001No, he's uh [laughter] >> somewhere now he's >> done. Okay. Okay. I would like to reconvene to public session at 7:01 p.m. And if we would stand, salute the flag followed by a moment of silence, please. I pledge allegiance >> to the flag of the United States of America to the republic. One nation, [snorts] indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Please be seated. >> Okay. Recommend approving tonight's agenda as submitted. >> So move. >> First, Mrs. Isler. >> Second. Uh, Mrs. Pew. >> Roll call vote. Mrs. Isler, >> approve. >> Mrs. Pew, >> approve. >> Mr. Nichols, >> approve. >> And Miss Ralph, >> approve. >> So approved. Recommend the approval of the minutes of the board of education regular meeting of May 13, 2026. >> First, Mrs. Pew. >> Second, Mr. Nichols.
002Roll call vote. Mrs. Pew. Mr. Nichols. >> Approved. >> Mrs. Isler, >> approved. >> And Miss Ralph, >> approved. So approved. Recognition of guests. Dr. Lmore. [clears throat] >> Good evening everybody. Before we have stay before we have our guest and brought up podium start 14 years ago became a board of education member And before she even ran for that, she actually came to board meetings because it's such a great thing. >> She came [clears throat] every month for two years >> but that's Linda. She's firmly and we have some things for her. Before we do that, I just want to say that as a superintendent help that I've had in you challenges you when you meet the challenge but more you need somebody support you and Linda Jan is already making bets. I'm going
003to run again. [laughter] That was a neverending service for your outstanding performance except for district 14 years. I wasn't No contact. the board come up and do we have any administrators and Tim Everyone move over. There you go. going to be here tonight over and that's why I feel a little overdressed to the occasion. But uh I just want to say to Linda um kind of our our journey goes back a few years when we started meeting about some concern that it's just concern citizens uh in uh Laur School District and u Linda kind of came out of that that group. I'm just thinking I was telling Donna a lot of the people that are part of that group are no longer alive. >> [laughter] >> I just want to say first of all congratulations
004on 14 years probably more importantly thank you for what you've done is Dr. chair for three years. You came sat at school for meetings in the old building. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm talking about >> 74 building. >> Yeah. But you sat there for three years and and just um wanting to see what to see the school district on a different trajectory and uh for three years you s you took notice and you waited for your time and you ran for office and uh just a couple weeks ago I was working out in my uh shed in the backyard and uh if there's somebody that runs for office that I really support and appreciate um I need your sign and I just want you to that I still have here, Linda Hitchens, for a school
005board and also had good. So, you're in you're in good company. But on behalf of the uh on behalf of the House of Representatives, I just want to say congratulations and thank you for 14 years serving as a school board member uh serving in leadership and many of those years and uh what an impact that you really had made on students, on teachers and on staff because uh the other side of it you really cared and anytime I had a question um would answer the phone whatever top it was and I appreciate the relationship that we've had but I appreciate more the uh just the dedication you had to school district and I hope there's more to come along district That's I thought the other night was meeting all the way back and I was
006sitting there but we didn't get a lot of confidence. And like said, I attended meetings and there's one thing about it. I can say start maybe a half a dozen gone 705 706 but all these years 14 years we started on time. I made I got a promise to myself that we wouldn't be here. Some of you probably remember back in those people with that event >> 16 17 years ago we were sitting in under leadership 11:00 they would go into an executive session halfway through the meeting but then I knew something was going to be good when they came out and you probably remember you We were getting up at midnight and thought that we would get in here, we would get done because everybody has sitting here and worked all day and they
007don't want to sit here. A lot of great things has happened in our districts that have been, you know, on boarding leadership couple times was a struggle uh arbitration. We were in arbitration with the union. That was a tough time. might have questions that another board member is not on board anymore said to me if they repeat same thing here if we're sitting here they did they did more times reinforce but uh good as I said is next year and she even said if I wanted to run that I could we'll see I'll be watching the meetings and I'll be reading everything. That's it. I know Linda wants all of you guys to get home as soon as possible, but for anybody who would like dessert after the meeting on this side, we have some
008dessert for everybody. So, we'd be honored if you would. We do. We do. Don't Kim. We do. >> All right, ladies and gentlemen. How about one more round of applause for Linda Hitch? >> All right, we have some great news coming out of Laurel Intermediate School. Uh, join me in welcoming Gina Bogus. >> Good evening everyone. So, tonight I'm so excited to um recognize an outstanding student, an outgoing sixth grader at Laurel Intermediate School, Luke Massie. Luke has been selected to represent Laurel Intermediate School in the 2026 NBA Math Hoops Global Championship. So, he is one of 28 students who were selected out of 200 that applied. Um, it's funded by LearnFresh, the WNBA, and the NBA, and will be held in New York City. I believe they leave next week. Um, and this is
009a prestigious event that's actually Luke won't be playing basketball. He will be playing a basketball board game. Um, NBA math hoops combines basketball, mathematics, and critical thinking using real NBA and WNBA player statistics. The competition begins by drafting a team of NBA players using real statistics. And then the game board is designed to resemble a basketball court, which Luke will show you in a little bit, where students earn um possessions by solving math problems and then use player static stat statistics to determine the likelihood of making shots from different areas of the court. And then throughout the tournament, students use those statistics to make strategic strategic decisions, calculate probabilities, and determine the best scoring opportunities. So, um, as an added highlight, Luke gets to attend the NBA draft while he's there. So, congratulations, Luke. And
010>> I want to thank Miss Tasha Esham, who actually brought the program to us. Um, and Luke, she just wanted you to know that she is so proud of you, your dedication. He even downloaded the app at home. He's been practicing at home. Um, as long as I've known Luke, he's been passionate with basketball. I know he loves a good math challenge, too. So, please join me in congratulating Luke Massie. So, um before um I say anything, I would like to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for right? Giving me this opportunity to be able to do this. But um what I'm here to do um doing a board game where I basically have to like I have to roll a dice to get numbers and I have to like like add them, subtract
011them, and multip multiply them and then divide them. Now, if um you're not comfortable with dividing like odd numbers like nine and six, then you don't have to do it. But uh I would put it on the board like a c certain number if I'm on the odd side then I can only use the odd numbers. If I can only use like if I'm on the odd side I can only use the even numbers or yeah but uh yeah that's basically it. I mean they're going to be flying me out which I'm thankful for for free. Um thankful >> thankful for them giving me the opportunity to go to the draft and doing all of this competing with other students and I just can't wait to do it. Can I get the board of education
012to come up, please? And and uh mom and dad, you want to join us for a Polaroid? I told you. Hallelujah. How about one more round of applause for Luke? I like our uh last guest of the evening. Ladies and gentlemen, uh please join me in welcoming David King. Come to the front. We've asked uh Coach King to be here tonight because on Monday, unless you live under a rock, uh Monday Dave was announced as Delaware's 2026 track and field coach of the year. Obviously, we have recognition for you, but before uh we do that, um I'd like to welcome you to say a few words. But before I even do that, I just want to say, you know, I can remember the early years. And it was lean out there, man. It was lean
013out there. Now you roll 70 deep every year. Every year. And bringing home championships, too. And not just team individual championships, state championships. People that go and and face what the meet of meets. What is it? The meet of champions. meet of champions where we have people going against not the best in division two but the best in the state and he brought home two last year and another this year. So man just my hats off to you and I'm sure this crowd would like to hear a few words from >> I did have a speech prepared but I heard about the dessert in the next room afterwards so I'll be brief. I'll be very brief. Um, I just want to uh thank my assistant coaches first and foremost. Um, their dedication. Um, Zack Osborne,
014Blair Osborne, Daisy Taylor, uh, Shay Johnson, uh, Mr. Jonathan Kellum, Landon Trip. U, we got a great team of coaches and that just that's a reflection of our team is a reflection of what those coaches put in every single day and the effort that they give. U, they're just an outstanding team of 90 kids. You would think that would be hard to manage, but it's the easiest thing in the world. I promise you that. These kids really love what they do and they show up every day prepared. Not all days are good days, but they show up every day and are prepared to work and um they give give each other. We're like one big family. And I know that said a lot in team sports, but it truly is. If you ever have a
015chance to come to a meet or come out to a practice, please do. Please do. I invite you all right now to come to a practice. come to a meet and um I guarantee you will you'll enjoy it. I'd like to thank the board members. I'd like to thank Dr. Larore and um most importantly, I'd like to thank my wife for all her support. Thank you. >> Roy All right, one more round of applause for Coach Dave Hey. Uh, we have no communication and announcements. We just had that public participation. No one is here that has signed up. Um, superintendent remarks. >> Just thanks to everybody who made the 202526 school year um, so effortless at times. Uh, and appreciate everybody who helped out with graduation as well as the end of year ceremony. Thanks
016to all of you. >> Okay. Any board participation? >> Yes. >> Yeah. about 14 years ago when Linda came on board here uh I was exuberant about that I was glad to hear over a period of time I think board members should remember that they're they're representing Paul's kids the whole district did that and she did it for 14 years she also led and but what happened is over over the years You go through life, you make a lot of acquaintances and damaging friends. Well, Linda Hendrick is friend to to the district, to me, to the rest of the board members. And I I personally really appreciate that. I'm been glad to have her. Thank you, M. >> Thank you. >> Well said, Miss. >> Yes. So, I'm not going to say goodbye because she'll
017be back. >> [laughter] >> She's back, >> or at least I hope so. Um, but it's been a joy working under Linda as her uh vice um to the board. Um, I was sharing earlier today um with someone how um like there probably won't be another Linda and being the vice and like I said working close with her, she um was really adamant about um sharing things with me and so that I would be um averse [clears throat] to what was happening just as well as the things that she know knew I would know. So if at any time if she was not able to be in her chair that I could just be there and just keep things flowing. And not everybody would do that. And and so and then there were times we
018would we you know discussing over like articles and things that she would you know information she would get and we'd have phone conversations and um about things and some things she was better um knowledgeable about others I would and we just would share our knowledge with each other and and then bring it back to to help to make um things better for our district. And I really appreciate her for that. you know, some people would like kind of, you know, be territorial and then there hasn't been that. And and I really appreciate, you know, like I said, her for that. Um, just make, you know, as Brent said, you know, making it about all of our students, all of our staff, um, not just for some, and which is piggybacks off of the same um,
019way that I look at it at being a board member. It's it's not just for the some, it's for the all. And I try my best as well um to you know continue not just because of Linda that's just how I am as well. So um appreciate it Linda the like I said she she sometimes I get a little test and she says Sabrina did you read such a thing? Okay, now tell me da d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d and I'd be on point and then she'd say okay, you know, like like I said, if she had to not
020be there, I was very capable. And a lot of people don't don't know the um relationship that that both of us have with um when it came to our district or about our board. Um she took it very takes it very seriously because like I said, she'll be back, but um she you know [laughter] takes it very seriously as well as all the rest of us do too. But I mean, it's just being the president is is you you have a a little bit more to carry on your shoulders and Linda has done that gracefully. Um it's not always been an easy road, but it's all been worth it. I'm sure she can attest to that as well. It's been worth it. >> It's getting better and better [laughter] >> and and in some days
021it's just been plain old interesting. >> Exactly. >> Never a dull moment, >> Miss Ralph. Thank you. >> If you want to say anything. [laughter] >> I Well, see now you put me on the spot because see, you know, I never say anything serious because I always wanted to say I wanted to thank Linda for giving birth to Kevin Wamsley because [laughter] he was my very very very favorite partner the entire time I worked at the middle school. So, he made my life successful and he showed me all the ropes. So I I really want to thank you for that because that's the most important thing that you've done. >> Well, thank you. >> Also want to thank >> No offense, Kelly. [laughter] >> This was in my world. It was scary going to the
022middle school. I was old when I went there. So, you know, it was scary, you know, and Kevin was like, "Oh, no." Then I can Yeah. Yeah. And um but I do want to thank you for making sure that we have your telephone number because that is nice. We can call her anytime we want to. And we all know that if it was left up to me and the finances, Laura, don't listen. Um we would have no money. Okay. Because I'm all about spending it and I'm not really good about thinking about where it's going to come from. And then Linda looks at me and she's like, "And now, Kim, now how are we gonna pay for that?" And I'm like, "Oh." But I think it was because I was the only child. But, you
023know, we're really gonna miss that. But I am so glad that you're not going to be more than a phone call away. >> Thank you, Kim. Nicely said. >> And since Kim took all my time, Linda, I would just like to tell just say thank you. >> Thank you. I don't know. I've been on here five years maybe. Um, but I've learned a lot from you and and leaned on you a lot. Just thank you. >> Thank you. >> And as I told Dr. Lairmore, my parting words, don't spend the local money. >> He's heard that. >> Yes, ma'am. >> 50 million times. I even said that to the board. Watch the money. Okay. Well, thank thank you. I've enjoyed >> majority of the time. might have enjoyed serving on the board majority of the
024time. Okay. Reports, monthly financial report, the office tax warrant report, the FY27 preliminary budget. This is Hory. >> Good evening. >> So, I guess that was kind of the uh introduction to finance, [laughter] >> right? Um so we'll start off with the tax warrant. Um so this is a summary of our tax rates um that I have proposed in the FY27 uh tax warrant uh as compared to FY26. Um I was trying to keep things as as even as I could. There is a slight increase. Uh the average taxpayer would see about a $25 increase um to the taxes uh for the year. Um so just some some key points there. Uh our debt service which typically decreases um we actually need to increase it a little bit. Um that's because our collection rate has
025been a little off this year. We're we're off about 4%. Um, so since we haven't collected as much as we were anticipating, we're we're needing to just kind of bump that up just a little bit just to make sure that we have what we need to make our our principal and interest payments next year. Um, also our tuition tax rate um is showing an increase and of course that's to adjust the rising costs of our special education services um both to other districts that have the specialty schools and also um for the needed staff to um to help our students that we keep uh within the district. Um, so our projected tax revenue uh for FY27 will total a little over 6.8 million. Um, just wanted to show this. It's still an increase of about
026$280,000 in total. Um, our operating expense of course just stays the same uh the same rate. We're only seeing about $11,000 uh increase next year. Um this is because our assessed values um which typically increase about a percent and a half each year have only gone up about a half of a percent. Um [clears throat] thinking that maybe because of the reassessment there was a lot of people that probably came back on the back end that filed for the senior tax credit or the farmland uh preservation or far farmland exemption. um and that has affected our assessed values a little bit. Um so we're not seeing as much of an increase as we normally um normally do for our budget. Um just a few disclosures um so that you know when when you're looking at
027it um that it's based on the presumption that we will receive 90% of uh the state funds that we've received this past year. Um that's just a conservative estimate. Uh division 2 and division 3 amounts are based on our 930 2025 unit count. Um so we're not projecting forward for uh 2026 and also does not account for potential state budget allowances that haven't been approved yet. Um there is word that there's going to be a proposed elimination of the state reduction. Um so that would help us about you know $420,000. So that would help us out a lot. Um, but again, that's not approved yet. Um, and our projected local tax revenue is only based on the FY26 tax warrant because obviously our 27 tax warrant hasn't been approved yet. Our FY26 federal grant award
028amounts are used because we don't have firm numbers for FY27. Um, and our expenditures are estimated based on FY25 and FY26 actual amounts. Those are estimates. And our salary projections include a 5% increase to account for step increases and the assumption that we're fully staffed. So that gives us our preliminary budget um with a deficit um of 1.3 million. >> And it's it's a hard number to swallow, I know. Um so but that's where we are uh for this coming year. um and showing our reserve balances and our current operating exp our current operating balances. Um for this year for 2026, we're looking at a about a $1.4 million deficit. Um and then we'll have a $1.3 million deficit next year is what the projection is showing. So, we'll definitely be dropping into our reserves
029next year. Um, if we don't, uh, get a major turnaround or something. So, um, any questions? >> I've got two questions real quick. Um, what is the projection left in reserves after the $1.3 million deficit? >> So, we're down to about 1.7 million >> At the end of next year, down to 1.7. >> Yeah. Um, and can you go back to the slide where you had the debt service? I just want to make sure that we had this correct for everybody who might be out there wondering about it. You said, um, debt service is going to go up a little bit because of uncollected um, uh, debt service uh, from so some people are not paying their taxes. Is that correct? >> So, so either they haven't been paid or perhaps they applied for a
030senior tax credit or they applied for a difference. um maybe they appealed their assessed value and they got a lower tax bill, but we're still thinking that we're getting the full the full amount. So, there could have been some changes on the assessed value side of things. Um but we have not collected the revenue that we thought we were going to collect. >> So, if I'm a layman out there hearing this, I'm hearing my taxes are going to go up for the debt service because other people aren't paying theirs. >> Possibly that could be a reason. It could be because people uh appealed their assessed values and got it lowered and paid less. >> How much latitude does the school district have to take that service up to a higher number? >> We can change
031the debt service rate to meet our principal and interest payments. Okay. >> Our obligations. >> So there's not a a negative. Yeah. >> Correct. >> All right. Thank you very much. That's all the questions I have. >> Mrs. Hoy, I've got a question. >> Yes. Do you and other financials um financial directors the rest of your name >> business managers >> directors >> right? >> Do you ever I mean I know you get together but do you ever talk about approaching the county to start collecting some of these I you know uh we there's a lot of tax money owed to a lot of school districts >> and is anything ever said about as a group? the not as a group but as as um we get our tax revenue monthly from the county >>
032and it does include penalties and interest and and late payments um from prior years. So it it's all included in that. So, it's just um our tax warrant is is basically setting the the bill for them and then when they when they when the uh residents pay it, um it goes to the county. If they're paying it late, then they have the penalties and interest associated with that. I mean, it's our tax rate is based on the current year. So, we can't >> Do you ever get a list of those that are within the Laurel School District territory? No. >> Of the They don't give you a list. They used to publish that. >> Yeah. >> No, we we don't get it. >> I mean, I even called them one time and they told me
033I'd have to file a for you to get it. >> Yeah. No, I don't I don't have a listing of of Laurel School District. My understanding, this is where I wish someone would get on the county because my understanding is they are not going to go after that money. Their feeling is that one day that property will be sold and that's when they'll get the the tax money and and the interest that they're not I think we're the only county that doesn't go after it. I don't Yeah, I don't know about how their collections are. If I would assume that a majority of the real estate taxes are paid through escrow through the mortgages, right? So, if the mortgage falls behind and then, you know, if the escrow isn't being made, then >> I'm sure
034they're >> they're being a sheriff sale or something. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. Okay. FY uh 26 monthly revenue expenditures and reserve report as submitted. Recommend to approve. >> First, Mrs. Isler. >> Second, Mrs. Pew. Roll call vote. Mrs. Isler, >> approve. >> Mrs. Pew. >> Mr. Nichols. >> Approved. >> And Miss Ralph >> approved. >> So approved. Uh recommend to approve the tax warrant report as submitted. the county property tax rate of 310 on every $100 of assessed value and $24.30 per captation pending any changes to the state state's bond bill on July 1, 2026. >> First, Mr. Nichols. >> Second, Mrs. Isler. Roll call vote. Mr. Nichols, [snorts] >> Mrs. Isler, >> approved. >> Mrs. Pew, >> approved. >> And Miss Rap, >> approved. >> So approved. FY27 preliminary budget recommend
035to approve the FY27 preliminary budget as submitted. >> First, Mrs. Pew. >> Second, Mrs. Isler. Roll call vote. Mrs. Pew, >> approved. >> Mrs. Isler, >> approved. >> Mr. Nichols, >> approved. >> And Miss Ralph, >> approved. >> So approved. We have no unfinished business. New business, school choice, none. Fundraisers. Approval of fundraisers as a group. >> First, Mr. Nichols. Second. Mrs. Pew, I believe. >> Yes. >> Roll call that Mr. Nichols >> approved. >> Mrs. Pew, >> approve. >> Mrs. Isler, >> approve. >> And Miss Ralph, >> approved. >> So approved. Recommend approval of fundraiser as submitted. >> First, Mr. Nichols. >> Second, Mrs. Pew. Roll call vote. Mr. Nichols, >> approved. >> Mrs. Pew, >> Mrs. Isler, >> approved. >> Miss Ralph, >> approved. >> So approved. Rentals recommend to approve the request
036of Brian Daisy Laurel Boys and Growth Club for the use of the cafeteria and gymnasium gymnasium at North Laurel Early Learning Academy from September 2026 to the end of November 2026 Monday through Friday before school and after school while their building is being remodeled. Certificate of liability insurance has been provided. I recommend approval with use of facility fee waved, custodial fee waved, and costable fees waved. >> Okay, I have a first um by Mr. Fizzler. Recommend approval with use of facility fee waved, custodial fee waved, and constable fee waved. Second, Mr. Nichols. Roll call vote. Mrs. Ller, >> approved. >> Mr. Nichols, >> approved. >> Miss Ralph, I mean, yeah, Miss Ralph and Mrs. Pew. >> So approved. recommend to approve the request of Mary Ray Thunderruck Dance Corporation for use of Laurel High School
037Auditorium on February the 20th or 27th, 2027 from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. to hold a dance competition. Certificate of liability insurance has been provided. >> I recommend approval with use of facility fee, custodial [snorts] fee, and cost fee applied. >> Second. >> First by Mrs. Isler and second >> by M >> Mrs. Pew and that is recommend approval with use of facility fee, custodial fee and constable fees applied. Um >> Mrs. Isler, Mrs. Pew, roll call vote. Mrs. Ller >> approved. >> Mrs. Pew, >> Mr. Nichols >> approved. >> And Miss R >> approved. >> So approved. Recommend approval. Approval with use of facility fee. Wait, wait a minute. Where am I? Let's jump into that. Recommend to approve request of Amy Handy New Zion United Methodist Church operation owl for use of Law
038Middle School media center and fitness room during June, July, and August 2026 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to host students from the Project Rise program for atrisisk males in grades 9 through 12. Certificate of liility insurance provided. I recommend approval with use of facility fee wave, custodial fee wave, and constable fees wave. >> No apply. >> Excuse me. Apply. >> Okay. Recommend approval with use of facility fee wave. Custodial fee wave and constable fees applied. First by Mrs. Ller. >> Second by Mr. Nichols. Roll call that Mrs. Ller. >> Approved. >> Mr. Nichols. >> Approved. >> Mrs. Pew. >> Approve. >> And Miss Ralph. >> Approved. >> So approved. Recommend the approval request of >> Shay Patel. >> Ray Patel, owner of Brian's Bowling Center for use of Law Middle
039High School parking lot July 4th, 2026 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to use his overflow parking for the July 4th celebration. Mr. Patel has scheduled two police officers from the town to assist during the celebration. Certificate of liability insurance provided. I recommend approval with use of facility fee wave, custodial fee waved, and constable fees applied. >> As first by Mrs. Isler, she's recommended approval with the use of facility fee waved, custodial fee waved, and constable fees applied. Do I have a second? >> Second, Mr. Nichols. Roll call vote. Mrs. Isler, >> approved. >> Mr. Nichols, >> approved. >> Mrs. Pew, >> approve. >> And Miss Rout, >> approved. >> So approved. >> Okay. Hey, I have the request of Amy Handy, Laurel High School Teacher Academy advisor to travel with four students and one
040teacher to the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon on Friday, June 19th and return Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026. Trip is paid from student families fundraising and donations. Purpose of trip is to attend the educators rising national convention. recommend approval of professional trip as was not a group as submitted. >> First, Mrs. uh Isler. Second, Mrs. Pew. Roll call vote. Mrs. Isley, >> approve. >> Mrs. Pew, >> approve. >> Mr. Nichols, >> approve. >> And Mrs. Ralph, >> approved. >> So approved. Um, this is just information. The 2026 2027 graduation date has been changed on the calendar. It has been moved from June 3rd, 2027 to May 27th, 2027. Okay. No items for presentation. Possible action on executive session items. Attachment A, professional recommend to approve the personnel report with recommendations as discussed in executive session
041as listed. Attachment A. >> First, Mr. Nichols. >> Second, Mrs. Ller. Roll call vote. Mr. Nichols approved. >> Mrs. Ller, approved. >> Mrs. Pew, no. >> And Miss approved. So approved. Personnel attachment B. Support staff recommend to approve the personnel report with recommendations as discussed in executive session as listed. Attachment B. >> So move. >> First, Mrs. Isler. >> Second. Mr. Nichols. Roll call vote. Mrs. Isler. >> Approved. >> Mr. Nichols. >> Mrs. Pew. >> Approved. >> And Miss Rouse. >> So approved. Personnel attachment C. Cafeteria recommend to approve the personnel report with recommendations as discussed in executive session as listed. Attachment C >> first Mrs. Pew >> second Mrs. Isler roll call vote Mrs. Pew >> Mrs. Isler >> approved >> Mr. Nichols >> approved >> and Miss Ralph >> approved >> so approved
042personnel attachment D coaches recommend to approve the personnel report with recommendations as discussed in executive session as listed attachment D >> first Mrs. Ller >> second Mr. Nichols roll call that Mrs. Ller approve Mr. Nicholls >> approved. >> Mrs. Pew >> approve >> and Miss Ralph >> approved. >> So approved. Okay. Future agenda items. The reorganization board meeting is scheduled for July 1st, 5:30 p.m. Lal Middle High School Cafe. Uh the regular board meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August the 12th at 700 p.m. L Middle High School Cafe. But I also know in between that time, July and August, there's going to be another special meeting that will be called and that'll be posted. And for the last time this time, I have a motion we adjourn. So move. >> First, Mrs. Isler, second, Mr. Nichols.
043Roll calls. Mrs. Ller, >> approve. >> Mr. Nichols, >> approve. >> Mrs. Peele, >> approve. >> And Miss Ralph, >> approve. >> We adjourn at 7:48 p.m. >> Thank you. >> All right.