001I will call the meeting to order if uh could have a roll call please. >> Mr. Dyolds, >> Dr. Hooker >> here. >> Mrs. Johnston >> here. >> Mrs. Lewis >> here. >> Mrs. Singh >> here. >> Thank you. So, if I could have a motion to adopt the regular meeting agenda, please. >> So, move. >> Second. >> Uh, all in favor? >> I miss Mrs. Singh. >> I >> Thank you. Um if uh um I could have a motion to go into executive session to discuss to consider the appointment employment dismissal uh discipline promotion demotion for compensation of a public employer official and for preparing for conducting or reviewing negotiations or bargaining sessions with public employees concerning their compensation or other terms and conditions of their employment. >> So moved. Second >> Dr. Hooker
002>> I >> Mrs. Johnston >> I >> Mrs. Singh >> I >> Mrs. Lewis >> I >> Okay, I will uh Okay, we're recording again. >> Thank you. Um we're returning uh from our executive session. Um and right now we are going to recess the regular meeting and we are going to have a call to order for our organizational meeting. We have an organizational meeting uh the first uh meeting of the year uh in 2021. Um so I would like to call the organizational meeting to order and Mr. Davis if I could have a roll call please. >> Mrs. Zikols, Dr. Hooker >> here. Mrs. Johnston >> here. >> Mrs. Lewis >> here. >> Mrs. Singh >> here. >> Thank you. Um, now if I could have a motion to adopt the organizational meeting agenda.
003>> So moved. >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Was that Mrs. Singh on the second? >> Yes. Roll call. Dr. Hooker. >> I. >> Mrs. Singh. >> I. >> Mrs. Johnston. >> I. >> Mrs. Lewis. >> I. Thank you, Mr. Davis. Um, and uh the next the next item on the agenda is the election of officers for the 2021 um calendar year. Um for both president and vice president. Uh, and I will open up the floor for nominations first um for president. And I'd like to nominate uh Mr. Hooker. I'm sorry, Dr. Hooker. I apologize. Is there any second? >> Second. >> Is there any other nominations for president this evening? Uh, hearing no other nominations. Um, could I I I always mess this up, doc. Uh, Mr. Davis, I did uh last year
004I did the same thing. Um, I think that what I'm required to do is you're supposed to go around and each person is supposed to state who they um nominate or who they are vote in favor of. >> Yep. >> For president. Is that correct? >> That is correct. Absolutely. >> So, roll call, please. >> Mrs. Johnston. >> Nope. Mrs. Lewis. >> Hi. >> Dr. Hooker. >> Mrs. Singh. >> Hi. >> Here. >> Is that a vote for Dr. Hooker? Mrs. Singh? >> Yes. >> Dr. Hooker. >> Okay. Um, now, um, the the nominations for vice president are open. I'd like to nominate, uh, Kim for VP of finance and Nancy for VP of operations. >> And somebody could second for me. >> I can second. I um I think we got I think we
005have a first and a second and I don't know how this works. Um um but I guess it's a the same question. Um Dr. has made a motion um for VP of finance. Uh Mrs. Eichol's VP of operations, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Singh, second it. And uh I guess Roco. >> Okay. So, let Mrs. Lewis for finance or operations? >> Finance. >> Okay. >> I did it backwards. Sorry. Yep. >> Sorry, I'm taking notes. >> This is operations. I will read through the I will read through the roll call for VI VP of vice VP of finance. Mrs. Lewis has been nominated. When I read your name, please state who you would like to vote for VP of finance. Dr. Hooker. >> Uh, Kim Lewis. >> Mrs. Johnston. >> No. >> Mrs. Lewis. >> Um, Kim
006Lewis. >> Mrs. Singh. >> Kim Lewis. >> Okay. Now we will do the same procedure for Mrs. Iikoltz, VP of operations. Dr. Hooker. Nancy I Colts >> Mrs. Johnston >> no >> Mrs. Le Mrs. Lewis >> um Nancy I Colts >> Mrs. Singh >> NC >> that include that concludes the uh the election of officers for 2021 Dr. Hooker as president Mrs. Lewis as vice president of finance and Mrs. Iikolds as vice president of operations. >> Thank you. And with that, I will turn over the agenda um to Dr. Hooker. >> So, uh I believe we need to uh adopt the consent agenda. >> Actually, that's already been uh done, Dr. Hooker, as part of the adopting the agenda. >> Okay, good. >> Do we need to read those? >> We do. >> Do you
007want to read them or do you want me to? >> I would I would love to. >> Okay. I don't think there's any big words in here that I mess up every year. So hopefully we'll get through this smoothly. As part of the consent agenda, the first item is the resolution to establish position bonds for board president, superintendent, and treasurer for calendar year 2021. There's a resolution to establish the dates, times, and places of board meetings during 2021. Those meetings will be held at 7 PM in the multi-purpose room at Indian Hill High School, 6865 Drake Road, Indian Hill, Ohio. The board may establish a time prior to the 7 PM public session to hold committee meetings andor executive sessions. The public will be notified of those times. That is is of course pending any
008further uh um corona virus pandemic issues. Those dates are as follows and you can read through those. Item C is the resolution authorizing the signing of all checks by the treasurer only for 2021. The resolution authorizing the investment of funds for 2021. Resolution authorizing the treasurer superintendent to enter into contracts less than $25,000 subject to appropriations and without further action by the board. A resolution to establish board service fund in the amount of $2,000 for 2021 to provide for the expenses incurred by board members and board member elects in the performance of their duties. Resolution to approve professional meeting leaves for superintendent and/or treasurer at any any and any any or all regional and state professional meetings and provide reimbursement for expenses incurred upon submission of proper documentation in accordance with board policy. Item H
009is the appointment of treasurer to serve as district representative on the tax incentive review council. The appointment of treasurer to receive public records training on behalf of board members. The appointment of superintendent or his design as board design for suspension appeals. And finally, the appointment of superintendent to accept employee rec resignations on receipt. >> Um can I ask a question? Um, on the November meeting, I just have a concern in that that is the week of Thanksgiving and a concern that that's probably not a good time to have a meeting. >> The reason we've scheduled that meeting for that time, Dr. Hooker, is because that is one of the months that includes my five-year forecast. >> Uhhuh. >> So, we we did that this year. We had it the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. um in order
010to um make sure I have plenty of time to get all pertinent financial data. Um if the board would we could we could go ahead post this and if the board would choose we could we could make a uh an amendment to this resolution. >> All right. And the only other question was the meeting dates that we are putting here. We're doing Zoom. This doesn't supersede the zooming meetings because of the uh pandemic. >> Correct. Correct. Okay. So, do we need a motion to um accept these? >> Yep. Please. >> Uh, can I have someone make a motion to accept the consent agenda items A through K? >> So moved. >> Second, >> Mrs. Johnston. >> I >> Mrs. Lewis >> I >> Mrs. Singh >> I >> Dr. Hooker. >> I All right. Uh,
011and board committees. Hang on one second. Um, I would like to, uh, and I can send this to you, Mick, as a text if you want, or you can write quickly, whichever you would like to do. Um, so for personnel and professional relations, Kim Lewis as chair and Nancy I Colts is the second member. Finance audit, Eddie Hooker as chair and Kim Lewis as second member. Instructions and technology, Elizabeth Johnston as chair and Kim Lewis is second. operations Nancy Icults as chair and Nikki Singh as second and Indian Hill Foundation liaison Nikki Singh and Great Oaks representative Tim Sharp and again I can send this all to you as a text. I've got it as a PDF if that would be easier >> that I I tried to keep up but I would just like
012to confirm which what you said to make sure I have my notes correct. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. >> We'll send that in just a minute when we're done with everything else. Um, so I'd like to uh entertain a motion to adjourn the organizational meeting. >> Move. >> Second, >> Mrs. Singh. >> Hi, >> Mrs. Lewis. >> Hi, >> Mrs. Johnston. >> Hi, >> Dr. Hooker. >> I I'd like to call to order the regular meeting. Uh Kirk, do we have some correspondents and announcements? >> Yes. Thank you, Dr. Hooker, and congratulations. Um first, tonight, we'd like to congratulate the IHS robotics team. They earned a $900 grant from Proctor and Gamble. Uh those funds will allow our students to invest in supplies to expand and improve our robotics team by purchasing needed supplies
013and increasing student involvement in the club and allowing for further outreach to Indian Hill Middle School students in order to promote their involvement in STEM uh activities in our school district. It's very exciting to have um six different robotics teams in our district at this time and more than 60 students being served through this important steam project and uh program. So really proud of that group and they continue to uh win accolades when they can compete. Um I'm sure they'll get back to that in person again soon. Next up tonight, I would like to congratulate senior Lauren Su, who is ranked in the top 6% of all Girl Scouts in the nation. She has earned her Gold Award project. Lauren has been a member of the Girl Scouts for the past 13 years. And during
014that time, she has dedicated her efforts through all Indian Hill School District buildings through the poptab collection program working with the Ronald McDonald House in the region uh where she earned a silver award project recently and she has also worked uh most recently with Stepping Stones and that program to earn her gold award. So, we're very proud of Lauren Su and of course anybody who earns the gold award has spent a lot of time and effort committing to community service and uh very proud of that uh effort by Lauren. Congratulations to her. This is also a time where we've been through about 11 months of this global pandemic and I think it's really important that we recognize the members of our Indian Hill technology team. You don't get to see them often and they are
015behind the scenes working around the clock to help troubleshoot for our teachers, our families and students and they just do amazing work. And I can tell you in the spring when we didn't have anybody on campus and the offices were very quiet, Mick and I saw the members of the technology team running around every day to help people make sure that we could do remote learning properly. So, I'd like to uh first start by thanking our director, Mark Richardson, and uh our techs, Bill Guber and Mike Deetsz, for all the wonderful work that they do. We also have some uh contracted work done through the Hamilton County ESC. We'd like to thank those people and our instructional coaches, Ashley Morrison and Lauren Richardson, who have worked with Dr. Steuart and our teachers and our link
016crew to come up with amazing remote learning professional development and really help strengthen our teachers uh over the last three weeks of remote learning before we returned in person. I was so impressed at the strength and the skills that our teachers were displaying with remote learning. um really amazing work and these coaches have done a great job under Mark Richardson's direction to really expand our program and and help blended learning be successful at Indian Hill. So, a big thanks to that team. Uh we don't get to say it enough. Finally, uh board members, uh just this is January and January is the Ohio School Board As Association recognition month for public school boards across Ohio. And so I'd like to congratulate each and every one of you. Uh I'll be sending you your certificate uh
017in the mail. And I'd like to again just say a big heartfelt thank you. I think we set a record in this last year for the number of public meetings that we probably conducted. And uh you have all spent countless hours behind the scenes and and in public meetings really trying to help lead through this pandemic and our school operations. and I really appreciate all of your time and effort. So, congratulations to all of you for the service you give to this school community. >> Would you like to continue with your superintendent report? >> Yes. Thank you. So, tonight um under my superintendent report letter A, we have some personnel actions for tuition reimbursement and professional meetings. Uh uh uh under items one and two we have a a third-party salary payment which is a
018reimbursement and also some tuition reimbursements. Um and that is all for the superintendence report. So I would ask you to entertain uh letter A items one and two at this time. >> Could I I would entertain a motion from somebody to accept this or >> approve it. So moved. Second >> Mrs. Johnston >> I >> Mrs. Lewis >> I >> Mrs. Singh >> I >> Dr. Hooker >> I >> Mr. Davis would you like to give us the treasures report? >> Certainly. Under my report for this evening, uh mine's very brief as well. It will be to approve the minutes of the December 8, 2020 regular meeting and the December 22nd, 2020 special meeting as posted. Approve the financial reports for the month ending December 31, 2020. Uh one contract to approve for the Children's
019Home of Cincinnati. Uh it's $180 per enrolled day for school year 2021. And the final item is the approval of the 2021 OSBA membership. Uh this includes the electronic subscriptions for both briefcase and school management news. Uh this membership has a cost of $9,675. >> Okay. And we have a motion to accept Mr. Davis's report items A through D. >> Motion to approve items A through D on the treasures report. >> Second. Mrs. Lewis, >> I >> Mrs. Singh, >> I >> Mrs. Johnston, >> hi. >> Dr. Hooker, >> I >> thank you. >> All right. Fiscal year 2022 tax budget hearing. Like to call that hearing to order, I guess, >> or do I stop our current meeting and go to that hearing meeting? >> We don't need to stop the current meeting and
020go to that hearing. we can include it as part of uh the regular meeting. >> Okay. >> Um as each year I'm required to publicize in a paper within the county uh that the district will be approving the 2022 tax budget. Um we had to get a little creative this year because of the COVID situation. Um typically there's not much uh participation within this public hearing. Um within that advertisement I put in the newspaper. I did say if you had a comment or a question uh please direct it to me before the meeting and I would be happy to submit it during the hearing. Um I had no such questions no such comments. So with that being said I would like to u ask the board to adopt the fiscal 2022 tax budget as presented.
021>> Can I have a motion to do that please? So moved. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> Mrs. Johnston. >> Hi. >> Mrs. Singh. >> I. >> Mrs. Lewis. >> I. >> Dr. Hooker. >> I. >> Thank you. >> Other business. Um item A is uh bond levy discussion. bond levy dialogue. Uh Kirk, you want to take this? >> Uh this evening, board members, we are again looking at the second step in the process for placing a bond levy on the ballot for May 4th, 2021. This is the resolution of determination to proceed uh with the issue and to notify the county auditor and the board of elections that we intend to place the issue on the ballot and would ask the board members uh to go ahead and take that action
022if you are ready this evening. >> Okay. Um do we want to vote on these individually and then um or what do you think? Resolution one is is the only item right now. Um, and I would ask that you take that up uh separately and if you have any other questions that Mick or I can answer, but this is the second step in the process. As you all recall, we passed that first resolution in December and we need to uh pass this resolution in order to uh be able to signal to the board of elections that we were finalizing the issue. And this is for the $77 million which is what we originally had not the any increase on that. That is correct. The numbers remain those original numbers of $77 million for the bond
023for the construction project and a 2.46 operate mill operating levy. >> Do any of the boards have have questions? >> No, I just want I just want >> down right. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. >> The uh mill the number of mill is lower than what we were going in November >> for the the bond levy. That would be correct because we had a uh a property valuation um for uh tax year 2020 >> that increased the values in the district by about an average of 8%. That means that if if the millage were identical to last year or the um interest, excuse me, were identical to last year, uh that levy would indeed be low would be lower >> in mills. Yes. >> And >> yes, I just wanted to follow up on uh
024Dr. Hooker's point that um that we are uh doing the original amount, but we did have a work session. We discussed it. Um we really appreciated uh all the input from the community. There was a lot of thought and effort that was put into um the looking at various alternatives and um I I feel very comfortable with the the resolution uh coming in at the 77 million. So thank you. >> So if we can have a call for the question I guess. So, we already had two people s do it, right? Or do we need to have a Mick, you're you're muted. Sorry. >> Sorry. We still need a first and a second, please. >> Okay. Uh, could I have a motion to adopt res the first one with the resolution determining to proceed? >>
025So moved. >> Can I have a second? >> Second. Thank you, Mr. Davis. >> Mrs. Lewis, >> I >> Mrs. Singh, >> I >> Mrs. Johnston, >> I >> Dr. Hooker, >> I >> thank you everybody. Uh, as as Mrs. Lewis said, this is a a historic opportunity and occasion, and I know that no one here takes it lightly. Uh we are ready to uh help educate and inform and share information about the need we have in our district uh with our school community and moving forward um look forward to engaging and talking with people who have questions about our need and appreciate you taking that action this evening. Mrs. Camp, I see I think your hand is up there. I'll turn it over to you for a moment. Thank you, Mr. Kcki. Um, congratulations
026to the board of education members who will be taking on new positions this year and I am grateful for the opportunity to speak publicly tonight. It has been a challenging year for all of us and the world has been turned upside down. Tough decisions have been h had to be made and it often feels as if we are living in a constant state of upheaval with so many things unknown. What was once considered normal no longer exists. Through all of these unknowns and challenges, however, the one thing that has remained is the commitment that you, the educators, administrators, students, and families have made to Indian Hill Schools and to each other. Indian Hill Schools continues to be a special place. In the midst of a pandemic, our students, both in person and those attending the
027Braves Virtual Academy, continue to have unparalleled opportunities to participate in nationally recognized programs for academics, arts, and athletics. The safety equipment purchased as well as the protocols and procedures adopted by the board have helped to create a ser safe learning environment in which to learn and work. Our parents continue to serve as partners within our classrooms, auditoriums, gymnasiums, and fields through their support of the Indian Hill PTO, the Indian Hill Boosters, and the Indian Hill Foundation. They work alongside other community members who volunteer to coordinate virtual performances, competitions, and classroom activities. The care and generosity these organizations provided to teachers and staff to show support for our tireless work was unbelievable, and we cannot express our gratitude enough. This year, more than any other, our teachers have shown why Indian Hill Schools is a professional
028destination for educators. We have reflected on our practices and looked for ways to continuously improve. We have used the professional opportunities and freedoms given to us to reimagine a framework of excellence for all learners. We continue to get to know each child's individual talents and interests and help them to grow into healthy, productive members of society. Your vote to place the combined operational and bond issue before our community on May 4th, 2021 helps to ensure our vision of enduring excellence in learning, leadership, innovation, and service holds true. On behalf of the educators within the Indian Hill School District, I want to offer you a sincere thanks for the steps you have taken to secure a brave future for the students, parents, and community members of the Indian Hill School District. With all that has changed
029in our lives, we thank you for continuing to make the Indian Hill Promise a priority. Respectfully, Amy Campa. >> Thank you, Amy. That was really lovely. We we do love our teachers and we uh really appreciate the support. >> We appreciate you. Thank you for all that you've done. >> Thank you for sharing that, Amy. And then thank you to all the members of IHPO. Our our teachers, as you all know, do a wonderful job and are so valuable to us. Uh Dr. Hooker, if we could move to the second resolution this evening. Uh it's a resolution to enter into an agreement with an owner agent for a potential construction project and would like to ask the board members uh to entertain that resolution at this time. >> Can I have a motion to uh
030uh enter into agreement with an owner's agent? >> Dr. Hooker, I think it might be helpful if um you explained on behalf of the operations committee um uh the the role of an owner agent and uh what the operations committee did uh in in looking at um potential owners agents um in order to come up with the proposed resolution. >> I think it's be a great idea to try to educate everybody. Um, so, uh, the way things have done and the way things are built in the state of Ohio, public buildings has changed, uh, in, uh, the last 10 years. And, um, owner's agents are a newer thing that basically everybody is using. And these people's job is to keep an eye on the entire project. And their only person they're responsible to is us.
031They are looking after every dollar that's going to be spent, everything that's going to be built. They will keep an eye on the architects, keep an eye on the construction manager at every step from the first thing where we're deciding where every building goes to when we decide what the final payment is. So, this owner's uh agent will really help protect the assets and the money of the district. And I have talked to numerous people uh across the state and and talked to uh people that have built buildings with and without owners reps. And this is just an absolute total uh right thing to do. And many of them have told me the millions of dollars that have been saved by spending a smaller amount of money. So very exciting that we'll have this and
032that we can make sure that our buildings are built the best they can be built for the lowest cost possible. And as I understand it, the owner's agent is for and the resolution is for a potential construction project because um you know, obviously this will go out to vote in May and that to the extent that um we hire an owner agent for a potential construction project, um to the extent that that were not to come to fruition, um we would not be obligated under that contract as I understand it. That is my understanding also. So I would entertain a motion to um sign an agreement with the owner agent owner's rep. >> So moved. >> Second. second. >> I was trying to find my unmute button. I apologize for that. >> Mrs. Johnston, >>
033hi. >> Mrs. Singh, >> I >> Mrs. Lewis, >> I >> Dr. Hooker, >> I. >> Thank you. >> And Kirk, uh, you want to talk about number three? >> Yes. Thank you all uh for that approval. And under item three tonight, we also would ask the board to entertain a resolution to proceed with the negotiation of a design or engineering firm based on committee rankings for a potential construction project. And again, this would be for an approval to continue the process and to talk to and negotiate with the top ranked design firm uh that was a part of our RFQ process uh with your approval. We would obviously bring back a contingent uh contract uh from that firm. if we could come to an agreement through the operations committee and back to the board
034uh at a future date. But this resolution would allow us to proceed with that negotiation which is a part of uh finalizing this process. Uh just so everybody understands the process again briefly. Um we publicly notice an RFQ for design firms follow a timeline. those firms that respond and share their materials then went through an evaluation and vetting process and um we then uh made our evaluations and then ranked those firms. Um once that ranking is done by law we need an approval then to enter into negotiations with the top ranked firm uh that came through that step of the process. So that's where we are tonight and asking the board to entertain this resolution at this time. And my understanding is that um the ranking was a combination of the administrators as well as
035the operations committee um in evaluating each of the proposals that came in from the RFQ process. Is that correct? >> Correct. So, can I have a motion to uh enter in negotiation with the design engineering firms based on the rankings? >> Move. >> Second again for a potential construction project >> for a potential construction project. Very good. You're absolutely right, Kim. I'm hopeful, but we have to be honest. So, did we have a motion and a second? >> Mrs. Singh, >> I. >> Mrs. Lewis, >> I. >> Mrs. Johnston, >> I. >> Dr. Hooker, >> I and we school operations announcement. Kirk. >> Yes. Thank you. And thank you for that uh resolution, board members. Um just a couple of points we want to clarify tonight. As everybody knows, uh January 11th, uh Monday, we
036returned to in-person learning for those who selected it five days a week on campus. Uh we also resumed our activities and competitions um in our extracurriculars. And uh so far so good. We're very happy to have everybody back on campus. It's great to see smiling faces and our students and teachers uh back together. Um, there have been several questions about how the changes to the Ohio Department of Health's guidelines and the governor's orders and the CDC guidelines all coincide along with the um outstanding travel advisories that continue. And with the holidays just ending, I'd just like to say while we're all here together, number one, we understand that these things can cause confusion. And so our administrators are here to help anybody with clarifying what those guidelines are. Our nurses have done a fabulous job
037with this. Um I think when people heard the news that um quarantine was going to change, they just assumed it was going to go away. Um that's not how it works for schools. Um, we still have to notify people when we have positive cases in our community and we still have to research and contact trace um, wherever students are involved in extracurricular activities and off-campus. So, in effect, we're continuing to do our contact tracing and to inform parents whenever there are positive cases. Um we are also reporting out as a district just as we did before. And so what will happen is sometimes a student uh or an adult who might be a positive case uh when they are finished with their symptoms and they are uh released by a doctor to return to work
038or school. You can imagine that sometimes that timeline may be different in the future for someone who was around them who was considered a close contact who would still be expected to quarantine for up to 14 days. That can create some confusion for people and we understand that. So I just wanted to address that a little bit tonight. There are also people who who feel that because the quarantine rules have changed, the travel advisories may be may be changed. That is not the case. So, Ohio has a travel advisory uh that they put out every week, an update on Wednesdays. The recommendation is affected states and people who travel to those states and return to Ohio should still quarantine for 14 days. Uh the CDC still has a travel advisory list for other countries and
039nations. People who travel out of country and return should still quarantine from those affected um high risk countries for 14 days. Uh we know that there have been some questions about these things. Again, we we will try to help people through those case by case. Um, and the last thing I would just say is we appreciate everybody's patience and we understand that sometimes there's only certain information that the school district is allowed to share by law with individuals and families. So, we ask that people are patient when we do clarify these guidelines. We we try to give as much information as we can under the law and that's all we can give. >> Thank you, Kirk. Really appreciate that. Um, do we have any public commentary, Mr. Davis? >> None was received. >> Okay. Uh,
040is there any other business? If not, I would like to entertain >> what? >> Sorry, Dr. Hooker. I was just ask um u Mr. Kcki. Uh, my understanding is we are still evaluating as we have in the past on a weekly basis um on the school operations. I just wanted to to clarify that for our for the families as well. >> Yeah, that's a good clarification. We are continuing to look at things daily and weekly and by the end of each week um we have a data set that we review. Uh the good news is going back to December 10th, uh the number of cases we've been looking at in our zip code, contiguous districts, the trends and information we've received from uh the county health officials and partners who we work with. We are
041seeing um good data and good trends that have allowed us to shift back to in-person learning. Also, as you all know, our staffing and our student attendance, uh, we got a reset that we were looking for when we went remote. And, uh, I'm happy to report just in this week, as we've returned, uh, those numbers so far have have borne out, uh, with less attendance issues and higher staffing rates, and we hope that that continues. But we're going to continue to to look at this weekly. And I would just reiterate to everybody involved in an extracurricular activity or sport to remember that whenever and wherever you can wear a mask and when you're not performing coming and going on and off campus, everything that everybody does impacts our campus operations and we all have to
042be vigilant with the safety layers uh so that we can stay in person. >> Thank you. Thanks, Kim. That was an important point to make. Uh, does anybody have any other things that they wanted to say before we ask for an adjournment? Then I would entertain a motion to adjourn. >> And a second. >> Second. >> Thank you. All those in favor? >> I I >> Thank you everyone. Have a great night. >> Have a good evening.