001It was pretty alarming. [laughter] >> Okay. So, I'd like to get started the call to order the Marramac Valley School Board uh meeting June 1st, 2026. And we'll start with the roll call. Tracy Bricky >> here. >> Sorry. Dickinson >> here. >> Ryan Gun >> here. >> Melissa Muzzy >> here. >> Jessica Wheeler Russell >> here. >> Laura Vincson >> here. >> David Nesbbit >> here. >> Julia Jones >> here. >> Stacy Jarvis here. >> Laura Carile here. >> Amanda York. >> Okay. Thank you. Uh pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Okay. I'd like a motion on the minutes from May 4th. Moved by Lorna,
002seconded by Ryan. Thank you. Um, all those in favor? Oh, well, before I should have said, are there any just any corrections to the minutes? Anybody see anything they needed corrected? Okay, thanks. All those in favor say I. >> Any opposed? >> Okay, >> I abain. >> Thank you. David and um Jessica abstain. As long as you read them, you can still I [laughter] >> Okay, so I need um before we get started with public comment, I need action um on the um public hearing. I need to add that to the agenda. So that is a roll call. I am asking for a motion to add um action from the public hearing to the agenda because it got left off of new business. So, if I could have a motion to do that. Julia Jones,
003seconded by David Nesbbit. Um so, but it takes a roll call. >> Okay, >> Candy. Thank you. >> Tracy Bricky, >> yes. >> Spencer Dickinson, >> yes. >> Ryan Gun, >> yes. >> Melissa Muzzy, >> yes. Jessica Wheeler Russell. >> Yes. >> Laura Vincent, >> yes. >> David Nesbbit, >> yes. >> Julia Jones, >> yes. >> Stacy Jarvis, >> yes. >> Laura Carlo, >> yes. >> Amanda York, >> okay, thank you. Uh, now I'll open it up for public comment. Agenda items. Anyone? Anyone? Okay, I'm closing public comment. So, let's go to the finance report, Sam. >> Sure. So, um it was available in the packet that was sent out. Uh per usual, the functions that are more than $2,500 over are highlighted and there's an explanation next to it along with whether that represents
004an increase or a decrease to that particular line from the previous month. Any questions? I would like a motion to accept the finance report. >> So moved. Moved by Jessica, seconded by Spencer. Any questions? >> Okay. All those in favor of the finance report say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? Any abstaining? Okay. Next is good news and that was in the digital packet. Um, there were a lot of great things in the digital packet for good news. Um, any anybody have anything they want to say about that? Okie do. Next would be [sighs] your maiden voyage as the only one. >> He's gone. [laughter] >> Um, we've got a lot or I've got a lot today. Uh, so I'm not going to talk for too long to make it seem like I have more
005than I do. Um, so starting off, every year the Boswin Elementary School fifth graders do their annual Gettysburg Address uh, recitation in front of, I believe, three judges. Um, and the top scores uh, get to visit the state house, which they did this year on May 26th where they recited the Gettysburg address there as well. I did that in fifth grade and we got to meet um, former Governor Cenounu as well. So, they might have gotten to meet Governor Kelly Ayat there. Um, so yeah, that happened. Uh, the Boswin third, fourth, and fifth graders also participated in state testing throughout the past couple weeks, and they did a great job with those. Uh, Louden Elementary School would like to thank Becky Kennedy for coming in doing some end of the year team building activities with
006the fourth graders. Uh, the Louden PTA also had their fifth grade neon glow party on May 29th. Uh, it sounds like a blast. And now I want a neon glow party as well. [laughter] Um, Swim New Hampshire would like to present their 2026 swim lessons sponsored by Louden Recreation. There are three different sessions available happening at different dates and times with registrations being online. Uh, more details can be found at loudenh.org on the recreation committee page. All of the elementary schools are invited to sign up for their STEM program happening between July 20th and August 6th. The program will be taking place at Pinnacook Elementary School every day between those dates between 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Uh Louden Elementary School is also opening their own school store for if you would like to purchase
007any Louden merchandise. All items ordered will be mailed to you in about 10 to 12 business days via FedEx two-day ground delivery. Uh MVMS Pride Night 2026 is taking place on Friday, June 12th at 6 PM. Pride Night is a fun ceremony that celebrates and awards the eighth graders for their graduation from the middle school to the high school. Students will win awards and be recognized for their involvements in things like extracurriculars, the music programs, and National Junior Honor Society. I do recommend it. It's very fun event, and it's just it's just a fun little thing for them to do. Um, a big thanks to all of our MVMS staff that helped with the middle school's third annual color run, which was hosted by the MVMS voice group. It was a great day for the
008event to take place and students got to have a lot of fun and relax with some nice Kona ice afterwards. The MVMS student assessment results came out and they're very proud to announce many academic improvements in our scores. Uh as for the schoolwide ELA scores jumped an impressive 6% from last year, marking or marking the highest ELA proficiency rate since scores have been tracked online. The seventh graders improved 10% from their previous year. As for schoolwide math scores climbed 4% from last year, which also secured the highest math proficiency rate since they've been tracked. And sixth grade math improved 12% from last year. Eighth grade science performance was up 3% from last year, achieving their highest science proficiency scores since before COVID. The eighth graders also had their community project night recently, and it was
009a major success. students got to share their projects that they've been working on for over a month with anyone that came to see them. It's a massive milestone for the eighth graders and marks one of their final assignments that they had this year. It's basically um senior project presentation night but for the eighth graders. Uh MVMS and MVHS had their final music concerts of the year and they both ended off with a bang. Both concerts were fantastic and a great closure for the MU music program this year. um 2025 uh 2026 MVMS yearbooks are on sale right now. They cost $30 as of now and the most convenient ways to purchase them through online through jaws.com, but paper ordered forms are available at the front office there. Um the high school hosted their 2026 prom
010night to a major success. From what I heard from students that did go, they had a lot of fun. Uh Nick Gelinus even had a date. Don't tell him I told you, but he did. Surprisingly, I know. Uh, no, but pictures taken during the night can be found on the in the links on the schoolboard packets on the school website. Uh, MVHS had their honor society induction ceremony on May 14th. The Art, French, Hispanic, Try M, and National Honor Societies all welcomed new faces for the upcoming years. Uh, I was there. I'm now in Try as of now. So, not to brag or anything. Uh the MVHS Triam Honor Society, speaking of those guys, sang the national anthem and America the Beautiful at the Fallen Officers Memorial. It was a beautiful memorial that commemorated all
011of the officers that have fallen to protect New Hampshire. It's really just it's a great thing. We have lunch after um they even got the they even got our music program some Crumble Cookie, which was super nice of those guys. Um, the MVHS band and color guard participated in the Memorial Day parade in Lowden. Uh, we were supposed to participate in the one in Boswin, I believe, the day before, but it was rained out, but the Latin one was a short and sweet parade that we marched and played some patriotic songs in. Um, now moving on to the sports stuff, which forgive me if I'm not as good as Nick when it comes to this, but we do have some uh great AC or some great achievements when it comes to sports. Starting with congratulating
012uh Jenny Blanchett, who is a freshman on the MVHS girls track and field team for being selected as the conquered monitor athlete of the week. Um for some upcoming important events sports-wise, we got Monday, June 1st is the senior awards night, which is tonight uh [laughter] >> if you're paying attention. Um, Tuesday, June 2nd, the girls lacrosse has their NHIAA Division 2 prelims. Uh, the time is to be uh determined. The on Wednesday, June 3rd, soft the softball team NHIA Division 2 prelims. Same thing. Uh, Thursday, June 4th, girls lacrosse NH NHAA division 2 quarterfinals. Uh, time also to be announced. Saturday, June 6th, uh they've got graduation at the MVHS game field at 10 a.m. Uh track meet of champions at Oyster River 1 p.m. Girls lacrosse some more NHIA division 2 semi-finals. Um
013and the softball, same thing. Um the MVHS boys and girls basketball teams are both hosting summer basketball camps. Uh more details on that can be found in the Valley Athletics newsletters. Uh the MPHS alumni festival was being held here at the school on Saturday, June 27th. Not a lot was told on the good news packets, but again, more information can be found at uh www.mhsalumni.org. Um I was just told about this today before the meeting, but congratulations to Lily Moer and Kendall York on the MVHS equestrian team for making it to states this year. Lily took second in trail, uh third in Dr. Test A, sixth in DR test B, and sixth in showmanship. She was one of the two students selected for a scholarship. Meanwhile, Kendall took first in state in barrel racing, first
014in speed barrels, third and third in mountain cowor, and fourth in bangle. States are this Sunday for anyone interested in going. And to wrap up my segment, we have some graduation jokes in. [laughter] Um, starting off, why is a tassel always the life of a party? It knows how to hang. >> Oh my god. >> How did the sailor make it to graduation? He got his grades up to the high seas. [laughter] Thank you. >> Sorry. 5 PM tomorrow is the lacrosse game as well. >> Thank you. Thank you very much. Okay. Anybody have any questions for Nick? Uh, sorry. >> Oh my goodness. [laughter] >> Anybody have any questions for Silus? >> Okay. Committee reports. Uh, the policy committee met today right before this. Um minutes will be in the next packet of course.
015Uh Melissa is going to report and then we do have some action coming. Thank you. >> All right. So today policy met and we focused on we did not have any feedback on the policies we're going to look at for a second read today. Um but we did look at two policies tonight and they will be in the packet for August for first read. Um the first one is about the food and nutrition services anti-discrimination and civil rights complaints process and then the other one is the crisis prevention and emergency response plans that we have um both of these are required policies so we will bring those to the board for first read in August. Uh there are two other policies that are still being reviewed and that is the physical examination of students. The
016JLCA and then JLC J concussion and head injuries. We did not tackle tonight. So that will be on our next meeting which is scheduled for August 3rd at 5:30. >> August 1st at 5:30. Thanks. >> August 3rd. >> It's a Monday before the school board meeting. >> Okay. Thanks. So, we have two, right? JCA and JLCJA are the two that are in there for second read. Um, do I have a motion to um accept those as printed? >> Yes. David, any questions for Melissa? any as she said she didn't get any feedback so okay all those in favor of the policies as written say I >> I >> any opposed any abstaining >> okay sounds good next we'll go before you move on the transportation committee will need to meet okay >> um we have
017we put an RFP out for um to replace two school buses um so if we could meet because we don't have a meeting in July if we could meet either June 8th or June 15th. Um, and you can just send me an email for those of you on the transportation committee and and I can then reply. >> Who is who is on the transportation committee? >> I don't remember either. Um, I can Brandy can look that up for me. So, Melissa, Amanda, Laura, Stacy, I don't know. And um Laura >> Ry's looking now. >> What? >> So it's Laura, Stacy, Melissa, >> Laorna, >> and Amanda. >> Who is the Who is this chair? >> Laura. Okay. Although, yeah, we have. Yep, we have. Um, so June 8th or 15th, which works better for you,
018Laura? >> I don't think it matters. >> Okay, it doesn't matter for you, um, Stacy. >> Okay, so the eighth only for you, Melissa. Lorna, >> Amanda, >> so it looks like the 8th at 6 PM. >> Okay. >> The 8th at 6 p.m. >> We'll have it right at the SAU and I'll have the the proposals are due June 5th. So So that that's perfect. They're due Friday and then we can talk about them on Monday. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thanks. Um, I've asked that the facilities committee meet in August just for some updates. So, if we can schedule something for August so um August 10th >> is the is the Monday after the um or August 17th. So, I'm free the 10th or the 17th. I'm I am way the 17th. I'm
019on vacation. Just kidding. Pretend I didn't say that. >> The 10th or the 24th would work for me. >> Um, and I am on the facilities committee. So, um, who else? David Laura Wara. >> Yes. >> 10th or the 17th of August? 10th or 24th. >> 10th >> Laura 10th. Laura >> 10th or the 17th? >> 10th or the 24th. >> Actually, either one. >> Okay. So, the 10th at 5:30 >> at the SAU. Thank you. Any other committees? No. Okay. So then we will go on to new business. The first on new business is personnel update. Kathleen. >> Oh, >> did we finish the second? >> We did both policies. We did them both at the same time. >> Thank you though. >> Personnel Kathleen. >> Yes. >> Um, so in the packet is
020the list of professional staff that have been hired since the last meeting. We still have some positions open. We are working getting them filled. So, the hiring is on there and one resignation is listed on there. >> Thank you. Next on new business is the lunch prices, Sam. Yep. So, in the packet, um we provided some information ahead of time so that we can try to see um you know what the impact's going to be. I know one of the suggestions last fall when we went through this was maybe provide something so we can see what the impact is to families per day, per week, per month, etc. Um the PLE tool is recommending the the 50 cent increase with a 40cent carryover. I tried to do my best of explaining that. Um, and then
021the last piece that I put in there really, it's it's really a choice of whether, you know, we want the financial impact put directly on the families who are accessing the school lunch meal program um or spread it out to everybody in the district is really where it is. >> So, we would be looking for a motion this evening to increase lunch prices by 50 cents. Make a motion. >> Mo motion was made by Amanda, seconded by David. [cough] Questions for Sam >> or anyone? Lorna? >> So at the increase, are we still under the actual cost? >> Yeah. So the cost of the meal, the average break even point is $4.16 for the lunch. Um, so we'd be charging $4. >> Can um you remind me how much the federal government is reimbursing us
022for meals? >> I'm not Wendy. Do you? I don't know that I know that. >> I can be patient if you need to look. David, did you have a question? Okay. Thought you were raising your hand. Any other questions? >> Do you know the last time we increased prices? >> This this past year we did a two-tiered increase of 25 cents total between the two. >> We did a 10 cent in September and a 15 cent in January. I was thinking I got it backwards. >> Jessica, does the answer to your question have anything to do with what you how you will vote? >> Um, I think I would just like to know. Okay. >> But I think Laura also was about to ask a question. I heard her talking. >> Laura close. Yep. closer
023than the 25 cents did last year. Yes. [clears throat] Okay. I would like to take Oh, nice job, Wendy. Um, can you stand up and go to a microphone, please? Thank you. um for specific rates 49 cents for paid lunch, 425 for reduced lunch, and 474 for free lunches. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Thanks, Wendy. >> Okay, so the um the motion is to increase the light the lunch prices by 50 cents. And it was Amanda David, right? Okay. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> All those opposed say nay. >> Nay. >> Two nays. >> Lorna. Amanda. No. >> Julia. Sorry. Julia and Jessica. The two J's. Julia and Jessica. Any abstaining? >> Yes. >> You're gonna abstain. Okay. And Spencer is abstaining. Okay, the motion passes. Um, the next
024is the EFA rates. Uh, so the new EFA rates for this coming year, the 20 27 2028 um for students who want to take a class or want to be enrolled in co-curricular or in athletics. um and are receiving um educational education freedom accounts from the state. >> Just a correction, it should be 26 27. It does say 2728 on it, but that was >> I read it as 2728. >> That was my mistake. >> It never even >> It should say I think I got confused as to which year we were going to next. >> It is 2627. I'm really sorry. >> Yeah, [laughter] >> I read it too. I was like, it just didn't even dawn on me. Um, I need a motion and when we can have some discussion. >> Um, I
025will make a motion. Um, I will make a motion that we accept this for the 2627 school year. >> Thank you. That seconded by uh Spencer, made by Jess, seconded by um any discussion on the rates? Um, as you know, the way that we do the um cost per class is to um take the cost per student at each level and divide by seven um or seven classes a day. Um and then uh anything else >> correction calculated the middle one has a little bit of stutter there >> where oh calculated. [laughter] Thanks. Any other questions? Okay. All those in favor of the new EFA rates say I. I. >> Any opposed? Any abstaining? Abstaining would be Jessica. Uh, [laughter] >> it's the other Jay. Julia. Thanks. >> You're killing me. >> I know. You
026guys are killing me. >> I know. Hang on. >> Could you turn your name tags around, please, for me? They don't need to know. Um, data governance, Katherine. Sure. Sorry. >> Come on, pay attention. >> Yeah, my bad for the next one. Um, so the data governance manual is something that we have to just reapprove every year in June. Um, it is under our reports section on the school website. It in it contains information around the policies and procedures um that we have in place related to our management of our data including uh response plans for for a breach should that happen. Um as well as information related to our software and hardware >> and that was in the digital packet that we received. It's not here. It's because it's >> it's thick long. It
027was what 84 pages >> were in piece. Yeah, exactly. >> Yes, it was. Yes. >> Um, were there any actual changes from last year's? No, I didn't think so. Okay. >> Nope. We got it. We got it uh last week when we got We had a link to it. >> Oh, you you might be thinking of the asurances. We did get those last time. Yeah, we talked about those last time. Um, so the data governance manual. Julia, do you have a question? >> We're not on the overnight trips right now. That's okay. We're talking about the data governance manual. That was it was a um link that you got on when it the we got the um thing from Katie when we got the agenda and everything from Katie. So you could link onto it
028the data governance manual. I think it it's either 84 or 48 pages. I don't remember. It was a lot of pages which is why it's not here. >> Took me days. [laughter] >> Huh? >> 41. So I was wrong. [laughter] >> Um, so I need a motion to accept the data governance report manual rather manual David. Seconded by >> Jess. All those in favor of the data governance manual say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? Okay. So, will you abstain? Okay. And um Amanda's going to abstain also. >> Oh, that would >> Will it be enough? Yes, it would still be enough. Yep. So, David and uh I mean not David, Ryan and Laura. Okay. Uh overnight trips, Katherine. >> Yes. So, you have the list in your packet. Um and I just want to
029draw your attention to the updates that have been made. And now, just because a trip is on here does not necessarily mean it's happening, but it is one that has run in recent history. And so, we just want to ensure that we have the possibility to to do that. Um but updates include the eighth grade field trip. Um I we had talked about that at I believe the March or April meeting. >> Um so it they are going to Camp Cody in Freedom, New Hampshire. Um and then the other addition is an international trip um being planned through the high school for next year to Greece. [laughter] >> Can I volunteer? >> I think the list is long. I took I took uh high school kids when I was teaching here at the valley. I
030took high school kids to Greece. So I think I should go. [laughter] >> No, I have the experience. Sounds like a schoolboard retreat, guys. [laughter] >> Um can I ask a question? Team building. >> Um can I ask about the trip? I know that we ran into some concerns, you know, with the Washington trip, which is why it's changed due to needing to have like insurance, that kind of thing. I assume that this Greece trip would fall under the we're going to insure this one situation. >> Yeah. So, it wasn't insurance. It was that we needed to we were going to need to use a travel agency to run the trip so that we didn't incur financial liability should the trip have to be cancelled as it was this past year which put us in
031a position of risk. Um so, the international trip is going to be run through like an international school travel uh organization. Yeah. And I don't think that's the one whose name comes to mind. >> It is an EF. I saw it on a poster. That's the only reason I know. >> Um, but it is one. So, we have a a a teacher who is relatively new to us who used to run these in her other school. So, she's she's using the organization that she is >> that's a great resource >> familiar with and actually the new principal as well. >> Thank you. >> I want to go on the CSI symposium >> in March. Hello. It sounds cool. >> I don't know where it's happening, but it sounds pretty cool. That's the one I flagged
032when I looked at them all. >> Okay, >> so we do need action on that. We need to approve the list of overnight trips. Motion made by Stacy, seconded by Julia. All those in favor of the overnight trips, say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? Any abstain? >> Uhhuh. No, [snorts] >> no, >> it is the the price had just become um so high. Uh I think our estimate was 1400 to,700 per family. We just felt like it it was too much for the majority of our families. >> We were just looking to see who seconded it. Julia. Julia second. Did we vote? No, we did. >> Okay. >> Somebody asked a question. >> I I told you to bring me coffee. [laughter] >> Okay. So, last on the new business list, action from the
033public hearing. So, we need a motion to approve $725,521 from the um maintenance expendable trust. >> I'll make that motion. >> Jess, Julia, any discussion? Jess, >> um Fred, could you please come and um I'm sorry, I can say it again. Repeat the work that needs to be done under this um RFP because it So, we're doing the second story, less the science swing and less this front roof over the out rooms. Um, and we're not doing the gym listed will probably be done in 2030 32. Um, and floor roof And um approximately how long is this going to take? >> They can start on June 22nd and they have to be done by August 7th. >> Awesome. >> Fred, if I >> anything else? >> Yes. >> Um how what what's the life expectancy
034of a roof job like this? >> This new roof is guaranteed for 25 years. Normally it's 20. You can go higher than that with different material, but you know, if we were to put a 40, it would probably be a million and a half, million and three/4ers. So 25 is more than enough. >> Thank you. >> It's the last chance, folks. >> Any other questions from Fred? >> His last chance. >> Going once. Okay. So, we have a motion to approve the $725,521 from the maintenance expendable trust to repair the roof of the high school. All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? >> Any abstaining? Okay, perfect. Sounds good. Next on the agenda is the manifest and journal entries. Melissa and I both signed them electronically. You all looked at them.
035I need a motion to accept the manifest and journal entries. >> David Stacy. Any questions? All those in favor say I. >> I. >> Any opposed? Any abstaining? >> Julia and Spencer. Okay, next is uh board chairperson's report. Um the Gettysburg address at the Boswin Elementary School. Um there were actually six or seven judges. Three of them are sitting right here. >> Six. Seven. Yes, >> six of them. >> There were six. Um anyway, the three of us were um part of that. Um it was uh it was great fun. The other thing that I want to talk about is that I attended was the retirement tea. Um Fred Fred's family was there, his little granddaughter. She is just adorable and she was kind of the life of the party. Um, Bob Mullen. >> I
036I have no idea. Fred Bob Mullen is retiring. Um, and the interesting thing is Fred and Bob and I were here at the high school together. So, I had a um it was really special for me to be there for both of them. But the really funny thing is Janet Matuchi, who has been here in the district for 20 years, And I feel like I just left the valley and I have never taught with Janet. She actually came in the fall of 2006 and I left in the spring of 2006. Seemed really weird to me. Really weird. But anyway, enough about me. Go to assistant superintendent. Now, >> thank you. Um, so Silus hit some of this already, but I'm just going to review it again because it is pretty exciting. Uh, state testing has
037been completed. Um, and each of our schools put in a concerted effort into ensuring students were wellprepared to use the assessment portal and and how to navigate that. Um, they were exposed to this through modular assessments and modular questions modeled uh within the classroom. Schools engaged in goal setting with students, sharing previous scores and achievable targets for students to strive for. And some schools even got creative with incentives. Uh, this seems to have been particularly effective at the middle school. So the their administrators will be um both in a dunk booth or potentially a target for water balloons depending on the grade level for any student that was able to to make growth. Um and while stu students made growth at all levels in the district, our our scores are uh improved over previous years.
038Um I want to particularly highlight uh MVMs, our middle school, an age when test apathy is certainly probably at its height. every single grade level made growth in every content area. And in seventh and eighth grade ELA and sixth and eighth grade math, they even exceeded the state average. So, congratulations to our middle schoolers. >> Um it's it's the end of the year if you hadn't noticed. Uh it's certainly a very busy time in our schools uh for our students and for families. If you're if you're a parent, you know that. Uh, and we're celebrating our students hard work and success in many, many ways. Field trips, awards ceremonies, field days, just to name a few. Um, and this Friday, our graduating seniors will parade through their elementary schools. So, this is personally my most
039favorite day of the year. Um, our graduates are celebrated, our elementary students get to see what they have to look forward to. Uh, and our teachers are able to see the results of their dedication. So, exciting things. Thank you. And now, Randy, this is it, babe. >> All right, here we go. So, while we were all in here getting ready for this meeting, uh at the senior awards, the um president of uh NHTI was announcing to the audience that they are gifting all of the graduates from the class of 2026 from Marramac Valley six credits at NHTI for free. Um so that's one of those things where everybody wins. So that was uh that sort of kicked off the senior awards night. So um Patrick reached out last month and we've been uh sort of
040going uh back and forth and gave him this opportunity. Um he had the idea of something they really wanted to do. So um we've been just working to to get all those details. So it's very exciting. So whether kids are going away to school somewhere or not sure what they want to do, why not take a couple of free classes and and test some things out. So I think that very very exciting news um as far as that goes. Um I'm just going to go with a whole bunch of good news to add to the good news you already got. Uh the eighth grade social where the Andover kids uh came down to Marramac Valley so that they can you know have a little little mixer and get to know each other uh went off
041great. The kids had a a fantastic time. Um so bringing the kids together I think as we've said often um helps uh when they when they get here in the fall you know we encourage them to look at some of the summer enrichment and some of those other things but when we do those social activities during the day uh it really makes a difference. Um later on this month for the um last time I will be presenting on behalf of SAU46. I'm presenting at the NHSA um education conference at the end of the month. Um and um looking forward to that. Um, and I recently uh had the um good fortune to be able to shop around the Unified Prom. And there were about 50 uh 50 attendees at the Unified Prom representing about six
042different schools from around the the area. And it was awesome. People that didn't know each other just started dancing and uh it was a it was a great night. Um and we're looking forward to, you know, there's a lot of lot of hard work by uh Meredith and Bimbo and Keley Got to get to get this going and they're they were so excited about it that they're going to, you know, look to next year to uh make sure that we keep on doing it because it really was a fantastic evening. Um, I also uh had the opportunity yesterday to go to uh Nick's Eagle Scout uh ceremony when he was awarded his his Eagle Scout. So, congratulations, Nick. He's over getting other awards at the senior awards ceremony right now. So, that's all I have
043for you. Thank you. >> Thank you. We'll really miss you. >> Public comment. >> Marca, >> um I know you set up for some committee meetings. I was just wondering when the first financial committee meeting is going to be. >> We'll discuss that in September. We'll probably set our first dates in September. Oh, I probably wasn't supposed to answer you. Sorry. [laughter] >> It is. >> Yeah, it's Julia's fault. Any other public comment? Okay, then we do not have any reason to go into non-public session. So, Thank you. And Amanda. Julia and Amanda, we're going on to >> No. >> Oh, you know what though? We do remember people, we don't have a July meeting. We do have a training in July with the New Hampshire School Board Association and it will be us and
044Andover. So, it's sau and it's July 21st at 5:30 >> here. It will be here. Right here in the library. >> Yep. >> July 21st at 5:30. >> What? >> Yeah. >> But also, >> oh, okay. Hold please. Hold, please. Don't go anywhere. >> I already had that on my calendar. >> Okay. I didn't have it on my calendar. So, it's the 20th. Julia 20th. It's a Monday. >> July 20th. >> It's at 5:30 right here. Be there. Be square. Thanks.