001Okay, thank you. We now move on to part six, communications, part one. Item 6.1, report by the student representative to the board. Okay. Okay. Unfortunately, student board representative Jessica Ramirez cannot attend the meeting this evening, so we are pleased to welcome back Chloe John Sedmaye, who will provide the student report on behalf of Jessica. Chloe, we thank you for coming back. We like seeing you all the time um to attend tonight's meeting. I will now hand it over to you. Thank you. Um good evening. Sage Creek starts off April with their annual art fest, a festival to commemorate all of the fantastic artists in the VAPA department. Alongside the festival itself, students also got to participate in the week-long spirit week. In preparation for next year, Sage hosted junior family night, which provided family members
002of the class of 2027 with further guidance for their senior year and post-secondary education plans. On April 21st, college and career night will occur at MiraCosta College on the San Elijo campus. Students and families get the opportunity to seek insight into post-secondary options. This is an event sponsored by our very own district and partnered with the San Dieguito Union High School District and the Western Association of College Admissions Counselors. Sage's ASB is hosting all different kinds of events throughout the month of April, such as our yearly ASB talent show, our March Madness tournament, and many fun events in preparation for prom. Sage's VAPA department is also hosting a music collage concert displaying all of the different musical artists in the department. And to end off this month on April 24th, Bobcat seniors get to present
003their genius projects at the annual genius project forum. At Carlsbad High School, they held Best Buddies Prom. It was an incredible event where special education students from CHS and other districts all over San Diego were able to get together for a great night of fun and games. Carlsbad High School also became home of an event for Daybreak Church, where high school and middle school students in the community were able to come and play games, eat food, buy from vendors, worship, hear a message, and hang out with friends. This event had over 1,000 people in attendance and was a great success. Lancers spring season sports are coming to an end with amazing teams like boys tennis, golf, lacrosse,