001everyone. Can they hear me? Okay. All right, we're going to get started. Um, first we'd like to um just bring up a few things from close session. Um, we accepted the retirement of Joe Schisser for 31 years of service here in our school district. So, we'd like to wish him all the best. And also, we'd like to just send our condolences to the uh Kevin Davis family for the loss um of Kevin. We'll miss him in our school district. All right, moving on. We will go with recognitions. Okay, I'll apologize ahead of time for mispronouncing any names. All right, so first up we have the RHS theater cast and crew of Murder at the Banquet. So the RA High School theater department has reason to celebrate as the talented cast and crew of Murder at
002the Banquet took first place at the uh MSH SAA MHA theater district. oneact competition. Their stellar performance earned them a spot at the state competition on April the 23rd where they competed fiercely and showcased their incredible talent. While they did not advance to the finals round, their dedication, hard work, and artistry were undeniable. So, a huge congratulations to Amelia Anderson, Lillian All, Ivy Burgerer, Hayden Kramer, Khloe Kissinger, Joseph Longley, Audrey Smith, Jersey Stinson, Alexis Weber, Zelda Whitehead, and Jenna Wolford, along with sponsor Kelly McNe. We proudly celebrate their success and look forward to their f future achievements. [Applause] Watch out. I may run over your foot. You're going to have to wear hard shoes with me. Scrunch. Scratch. Yeah. Scratch. Front row. Parents, you can come down. Come on down. Don't be shy. Uh, thank
003you. I just want to express how proud I am of these students for all of their hard work and their dedication to the theater department. Um, if you would like to see our uh, districtwinning oneact play, we will be performing it on Friday, May 16th, um, at our annual night of theater. So, come out and see us then. And then you can also come out and see most of these kids and our production of Chicago with rescheduled dates of next Friday and Saturday in the new Rala High School Performing Arts Center. So, we're very excited about that. Thank you. Congratulations. Okay. Item two, the StuCo Distinguished Student Leader Awards. The RA Board of Education is proud to recognize JT Rogers and Gianna Starns for earning the distinguished student leader award from the Missouri Association of
004Student Councils. Come on down. The this uh prestigious honor reflects their exemplary leadership dedication and commitment to serving their peers and community. As the highest leadership award given by the state association, this achievement highlights their ability to inspire others, enact positive change, and uphold the values of student council leadership. We re we commend JT and Gianna for their outstanding accomplishments and look forward to seeing their the continued impact of their leadership. I need a microphone. Mr. Bridgeman, are you going to say something? Yes. I again would like to say thank you to all of you for your support. These kiddos um this is not just an award that they can get for one year. um this is their entire high school career. Um they have to meet um a certain number of community service hours.
005They have to meet there's a lot of things that they have to do um and still be a part of some of the other things you're going to see tonight that they are involved with as well. Um so I'm very proud of these two. They did uh qualify for that. They worked very hard um starting in their freshman year and uh that is the highest award that you can get through the Missouri Association of Student Councils which is underneath the principles association. So I'm very proud of these two. Okay, next is the StuCo Award. So, if you're going to be a recipient, come on down while I read this. Okay, Carla, you don't have to try to give all those out. I'll just take them back. The Raleigh High School Student Council has achieved an
006exceptional milestone, earning both the Missouri Association of Student Councils Honor Council Gold Award and the National Gold Council of Excellence from the National Association of Student Councils. These prestigious recognitions highlight their commitment to leadership, service, engagement, and student voice, core tenants of NASC. Out of all student councils in Missouri, only 66 met the rigorous criteria for the state level honor and only 17 received the national award, placing RA High School among an elite group of student leaders. Adding to their list of achievements, Rala High School student council is also celebrating its 90th anniversary tomorrow, May 2nd, 2025. A remarkable milestone marking nearly a century of dedication to student leadership and service. This legacy of excellence continues to shape a positive school culture and make a meaningful impact in the community through yearround initiatives. Congratulations to
007Ralah High's student council on this well-deserved recognition and an incredible 90 years of leadership. Roger's probably been around to see most of them. Shiv's getting funny now. Not feeling loved. He tried stand up, but that didn't work, so he decided to do school. I'll do that sitting down on the school board. All right. Again, I would I felt like I meant the podium a lot tonight. I just like to say how proud I am of these kiddos. Um they work very hard. They do a lot um in our community and as you know, this has been a rough year and there's been a lot of ups and downs this year. Um, and these guys didn't hesitate to go to the plate and do whatever needed to happen and help anywhere that they could help and
008do whatever they could do. Um, a lot of these kids spend a lot of hours um, doing cleanup and stuff on their own and they took that initiative on their own. Um, they are amazing amazing kids and I know you know that as their parents, but sometimes other people don't see that and don't realize that. Um, I am very proud of them. Uh, this is a this is part part of our group. We have about 85. Um, that is our inner council. Um, so they're very active and again they do a lot of different things. Um, and it's it he he said it earlier, this is our 90th year and I went and started tracking back as far as I could go and I was even into the newspapers like it was so thin that
009you uh if you touch them you felt like they were going to fall apart. Um, but we went all the way back um to 90 years of this organization being here in Raleigh High School. That's huge. That's not um that's longer than any um state organization or anything else has been around. And from that time back, all I could see was uh like class officers. So, it's an amazing amazing organization and I'm proud to be a part of it and I'm proud to work with these kids handinand. Thank you for allowing me to have a little part of them in my life. Um because I it's not only that we change their lives, they change our lives. Um and they're amazing kids. So, thank you very much. Congratulations. Congratulations. We are going to move on
010next to Science Olympiad. RA public schools board of education proudly recognizes the dedication and achievements of the RHS science Olympians throughout the their 2025 season. Science Olympiad plays a crucial role in advancing K to2 science education, offering rigorous STEM challenges to 7,600 teams across all 50 states. These competitions allow students to develop problem solving skills and gain exposure to careers in science and technology. This season, Rala High School's uh team secured an impressive third place overall finish at regionals, placing five first place awards and advancing to state or excuse me, earning five place first place awards. At the state competition, they placed third in anatomy and physiology, fifth in robot tour, and ranked 17th overall out of 32 schools. Meanwhile, the RA Middle School team composed of current and former Quest students from fifth, sixth,
011and eighth grades demonstrated excellence at regionals, earning second place overall and advancing the state. At the state finals, they secured sixth place in enmology, third place in Write It, Do It, and ranked 15th overall out of 32 schools. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to their dedicated coaches uh Gayla Hail and Ryan Hickerson, sponsors and parents who have supported these students throughout their journey. Their encouragement and commitment have made a lasting impact. Congratulations to all our science Olympiads for an incredible season. [Applause] parents. Okay. So, you have to be at the microphone. We are really I don't need it, but I will. No, it has to go. It goes from TV. All right. We're just We're just really proud of our students. Um, we have gone to state for several years in a row, but we
012have never been here to be honored and recognized. So, we're really proud that we got ourselves together to get here and show you all the hard work that we've done. We start in September. Um, sometimes the students have to study at home on their own. It's a big commitment um because they have to come become masters of whatever they choose to do out of the 24 different events. So, we're really proud of them. Awesome. [Applause] Ditto. Uh, I'm really proud of these guys, especially how uh these last couple weeks uh we decided to really pull in all-nighters and uh make bets with their coach to see if we can get on an extra trip. Um, we have competed two years in a row at state. Um, and so I'm really excited about that. Uh, last
013year we took fourth. This year we took third at regionals. And so hopefully next year we're going to ink it up back to second or maybe first. So, um, we're a very young team and we're very excited for the future. Thank you. Congratulations. Item five is the RHS Bulldog Basketball. The RA High School Bulldogs had a stellar 2025 season, finishing 23 and six and earning numerous accolades. Ethan Brown, Paxton Lead Better, John Papadocus, and Jensen Thomas were recognized as all district by the sports writers media team with Brown and Thomas also earn securing spots on the class 5 district 5 all district team. Brown secured all state recognition for the second year in a row and set school records for all-time scoring, season assists, and season steals. Coach Mark Miller, named district coach of the
014year, led the team alongside assistant coaches Josh Fineyard, Shannon Snitker, and Mike Miller. The Bulldogs battled through the class 5 district 5 tournament, securing victories in the quarterfinals and semi-finals before narrow narrowly falling in the championship game. With the winning season and standout performances, the Bulldogs continue to uphold the strength and determination of Rola High School athletics. You're welcome. Thanks for [Applause] They're done taking pictures. You're welcome to speak. Mark, I don't even think they've got to take the picture yet. Huh? They're not done taking pictures. They haven't even started. I haven't started. I can't see anything over here. Say a few words. Sure. Trees. Trees. So, uh, they say the tall. I'm coach Miller. I've been here for, uh, 20 years, and this is the first time in my 20 years that I can
015remember, uh, a board reaching out to us and honoring the the team like this. So, I I I want to say thank you very much for doing this. I think it's so important that uh you know that's that's what my life has been the last 20 years is trying to motivate and uh appreciate what we've got with these guys and u this really does a great job of it and I and I thank you all for for doing this. Uh we had a fun season. It was u I think we were 23 and six. Um, we had five seniors that, uh, we're saying goodbye to and, uh, we've got a couple of them here and just had great leadership from them. We have quite a core of, uh, younger guys this year that'll be coming
016back for next year. So, uh, we're going to we're looking forward to some really fun times in the future, too. Thank you all very much. [Laughter] Parents, parents, you guys can come down and take the pictures. But it's just the all of them. The whole staff is for No. We're not done reading yet. Congratulations, guys. Congratulations. Congratulations. Cheers. Football. Congratulations. Thank you. A good time. Yeah, that these are all the sports with my boy. I'm bringing it. No, my little one. Item six is the RHS Lady Bulldogs basketball. The Rola High School Lady Bulldogs had a phenomenal 2025 season, finishing with an impressive 24 and five record. Their dedication and teamwork led to outstanding postseason honors with Michaela Koplin, Mariah Watkins, and Riley Dodson earning all district recognition. Dodson stood out as the district player
017of the year and secured a coveted spot on the class 6 all state team. Additionally, uh, Aaya Copelan broke the school record for most three-pointers in the season, while Mariah Watkins scored set a new record for most steals in the season. Remarkable accomplishments that highlight their skill and determination. Head coach Charlie Parker and assistant coach Chance Allen were instrumental in leading the team to success with Parker earning class 6 District 2 coach of the year honors. The Lady Bulldogs continuing to showcase the strength and spirit of high school athletics. Thank you, [Applause] ladies. Get I'm centering on the bulldog. Are you sure? I've been saying that since I got here a year and a half ago. Um, I'd like to I'm going to take this off. Is that all right? Y I'd like to uh
018thank you guys for allowing us to be here tonight and recognize these young ladies. Uh they had a fantastic season. Uh we had so much unknown uh coming into this season. We lost a lot to graduation. Um a lot of young kids on the team and uh we came out and had a terrific season, 24 and five. Um district runner up. We got bumped up to class 6. Uh great group of kids. Had a had a fantastic season with them. Um I look forward to where we're at and the way we're going with our program. um a lot of special young ladies that come in and work their their tails off every night and I thank you guys for all the support that you had for us um all season long. Um I'm excited about
019what's to come in our future. Uh we only graduate three uh girls off of our team from last year. U so this our Lady Bulldogs Congratulations. Congratulations. Okay, so for item seven is fall sports all state academic teams. So a quick summary is that the RA board of education is pleased to recognize our FAR fall sports teams for their exceptional academic achievements. As we are no longer part of the Ozark conference which previously provided academic certificates, we have adopt developed their own academic excellence certificate based on OZ standards. Additionally, uh Ishaw will issue its own academic certificate at a later date. We commend our student athletes for their dedication to both academics and athletics. So, the first team academic excellence with a uh 3.75 GPA or higher is girls tennis with a GPA of 3.90.
020Softball with a a GPA of 3.80 and high school volleyball with a GPA of 3.78. This is softball in front of us. Okay. They're going one team at a time. Okay. You do what you want to do. I'm looking down. What happened? I don't know. I think they're just She's our boss. [Applause] [Music] Okay, who's coming next? Is this volleyball? Okay, volleyball again with a GPA of 3.78. [Applause] What team you guys? So with an honorable mention of academic excellence with a GPA of 3.6 is high school cheer. [Applause] Can you reach out forward? [Music] Okay. Is it on? I was not prepared to speak tonight, but the this is an amazing group of young ladies. They have always been super driven and definitely um focused on their academics as long as um as well
021as their um athlet athlet I can't even say it. Um as long as doing cheer, they've been very well at um balancing both of them and they've had a very great season. So, I'm proud of them. [Applause] Yeah. So, those three teams were also listed as Mshaw outstanding GPA award, which is 3.5 and higher. Who's next? Football. Football. football team with a IMAD distinguished GPA award with a team GPA of 3.16. Guys, you need to take after the ladies. [Laughter] A hard time here to be recognized, not comedian. Good job, Jackie. Get a picture of Jack smiling. Come on in. Um, these are the guys that were academic all state for the uh football team. So, to be academic all state, you have to be uh either have two of three criteria. You either have
022to have a 25 or higher on the ACT, be in the top 10% of your class, or have a 38 GPA or higher. So, these guys are all uh 39 GPA or higher and are uh in the top of their class. So, they they're a lot they're able to do all the stuff we ask and then be at the top of their class, too. So, [Applause] Good job, guys. Congratulations, guys. Is that all of our team? Okay. So item eight is uh has to do with something that's really neat. The board of education proudly recognizes the outstanding dedication and perseverance of the Res Transportation Department, particularly mechanics Jeff Seagel, Sam Brown, Brent Watson, and substitute driver Josh Bordon. Come on down, guys. Come on. Despite the challenges posed by a devastating tornado that impacted our
023facilities and buses, these individuals worked tirelessly in difficult conditions without power, heat, or proper lighting to ensure our fleet was ready for the annual Missouri State Highway Patrol inspection. Their commitment to safety and professionalism was evident as they prepared all 65 buses, even overcoming storm damage and inclement weather. Thanks to their hard work, the department achieved a 100% inspection rating. Wow. A testament to their exceptional skill and dedication. The board of education commends these true team players for their unwavering commitment to our district and the students we serve. [Applause] You go first. You go first, then I'll join in. All right. So, I just want to say briefly, thank you for recognizing uh this group of gentlemen here. Um, you know, to get a 100% uh rating on a on a uh inspection program is
024is kind of rare. Um, last year they achieved a 98.6, six, which is significant in itself. Um, when the tornado hit on a Friday evening, they had just started getting our buses ready for the inspection on the 28th. So, I came in Monday morning and expecting that we were going to reschedu and Jeff said, "No, we're going to do this and we're going to be ready." And they put in the hours. They worked in some adverse conditions. We're talking no heat, no lighting. Um, and they they pushed forward and uh got all 65 of our buses um prepared and ready to go. That included two buses that were damaged in the tornado. Um just the effort that these guys put in. I couldn't be more proud of the effort they put in. True commitment. I
025mean, that's the word of the year for the district is commitment. And that's exactly what they showed that they embodied that commitment. I appreciate that. I'm going to take just a moment just to say ditto to what he said. But knowing firsthand how hard these gentlemen work on a day-to-day basis to make sure that all of our kids get to school and home from school safely is a feat in itself. They go above and beyond. And like you know um their director Hank said you know it's a commitment but they are committed every day of the year and for that we appreciate them even though I did make them attend this meeting tonight as I was talking. So I know I know but you you deserve this and thank you for what you do from
026the bottom of our hearts from all of us. Thank you. It it doesn't go unnoticed. [Applause] Thank you guys. All right. Thanks everybody for coming. Absolutely. All right. We'll go ahead and get started with the rest um of the items on our agenda. Next is questions from the floor. At this time, is there any um any person wishing to speak on any question previously discussed through administrative channels and not on the agenda will be granted three minutes to speak um or excuse me to make a presentation to the board. Please state your name for the record. Seeing none, we'll move on to presentations on agenda items. Any person wishing to speak on any items on the agenda will be granted three minutes to make a presentation. Please state your name for the record. Seeing none,
027we'll move on to the consent agenda. A consent agenda is utilized by the Raleigh Board of Education as a means of dealing with routine matters which must be considered by the board of education, but require minimum of discussion. All board of education members receive and review written information supporting the items listed on the consent agenda well in advance of the meeting. While any board of education member is welcome to remove any item from the consent agenda for separate consideration or discussion for any reason, normally all items on the consent agenda are approved in one motion with a minimum of discussion. And we have items A through E. Is there anything you'd like to point out? Yeah, just a couple of quick items. Um, under contracts, u, you'll see one there for um, high school softball.
028Obviously, our softball field is not um usable and likely will not be for the next season. Uh so we have an agreement there with the city to use Schuman Park um in the temporary. Uh we discussed several options and looked at different places, but to have a place that we can go for practice every day and have full access to for whatever schedule we need. Uh we appreciate the city's willingness to um work with us on that. Uh the other one is uh you'll see Thornberg abatement. Uh that is not related to the storm damage. Um but we are uh looking to go into Wyman and finish the abatement of the remaining asbestous in that building. Uh so that is tile and mastic. Um and um we've been doing that in phases along, but we're
029going to take advantage of the building being empty to to finish that process. So um much uh uh reduced cost to do it while there's no furniture and things in the way to be moved and uh they're not super busy at this po moment in time. So getting them in before we uh try to move back in will be a a great cost savings and a good benefit for the district in moving things forward. So awesome. Any other questions, comments? Just have a question. Will the cost of using the fields at the city be something that insurance is helping us with? Yes. Yes, it is. It is. Okay. They have approved those those costs already. Awesome. Thanks. Wonderful. I'll make a motion to approve items A through E on the consent agenda. I'll second that.
030All right. All in favor say I. I. Those opposed say no. Thank you. Moving on then to old business. Our long range facility update by Dr. Fulton. No presentation this evening because there's not been a lot of work. So I mean there's been a lot of work but nothing really changed to for visually for you to see right now. So we are waiting on the lighting commissioning getting ready for our play next week at the auditorium. with that. Um, if you were at senior night, you saw the blue tape up. So, that is gone now. Um, but we are still waiting on trim p trim pieces to come in for the FL. So, that's just a few of the little things that are happening there. And we are still waiting on the final punch list
031to come in. So, I haven't seen that yet. So, we're they're still working. Wonderful. That's all for long range facilities right now. So, going on moving on. I know. I know there were lots of uh positive comments made scholarship night was really good. Everybody was just those that had not you know been there before but just amazed at um the transformation it was a gym at one point. So yeah it was a gym just last year so it was longgo it's quite something. So what can happen in about 15 months so it's amazing. It is for sure. All right and our storm recovery update. So with that, um, no pictures again. There's really everything that's being done. There's not a lot that can happen. I'm not climbing on the roof of the middle school because
032that's really what has been big right now. So Blackjack is up there fixing our roof. Not climbing up there right now. So just know that they've been there. Um, there have been um supplies delivered for the roof at Wyman as well to start on the um on the biggest part of that. Um we'll we're going to work on the other part as well in the next few few months. Um but with that, I am meeting with the insurance um construction company tomorrow morning to talk about the reconstruction of the inside of the building. So I'll have a game plan for that coming up before long. Hopefully we'll be able to start the middle school within the next week. That's what we're hoping for. Um so we will do that. At Wyman, we are having the
033playground assessed for safety. So, I'm bringing in a company to do that. Received that approval this afternoon. Um, and at Mark Twain, we are planning some window repairs and planning um, what that's going to look like because that is on the street side and I want it to match the newer part of the building. So, we're working on that with our insurance company as well. Working on the cafeteria rebuild. Um, working on that planning and that process with our architects and the insurance company at this time. So I will tell you there um there is I have a meeting with the architect every week and there is something moving on every project. So they are pleased with our with our progress um and just keeping things going. So we have a great team working on
034that and appreciate all of their work and their help. Questions? Wonderful. And our insurance company has been fabulous to work with with us as well. Yeah. Place a phone call if I have a question. They're right there. They answer. Um they get right back to me if we send emails. So very it's been very good to work with. Wonderful. And do we want to remind the community that uh those schools will be they will be they will be openation come right August. Come August they will. Um we're going to we're making very significant progress there. So very pleased. I think the teachers will not be able to move in at the last day of school, but we will we are creating a plan to get them moved in before the school year starts and what
035that will look like. I'll know more about all of that after tomorrow's meeting. So that's it. It is exciting for them to be back in their spaces, be a little refreshed with a little, you know, new paint and, you know, some different floors and things. So, yeah, it will be good. Wonderful. Okay. All right. Thank you. Moving on now to new business. We have some board meeting dates for the 20 2526 uh year. Is has everybody had an opportunity to take a look at those? Is there any conflicts or anything that we need to discuss? I know as usual our June the last meeting in June is usually uh a morning meeting. Looks like it's June 30th this year. Any other concerns, questions? If not, can I get a motion to approve our 2526 board
036meeting dates? I move we accept the um board dates for school year uh as presented. I'll second that. All in favor say I. I oppose say no. All right, moving on to comments. We'll start with Maria. How was prom? Prom was wonderful. Um we all had a really good time. The decorations turned out great. Um, the class of 2026 class officers did an amazing job and I'm not taking personal credit. I am not on that team. That's one of the teams I am not a part of. So, but my friends, they did a great job. It was beautiful. There was quite a few people there and lots of chaperoons and it was just really fun. Everyone had a really great time. The dresses were beautiful. The guys looked great. I know they don't love to
037dress up for that kind of thing because the girlfriends make them, but they all looked really great. Everyone had a great time. Wonderful. Other things going on? Not really. I mean, so close to the end of the school year. Everyone's just hunkered down on testing and getting to the end of the year pretty much. And so it's kind of full of steam ahead, especially at the high school. You know, I'm sure it's like that all over the district, but sure. Speaking from high school experience, we're pretty go at this point to get to the end of the year. But it's been a good one. So that's all I can say about that. and all the graduation facility festivities start here in a couple of weeks with they are excited. Yeah, that's wonderful. And thank you,
038Dr. Dare. Um just a few things. uh one uh and I the timing of having the the mechanics and stuff here tonight, but um this morning I had to run a a quick errand to one of the buildings and and just happened to be out and about, but uh got to witness uh a couple different times um cars stopping to allow our buses to turn and allow them to pull out and uh witnessed it out on O Highway by RMU and then again up here at Forum at RTI. Uh and and you know the RTI one really struck me because it wasn't one lane of traffic. It was all three. It was the turn lane and the drive lane on both sides stopped and allowed seven buses to pull out. And um no one honked,
039no one yelled, everyone's waving. Uh it's just it's just kind of a reminder we we have really great people and appreciate our community and their respect for our buses and the students on those and the safety pieces that go there. But um it was just kind of neat to see. Um some uh positive things from the legislature uh uh at least so far. Um the budget Senate approved the budget um Tuesday night late um almost midnight I think when they finished up. Uh but they did uh pass full funding for the formula. So uh we're not done yet. Uh that still has to go to conference with the house. Uh and then of course the governor has to sign off all those the processes. So still a road to go through but that's a positive
040step. Um that additional 300 million in funding equates to about a million and a half dollars for Raleigh public schools each year. And so that's an important piece for us. Um appreciate uh the the support of our local legislators in that process and and all that they've done as well. Miss Mcdevan mentioned Chicago next Friday and Saturday. Um strongly encourage you to come out and and take a peek at that. We got to see the first three or four songs before the tornado hit and so it was very impressive up to that point. and I'm anxious to see the rest. So, u but I'm sure she would love to fill that place for their first performances there. Uh the Nap family track ded uh complex dedication Tuesday the 13th at 5. Uh we'd love to
041see everyone there. Um got to visit with Coach Knap not too long ago. He's just a very fascinating gentleman to speak with. So, uh encourage you to come out and and hear. Uh I'm sure he will have very sage advice that day. Uh, graduation May 18th at Gail Bowman, uh, over at S&T. Uh, tickets are required and, uh, you can get those from a senior. So, don't, there's no scalping or box office or street sales or anything like that. There may be, but, you know, have to get the seniors involved in all that. Uh, last day of school is 22nd. Just as a reminder, dismissal at 1:00. So, again, we'll push some things out social media wise to remind everybody to be safe and watch uh, for that early dismissal. uh that throws people off
042a little bit when the buses are not at their normal time. Um uh and then want to make sure the board uh has on your calendars for our all staff recognition breakfast the following morning the 23rd. Um we've reminder combined our support staff and teacher recognition. So um certainly look forward to that. That's always a good time. And then uh summer school is 2nd through the 27th. So uh we're still rolling and keep rolling. Uh lots going on as as uh Maria mentioned. I think there's about four or five events every night from here on out. So, there's no shortage of things to see and do and uh but we appreciate everybody and their efforts and looking forward to wrapping up the year here. So, band concert Friday. Band concert Monday. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you.
043Yeah, I I certainly did not get everything on the list. I promise. Wonderful. All right. Next item up is written reports. Um, just pay attention to our substitute teacher list, finance report, cafeteria report, um, and our monthly financial report is in there as well. Um, if we have nothing else, are we ready to go back into close session? Can I get a motion, please? I'll move we go into close session. So, I second that. All right. How do you vote? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.