to say thanks. I'll vote yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm Yes. It passes. Uh moving on to the open enrollment update. looking for approval. Again, at the last board meeting, these this does require two separate motions because you need to approve uh special education and regular education separately. Uh so they are presented in the um in the out in the report which has 33 regular education
014seats and zero special education seats. And if there's any questions, uh Julie and I are prepared to answer. This is the number with the increases and adjustments. Correct. Okay. I move approval of zero open enrollment seats in special education for the 202526 school year as presented in agenda item 4.3. I second. We have a motion and a second. There's no other questions. We'll do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. And then we also need a motion for the addition of 33 new general education open enrollment seats in addition to the ones that are already approved in January. I'll move approval of the 33 new general education open enrollment seats for the 202526 school year as presented in agenda item 4.3. I second. All right, we have a motion and
015a second. If there's no questions, we'll do roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm Yes. Motion passes. Uh moving on to the 20 2025 2026. No, it's 2024 25. We're moving money around. Okay. I'll turn it over to Jonathan. So, the board discussed this on June 2nd and then the finance committee discussed this on June 12th and we're supportive of the changes. Uh what's highlighted are changes that were made since the presentation on June 2nd. So you see highlighted the fund 21 special projects fund. So we updated just to show that both revenues and expenses are each increasing by 250,000 just based on activity that's happened and that's a lot of student activity accounts. In fund 38, the nonreferendum project fund increasing the budget for interest revenue. So money that we've made in interest
016during the year on that account in fund 50, the food service fund, we got final numbers for the USDA commodities for the year. And so that gets booked as a transaction that's both a revenue and expense at the same time. So it doesn't have a net impact on profit and loss for the food service department, but it's a required entry at year end. And then the Woodland Conference, increasing the revenues there by $3,000 to account for additional revenues collected. Happy to answer any other questions the board has on the budget transfers. No questions, but thank you for your work on this. I know it's hard to move money and go back and forth and things are ever in flux. Yeah. And I appreciate um the work that you did and and talking with committee members
017and just doing your due diligence. Thanks, Looking for a motion then? I move approval of the 2425 budget amendments as presented in agenda item 4.4. I'll second. Motion in a second. We have looking for a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. Uh we are now moving on to the 2024 2025 parent transportation contract payment. These payments are uh required by law. Uh students either qualify um under the law for transportation to and from a private school uh when their public school also provides transportation and we choose to use the uh parent reimbursement as the most costeffective way uh to provide that transportation. In addition, there are a number of students with IEPs who qualify for transportation and parent transportation is the best option. So, it's a total of $14,547.60 for
018second semester transportation for all the students. All right. Thank you. Uh, looking for a motion. I move approval of the second payment for parent transportation contract reimbursement as presented in agenda item 4.5. I'll second. We have a motion and a second. If there's no questions or comments, we'll do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. Uh moving on, we are approving personnel. There are um two resignations and a teacher appointment for your approval. Looking for a motion. I'll make a motion to approve the teacher resignations and part-time teacher appointments as presented in agenda item 4.6. I'll second the motion. We have a motion and a second. Looking for a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. Uh moving on to the preliminary budget for 2025 2026.
019We did review the preliminary budget um at previous meetings and I will let Jonathan walk you through the updates for your approval this evening so that we can begin the 2526 fiscal year with an approved budget. Yeah. So, at the finance committee meeting on June 12th, the finance committee discussed the budget and recommended two changes that are shown on page three of the background document. Um, one was an assumption regarding reimbursement for special education. We discussed the estimate of 32.4% 4% and discussed that the current year the 2425 reimbursement actually came in at 30.64%. Um that's below what's in state law at 33.25% but it's based off of a fixed amount of money. So that's when it was aortioned off that was the actual reimbursement rate. So in discussion with the committee felt like it
020would be more conservative to utilize that current year rate. Um and that was just before the updated state budget numbers were released. Um we still feel like that's a conservative number that the board can use at this time for planning for 2526. So that resulted in a reduction of revenue to our special education fund of $147,000. Um what we also show offsetting that is taking 90% of the seats that were just approved. So, of those 33 seats, assuming that 30 of those are filled, um that would be an additional revenue increase of $277,000, which leaves a difference of um 137,000, which is being allocated to salaries and benefits to use as contingency as we have um as we monitor class size targets. And we're still working on finalizing our health insurance renewal for this year.
021So, we're at a point where it'd be prudent to have some dollars that are assigned so that we make sure that we stay balanced um with the budget. So, those were the changes on page two. You see we've highlighted from those assumptions that we talked about the last time those two areas where we made changes. So, with that, happy to take other questions the board has about the preliminary budget. The goal this evening is to have the board approve this knowing that there'll be updates before it's presented to the community in September and that we would bring forward those updates um in July or August when those are ready to go. Um bring those forward. Hopefully at that time we know final numbers on the state budget so we can plug that in. Um but
022we will update the board and community as we make changes to this preliminary budget. but it allows us to have numbers to work from um for the year as of July one which is the start of our fiscal year. Thanks Jonathan. Anyone with questions from No, just to thank you again for again working with numbers that are constantly in flux and ever changing. So we appreciate the effort. Yep. You're welcome. And also your budget calendar is very nice to I mean it it help is very helpful to see the layout of the process. So thank you for that. And I think it's just kind of putting out just for the information so everyone kind of understands too that this projection in revenue for like Jonathan's talking about moving the money around but this is an
023actually complete balanced budget and keeping some of the goals that we've had via referendums and others stable. So, just to make sure that that's pointed out too that we're he's maneuvering the money and being very judicious with that as well. With that, I'll make a motion to approve the preliminary 202526 budget as presented in agenda item 4.7. I second that motion. All right, we have a motion and a second. Looking for a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. Uh moving on, we need to approve the independent hearing officer resolution. From time to time, there may be quasi judicial um cases that come before this board. And uh in those situations, the board has previously decided that using an independent hearing officer to hear the facts and render a recommendation or
024an advisory decision so that the board can take action on that is has been the choice. We have used the independent hearing officer twice in the last eight years. Um so this does not obligate us to any money. It is just the person with whom we have an agreement should a need arise. So, uh, we recommend approval of the independent hearing officer, um, as outlined here. All right, we're looking for a motion. I move approval of the independent hearing officer resolution as presented in agenda item 4.8. A second. We have a motion and a second. If there's no questions or comments, we'll do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm yes. Motion passes. Uh, moving on, we need to approve the medical advisor. Um, Dr. Sarah Yel has served as our medical adviser.
025She is a um pediatrist at Children's Hospital and a professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. She has no compensation for the work and has been amazing at making sure that we have um we're looking out ahead in terms of what is needed from a medical perspective. So I recommend that you approve her for an additional year of service. Looking for a motion. I move the approval appointment of Dr. Sarah Yale to the role of medical adviser Greendale School District for the period July 1, 2025 through July 30th, 2026 is presented agenda item 4.9. I'll second. We have a motion and a second. If there's no questions or comments, we'll do a call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm Yes. Motion passes. Uh, our last action item here, we need to approve a policy. Policy
0265330, the administration of medication and emergency care. This is the second reading. You actually did the first reading in March with a long list of policies and we put this one on hold for the medical adviser to review which um the medical adviser and the school nurse did review uh and had it ready to go at the end of March but we did not make it back onto an agenda. So it's back on the agenda for approval and we recommend the approval. The major change to this policy is the addition of stock brachi bronchial inhalers. Uh which is we already stock epipins and we stock um narcan in each of the schools with trained staff in administering those should they be necessary. Uh the intention is to do the same with bronchial inhalers which someone
027not diagnosed with asthma who might have an attack uh this would be available to them. So I was say just one comment. I know we had had this discussion back in March. I guess it's been that long. Um talking about the essential oils usage and having it there that's completely prohibited given the fact that we have pretty much can say we have use in the schools without much of an issue. At least at this point I know kind of keeping it as an allergen concern. But I think it's something worthwhile to possibly table the motion again and just look at it through the policy committee and or strike it from the procedure al together. You have an opportunity to discuss it and if the board uh decides to strike it, you could strike it and
028table it for a third reading at the next meeting or you could decide to take action tonight. We just amend it. Yeah, you could amend it on the spot there. It's on page three. There's u one sentence. So, I I'm a huge essential oil fan, so I want to know what the medical concern was. Is it just the allergy? Is it I'm not sure that there was a medical concern. It is part of Niola's stock policy. Okay. And it was not stricken by the committee because there was um because it was there and there was no one on the committee who said, "Oh, wait a minute. We should have that." I think that Tasha might have said something like, "That's just common and why is that prohibited?" But it's in lotions and things of that
029nature. So I mean it's in lotion. It can be used for any number of ailments that that doesn't require medication. Essentially the um the concern is is that kids would start using and giving out and sharing with others and if it's considered a medicine that they don't want to do that. But um if you don't want to prohibit the use of essential oils, you would have that you would have that prerogative. And I think that Dr. your back would be the most skilled in helping you to see and understand essential oils. I think it's kind of hard to prohibit because it's I mean they can go to their lockers, right? I was just say just even like I could walk down field trip we were there and it's like there were you could smell seven
030or eight different ones just in the air like knowing that's on a bracelet or it's on a necklace or you know just kind of the different uses and there are benefits to it. I get the mixture of, you know, possibly having an allergic reaction to it, but I think looking at it, it's the same as a body spray or a perfume or a cologne, that kind of same usage in moderation or um, you know, I think it could be regulated very well within the system. I don't see it as an issue now and I don't see it future being an issue. I know there's some concern of connecting it to CBD and some of the other oils, but I don't see an essential oil as the same. no kind of combination. It's a little bit
031different. They're not regulated and CBD is specifically called out earlier in the policy prohibited. So I think that that's kind of it's a separating. It's not part of that discussion. So at this point I would say I'd move to strike that whole uh line from the policy. So let me ask from a legal point of view. Is there a concern about my child shares her lavender oil with another child, that child has a reaction to the lavender, etc., etc., etc. Could that potentially be an issue? Yes. Um, it does state in the policy that children are not to share medication with another student. No student is allowed to provide or sell any type of medication to another student. So, if essential oils are considered a medication, they would not be allowed to do that. So
032that's hard to control. Well, yeah. I mean, don't think of a pink elephant. Um, so, uh, so then if we want to strike the language, which I agree, we should strike it. Um, could we then add language that says can't share medicine or essential oils so that we at least cover that side of it from a legal perspective, but we're not prohibiting someone from using an oil that benefits them throughout the day, whether that's for whatever anxiety, allergies, etc. We could certainly do that. If that were the case, I would recommend um tableabling it so that it can be reviewed by legal. Yeah. Then I would withdraw my strike and move to table. Yeah, I'll second. Yeah. You want a roll call to table the decision until it's reviewed by legal? All right. So, we
033are looking for a roll call to table the discussion on the policy 5330. Correct. Correct. table it until July 14th when it will be brought back until Yes, we will be tableabling it until July 14th. And then do we need to specify that it's reviewing removal of the essential oils and adding the contingent to um identify it as a supplement or medication or legal legal opinion policy approval. It's now on the record what Brian said. Yes. Then I would vote yes. I'll vote yes. Yes. Yes. I am yes. Thank you for complicating this, Brian. Sorry. Appreciate it. Thank you for your thanks for your expertise on the matter. Very well. Yes. All right. That ends the action portion of today's meeting and we will move on to new business. Uh starting with information on the
034cut agreement. I'll turn it over to Julie to share information on that. Denise, you might need to back me up here, but we um are entering into or s recommending entering into an agreement with Kadahi um for shared services with a physical therapist. Our physical therapist has uh retired and they have a full-time physical therapist employed and about an 80% need. So they would reassign that person to work for us 20% which makes it a better hiring situation than us trying to find a physical therapist just for the 20%. So it would be a shared service with the Kadah school district and Denise has met with the candidate and it seems like it would be a great fit. Thank you. Uh does anyone have any questions regarding this? No, I just want to thank you
035for the creativity. I don't know how these opportunities come about, but finding a 20% I'm sure is extremely challenging. So, this is really in our favor. So, thank you. Yeah, and we appreciate the partnership with Kadah of being able to make this work as well. All right. Thank you. This is for review. We'll bring this back on the 14th for approval. So, just one quick question. What does that 20% break down into? One day a week. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Uh, moving on to legislative update. Did you have one today, Kathy, or are you saving that for? Um, there's Well, Dr. Midzik kind of touched on it, but I'll just I stole your thunder. What's that? I stole your thunder. Sorry. You stole it. Um, so I'm not going to say too much
036other than um they're obviously making decisions about the upcoming bienium. Um they did talk about um increases to special ed to 35% in 2025 26 and 37.5% 26 27 no increases in general aid. Um that's what Dr. Mitzik I believe is getting at meaning that all 325 in revenue limit increases will rely on property tax dollars. So that was there's a little back and forth politically going on there. Um and that's pretty much it for me tonight. I know that for um robotics across the state they um were I don't know recommending Yeah. recommending that it moves to a million dollars instead of 750,000. So that'll be nice for all the because they split it evenly among all of the robotics teams in the state and it's kind of like a match. So if you
037um incur $5,000 in cost then they'll match it. So that match will go up. So that'll be good for our team. All right, thank you both of you. Uh, moving on to any board committee updates. Uh, just a big um, thank you to the Greenale Education Foundation. Schools out was um, a fun event. Uh, my son loved it and uh, it was good to see so many people out there. I mean, we had the junior Panther cheerleaders were out there and the Girl Scouts were out there and there was kettle corn and I mean, it was just a really engaging um it was a really engaging afternoon and I loved the new setup. So, just at that smaller area by the gazebo, so not the full length of Broad Street didn't interfere with the businesses.
038Um so, it was a it was a really wonderful event and um just piggybacking on what you said, Dr. the um the ribbon cutting was a lot of fun and I've never seen that playground so packed in my life and uh that was really exciting. I mean that was kids were all over it. Um even you know middle school kids were all over it and it was fun to see. So it's going to be it's really going to be good for the community. So kudos to the park and wreck. I think that park has definitely gotten its use in the last week or so. Definitely half week I guess since opening. I've seen kids there as early as like 6:30 in the morning playing. So, that's pretty pretty impressive. Those umbrellas are nice, too. Yeah,
039they are. Yeah. Yeah. I I'm really impressed. Um just in keeping with the the whole idea of Greenale and our green spaces, it it just looks really pristine down there. It's not one of those real colorful ones, but I think it kind of blends with our landscape. So, I appreciate the work that went into selecting that particular setup. I wish I could have been with you the other day. That was fun. Is who did the painting on the JC sign and updating and I know I saw some people planting flowers. Jonathan did. So, we can we would like to commend you for the updating and the paint job and it looks really nice with the flowers. With fixing it up, but yeah, I spent a Saturday painting that sign. I think we did a nice
040job. Is there anything? I know it was very concerning when it disappeared, but it looks really good. So, I appreciate the work there. So, thank you. Being a dedicated community volunteer at that point. Wow. Thank you, John. It's that Greenale magic is what it Yes, it is. Um, where do we leave? Oh, yeah. Oh, I have one more thing to say. I just want to give a shout out. The Canterbury PTO is doing a fundraiser at the Milkman game tomorrow night. So, if anybody wants to go, they play at 6:35 against the Chicago Dogs. Um, so Milkman is always a fun night. And I will be the in-game interview. Oh, nice. There you go. See? Yeah, they are very close to hitting the playground goal as well. I know Canterbury is like really really close.
041So any any dollars, anything you can do to contribute to help would be huge. So whether it's a Milpane game or writing a check, um, and dollars are being matched. They are being matched. Yes. For the end of the month by the Lions, right? Yep. Yep. Yeah. There's a link um uh there is a link at the um on social media and at the Canterbury um PTO site and I'm I can post one on my social media later too. I've been posting it but I can post it again. Thank you. Uh board professional development. Does anyone have anything to share? There is an opportunity coming up. I don't know who's registered. Some of you might be registered for the WASB event on July 11th and 12th and that will happen before the next board meeting.
042I believe Kathy, you're going. I'm going. Does anyone anyone else have anything to share? No. All right. Uh board calendar. Um it is our next meeting is not until July 14th. So, as Christie mentioned, tomorrow night there is a milkman game for Canterbury PTO fundraiser for their one of their playgrounds. There's a library board meeting tomorrow or Wednesday evening. Um, next week we have a Greenell Global Academy meeting on Wednesday evening and then of course the Fourth of July parade and the Lions Fest in the village. The board will be at the tents on Thursday, July 3rd and then together in the parade on July 4th. And uh then I think that's it that we have um until and of course the board finance meeting on July 9th before the July 14th meeting. So that
043is what's coming up where board members may be present. A quorum of the board may be present but no business will be discussed. I was going to mention too that Herb Ripka may have reached out to everyone but there is a reading of the Declaration of Independence. It's always a really neat thing that he he just kind of um did for the community and it's been going on for several years now. So, if you get a chance, we there is always enough time to get from there to the start of the parade. Makes me nervous. That's a lot of moving. You can move at a nice steady pace and still get there. Or we could get a golf cart and do like the village trustees do and go back. We are saving money by not
044doing that. Um, all right. Thank you for that. Uh, did anyone have any comments about the board calendar or anything? No. All right. Uh, we will skip comments. There's no one here. And we will adjourn until July 14th. Closed. Oh, yes. We are going. You need a motion for that? I'll make a motion. Um, I move approval to enter close session under Wisconsin state statute 19.851c 851C considering employment promotion compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility specifically to discuss negotiations with the Greenale Education Association pair of professionals. The board will not be returning to open session. I second. Yeah, you do. All right, we have a motion and a second. We will do a roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And I'm Yes.
045Motion passes. All right. The next meeting will be July 14th. I think we might