001Labor Day. That's what we've been told. So if for some reason it doesn't, it would be Monday. It would be the day after Labor Day and I think the following week >> that will work. >> So the 10th >> the 10th. >> That'll be part of your forecast too, won't it? >> Yes. >> The second one. >> That's what we're thinking. We would go first and >> Okay. >> When's it due? >> The 15th of October. >> Okay. So either the second one or do the or when is the first meeting? I can't remember. Might have been the >> I think you have to be the second one. I think >> the 24th the 24th would be the second. >> Now we meet October. >> October 8th. It would be the first one in October.
002That then we have a week to that gives us a week buffer before we have to turn it in. I was thinking that for some reason that October first meeting in October >> I'm sorry your presentation is the first in in October not the last Okay. >> Okay. >> But it's like a threeyear forecast. >> It's technically a fouryear. I mean if you're they say five like right now we have a fiveyear. One of those years is the base year. I don't know why they're calling this a threeyear because it's the base year plus three years so it's like doesn't make sense but it's actually four years >> including this year. >> Could you do financial health indicators at our next meeting >> on the 10th >> the same as the report card >> or
003the second meeting in September? >> Yeah. >> 9:24. >> Yep. >> FHI. When we start top tiger >> October >> because those are the September top tigers. >> Y right. Okay. >> All right. Anything else? That brings us to committee reports. Miss White. construction core team, >> anything? >> No. Well, I think I spoke about it last board meeting. They're on track. That's really all we, you know, they're going to open soon. I can't wait. Um, so yeah, don't forget December 6 is the community um tours and and celebration and the ribbon cutting. So, yeah. >> 11 a.m. >> Yes. Thank you. I think it would be hardressed for any of us to forget that date. >> I know, but I just >> Thank you for reminding me. >> And I actively let people know
004whenever we're talking about the buildings. >> Um, foundation and alumni association. Did >> do you want to speak on that? Dr. I was there and um let's think we talked at length well we did a picture >> I gave my report and then we talked at length about a treasurer if they're going to hire a treasurer if that's going to be a paid position or not and how it would coincide with the executive director position. So that was really the bulk of the meeting. Thank you. And I will definitely be at the next one. I had work commitments and was not able to make it. But um I was told they're going to try to photoshop me into the photos. I don't know. We'll see how that >> can't wait to see. >> I know,
005right? Or what photo they're photoshopping. I'm not sure either. >> Legislative liaison, Mr. Harris. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> I will say uh real quick, Miss Koko, uh business alliance council. Uh we will be meeting September 9th, Tuesday, September 9th. >> That brings us to comments and I'm first this evening. Um just I was able to go obviously convocation was amazing. Thanking Miss Stewart for all of your hard work in that event. It was wonderful and everyone else that helped and um it's always an exciting day to see everyone back in the day and um then meet the Tigers and I was able to go to the preview of the bands and it was a very very hot night. Very very hot night. But it was >> it was wonderful. I like to see how
006all of the different band parents from all of the different schools um and the people that are there. It's just a nice time where they cheer everyone on. No one's They're just rooting for their school. You know, they're all there supporting all of the band students and the alumni band did an absolutely phenomenal job. Um I winced a little when they all kneelled down on their knees because I'm like, "Oh, I'm not sure I could get back up after I did that." So, Miss Schaefer got back up. I saw you, Mrs. Schaefer. >> I didn't go I didn't march. I was only playing on >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. But uh >> it was uh but they did >> I have done that and uh I have propped myself up with an instrument. >> They
007did an absolutely phenomenal job. That was fun too >> and um just welcome everybody back to it's >> it's a good time to see all the students back in the buildings and see everyone excited as they come back in. So that's all that I have. Mr. Look at this. >> Was that the fly? >> Did you sell that? >> We didn't see a thing. Yes, it's huge. >> I know. It was >> u I just wanted to take a moment to honor Phyllis Glenny who recently passed away. She was a longtime bus driver in our district and uh is extremely dedicated and she will be um sadly missed. So, we send our our thoughts to her and her family. Um, on that note, to um other things, um, convocation as well. I had a teacher
008tell me that they've worked here 27 years and they said that was the best one they've ever been to. So, um I think that says a lot about how positive they felt, how uplifted they felt, and I think that's a really wonderful thing um that we put so much into making our staff feel um welcomed and uplifted on their first day back to work every year for those that don't work a full year. Uh I was able to make two open houses, Lincoln and Richardson, and um go around and talk to several staff members and check out their classrooms. And um again, they feelings were very positive. At Richardson, a group of four retirees got together to buy um dinner for the remaining staff members, partially to gloat about the fact that they are retired,
009but partially to also support their friends that are still working there. So, it was nice. And then I got to chat with some of the retired staff members who were there as well. >> Uh the band show was great. I was sitting in front of an alumni band member and her parents who discovered I was on the school board. So, they were asking me all their questions about the new building and then behind two Massen grandmas. So, um they had they were interested as well. And we were reminiscing about when Masselyn actually owned a real tiger. >> Yeah. I remember they did. Yeah, I absolutely did. >> Um, and then Meet the Tigers was great as well. I like when Meet the Tigers the band show because you get to see the band do all
010their performance and like their casual clothes and then in the same week you get to see them like in all the fanfare and excitement do the same show. So, it's really kind of exciting. Um, and then as some of you know cuz I told you I was out of town for a wedding a couple weeks ago, but I had some free time and I was down in New Albany. So, of course, I drove by their school campus, and I'm so jealous because New Albany is not fully developed. So, they had enough land that they have their preschool, elementary school, intermediate school, middle school, and high school all on one campus. >> I was so jealous cuz we just don't have land here. It's like we can't even get everything we want on our 612 campus,
011let alone all of that. So, >> it's kind of like Ritztown, which is small. very small, but they Yeah, >> New Albany is pretty large. So, I was very impressed by that and I'm a little bit jealous that they could fit all of that because what a dream that would be. >> Nice. >> Yeah, their central office is not. Their central office is in their old high school, so they made them suffer a little bit, but >> the rest of it all on one campus. What a dream that would be, but never in our um so >> that's all I have. >> Thank you, Mr. Mr. Harris. >> Uh yeah. Um I made it to Meet the Tigers. Um you know, it's just so exciting in this new chapter of my life as a father.
012You know, I I grew up playing high school ball. My brother did, you know, Friday nights. Just so exciting. I get to experience it now with this kid. And uh we I told him we were going to meet the Tigers. And he was just saying, "Meet the Tigers. Meet the Tigers. Meet the Tigers all day." So I don't know if he was expecting real Tigers, but he was able to tell who the soccer players were. He could he could distinguish between. He's just a huge sports net. So, I'm just looking so forward to all the uh fall sports with him. Um made it to convocation again. Uh it's it's all every year just amazing. So, wonderful job, Miss Stewart, Dr. C, everyone involved in that. Um and then just welcome back everybody. I hope you
013all had a fantastic summer. Um uh Dr. C, I'm going to uh uh hopefully be uh joining you with some building visits. I'd like to get in some buildings here um you know, this fall sometime just to uh see the to see the kids and the teachers in action. So, but uh yeah, welcome back everybody. >> Thank you, Mr. Harris. This is Schaefer. >> Um, so it is the busy time of year, right? So, meet the Tigers uh is one of my favorite >> uh start of the school year type events. Um and like Mr. Gomez said, you get to see the for one for the band. You get to see them. They're not in full uniforms. You get to see their faces and you know who they are. Um, one of my favorite things
014about that specific event is seeing how many students that are in multiple activities. So, >> it there and they're, you know, they're all during the running through the same season. So, and I thought about it and >> time commitment for, you know, for band for soccer and all those types of things. But then also, so they're learning some time management skills, but also all the coaches and the directors, they're working together to make sure that these kids can get to all their events and everything. So, I thought that I it's I like that it's a big it's a big picture of um supporting students um on the field and off. >> Um convocation of course was great. Uh I liked how the theme was in all aspects of the convocation. I like that. Um, we
015had some, you know, here's the good news type stuff and then didn't skip over, you know, here's some things that we need to work on. So, it was realistic and but still positive, which I appreciate and I'm sure that the other staff appreciates that. So, I thought it was a very positive experience. Um, and then the the band show. So, I decided I'm 50 this year and I did not march in the band, but I did play on the walk-in number, but I got to have one of my dreams come true. Uh, I got to stand and be one of the people that blocks the tunnel so people can't walk through the pan is coming out of the tunnel. >> Excuse me, you may not pass. You may not pass >> for the but for
016the alumni band. So, that was very that was very And I did I did stop a couple people. I'm like, "Excuse me, you're going to have to wait till the alumni stand passes." Thank you so much. >> Security monitor. >> That's right. >> Um and then seeing the the tiger band always cheers for the alumni band. Always, always, always. >> And the alumni band was so big this year. And yeah, it was really it was 170 members. And when they were on the field and you could hear the, >> you know, the tiger band cheering. So when the tiger band cheers and the other bands start cheering too, they >> um it was very emotional. It's I love the support between the groups and >> um band kids generally are pretty supportive of each other.
017So you hear them clear cheering and clapping for each other which is when you're in a competitive sport, you don't always get all of that. So it's it is nice to see that. >> Um open houses. I only got to go to one open house this year, but I did notice that the sign I painted was hanging in that that school. So, >> the back to school sign that I painted, that was kind of mean. Um, >> yeah, that's about it. >> Probably. >> Thank you, Mrs. Schaer. Miss White. >> Yep. Um again I attended convocation and it was it was um a a nice um morning for everyone. Um I could not make it to meet the Tigers due to health reasons. Um but >> too hot. >> It was it was too hot.
018Yeah. >> So any rate um but I love going to meet the Tigers. I haven't missed one for quite a while. So, it was kind of I was sad to not make it because I I agree the bands and the parents are just wonderful. Um, and for each other, I mean, they cheer for each other and I missed it and I'm Oh, well, it's the way it goes sometimes. Um, but I too would like to thank, you know, welcome everybody back. I know I was always so excited to get into my classroom and start teaching and you know it it kind of wears a little bit later. Um especially if you have seniors, they get senioritis that lasts half a year. But you know, you do I always walked in with a smile on my
019face and and every morning I didn't always leave that way, but I walked in that way and it was just, you know, it's something to come back and just feel all hyped up and ready to go and meet the kids and and it's it's nice. So, welcome back everybody. I hope you have a great start in a few weeks here and a great Labor Day coming up. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Brings us to adjournment. It is recommended that the board of education adjourns this meeting. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Great. Miss Fer, please call the role. >> Miss Coco. >> I. >> Mr. Gomez. >> Hi. >> Mr. Harris. >> Hi.