001Where's Wait a second. Where's They're playing this Danner. Where'd he go? First do pledge of allegiance. They're right outside. Oh, there are. Okay. Okay. Good evening, everyone. I'd like to call this meeting to order. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance. [Music] [Applause] Thank you. Good evening everyone. Fire exits are located in the sides of the room in the front and back. In the event of a fire, you will hear a fire alarm at that time. Please move in a calm and orderly fashion to the nearest exit. I'll now give over to Mr. D. Carlo who has a couple of presentations. Mr. Carlo. Thank you very much, President Rose. Before we get into that, I just want to take the following opportunity to thank the East Ramipo School community. On behalf of myself and the
002board of education as well as the students and staff of the East Ramo Central School District, please accept my sincere appreciation for your support of the 202526 school budget. Each year, the board of education undertakes the important responsibility of crafting a budget that is academically and fiscally sound, but also advances meaningful opportunities and experiences for all our students. This year's budget supports both short and long-term financial priorities while furthering the goals of student growth, enhancing programs and services that meet the evolving needs and the interest of our learners. The vision of supporting all learners is deeply embedded in every element of the ST spending plan and we are deeply grateful for your trust and partnership. I would also like to recognize and thank the candidates who sought a position on the board of education and
003demonstrated a genuine commitment to the future of our schools. Congratulations to Sabrina Charles Pierre Yitsak Gruber Efron Weissmandal and Haram Rivera on their election as trustees. We look forward to their leadership and contributions in the years ahead. As we look ahead, I'm excited about the future of the schools here at East Ramipo and I've been honored in working alongside our board of education and the entire East Ramal community as we pursue new levels of excellence. Once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your enduring support of our students, our staff, and our shared vision for a bright and shining future for the East Ramole Central School Districts. Sincerely, Anthony D. Carlo, Intram Superintendent of Schools. Thank you everybody. Okay, I'm going to get up. Sorry. Okay. Reverse, reverse, reverse. Um, I want
004to take this opportunity to thank, um, our band members for being here tonight. Um, uh, Mr. Michael Smith is going to talk a little bit about NISMA and what is happening here at East Ramole. again because of his guidance but also your support as a community and how many of our kids are so much more involved in the arts and what's happening with regards to it. So since the last board of education meeting, I had the uh pleasure um myself and both high school principles um from Spring Valley High School and from Ramapo High School um for the following students who are the val of both Spring Valley um Zaren Tasman um Dika Jacobs from Spring Valley High School, Jaden Kong and Aly Sagara um from Ramapo High School were honored um with 70 other
005vows and s throughout out the lower Hudson Valley. Um, and look at the schools that these students are going to. Zarin is going to Princeton University majoring in electrical and computer engineering. Dika Jacobs is going to the honors school at City College for Biochemistry. Jaden is going to Georgia Tech Institute um for mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering and public policy. and a is going to Columbia University in biology and premed. That's the kind of students that we have here at the East Ramapo Central School District and we need to share and celebrate that. And to our underassmen, right? And it starts in kindergarten. We'll be welcoming kindergarters in next year um right until 12th grade. These are the kind of things that can be done and our students do each and every day. So I
006want to congratulate these vows and s and we'll be hearing from them at our graduations when they give their speeches if we continue on. Thank you. Also I was able to attend today's students and tomorrow's teachers. Now, this is so vitally important um and uh the board of education is aware of this because you see some of the struggles that we have with bilingual educators and as we also have with um trying to fill positions of world language. Our country, ladies and gentlemen, is in the beginning of a crisis and that's teaching. This generation does not want to go into teaching. Okay? um for a variety of different reasons and so a lot of these colleges and universities their education departments have dwindled down in some cases closed. So what we're looking to do is
007to really work through and promote the importance of education um in society. But most importantly when we talk about these students and the celebration that you know they were recognized at the 30th annual um celebration that took place a couple of weeks ago. These are the kind of students that we want to embrace to go out to these fine schools. You'll see um Jose going to Rockland, Crystal going to Rockin Community College, Anthony going to American International College, Casmir going to Dominican University, Casey going to Rockland Community College, Gloria going to Northwalk State, Kathleen going to Keen and Rihanna going to St. Thomas Aquinus College. What we want to say to them is go out, work hard, and then we want you to come back and we want you to be the teachers here at
008East Ramapo because that's how you open up that that that line of wanting to really embrace your own. And what better do you want have kids that have a love and passion that grow up here to come back and teach the new generation of East Ramapo students. So, I want to congratulate all of those students um for for their dedication to wanting to go into the field of education. So again, congratulations to all those recipients. And next up, we have um Mr. Michael Smith is going to talk to us a little bit about what's been happening with the performing arts. Um you'll see some of these statistics and then we're going to do some award presentations. Mr. Smith, good evening everybody. I got to wear my glasses. Sorry. Uh so vision this year is an
009exciting year. Actually, it's my 40th year. So I just want to really go to a lot of what we have here we didn't have before. So for visual art, our supplies are catching up. We had to sustain. We had use of arts and education budget which helped us go to ROA which is uh the Rockling Center of the Arts gave our children an opportunity to have field trips there to learn sculpture and bring it back to our schools. They haven't had that for years. Resources reallocated support all of our art presentations and shows in each school. Each school had an art show this year. Come closer so everybody can hear you. He's giving me the Each each school. Oh, wow. That's great. Each school each school had um where resource resources were allocated to support
010all of our art presentations and shows in each school. Theater and dance were afforded support in brand new sound systems as well as an ongoing assessment of theater beginning with the high schools and eventually including all schools curtains, staged and lights and being identified and are part of an ongoing process of upgrades which support our two dramas and our two uh our our two spring musicals. Actually, we have five spring musicals because we al also have in middle school. We haven't had a lot of our um performing arts areas worked on for years and this year just the assessments alone have created a whole another buzz for our for our students and they deserve it. Music beginning with our elementary schools were afforded support supplies including recorders for all our students, our third grade students.
011All schools were afforded a spring night concert in and in the high schools we had two holiday concerts as well. That's critical because back back in 2013, 2012, 2014, you cut music, music music and art in our schools, that takes that many years to get all this back, to get the culture back, to get what we're doing to to support the co-curricular area. Um, our students this year were afforded new musical instruments in all our fourth to 12th grade students. This included strings, winds, and percussion. We have hundreds of instruments and I'll get to the that graph up there which will give you the evidence of the support that the instruments have done for our children. Um the support for MISA growth is evident in the NISMA graph which you see up here which is
012New York State Music Association. The graph consists of over several years of data provided by our students participation. If you look up there in 2014 2015 we only had 31 students in the whole school district uh participate in NISMA. And then if you look at at 20 uh 24 2025 we have 441 students are participating in solos. 476 students are participating in NISMA um uh ensembles. That's huge and it it speaks to the concerts. I just came from Fleetwood's concert last year. They had maybe 17 students. They had over 120 kids at their concert this year. That the culture is there and the support is there. Um h how does that how does that filter into a lot of stuff? You see our marching band. Our marching man has has been big for years. This
013year we had 61 students in the student in the marching man. Now we have 185 students. We just participate participated in a parade in St. Patty's Day parade where we had 150 students who came in first place. Um the these this is all about NISM. This is about support that we're doing for our children. Um and another big uh thing that we had for our students was called Jazzing Up the Books. We're really trying to inspire students to do jazz because we haven't had it and we've been doing it for three years where we had professional group come in and give concerts and and work with our students. How how does that helped us? Well, if you look on the right there, um we have all county jazz students, Mia Hernandez, Chin M. I'm going
014to sorry Chin, I'm going to say your name wrong. Alex Pinetta, Jordan Medina, and Pat Dar. Um, all these students were in all county jazz and for the first time in 11 years, we got somebody into the all state vocal jazz, Mia Hernandez. So, um, and they're here tonight. Um, I'd like to bring Jordan Medine up. Jordan, come on up. Congratulations. Jordan Medina is a bass player, but he's also one of tuba players. Of course, with resources, when you see the March band now, we don't have two tubas anymore. How many we have? Seven or eight. 78 touafones. We're the largest band in the metropolitan area here. Um, and Jordan, tell us about where you going to school and what you getting this summer. So, speaking of trouble, nice loud. So, the school I'm going
015to this summer is um, I'm majoring in music at Albanese Sunni Albany and um, I got a scholarship offer from William Patterson for it was a full scholarship for one week, a oneweek program to like learn and play jazz with them. It's a great opportunity to improve my experience and like learn from others as like I want to be a composer as well. And by being a composer, I can help all these other students like find their passion in music as well. Congratulations. The other student we have here is is unique. Has been here for years, is going to school. Well, I'm going to let her tell you where she's going to school. She's the top the top drummer in the Rockland County. And actually she was a top drummer in the state for for
016uh the vocal jazz ensemble. Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Mia Hernandez from Rapo High School. Y Mia. [Applause] Okay. Um good evening. Um I was blessed and honored to be chosen uh out of the whole entire state of New York to go up to All State. Um it's the first time in 10 years that this happened. So a round of applause for Ramapo cuz that was awesome. Um, this fall I will be going to Purchase. I will be double majoring in jazz performance and music composition and minoring in film score music. I will be learning under some amazing drummers that I'm super excited for. And after that, I plan on going into law school and going into entertainment law hopefully to help other musicians, other entertainers to be able to be successful in their careers the
017same way I want to be in mine. Thank you so much. Congratulations. So, a little support goes a long way. A lot of support goes miles. Thank you very much for your support, East Rampa. Great job. Thank you, Mike. Here you go. These are those. Thank you. As you can see, we talked about academics. We're talking about the fine arts. And last but not least, and we're going to call up coach. Would you come up and talk a little bit about our recipient tonight, Tana, and her accomplishment, which is absolutely outstanding. and then we'll have Tania come up and tell you a little bit about what she's going to be doing in the future. Thank you. Congratulations. You're welcome. Good evening board. I just want to say thank you again. I'm also a product of
018East Rampo. I've been here since kindergarten. I'm a graduate of East Rampo and a teacher here. And this is my home. Um but again, this is all about Taniah Joseph. Uh one of the most outstanding talents that we've had here in a long time at Spring Valley High School. She has done amazing things this season. She broke a 30-year record from all-time fastest time in Rocklin County history. She's currently the number four fastest time in New York State. She's number eight fastest time in the 200 meters in New York State. She will be competing at state quas. She already has qualified for New York states and also qualifies for nationals where she will be competing in two weeks. Tonight, Joseph is probably one of the most outstanding athletes that you can ever see here at
019Spring Valley High School in a long time. And uh very modest, but again, a great talent and an even better person. Oh. Um so I plan on taking my athletic and education career to Norfolk State University where I'm going to also be studying in pre- N nursing. That's yours. Congratulations. You are welcome. Congratulations again and coach, thank you for all you do. Um to the board, thank you again. Um this is about what it's all about, celebration of our our students both academically and the fine arts um in athletics. That's a a tribute to what they do. And again, thank the community for all your support. Thank you. [Applause] Oh, thank you very much, coach. And thank you, Mr. Smith for presenting these amazing student athletes and amazing student musicians. You guys are going to
020be going far, so we're proud of you. Okay. Um, moving on to public speaking. Do I have a motion to open the floor public speaking? Motion moved by Mr. Guber, second by Vice President McIll. All in favor say I. I. Anyone opposed same? Motion carries. Speaker number one. Good evening. uh with everyone just to say thank you very much for all the hard work and thank you to the communities to show up in the last vote and thanks God we got this budget pass and we just we want to say thank you very much Mr. Carlo for all your hard work. We really appreciate what you did for our district. We never going to forget you. Let the first person take care of us, respond every single question we have and everything we need. We
021appreciate everything. Thank you very much. Uh to the rest of the board, thank you very much for your hard work and we just hope continue working the next year for the better future of kids. We're going to continue coming and asking for a better future for every single kid or district. Thank you very much. I appreciate everything. And I want a single question for you. I think uh I have a question. I was in the ch my son goes to the choridge middle school and the beginning of the year I asked to the principal what happened with this locker was the locker is not working and she told me because is in the way of the locker's ar is in the exit. So it's very hard to when the kids coming and go out put
022the stops or put back or lack I don't know. So maybe you can check that then. Thank you very much for everything. Thanks. Thank you. Speaker number two. Okay. Superintendent Carlo. Um is Louisa. I'm sorry, this is not working. It's not. Yeah, it's not working. Okay. No traa. No whacker is not working. Thank [Music] you. Okay. is Faro, superintendo. for personal superintend. Carlo, superintendo. [Applause] Thank you. Speaker number three. Good evening. I have two things to say. First, I would like to thank Mr. D. Carlo for all that you have done. Uh, I'm so sorry to see you go and I hope that you'll think about us. The next thing I would like to do is to find out what is the status of the superintendent search. First of all, we only have one more
023meeting before the end of the school year and nothing we haven't heard anything about it. So that's my question. What is the status? The next thing that I would like to ask about, I met with some students from both high schools and they were very much concerned about the lunch schedule and you had mentioned that you were going to try to rectify that because there was only one uh period for lunch. and they spoke very passionately about this that it was something that uh they really needed to be corrected. Also, I was at an event where the chancellor spoke and he spoke about seeing what was happening at the lunch periods in East Ramapo. So, I think that this is something I promised them that we would bring it up to you and to the
024board and hopefully this will be corrected. Thank [Applause] you. Thank you. Speaker number four. Good evening everyone. Um, as the year is now about to end, um, again I want to congratulate to the seniors of the marching band, Kevin, Jordan, and Melanie. These three kids have been there like it seems like forever, but they're very sad to leave because their passion is music. And what better way to support the from the community is to support the budget. Even personally I do not agree with the zero increase but it's just one person right. Um also I wanted to mention the issue with the buses um today my little one um came home drenched in sweat red and thirsty. You know why? Because the bus driver refused to open windows. There's no ACs. She was just screamed
025at. She was not allowed to get up and open the windows. This is not the not the only case. Is multiple other kids. For the past 3 years, I keep coming to the front saying the same thing. When you employ a company, you need to make sure that it's properly safety first, right? that there's seat belts, they're not cut off, that they work, that there's AC because my child is not an animal. For 30 minutes, she sat on a bus and would you guys would like to experience the same thing? No. Right? Do you think it's fair for my child to experience the same thing with kindergarten children also? That is very unfair and it needs to be addressed. Yes, we're it's almost end the year, but notice if you go on your car in
026the afternoon today, did you notice when it hit you how hot it was? Do you think a child deserves to be in that condition? Now, another thing, um, I haven't heard anything from East Ramp or anything, but the town is help the village of Spring Valley is helping the people that were displaced yesterday through the fire. Um, I don't know if the East Rampo um, admin will be able to open up a site so we can drop people in the community can drop off and we can work together with the village. um they're our neighbor district and as well they helped us when there was a fire here in within the district. I think we should help definitely right. Um also I would like to see for the graduations that are coming up that there's
027access to water because it will be very hot um for the students. They deserve the best. They did great. So thank you very much. Thank you. Speaker number five. Yeah. Yeah. Market Gracias. Anthony. Proximoto. [Applause] Thank you. That concludes public speaking. We'll now give it over to our superintendent, Mr. Dardo, for the superintendent report. Mr. Thank you, President Rose. Um, I really don't have a lot because what's really great about tonight is we're not sitting up here spending hours and hours deciding what the second vote was will be like, right? Which is a good thing. and I thank you for all your comments to not only myself but to the board because this has been a partnership. But just a couple of important points. So I'll start with the last comment about getting ready for
028next year. For the first time in forever, we are actually interviewing people for positions now. whether it be some of these new positions that we've added. Teachers were actually now able to go out and recruit teachers, have them come in and do demo lessons. Um, we're we're moving along and we haven't been able to do that in many, many, many years because we're out in August and sometimes the beginning of the school year looking for teachers and so we are we are far way ahead of where we should be. Um, and again, that's thanks to the budget passing and us being able to hire these positions. And I want to thank the team. Um I want to thank the community. We had an incredible amount of people come out for our our three job fairs.
029Um assistant superintendent for HR, um Miss uh Rusco and her team has done a great job. The cabinet has done a really great job in um going out and beginning the hiring process, having lessons, having some of you in the audience that have been on some of our committees. and we really are moving along, I think, in a very very cohesive uh manner. So, we're very very excited about that. As far as the buses go, thank you for letting us know. Mr. Stark is right there. I can promise you that he will be on a conversation tonight with transportation to let all our providers know that those buses and windows need to be open. This is a health and safety factor. And so, thank you for letting us know that because you're right, we're going
030into the month of month of June. You know, I hope that just today and tomorrow was just a a little bit of heat. It looks like next week we're back to the 70s and that would be a great thing. As far as graduations go, yes, the water will be provided. I will tell you that I um you know me, I'm hands-on, so I've been out to Boulder Stadium. I've seen it. We talked about it. The principles are going out to Boulder Stadium. We're going to make sure that the flow of traffic works well. We're going to have time for photos to be taken in a very nice and orderly manner. If for some reason it rains that day, we do have a backup plan. We'll be at RCC um if that happens and you'll be
031getting information from each one of your prospective schools. Um as far as the um cafeterias go, a couple of things. Okay. Um, as it's been mentioned here and and Mr. Tindel has spoken about it a couple of times, we are looking to repurpose both of our high schools and middle schools to make them far more usable, friendly, more seating. Um, I wish I can tell you we can make that change next year. We can't. We're working on it. There are other implications that have to do with scheduling and and and lengths of days and contracts, but we are keenly aware of it. Um, and we know it's something in the future that needs to be addressed and it's something that I will definitely share um with the next superintendent who comes in to transition about
032where we're headed. But the team is keenly aware about it. We know how the chancellor feels about it and we're going to try our best next year to mitigate it and then the following year make those changes. So just an update on those uh variety of different issues. Also, I know the last board meeting an issue came up with regards to special education and what we can be doing as a board in the future. Um, so we are in process of addressing that. There'll be a memo coming out in the next couple days from our our special counsel and McGinness with regards to this outlining the committee the purpose of what the committee can or can't do under the guidelines of um idea what authority the board does have and that'll be part of a
033discussion um at our reorg meeting and then setting up um in executive session. She'll be there with Karen to go over how we can set it up and what those rules and regulations are. So, I just wanted to update the board and not think that I let it go to the wayside. So, that's all that I have. President Rose and uh thank you. Thank you very much, Mr. Zardo. Okay. Um we will now move on to consent and agenda items. Do I have a motion for items 1 through eight? Consent and agenda. Moved by Mr. Moses C. Do I have a second for Mr. Weissandle? Yes, I do. We'll open it up for discussion. Any discussion on these matters? Hearing no further discussion. We have a motion in a second. All those in favor say
034I. I. Anyone opposed abstain? Motion carries. Moving on to action items 1 through 12. I'll make the motion for items 1 through 12. Do I have a second? Second. Second by Vice President McGill. We'll open up for any conversation, any discussion. Uh, yes. I just have a quick question. Um, I noticed for the agreement for the silver silvergate prep service agreement that the agreement um I guess began April 10th through June 13th. And I'm just wondering why are we just now approving this um agreement? What's the item number? Item number seven, the academic instruction silvergate prep agreement. The agreement states that um this agreement shall be in effect beginning April 10th uh 2025 through June 13, 2025. And I'm just wondering why are we just now approving it and why it was not approved prior
035to April 10th. Is that your item? Item seven. The question the question is why is it coming now as opposed to started it started April 10th. April 10. Can just you could speak to it. That's okay. Thank you. That question's being it's on the floor. Um the student was placed in the it was home hospital instruction and so we didn't have we didn't know the student was placed there. So we didn't have a contract to be able to a viable method to pay them for it. So, we had to create a contract in order to be able to pay them for the services for the home instruction. Okay. Thank you. Okay, we have a motion and a second. All those in favor say I. I. Anyone opposed say? Motion carries. Information and reports from the
036board. Yes. Um, at the last board meeting, um, I wasn't able to give a report due to the fact that I had to go up and, um, tally the votes for the school budget. So, I'd like to say a couple of things. Um, first, I would like to share, and it might have been shared, but I I I want it I want to make sure I share it. On May 8th, I'm just going back a little bit, our student athlete, basketball player, Josiah Bashan, was honored with a banner um for basically um achieving his 10,000 points and I thought that was awesome. It was a great presentation and amongst his parents, family, students, and staff. Then also on May 15th, our outstanding East Rambo student athletes signed their letter of intention. That day was a
037result of their hard work, discipline, sacrifice, and determination. Our athletes have trained. They train early mornings, balance academics with athletics, and push through challenges to reach these milestones. Their commitment has paid off, and now they are facing the next big competing um at the collegiic level. So proud of the example they have set both on and off the field. So, I just want to congratulate a couple of people um that I was able to witness signing their letter of intention going off to college. So, one was Anthony Mack who will be attending AIC American International College for football. Jonathan uh me who will be attending stack for football. Destiny Lawrence who will be attending Delaware State for track. And of course, we just saw Taniah Joseph. she will be attending uh Northk State University. Rolinsky
038Mark for soccer who will be attending Monroe College. Jean St. Louis um will be attending Monroe College for soccer and Eli Pierre who will be attending Morrisville College for football. So, we do have some very outstanding athletes, student athletes here in the East Rampa Central School District and they are now furthering their careers which is awesome. Then on that same day, um I attended the Rockland County Track and Field Championship at Clarktown South where both Remipo and Spring Valley competed. Uh again, which we all know we saw the screen tonight. Tonight, Joseph at this meet was the 100 meter and 200 meter champion. She set a new county record in the 100 meter, running 11.83. And as her coach stated, she is now ranked number four in New York State for the 100 meter and
039number 10 in New York State for the 200 meter. Um, so just a great job overall and I did want to share that. And I had the privilege on Monday, this Monday, this past Monday, attending the Rockland County School Boards Association's 78th annual meeting and recognition dinner. And it was awesome to see how our um school resource officers, they were honored that evening from East Ramapo um Quacy, Evelyn and Christian once and I just want to personally thank them for their tireless efforts to ensure safety, build relationships and make a lasting impact on our students. Also congratulations to our student leaders who were honored that evening from East Rambo Central School District, Angelo Tatuana Yupa from Rambo High School, Destiny Lewis Jean from Spring Valley High School as well as Aaliyah Lree career and tech
040technical because she goes to Rocklin both Rocklin um Boseis. So continue being amazing. Um just hats off to our our um students. A job well done. And the last thing I do want to mention, I would like to give a big congrats to Spring Valley athletes who competed at the section class doubleA championship. Um I I want to mention the other student athletes as well. Linsky who placed second in 100 meter hurdles. Taniah Joseph who won both the 100 meter and 200 meters. Marvin Delp who placed third in the 100 meter dash. Destiny Lawrence who placed fifth in the long jump. And last but not least, the girls 4x100 meter relay placed third. So, let's just give a round of applause for all of our student athletes. Job well done. Very, very good. Thank you.
041Okay. So, um I would also like to share that uh starting last week um it's been a very busy month uh as of May and this month. Um last week, Friday, I attended the career day at Pomona Middle School. Um, I would like to to thank all of our vendors, Rampa Police, Brock and Boseies, um, Chef Shivy, and give a special shout out to Dr. Jean who puts this uh, event together every year for our students. Um, for all of our seventh graders and eighth graders. Um, I would also like to give a special shout out to our Spring Valley students who put together an incredible Spring uh, Valley Variety Show last week, Friday. Um, it's always a great turnout. Um, and you know, we have very talented students who not only participate and and
042and puts the show together, but they also show off their clothing line, um, they show off their talent with hair. So, you know, congratulations to them on a job well done. Um, I know this was mentioned earlier, but uh, I know doc Mr. D. Carlo talked about today's students teachers. Um, last night I attended the recogni recognition ceremony where our students from Pomona, Chestnut, Kakiat, Rampo, and Swing Valley High School were honored for the work that they did in this program. So, I would like to say congratulations to them. Um, just a few more. On Sunday, I attended the Rockland Negro Scholarship Ceremony. And I just want to recognize from Rample High School, Chase Carter Hall, Emanuela Persona, Cameron Stevens, and then from Spring Valley High School, uh, Kathleen Beine, Nella Burke, Where's Mer Luben,
043Rihanna, Jean Noel, Shedlin Bo, um, who all received scholarships and awards that night. And last, um, Mr. D. Carla and I before this meeting attended Swim Valley's Spring Swim Valley's awards night um tonight which is probably still going on. So congratulations to all um all of our students. I know it's going to be more weeks of and days of awards um for the hard work that they've done. So congratulations to all. Thank you. Just before we leave, I talked to you about the hiring. We have two um new hires here at East Ramapo that are going to be joining our team. We have um our executive director of personnel. If you could stand up, Mr. Matt Graphitz. Matt, if you could stand up, please. Thank you. And then we have our assistant superintendent for MLE
044instruction. We have Jalissa Ron Tamazalawa. Please stand up. Welcome to you both. We're excited for you coming to join the East Ramo team. So, congratulations. Thank you. Thank you very much, Mr. Dalo, and welcome. Um Okay. Um, we will now, okay, moving over to future meeting dates. A regular meeting is scheduled for June 16th, 2025 on a Monday. Please note, we moved it for a Monday just for the next meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m. Thank you, Mr. Gruber. In the PLC room in administration, building 105, South Madison, AI, Spring Valley, New York, which is right here. Written communication. This is the last board meeting. The board received email from the state monitor support team that the state budget extended chapter 89 of the laws of 2016 as amended. The district state monitor legislation until June
04530th, 2027. I will now make a motion to enter executive session to discuss Karina uh possible employment of particular persons and um item uh removed uh for the staff member salary. Thank you. Do I have a second? Second. Second by Vice President Migill. All those in favor say I. And on oppos say motion carries. Thank you. Have a good night. Okay. Good evening everyone. I'd like to make like to bring this meeting back to order. I would like to make a motion to adjourn this meeting. Do I have a second by Mr. Simon Cth? All those in favor say I. I. And on oppose of the motion carries. Thank you all and have a good night.