001Welcome everyone to the February 20126 board meeting of the St. Charles Parish Public School District. Glad for everyone to be here. like to recognize that uh all school board members are in attendance, including our superintendent and executive secretary. Tonight, we will be led in the pledge of allegiance by Jacob Thompson, an eighth grader at JB Martin Middle School. Jacob plays football, basketball, and track for JB Martin. He's a team captain and a general leader around campus. with patience and understanding even when we disagree. Bless our even when we disagree. Bless our community and help us work together for the good of everyone. Amen. United States. One nation under God, indivisible, liberty for all. We start off with section two, resolutions and proclamations. 2A, resolution in memory of Mrs. Rosemary Bar White. Mr. Ray Greson, would
002you please read that? >> Yes, sir. I'd be honored to resolution in memory of Miss Rosemary Bar White. Whereas Miss Rosemary Bar White worked in the St. Charles Parish public school system for 21 years and whereas Miss White served as a bus monitor in the transportation department and retired on June 6th, 2000. Therefore, be it resolved that the St. Charles Parish School Board herein expresses to the family of the late Miss Rosemary Bar White its sincere sympathy in this their time of sorrow. and be it further resolved that a page in the board meeting minutes book designated for the February 25th, 2026 board meeting be set aside for the sole purpose of inscribing thereon this resolution and that a copy of this resolution be presented to Miss White's family. Mr. President, I move approval. >>
003A second. >> Have a motion by Mr. Greson and a second by Mr. Suffren. Is there any discussion? >> Mr. Oak Mr. Oakan. Mr. O. Second by Mr. Oak. Is there any discussion? If not, please voice your affirmation verbally by saying I. >> I. >> And please vote electronically. Yeah, That proclamation passes unanimously. The family of Miss White, if you could please could come forward for a picture. Let's get number 2B resolution in memory of Mr. Michael Guma. Mr. Suffer, would you please read that? Thank you, Mr. President. Resolution in memory of Mr. Michael Guma. Whereas Mr. Michael Guma worked for a total of 31 years, six in the St. Charles Parish public school system. And whereas Mr. Guma was a band and elementary teacher at Lakewood Elementary School. and that resolution is unanimously approved.
004Item 2 C, resolution in memory of Miss Denise C. Beck. Miss Karen Budro, would you please read that? >> Whereas Miss Denise Beck worked in the St. Charles Parish public school system for 20 years and whereas Miss Beck served as a food service manager and technician at many schools throughout our district and retired on May 28th, 2004. Therefore, be it resolved that the St. Charles Parish School Board herein expresses to the family of the late Mrs. Denise C. Beck its sincere sympathy in this their time of sorrow. And be it further resolved that a page in the board meeting minute book designated for the February 25th, 2026 board meeting be set aside for the sole purpose of inscribing thereon this resolution and that a copy of this resolution be presented to Mrs. Beck's family. Mr.
005President, I move adoption of this resolution. >> Second. >> I have a motion by Miss Budro, second by Mr. Oak. Is there any discussion? If not, please verbally voice your approval by saying I. I. >> I. >> Please vote electronically. that resolution passes unanimously. 2D, Louisiana School Board Member Training Resolution. Mr. Art Oakland, would you please read that? >> Uh, I'd be honored, Mr. President. Schoolboard member training resolution. Whereas each member of a city and parish school board shall receive a minimum of six hours of training and instruction as required by act 705 of the 2011 Louisiana legislature. And whereas this training and instruction shall consist of school laws of this state, laws governing the powers, duties, and responsibilities of city and parish school boards, educational trends, research and policy. And whereas such instruction may
006be received from an institution of higher education in this state from instruction sponsored by the state department of education or by an inservice training program conducted by a city or parish school board central office or the Louisiana school board association or training provided at the national level. Whereas each member of a city and parish school board shall receive one hour of ethics training per year of their tenure as schoolboard members. Now therefore, be it resolved that it become public record that all eight board members of the St. Charles Parish School Board have successfully received and exceeded the six hours of required training as mandated by the Louisiana Legislature and all board members have fulfilled the mandate of one hour of ethics training for the year 2025. Mr. President, I move adoption of this resolution. >>
007Second. >> Have a motion by Mr. Oakin a second by Miss Budro. Is there any discussion? If none please affirm verbally by saying I >> I >> electronically That resolution passes unanimously. 2E Black History Month Proclamation. Mr. John Smith, would you please read that? >> Thank you, Mr. President. 2026 Black History Month proclamation. Whereas during National Black History Month, we celebrate the value of the vast contributions of black Americans to our nation's culture, economy, history, and identity. And whereas Black History Month grew out of the establishment in 1926 of Negro History Week by author, historian, and journalist Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of African-American Life and History. In 1976, on our nation's bicesentennial, President Gerald R. Ford officially recognized Black History Month, urging Americans to seize the opportunity to honor the
008two of all neglected accomplishments of black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history. And whereas the 2026 national theme for the observance is a century of black history commemorations. And whereas the St. Charles Parish public school system is deeply committed to equity and inclusion and stands supports the cultural and racial affirmations of all students, staffs, parents, and community members who identify as black. And whereas the St. Charles Parish public school system strive to close the equity and outcomes of gaps for black students through policies and practice. >> And please vote electronically. That proclamation is unanimously approved. 2F public school week proclamation. Mr. Ellis Alexander, would you please read that? >> Mr. President, I will be honored to read the 2026 public school week proclamation. Whereas the education of our children is essential to
009the future of our community, our nation, and our world. And whereas public schools are the cornerstone of our democracy, providing students with the knowledge, skills, and character needed needed for a success in a diverse and dynamic society. And whereas public schools welcome all students regardless of their background or abilities. and strive to create an inclusive and nurturing environment that fosters learning and growth. And whereas the dedicated educators and staff in our public schools work tire tously to inspire a love of learning, encourage critical thinking and prepare students for the challenges and opportunities of the future. And whereas public schools week, which is being celebrated from February 23rd to February 27th this year, is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the achievements and contributions of our public schools and the individuals who make them successful. And
010whereas this week provide provides a platform for showcasing the innovative programs, extracurricular activities, and community partnerships that enhance the educational educational experience for our students. Now, therefore, be it proclaimed that the St. Charles Parish School Board hereby celebrates public school week from February 23rd to February 27th, 2026 as a time to honor the commitment of our educators, staff, students, and families to the to the success of our public schools and encourages all members of our community to join us in celebrating the achievements of our public schools. and expressing gratitude for the dedication and hard work of those who contribute to the education and well-being of our students. Mr. President, I move to adopt this 2026 public schools week proclamation. >> Second. >> Have a motion by Mr. Alexander, a second by Mr. Suffin. Is there
011any discussion? If not, all those in approval, please voice verbally with by saying I. >> I. And please cast your vote electronically. That proclamation passes unanimously. 2G 2026 Louisiana retired teachers day proclamation. Miss Becky Weber, would you please read? >> It would be my honor. 2026 St. Charles Parish public schools retired teachers day proclamation. Whereas St. Charles Parish public schools retired teachers have devoted their careers to the education and training of tens of thousands of Louisiana youth. And whereas St. Charles Parish public schools retired teachers have provided job and social skills training for adults throughout the state. And whereas St. Charles Parish public schools retired teachers have rendered valuable service and diverse leadership roles to their communities and institutions throughout their careers and continue to re render their services as retirees. Whereas St. Charles Parish
012public schools retired teachers represent the profession which is given the basic responsibility for launching the careers of state and national leaders and for laying the foundation of the welfare for all members of our society. And whereas St. Charles Parish public schools retired teachers have improved the quality of life in the state and nation often in less than adequate circumstances and for less than adequate pay and whereas St. Charles Parish public schools retired teachers represented a tremendous pool of experience and training. >> Gold status to the Louisiana Retired Teachers Association, a distinction that reflects their exceptional commitment to advocacy, service, and organizational excellence. The honor represents not only their continued leadership and civic engagement, but also the lasting legacy of the many retired teachers who have dedicated their lives to serving the students and families of
013St. Charles Parish. At this time, I'd also like to recognize and thank the officers for being in attendance tonight of the St. Charles Parish Retired Teachers Association. And I'd like you to stand and make your way to the front so we could take one picture with the board seated in the back. Mr. Billy Pecard, president. Mr. Hank Shepard, president-elect. Miss Barbara Clment Wilson, who is not here, but she's the first vice president. At least that's what I was told. And Miss Connie Gasson, the secretary. And I like Mr. Larry Cesser. I'm not sure if he's an officer or not, but I'd like him him to uh to make his way to the front so we could take a picture if we could get the public information department to please take a picture and we'll remain
014in our seats. >> Dr. Artling, can I make a comment? >> Yes, ma'am. Tonight, um we um recognize some of our retirees and those that were in attendance right before this meeting, there were 65 retirees with a total of 1,629 years of service. So, I would like us to give them a round of applause for those. >> All right, Billy. Wow, Billy, Larry. >> Thank you all. >> If there's no further discussion, please voice your approval verbally by saying I. I >> and cast your vote electronically. That proclamation passes unanimously. Section three, recognitions. Hand it off to Miss Alexis and team. I'm sorry. Before she gets started, you can see we've got quite a bit of folks here. We are aa school district. We have a lot of kids to recognize. All we ask is
015that you let each one of them be recognized and I promise you we will take a break afterwards and let you leave. But we don't want to have anyone disrupted by people moving around. So, please just wait till the very end. I promise it won't take very long. Thank y'all. Students, high school students were named to a Louisiana High School Athletic Association's all academic composite team. Desteran High School's Carson Carrigy Hanville, sorry. Hanville High School. Liam Bob. Brody Kazanov. Logan Rodriguez high school students were named to a Louisiana High School Athletic Association all academic divisional team. Desterhan High School. Keenan Brown, Haley Shasson. Kaden Coleman. Sarah Freeman. Cammy Johnson. Lauron Thomas >> Tuxen. Bruce Walker. Hanville High School. Alex Cook Paige Freoo. Chloe Hutchinson Gage Ciphert, Olivia Whitaker. High school students are wrestling individual district
016champions. Desteran High School's Landon Allen Kad Kaden Avocado, Jacob Britt Ethan Taylor Desteran High School student was named to the all district soccer first team. Donald Thomas. Desteran High School student was selected to participate in the Louisiana High School Coaches Association's Allstar soccer game. Darlene Zunica Medina School System students are members of the Louisiana Music Educators Association's District 7 Honor Choir. Desteran High School's Amelia Lucette school system students are members of the Louisiana music sorry um Dustrian High School's Carrie Rios Hanville High School. Addison Oruron Lakewood Elementary School. Ellie Bruce, Amelia Fontino Hannah Hart Hartung. Zuri Hollands. Cullen Jeffers, Riley PT Emerson Festri. Okay, Isabelle Festri. Violet Smith. Ammy sees employees Honville High School employee is the 2025 Shell Science Lab Regional Challenge winner. Here to present her to the board is Mr. Jeff Burner,
017production ma manager at Shell Norcco. Good evening. My name is Jeff Burn and I'm the production manager at Shell Norco. It is a privilege to be here with you tonight to recognize an outstanding educator in St. Charles Parish. I'm proud to represent Shell, but I'm equally proud to stand here as a fellow member of this community and a Desteran resident. At Shell, we are committed to expanding access to innovate and hands-on science education in the communities closest to our operations. To support that mission, we've once again partnered with the National Science Teachers Association to provide science lab curriculum materials and professional development to schools and teachers who demonstrate a strong commitment to improving science achievement for their students. We believe that when students have opportunities to explore, experiment, and create, they develop the problem-solving mindset
018that will drive the energy solutions of the future. This year, Shell's Science Lab Regional Challenge winner will receive a Science Lab makeover support package valued at $15,000 and the opportunity to advance to the national phase of the competition where they will have a chance to earn an additional $5,000 in support. Tonight, I'm honored to recognize the winning school and their exceptional teacher, Candace Cerny, science teacher at Hanville High School in Bouti. Congratulations, Candace, and thank you for your dedication to the students of St. Charles Parish. Your work truly shapes the future of our community. There it is. employees. Ethel Sheffner Elementary School employee is the 2025 2026 St. Charles Parish public school's new teacher of the year. Please direct your attention to the screen to take a look at her surprise announcement in front of
019her class as the 2025 2026 new teacher of the year, Juliana Felanga. >> And on three, we're all going to say we love Miss Felanga. Right. >> One, two, three. >> We love a >> good morning everybody. How are you? Guess what I'm here for? >> To give some flowers >> and congratulations to a very, very special teacher, Miss Fangga. Yes. But wait, wait. Do you know why you're clapping? Miss Fangga has won the new St. well new teacher for St. Charles Parish public schools teacher of the year. The new teacher of the year. >> Yay. So well deserved. Is she an awesome TEACHER OR WHAT? >> DOES SHE DESERVE THESE FLOWERS OR WHAT? >> YES. Congratulations St. Charles Parish public schools proudly awarded the new teacher of the year honor to Ethel Sheffner's very
020own Juliana Felena. Surrounded by her school administration, former educators, and her proud parents, her classroom came together to celebrate this incredible achievement. Juliana exemplifies the lasting impact a teacher can have, creating a space filled with belonging, inspiration, and joy, reminding us of the powerful journey that education makes possible. Congratulations, Juliana Felena. Congratulations to everyone. Thanks for all the parents and guardians and grandparents and brothers and sisters that came to support. Uh this is what this is my favorite part of the of the meeting. So I'm glad you guys got to uh be a part of it as well. As I mentioned, now we're going to let everybody leave. Unless you want to stay for all the part where we talk about all the boring stuff, you're more than welcome. We'll uh we'll get back together
021at uh 7:20. She's so cute. All right, guys. Next up is item four. >> Yeah. >> Consent agenda items. The board will vote on the items discussed for consent at the February 23, 2026 committee meetings to include 4 A, student accident insurance broker RFQ, 4 B personnel items, 4 C bid authorization request for child nutrition program food supplies and equipment. 4 D bid acceptance of unled fuel and 4 E bid acceptance diesel fuel. >> Move adoption. >> A second. >> I have a motion by Mr. Oaken and a second by Miss Weber on the consent agenda items. Is there any discussion? >> Mr. Mr. President, I'd like to just say recognize one person as part of the personnel items for tonight, and that's our administrative intern at Norco Elementary School, Miss Aon Stewart. She's doing
022a a great job, and she came in uh midway through the year. So, thank you, Miss Aon, for being here tonight. If there's no further discussion, please voice your approval with a verbal I. I. >> Any opposed? Please vote electronically. >> The consent agenda items pass unanimously. Section five, business items. 5A expulsion appeal of student number one. As per LRS 17 col416 C3B4, the school board may review expulsion decisions and choose to affirm, reverse, or modify the actions previously taken by the superintendent or the superintendent's designate. St. Charles Parish School Board members met as an ad hoc committee on February 23rd, 2026 at the request of student number one's parents. The members of the St. Charles Parish School Board need to consider and then act upon the recommendation of its ad hoc committee. >> Mr.
023President, I move to approve the ad hoc committee's recommendation to affirm the expulsion and sanctions of student number one. >> Second. Have a motion by Miss Budro, a second by Mr. Greson. Is there any discussion? >> Mr. President, I abstain from voting on this matter because I was not uh in the uh appeals hearing and did not hear the students presentation. >> Noted. Thank you, Mr. Smith. Any other discussion? If not, please voice your vote verbally with an all in favor with an I. >> I. Any opposed? >> Please cast your vote electronically. If none, please vote verbally. All in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed. Please cast your vote electronically. That motion passes unanimously. Item 5 C, board meeting minutes. We are moving to or the recommended action is to approve the
024board minutes of the following meetings. January 12th, 2026 committee meetings. January 14th, 2026 board meeting minutes. January 23rd, 2026 board retreat minutes. February 9th, 2026 risk management and insurance meeting. February 11th, 2026 special board meeting. >> Mr. President, I'll move that we approve the meeting minutes as you have noted. >> I'll second. >> Have a motion by Mr. Suffren, a second by Mr. Oakan. Is there any discussion? Please voice your vote verbally. All in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? Please vote electronically. The board minutes are approved. Item 5D, renaming of East Bank Head Start building. In accordance with board policy 3.08.04F, naming facilities, the superintendent and this assistant superintendent of curriculum, instruction, and assessment, submit for board consideration a recommendation to rename the Eastbank Head Start building as the MM Bthoon Early
025Learning Center. This recommendation was developed by re by the renaming committee and reflects a thoughtful alignment with the existing Carver Early Learning Center while appropriately honoring the legacy and namesake of Bthoon High School. The proposed name maintains consistency across early learning facilities and recognizes the historical significance and enduring impact of the Bthun name within St. Charles Parish public schools. This item was reviewed at the capital improvements meeting of the board on Monday, February 23rd, 2026 and is aligned with goal D of the board's strategic action plan. >> Mr. President, I move the approval of the renaming of Eastbank Head Start building to MM Bethun Early Learning Center. >> Second. >> I have a motion by Miss Budro, a second by Mr. Oakland. Is there any discussion? >> Mr. President, >> microphone, please, sir. Uh for
026the record the mm bthun is Mary McCloud Bthun but I understand to be consistent with the Carver Center as GW Carver. I just wanted to point that out. I >> appreciate the clarification. If there is no further discussion please voice your vote verbally. All in favor say I. I. >> Any opposed? Please cast your vote electronically. That item passes unanimously. Item 5E, ELPAC organizational optimization. The ELPAC is an arts education center uniquely positioned to promote and showcase the talents of students in St. Charles Parish public schools while embracing opportunities to host worldclass performances for our students and the broader community. to fully optimize efficiencies operations at the ELPAC have been revisited. These changes yield alignment with the C center's purpose and enhance student centered programming. Annual ticket sales from the mainstage series programming will cover
027the recurring cost increase. The new plan is adopted unanimously. Item 5F, CWA student services phase 3 reorganization plan job descriptions as part of the comprehensive organizational review conducted by LeanFrog in the 2023 2024 school year. Insight and recommendations were provided to the superintendent and approved by the board. This plan was designed to improve department structure, reduce inefficiencies, align staff and processes, and optimize resources to serve students and staff better. Due to impending retirements, the phase 3 department reorganization plan will be implemented. This item was reviewed at the personnel and policy committee meeting of the board on Monday, February 23rd, 2026, and is aligned with goal B of the board's strategic action plan. Approve phase three department reorganization plan job descriptions. >> Second. >> Have a motion by Miss Weber, second by Mr. Alexander. Is there
028any discussion? >> Yes. And I want to mention too, it's going to be approximately 31,000 savings per year. >> Noted. Thank you, Miss Weber. If there are no other um comments, please voice your vote verbally. All in favor say I. I. >> All oppose. Please vote electronically. Yes, >> that item passes unanimously. >> Item 5G, Head Start budget, fiscal year 2027. Head Start standards require that the budget be presented annually to the board for approval. The Head Start budget includes supplemental funding from the school district. The proposed funding for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 2027 is estimated to increase by $35,597 from the fiscal year ending 2026. The majority of this increase was previously approved at the board meeting on August 20th, 2025 as part of the prek expansion proposal. District supplemental funds are
029captured in this budget to reflect purchases of materials and supplies that are recurring costs throughout the year. This agenda item was reviewed at the curriculum instruction and assessment committee meeting of the board on Monday, February 23rd, 2026 and is aligned with goal A of the board's strategic action plan. >> Mr. President, I move to accept the proposed FY27 head start budget >> second. at a cost of 1,25,597. >> Still second. Okay, we have a motion. We have a motion by Miss Weber and a second by Miss by Mr. Suffren. Is there any discussion? >> Yes, Mr. President. Uh both of our Head Start centers, one at GW Carver and the uh aforementioned um MM Buffoon Early Learning Center, which was previously approved. We forgot to recognize members of that naming committee. So I do have
030assistant superintendent of curricular instruction and assessment missel babin uh to speak on behalf of that naming committee. Please >> thank you board members and superintendent. It is with deep appreciation that I acknowledge the members of our renaming task force in attendance this evening. Please stand as your name is called. We have our co-f facilitator who is our director of early childhood education Nikki Weber. We also have our board member Mr. Al Suffin served on our committee and our staff members Antoanet Nasser, Kinyatta Sharper, and Kishia Washington. their commitment to recommending a name for the facility that reflects all of our students that are being served at this location and to bringing alignment to the naming of the two early learning centers in our in our public school system is to be commended and we can't
031wait to welcome our new learners to mm Bthoon Early Learning Center. Thank you very much. We are back to the item uh head start budget fiscal year 2027. We did have a motion and a second. Was there any discussion uh outside of that? If there is no discussion, please voice your approval verbally by saying I. >> I. >> Any oppose? Please vote electronically. That item passes unanimously. Item 5H, C, St. Charles Parish public school system current eligibility provision or C cycle will conclude at the end of this school year due to changes in federal guidelines. Beginning next school year, the St. Charles Parish public school system will transition from C participation and return to the traditional free and reduced price meal application process. Meal prices have been established for families not qualifying for free and
032reduced lunch programs. The That that item passes unanimously. parts part six closing items standing committee reports if there are any >> sorry we skipped one I apologize five I accounts payable it's an important one uh invoices and other financial obligations of the school district are customarily paid weekly request for approval of these transactions is normally made to the board monthly the board must approve expenditures of the public funds under its jurisdiction Question. This agenda item was reviewed at the finance and audit committee of the board on Monday, February 23rd, 2026 and is aligned with goal D of the board's strategic action plan. >> Move approval. >> Second. >> Have a motion by Mr. Smith, second by Mr. Suffren. Is there any discussion? If none, please voice your vote verbally. All in favor say I. >>
033I. >> Any opposed? Please vote electronically. Councils payable is approved. Now we may move to item six, closing items, standing committee report. If any board member wishes to give a report on any particular items, this is their chance. Seeing none, we move to 6B. information items. Please look over those >> and 6C superintendent report. Thank you, Mr. President. March is recognized as arts in our schools month in St. Charles Parish public schools. is a time to celebrate the vital role arts education plays in developing creative, engaged, and well-rounded learners. Through instrument in instruction in music, visual art, dance, theater, and media arts, our dedicated arts educators provide students with meaningful opportunities to express ideas, collaborate, think critically, and connect with diverse cultures and perspectives. This month culminates in our 18th annual Artsfest on Saturday, March
03414th. a long-standing district-wide celebration that showcases student learning and creativity while strengthening connections between our schools and the community. We proudly recognize and thank our arts teachers for their commitment to nurturing student creativity, artistic growth, and a lifelong appreciation for arts. Earlier, you heard a proclamation for public schools week. We're proud to join schools, districts, educators, families, and public education advocates nationwide in celebrating public schools week. To celebrate this occasion, our students and employees are participating in a district-wide spirit week. The daily dress down theme focuses intentionally on belonging, academics, athletics, arts, and learning for life. I encourage our community to visit our social media pages this week to witness our public school pride in action. We will feature testimonials from families throughout the district that showcase the impact of our schools. We extend our
035heartfelt gratitude to our entire school community for their unwavering dedication to our mission in St. Charles Parish. Public education is the engine of opportunity and we remain committed to building a system that is resilient and equitable for all. Kindergarten registration for St. Charles Parish public schools is now open. Children 5 years old by September 30th, 2026 are eligible to register for kindergarten. The online link is available under the for families tab on the St. Charles Parish public schools website. Then select general registration. Families may register in person at the school in their attendance zone between March 16th and 20th from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Applications for prek are currently being accepted, too. St. Charles Parish Public Schools is excited to announce that universal prek4 will be offered beginning in the 202627 school year. Families
036must complete the network application online under the service tab on the district's website and then select early childhood community network. Students who will be three years old or four years old by September 30th are eligible to participate in the St. Charles Parish public schools pre kindergarten programs. The first round of student selections will begin after February 28, 2026. Eligibility and placements are based on age, residential area, and income and are not awarded on a first come, first- serve basis. FE free transportation is provided for students enrolled in the 4-year-old program. Temporary residency applications for preK and kindergarten enrollments will be processed beginning June 1st, 2026. If a student is currently registered in preK at St. Charles Parish public schools Head Start Center or school site and has temporary residency. They must provide proof of residency
037when enrolling in kindergarten. The computer-based format of the ACTM at the Dr. Rodney R. Lefon Performing Arts Center. Artsfest is a district-wide celebration of student learning and creativity featuring visual arts installations from school arts programs and the superintendent's visual arts gallery as well as interactive arts experiences by school bands, choirs, theater groups, and satellite center programs. Local food vendors will also be on site. This the community is invited to join us for this dynamic showcase of the arts and the meaningful learning taking place across our schools. And finally, the St. Charles Paris public school system is seeking staff achievement award nominees. One staff member from eight categories will be selected for recognition at the staff achievement awards program in April. The deadline to submit a nomination is Monday, March 30th. Nomination forms will be available
038on the district's website. For more information, contact the public information department. Please join me in recognizing the employees whose dedication helps create an environment where everyone feels they belong in St. Charles Parish public schools. Mr. President, that concludes my long report. >> I move to ajourn. >> I second. >> We stand adjourned. Step