001Where is it? We're waiting for the rest. We're waiting for the rest of the board to continue chitchatting. Talk among yourself. There we go. said you All right, ladies and gentlemen, I think we're ready to begin. Can you rise for the pledgece to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for Say you [Music] see at the twilight lasting. stripes and [Music] brightly stream and the rock is the bursting in that our flag was [Music] [Applause] still for the land of the free and the home of the brave. [Applause] Thank you very much. That was done so beautifully. Congratulations to all of our student singers and their teachers for a wonderful job and performance tonight. Let's give one more
002hand. [Applause] First item on our agenda is correspondence. We received several letters regarding the budget regarding the budget the uh personnel staffing and armed guards as well. Thank you. Next item. We did that. Oh, do we did Okay. So then the next item on the agenda is the report from Super. All right. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. We have just three items on the agenda tonight. Uh the first uh two are just celebratory. We have a couple of students we want to recognize tonight. Then we're going to do a little quick around the district and then we're going to talk about the budget update and where we are and what we're trying to accomplish. Um so first let's start with our elementary principles coming up to recognize some of our students. Um we're really excited
003to celebrate our cur scouts are here and a few other students. So um whoever's ready come on down to present. The microphone is at the Boy Scouts. [Applause] Good evening everyone. Good evening. Uh my name is Dr. Floyd. For those of you I haven't had the privilege of meeting, um I'm going to be speaking on behalf of all of our Boy Scouts here 184. Very, very proud of [Applause] you. Marks a momentous journey in Scout's life. The arrow of light is both a rank and an award. It is the highest achievement in Cub Scout. And the Cub the only the Cub Scout award that sorry, it's the only Cub Scout award that can be worn on your actual Boy Scout uniform. The award design is a yellow arrow with a rising sun. There are seven
004rays in the sun that represent wisdom, courage, self-control, justice, faith, hope, and love. Very often, a weeblers earn the the award at the end of their time in the pack. So, the awarding of the arrow of light coincides with the crossover to a troop for Boy Scouts. The symbolism of the award peaks to the heart of scouting. Like an arrow, scouts travel a straight path. Achieving the award is not an end, but like a new day is just to begin. So, I'm going to ask you to hold your applause to the end. We are here to recognize all of our scouts. Uh from Cherry Avenue, Aiden Lquist. [Music] [Applause] All good. All good. Very deserving. uh from Lincoln Avenue, Nathan Ochuzo, saying Joseph Veteran Joseph [Applause] and from Sunrise Drive, Trevor Spi. Let's have a
005round of applause. [Applause] [Music] and Cooper Fly [Applause] Rosner. Congratulations. [Applause] Good evening. I am principal. Another congratulations to our wonderful boy scout. outstanding accomplishment and thank you so much to our talented um singers who helped us set up the night uh in just a beautiful way. So, thank you so much. Your singing was just gorgeous. Um we're going to continue with the music theme. Skia stands for Suffach County Music Educators Association. Every year, music teachers across the county nominate a few students from each school to participate in this advanced band, orchestra, and course. These fine musicians learned challenging music on their own time and on March 10th they came together after only three rehearsals and put on an absolutely fantastic performance. Um and I will just call up from the three schools if you
006could stand up here please for a photo. Um congratulations starting with Cherry we have Michaela Greco, Luke Meyer and Emily Manurva who sang in the chorus along with [Applause] who played vinyl with the orchestra on Lincoln Avenue. We are proud to introduce Kate Trillo and [Applause] George. We have Owen Westerbound who performed on the obo with the band and Ryan Seraniano who performed on violin with the orchestra. I hope you've all had a wonderful concert. [Applause] And last but not least from Sunrise Drive, our students are Delaney Edwards who stay in the chorus, Emily Clancy on French horn, and Zachary Rob. [Applause] Hello everyone. My name is Don, principal of Lincoln. Uh, and it's my honor tonight to honor some students who are receiving awards for Lispa. Lister stands for the Long Island String Festival
007Association and the festival is comprised of the most advanced orchestra students on Long Island. I would like to recognize Ryan Siano from Lincoln Avenue and neighbor for their contribution. Their outstanding violent skills earn them the honor of representing Seville in the festival this year. Please round of applause. Congratulations. Congratulations. [Applause] All right. Uh so for those students who got awards tonight, you can certainly stay if you'd like to hear the rest of our budget uh discussion or you can go home and do your homework or other things that you're interested in at this time and then we'll continue the meeting. Thank you. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Good night. Thank you. If you're in the back and you want to come up, there's plenty of space. Thank you. Great. Plenty of
008space in the front if you guys want to come on up. [Music] Okay, I just want to do a quick around the district. First of all, if anyone saw the show Something Rotten this weekend, let's give a round of applause to those students. phenomenal show about the Bottom Brothers and how they uh were trying to come up with a new musical for their uh their time here. Uh the singing, the dancing, the tap dancing, the production, uh it was just brilliant and I want to give credit to the students who participated as well as the staff. Um, also want to congratulate our math masters over at the middle school.