001any classes that anything directly related curriculum they help with scheduling they support budgeting right now it's been kind of a mishmash and back and forth it has a new very coordinated effort at this point to do some of those things this allows us and when we had prior to this we used to have a CTE team leader in previous years that was that same position was taken care of by our technology t-shirt mr. saber was now folded into the realm of stem working with mr. Hill so he's taking over that so there's a boy that's been created and something that they'd worked really well together knowing that we still have the everything that's easy business we have the Perkins funds that we have to figure out how to manage to do that well as you've
002that's done through the business teachers it just makes the coordination usage of funds much tighter right now we are we're still trying to connect and figure out the best way to do that I think this is a good use of that time and that money and offer an expectation of when they're a team leader they have quite a expectations they serve as a leader on our team just like an attend just as many meetings as our other so they wish for hours alas there's yeah I have after-school hours you know I have teen leaders to meetings every two weeks after school for at least an hour where we talk about issues and as we work through things for the D program of studies you know they're responsible for putting those initial proposals together all budgeting
003and like I said scheduling it so they're constantly working so there's there's definitely work done outside yeah and the CTE positions icon that we used to have avoid we created what happened to that statement so we just we didn't fill that segment this year oh it's just Bureau this year this year House will be zero master yep okay and that I didn't mention the process 39 88 other questions alright babe [Music] then it moves us to the Whistler middle school clubs as mr. Ronda specified during the forum that would be for the art club in the alleys a diversity Club and has a total of 3000 $124 any questions on that discussion okay all in favor all right and then we have the social security which is just okay those are sailors missions yeah that
004is what it is and then it moves us to services we've already agreed to remove the time study so that is already out and the other one there is actually showing the reduction that's associated with all the reduced contractual services that are going to happen so that puts us through the new investments we can net out I guess $1,400 with the difference in the the mobile world language lab where we have that as 51 four hundred and Eric said he could bring that up to five fifty thousand was there any other discussion on that if so that brings us to our super to our adjusted budget of go to do the math here just 1400 off forty four million three hundred and sixty six thousand one hundred and twenty four dollars correct okay which is
005a 3.9 percent increase 3.9 which I will note that with the status quo budget when we were looking at it the first time it was presented we were looking at a three percent increase in a status quo and 4.4 percent rounded for this whole that was one point four percent for new investments with the adjustments Ken's made most of that and lowered the status quo to 2.9 but the big difference is it changed the net new investment only 1% new investments which actually is a I think it's a better position to be anybody in the eye and sign is there's a couple that are decisions we made like the ASL and the like but most of those investments are must-haves especially the special yeah okay so if we are ready we can go ahead and
006I can make a motion that the board approves puts forth the 2019 2020 operating budget of forty four million three hundred and sixty six thousand one hundred and twenty four dollars okay all in favor hi host thank you everyone thank you very much thanks five right okay that brings us to the prioritized tenure capital projects discussion [Music] so do we have further paperwork from from your own discussion or he's still going on the yes the Winnipeg ken is going to be passing it around and in a moment like I mentioned before what we're looking at is going to be in no new school scenario we felt as a committee that it was best to give a worst-case scenario and when the new school passes we will be able to deduct some costs as opposed to
007coming back and saying we need to increase them I would never want to hear it from you so I I would not do that to you before Ken gets going going through the line items I just want to be extremely transparent with all of you and with the community we are looking at we're only looking at year one of a 10 year capital improvement planning draft that we've talked it out if this new school does go through this is what it's going to cost in addition to bring the other schools up over a period of 10 years the high school needs another 24 million nine hundred fifty dollars that's thank you the middle school meaning whiskey near will need another 14 million 8:39 fit 526 so this is this is over a 10-year period I
008just want to be extremely clear I don't want anybody going into this thinking oh we're getting a new school if you go back to the original presentation by the strategic stirring Facilities Committee there was a lot of TBD to be determined I'm giving you the to be determined now if we repurpose center school that is going to be I'm sorry I just lost my chart a repurposed center school it's another nine million 389 so again if the new school goes through we still need to do work on the high school the middle school and center school until the new school is built over a 10-year period we're talking about 50 million dollars of work that needs to be done in our aging exact existing schools does anyone have any questions about that um Center school
009yes and and I do like the new scenario it's certainly opening center school if the referendum were to pass is this 664 and sir it was just the first four items that we will be looking at in year one yes and here one items yes right those for 1 million okay right [Music] huckleberry carrot 1/2 million [Music] chuckle Jerry wasn't in in my number that I gave for the ten years without thinking yeah well this cetera and I didn't bring copy to that one but that one scenario that we did where we were we had more work on center school and not repurposing it was was a smaller because there's less paving right yeah I have that year if we were going to be were going to repurpose Center school then yes it would be
010doing those personal items but going back to the number I gave I would rather give a worst-case scenario so there's absolutely no surprises right and no questions at all and I never want anybody coming back and saying you never mentioned it [Music] this is a worst case scenario that you're looking at for yep you're 2019 to 2020 so will we be and will we be sending forward multiple scenarios correct I'm sorry might be sending forward multiple scenarios to the the Laura finance and the Board of Selectmen knows will we show them the cases that says if the schools approved and or if the schools approved and we're not repurposing and all these kind of what-ifs we went through the last discussion I guess we can do that we chose as a committee not to do
011that because as you start going through the paperwork it gets really confusing by the time the Board of Finance that's there it will be approved or that's going to be for March 5th no they they receive the budget the first week in March and they do their deliberations from that point forward until the middle of April so their budget cycle is going to have a I'll have the knowledge already of whether we've approved as a town new school or not and they'll be filled with questions I'm sure okay now give me a different plan so I'm just wondering if we ought to get ahead of that curve we do the presentation to jointly to the Board of Selectmen of Finance some on February 5th yeah but then it goes to the Board of Selectmen interviews
012it so the Board of Finance technically so much that's right and I just thought thinking that just like we did like we did I agree by the way I don't think this is disagreement I think we the right way to do it I'm just thinking a in a maybe a simple chart that just had a chart that said here's the case we presented to you mmm that is the totals for and you do it at all here's what all in the high school here's the photo aqua very here's the total at each of the lower schools and then here's the case that says if the school's approved but we choose to repurpose Center and here's the case it says the school's approved and we don't so they have a nice little table that says oh
013my god I got the picture here right I think for year one this the year one over or maybe you do a table this is year one here's the tenth or perhaps we could just footnote this document with what we would not do if the building the new school passes and we repurpose passes and we choose not to repurpose on our school simpler if you repurpose or not repurpose it whatever happens somebody's going to have to fix that school it's either gonna be out of our capital improvement plan or it's going to be out of a new project exactly so if a new project is approved so we're all clear there it we don't have a capital improvement plan we are an input into the towns yes right there line item for school I call
014it are ours because it says Brookfield school district this is our input to them this is our input this is our worst case scenario I like I like Kent's lot which is you could give them a version of this let's color coded you it's it's you know green if it's gonna have to be done no matter what right and most all the high schools gonna be green right so high school the middle school and but down as you get to huckleberry and Senator you might have them in a different color right that says that one doesn't have to go it's a secondary they may be green if it's necessary red if it's not if the referendum of proofs or maybe even yellow if it's a modified amount because I would be like paving and all
015right everything else you know plumbing in in fixtures and equipment that's something we're if the new school does go through in a case of Center and huckleberry we can continue to maintain the piping that we have knowing we're not going to need it so it would go down on our list to say like a number 20 and we would just put that forward you know in our regular maintenance as opposed to a capital improvement plan so a question just convincing structure and I'm focusing here on the high school in the middle school I mean what really jumps out is 25 million dollars and my husband 15 million dollars in the middle school in our prior ten-year plan that we had submitted the numbers about the same or is this a big increase this is large
016increase due in part to the building condition study that teknon engaged in and that's what I was just going to say this is a large increase being we did have Technica so shi'ites go through all of the schools and go with a fine-tooth comb and let us know what needs to be fixed what needs to be replaced what we have to do to bring all the schools up to the same level for the 21st century and it's interesting before anybody says oh well you know tucked in there are an architectural firm level of whether they know they actually walk through with our Director of Facilities Dan Caldwell and they met with our custodial staff and our me and n staff and they are all in agreement and they bring in they have landscape engineers Mechanical
017Engineers and electric engineers that come in for all those specific systems so they bring in experts for those those particular areas I think part of the former plans that were developed before part of it was the conditioning of of just the employees and the development of the plans and thinking about we're not gonna get this anyway so why bring it forward and not having expertise so that that decision to bring in Tecton was to get us a needs assessment essentially where are we at and then from there we could target our our intervention going forward and from a safety standard it's something that we probably should have done years ago I'm sure mm-hmm so when when the Board of Finance was doing their assessments on the school project they had done a bottoms-up mrs. Marion
018had done a whole bottoms-up I will retain ten years on that do we know what capital plan she was working with for the schools I I have no knowledge was using that the recent data but I'm not sure which option or it wouldn't have been there what if Venice with me she was assuming the knew she was assuming that new school befell Donna no walking into the meetings that right what she had held in her modelling she willed a percentage um I'm remembering it that this is she built a percentage in because she was aware that not everything gets passed every single time so she took she had she had this data does she have this data um because she had because was supplied to her by Tecton okay and then she did a percentage
019from that I don't remember the percentage we can check and see yeah we don't want to walk in with our eyes open of what she had used it on yeah well that's the last that's the last input the board of my aunts it work for sure any other piece we can't forget is that both mr. Dunn miss Marion had also built up in their operational budget they're trying to build up I understand the operational budget to purchase things that were of a capital nature on an annual basis rather than bonding for them so there was that piece in the operational budget as well [Music] so this is just peeling the band-aid off [Music] yeah I agree and actually I'm gonna go back to the Facilities Committee next month with your permission I'd like to do
020a presentation of what we've done over the past year with the money that we already had in capital improvements and in our budget that way it's crystal clear what if people are asking where are they getting the money from where is this coming from and I understand that from a taxpayers point of view but sometimes I believe if you lay it out and do a complete report of this is what we've done this is where the money came from and it didn't cost you any more money we already had it it's it's we've made a lot of progress this year with a Facilities Committee we've gotten a lot of things done so if that's all right I would like to do that that our next meeting that we're gonna move inside side of February have
021dinner yep okay so as far as the capital improvement plan goes and I understand what you're saying Bob what when do we need to supply this same same end of this month I like how you've done a priority and you broke it down via school and then over to the right you broke it down with the district priority mm-hmm that's right so can we go through each of the first year projects and understand them a little bit sure sure [Music] first what high school is the replacement of the entire HVAC control system including wiring in control devices and we've labeled that as our number one priority in the district our control system is so outdated and the wiring is so old it's automatic controls that don't work anymore yeah you know you're nice we'll use
022either pull out or pull off many HVAC units are not connected so what is what costs a million though is just so I have it in my head is it a panel or is it a labor or we'll put what actually drives of nineteen dollars of a that's it's mostly the system which is the software but right now we have several different control system software's in the building at least one of which is proprietary so you can't even tie into anything else so it'd be replacing the software we pricing the panels the wiring and the Associated labor but I think the labor is not the biggest piece of it you know the labor is included in that number I I believe Dan said so yeah so you're condensing and coordinating several systems into one that
023actually raised yes is that works that's part and it's all just HVAC yes this is a trying to cut cut cut combine things other than H I've got just a tankless yeah Wow can you control it remotely and significant fuel savings mm-hmm well we hear time and time again that it's all on or all off there yeah in a store it really is one of the number one environmental complaints we have throughout the facilities and then the one after that ties into 4040 rolling it's 40 years old in a capture yeah we that's that's the $55,000 yes say anything we take forward we got a felon was 40 years old right we can this kind of sidestep that right I'm sorry for four years it has not been never commissioned never mmmm so those air
024handlers are finding themselves it's the connection to the management system is the issue except for the cafeteria one right correct just I'm just reacting in the right description that says upgrade control system to find in the building management system so is that that change to the it's actually replacing the air handlers or does it or is it change in the control signal system where's this over pleasant or supper replace the air handler not in the first year the air handler doesn't need to be replace it's just the control systems with it cuz I was thinking that that didn't sound like much for the air handler based on what we were paying auditorium [Music] okay where's their handle around [Music] so Kenan I'm hearings a supporter year old system and that the replacement itself of air
025handlers later in time where - that in the summary sheet we had that had all the years yes very last project is here so we don't have to replace it way out until here that's a six hundred and fifteen thousand yes okay so this so so the rigidity of the 40-year old thing isn't the problem it's the connection to the controller instant okay fifty two thirty that's whatever okay so the next item is paving concrete and this is to replace the and they had a lot of paving and concrete on all the schools I should probably recall replacing the main parent drop-off driveway sidewalk and Irving and the auditorium entrance that's the one right in front of the auditorium long stretches okay that needs a yes agreed and the next item was was to replace
026the all of the sinks toilets journals etc the plumbing fixtures in the school over the course of ten years and they had broken up into twenty five percent increments to see permit which ones so be 25% happy two years roughly two three years okay correct next two security upgrades and we have kind of a generic description here I can discuss in the executive session specifically what we are going to propose outdoor lighting is to replace in the first year seven of the 44 outdoor pole lights and this includes the poles the stands wiring conduit and any contingency for anything else that we might find while we are in there replacing them [Music] Jeff was confident with pricing and then the last item is design funds for outdoor facilities and icicles is an item I think
027it's noon on the plane for a couple of years and produced the last couple years that I've been here it's roughly 10% of the estimated cost of the facility [Music] at the middle school we have paving and this is to replace the rear access Drive and curbing rear bus turn around and the gym access walkway and stairs and then the next item is to replace the fire pump generator which is dedicated for use for the fire pump for this ecosystem and that that generator is 48 years old we have a lot of antiques and the engine runs but it doesn't generate electricity that's was it for same thing I've ever why are we running the engine I have to ask myself that question many times I know the fire department immediately can hook up to
028the fire pump with their trucks and pressure water into this system again security upgrades and I'll discuss them later replace the building management system is $55,000 it's been a system that that was working I think it still works but it's not very effective that it's um so far so old they can't even be upgraded anymore originally in the 90s doesn't make sense upgrade it it actually can't it can't use a modern upgrade we're forced to use replace right yeah it's a heating and cooling control system so it's similar to that million dollar project on the high school HVAC controls this is just the system none none of the control part way or wiring that just is the software just the software controls okay this is actually the control like a car unit as opposed to
029everything right yes perfect [Music] instead of calling something yeah yes modernizing all this isn't great from yeah computer or smartphone so gentleman can turn the heat on and we're skinnier from home right and we actually have this capability and to some in some areas in school where if somebody reports a problem dan can actually log on to the computer from anywhere and see the current condition of the of the machine can get data on temperature and settings and things like that remotely so we can diagnose a problem and know what you're going what you're gonna find when you get there so that the person is going to fix it can be prepared or if it's a correction that he can just snake yes remotely he can do that - it's called efficiency and in the
030last night with the middle schools to replace the original electric service which would be all of the upgrading to modern switch nearing ground fault protection [Music] it's still a high priority here one at at the middle school but not as high as other things district-wide okay and then huckleberry again if we were to keep our Kaveri it would be replacement of the entire HVAC control system including wiring and control devices just like the high school some smaller scale the software is compromised so when we need workers to come they're spending two to three hours at least well and that one's particularly important because huckleberry is the all-electric school right and when it runs all day and all night don't forget during our real cold snaps that we have we have to be very careful about
031maintaining reasonable warmth in the buildings so we don't have pipes freezing bursting so that's another thing so we won't be able to control that remotely then next is to replace all toilets urinals sinks and associated piping to us 100% or is that like the other school that was 25% [Music] yeah that's all of it it's [Music] don't forget that school the action is no one going over that it just sits and actually get a security upgrades and then replace flooring which again would be replacing all of the the tiles and carpeting within ten year period twenty-five percent every two or three years paving in concrete this would replace all the pavement sidewalks in curbing except for parent drop-off and sidewalk and main interest plaza which is the stuff that was done this past year correct
032no the parent drop-off sidewalk and main entrance is that this never mind never mind I miss middle school there for a minute never mind the poles the conduit the stands and that's for the front and the back of Halle Berry and is there a reason we have to do all their verses why 7 out of 44 of the high school since I've been here this perennial one plane once daylight savings comes around that's very dark and boating and park and rec use and everything it's good we have to have the fire department come every generators yeah perhaps lights yes okay yeah Brandon you have everything ray know everything label next is replace all three water heaters again they're not failing but they're getting close to their end of life and then repairing the masonry control
033joints which are the expansion joints that are between the different phases of construction and development and there's an active problem right that's why it's district-wide it's a lower priority so I'm going to ask the same question as before so of these which ones would you not do if we are approved on the school project so the eights I think if we're approved on the school project we our scenario for huckleberry was to do only the security upgrades and live for that is three year try half years just the thirty-nine thousand 150 okay and fix as we go if something fails yes so maybe the way to handle the question I was asking is a little notation on the right that says if the school projects approved it's only thirty nine thousand or both star or
034the Komen there's a lot of ways you can do it just something this is a great sheet for the or finance we go through what we need to tell them yes okay it is just a while we're on this if you don't focus on mind me asking on the February 5th joint meeting will we be discussing though it's just operational operations very good we put on we put that we discussed the capital last year but it's just because we had five just five okay so Sanders school we have security upgrades and then paving a concrete which would be all pavement sidewalks and curbing except for the main entrance Plaza East playground walkway and us the sidewalk next is to replace all exterior windows and associated aluminum doors didn't we do something already we did the
035gym windows write books or loss and that's what this doesn't include the rights it's all the classroom one strength okay and then install security fill mental all exterior windows and we had some discussion about whether you do the windows in film or look into some some there are some laminated window products that already have the same capabilities as applying film so we have to look at what the options are at the time and if we were going leave the scenario if we were going to continue using center school for some time we would do the security and do a portion of the paving the parrot drop off yeah crack that needs to be done so that song the mountain of this million 800 million 761 thank you would you would have to do anyhow yes
036yep and then we have rebates person even see how many maintenance vehicles do we have we have three four so ii need to be replaced but this was just for one yes so the paving I have would be 267 500 if it's if we're not repressing [Music] and so the vehicles it looks like you'd be replacing one year one for one year three or six correct is responsible they plowed the driveways if we have vehicles that are capable of it we will assist them but I think right now ours are custodians do the sidewalks and if they're large sidewalks that a pickup truck with a plow could go and parson wreck is doing that they take care of that smaller areas the snowblowers and troubles with our custodial team it's part of that wrecker is
037a party person RAC they do the pain of the drug when they plow the parking lots of the driveways and they also obviously as you all know they landscape cut the grass that I know Darrell isn't done any flower okay yeah delaying and canceling school it's a it's a big affair there's a lot of people in Boston so it'll be actually hauling with our maintenance vehicles that we require you know they carry a lot of tools and supplies on them to make scientific showing back and forth to the maintenance shop what what is anita's vehicle is it uh it could be a pickup of the equipment bed on it or we have Van Daan said also 150 charger rings from school to school makes sense we had asked what number Parks and Rec and Public
038Works use for their vehicle costs do they put in fifty thousand Oh that was one of the questions yes we do these are for Indians not here tonight yeah it just seemed to make sense to use the same number sure [Music] don't assume they're getting similar vehicles measure yeah I have to have her Eagles based on their purpose right Dan noted that truly the vehicles currently have about 140,000 miles each one has 80,000 miles and all of the vehicles were purchased used with high miles high mileage on them already yes you all did a lot of work on this thank you yeah this is great we had some very good discussions at the committee a lot of worry good meeting so this is thermite I do think we need to talk to mr. Donovan and
039the Board of Finance about whether what when do they need to actually have us go through this this is a big number even with us and I'm thinking mr. Dunn actually is the one who actually has the most pressing need because he needs to make a recommendation to the Board of Finance even if it was a small one-on-one with dr. Munro and mr. Pope's perhaps and maybe this is sort of going over and paying a visit and walking him through like we walked through it I just think we need to inform him on the urgency of these items before he makes a recommendation going forward does it have to be a big full public presentation honestly but I think the more finance won't want us to do so our citizen tation at some point and
040we can ask whether they want to include it with a budget proposal right that might be a lot there's a lot here so maybe it's a separate one perhaps or does that kind of work finance meeting before so but it did merits discussion in the end when the First Selectman carries forward his recommendation he's kind of made the bed for the future discussions you don't go up from his recommendation usually so so he walked in what it was the budget we got this year for example our our portion of the town kappa pic was measured at hundreds of thousand yes yes it was under million the largest was the mr. generator that was five hundred and fifty it was five hundred for the generator of fifty vests which no um I think our ass was
041yeah but then we didn't have the the hundred thousand for the outdoor facilities and approved or the risers I think that's uh my point is while I can see this and I think we've done a lot of good work as a team it's the six point six million versus what we have that's only ten percent of that will create a major disruption in the town's planning process so we can't go in blind and we need to manage a particular in the knowledge level of our First Selectman before he makes recommendations and learned forward he may say no that we can handle that it's going to be capitalized we know how to handle a capital as an interesting dynamic but if we don't educate on me you know just an arbitrary cut I don't know so
042just go based on priorities you know we're gonna be looking at someone over the K doesn't even cover our first priority to be transparent if we had in our capital improvement plans over the years what we're looking at now and forecasting what has to be done our schools would not be in the condition that there are it is so sad and it makes me sick there is no reason in my estimation that we're facing we have two schools that are in such poor condition that we're looking to build a new school and this should be a focus of the Board of Education from now on is we need to take care of our buildings because they take care of the safety of our students the staff and the public and meet personally I'm sick of
043throwing money out the window I want money well spent and this is we need to take care of our buildings what's interesting about this budget which is very similar to what I felt about our spent art our annual spending budget there's nothing in here that's nice the house this is a list of these are things that should have been taken care of years ago these are not improvement no this is this is neglect yep you know this is where we've been dealing had some nights now yes the roads also suffer from an eclectic told mr. mr. Davison I think actually finally put his foot down so we go put some money on roads and question years we have enough gumption as a town or up or down so we gotta go put the money you
044know the schools that need to right and that's gonna be the discussion now so our school needs a whole new roof yeah that should have been done years ago it's leaking water it just like there's just so many examples I can give you what I'm seeing here is if the school is approved and that's an if at this point it's still two and a half maybe an almost three million dollars of capital it's more than that I think oh wait no for the first year yeah yeah first year runs per summer I will say pray very nice yeah we'll just [Music] split it in half so it's half of it that's yeah anyhow and realistically when you sit and you look at it Bob you'll you'll see where I'm getting the three from stuff I
045can see it okay so what we would be voting on what will be we would be voting on would be first year capital proven draft with the notations of the two scenarios as we have discussed correct okay so so I would suggest that when we say we're gonna submit we submit that 10 year plant will grow to agree to that including a specific motion on the first year right with scenarios yes they go but I think we have to include the 10 years okay so that no thing that we're carrying forward to them it is so we're going to include the tenure no school scenario plan but the one year will have the different scenarios painted to it are we in agreement with that yes okay Joanna Baker motion um sure all right I'd like
046to make a motion I'll go slowly we do these up reuse those we have a pre organize us that we submit a 10-year updated 10 year capital plan to the town that total 60 million oh 94 104 noting that that reflects a no new school scenario and in addition we submit a year one I'm sorry we we submit a capital budget submission of for the year 2019 20 totaling six million six hundred and eighty nine thousand nine hundred and sixty three thousand dollars also noting that that is a no new school submission and that we would provide the town and analysis of various scenarios if the schools were approved if Center school were reused etc there's a long motion I apologize for that thank you I think you got it all kudos okay high post
047and I will be working with you Ken and then we'll set up an appointment to meet with First Selectman Don and I would like to have damn cold well perfect thank you everyone for going through that witness even Ken thank you for all her mental as well okay that was a lot of hard work tonight everyone thank you very much so the next thing we have is the new school building project yay another step completed we had a town meeting yesterday and overwhelming vote to move it forward to referendum on March 5th so we do have a referendum date apart if you start carrying that forward in all of our communications in addition there was a presentation Jeff was in ski tech time did a fabulous job putting forth everything and really emphasizing the fact
048that with the conceptual design this leads it to define it in in ways that best fit our community and that would be within the design phase we're going to keep continuing to go forward with presentations thank you everyone stepping up and doing the presentations as well many hands make later work and we can get to many workplaces that way whether I sent an email out to the ones and thank you very much for doing that I will review it again we still have dates rolling in of places and you've reached out to that haven't come back yet and so I will by all means in continuing to send out dates that we're just not able to cover so thank you and again if there are any other organizations or anything you feel that that worked
049on the spreadsheet that you would like to reach out to please love that help as well it always helps to have a personalized reach out anything else with that I just I will just comment that the organizations that I spoke into what we've offered they were happy just to have been offered whether they took us off on it or not but the fact that we're reaching out people are noticing that we're reaching out I think that's we ought to keep that absolutely okay three main points many people very happy budget over budget those are the three I had joy Rosa that could be a short one roses Yahoo okay everybody agree with that when we found upcoming events okay at center Elementary School PLC early dismissal is Friday January 18th at 12:15 however if there's
050a delayed opening there will be a full day of school preschool open houses on Friday January 18th from 10:30 to 11:00 the first grade concert is on Wednesday January 23rd from 5:00 to 5:30 and there's a people and there's a PTO meeting on Wednesday February 12th from 6:30 7:30 in the multi-purpose room at huckleberry is a PLC early dismissal this Friday January 18th at 12:15 however if there is a delayed opening there will be a full day of school PTO meeting is on Friday February 1st from 9:30 to 10:30 with skinnier there's a PLC early dismissal this Friday January 18th at 11:30 however if there is delayed opening there will be a full day of school the eighth grade cultural presentation with James girth regarding public speaking for 8th grade students is on Wednesday January
05123rd at the high school there's you'll see early dismissal this Friday January 18th at 11 o'clock however there's if there's delayed opening there will be a full day of school no school on Monday January 21st for a Martin Luther King Day no school for students on Friday February 15th for professional development for the teachers and no school on Monday February 18th and Tuesday February 19th for the president's holiday and again the fundraiser for Maddie on Friday January 25th here at the high school during the basketball game p.m. 7 p.m. yeah thank you and that's it thank you what happens if there's an early dismissal ok next we have an executive session recommend emotion that the board enter into executive session for the purpose of discussing school security and a pending legal matter Circuit favor ok
052this concludes the public portion of our meeting thank you everyone for staying with us have a great evening [Music]