001Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance 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. Prior to tonight's public meeting, the board met in executive session to review and discuss matters related to school safety that if conducted in public would be reasonably likely to impair the effectiveness of the safety or security measure or jeopardize the safety and security of a resource, infrastructure, or information storage system. The board is also scheduled to meet in executive session following this open meeting to discuss with council information or strategy in connection with an issue about which identifiable complaints may be filed. Mrs. Anusk, will you please call the role? Mrs. Cooper, here. Miss Dad, here. Miss Finley
002here. Mr. Frank here. Mr. Good here. Mr. Hamilton here. Dr. Hasselhorn here. Mrs. Lynch here. Miss here. Nine members present. Thank you. Um Dr. Beljack, do we have any guests this evening? We do not. Thank you. Okay. Um since school is out, I doubt we're going to have a leadership member now. And do we have a superintendent report? Just a quick superintendence report. I just want to say congratulations to the class of 2025. Uh yesterday was graduation and for all of you who were able to attend or to attend virtually, we appreciate it. It was a lovely afternoon to celebrate their accomplishments. And I also want to say thank you. This is the last week of uh work for our educators for uh this school year. And so I want to thank you uh send
003a thank you to our educators, to our staff, and to our administrators for uh such a wonderful school year. And we are looking forward to starting summer programming for students next week. So um the the school district is filled again. Great. Okay. Mr. Jafrey, solicitor's report. No report. Thank you. I will need a motion to approve the minutes of the combined agenda study session and regular business meeting dated May 5th, 2025. So moved. Second. Thank you. Any comments, corrections about the minutes? Okay. Mrs. Anus, will you please call the role? Mrs. Cooper, yes. Miss Dad, yes. Miss Finley, yes. Mr. Frank, yes. Mr. Good. Yes. Mr. Hamilton, yes. Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Zitch, yes. Motion carries. Thank you. It's time for our first public comment period. We do not have anyone to
004comment. We will move on to new business. Mrs. Lynch, facilities and transportation. I'm moving on one item. Unif customer service agreement. approved the customer service agreement as attached between the Fox Chapel Area School District and Unif to provide floor mats and shirts to the district for the period July 1st, 2025 through June 30th, 2028. This is a renewal of services and I move on this one item. Second. Thank you. Any questions or comments on this item? Mrs. News, will you please call the role? Miss Dad, yes. Miss Finley, yes. Mr. Frank, yes. Mr. Good. Yes. Mr. Hamilton, yes. Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Zitch, yes. Mrs. Cooper, yes. Motion carries. Thank you, Mr. Hamilton. The finance report. Item one, dispersements from fund 10 in the amount of 7,172,15825. Item two is capital reserves
005fund dispersement from fund 31 in the amount of $262,86.13. Item three, finance report for April 2025 is acknowledge and filed for audit as attached. Item four, the budget transfers for 2024 2025 are approved as attached. Item five, inter fund transfer. Approve an inter fund transfer from fund 10, general fund dispersements, fund 32, athletic capital reserve fund, in the amount of $30,66 based on 50% of the 2024 25 athletic sales. Item six, the following insurance policies are approved effective Janu July 1st, 2025 through June 30th, 2026. Corpus compensation for UPMC general liability uh commercial package from PSBACM regent cyber protection from P AIU the agents and premiums are listed in the agenda. Item seven, CSM Consulting Incorporated contract for -ray compliance services approved an agreement as attached between the Fox area school district and CSM consulting
006incorporated for -ate consulting services effective July 1st 2025 through June 30th 2026 at a cost of $3,000 plus an amount equal 3.5% of category 2 applications submitted during the term of the agreement. This is renewal services item 8 2025 2026 Fox area school district food services budget approve the 2025 2026 school district food services budget as attached in the amount of $2,136,600. Item nine appointment of investment banker and bond council. The the board hereby appoints PNC Capital Markets as the district's investment banker and Dinsmore and Soul as the school district's bond council to explore the opportunities for the issuance of bonds. Said investment banker and bond council along with the district administration are directed to undertake and perform all tasks according to the to standard industry practice as shall be necessary and appropriate to assist
007the school district in the issuance of long-term debt. at such time as properly determined by the board of school directors. These tasks include, but are not limited to, periodic reports on current conditions within the capital markets, the study and review of financing alternatives, the preparation of official an official statement, bond resolution, and related documentation, publication of notices required under the local government unit debt act, solicitation of a policy of municipal bond insurance, and or obtainment of a published credit rating. from a recognized credit service. Item 10, reimbursement resolution for bond proceeds resolution 2025-5. Approve resolution 2025-5 as attached. I move on these 10 items. Second. Thank you. Any questions or comments on those 10 items? Dr. Aljac, can you just give us a sense of how the these insurance rates compare with years past? Sure.
008Uh the insurance rates, the workers compensation insurance rate uh is an increase of 12% from last year and it reflects or I guess this year it's still in this year uh reflects it that reflects the total covered payroll coupled with data from the last few years of claims. Uh general liability commercial package is an increase of 13%. uh from the current year and that reflects the property values of the district coupled with claim history and a state of really the state of the current insurance market. Um cyber protection is a decrease of 17% and that is primarily a result of the district participating in the PIU cyber security consortium and so multiple districts are purchasing that insurance uh in a consortium pricing rate. Thank you. Sure. I'd like to point out to the community that
009we've been talking we're passing the budget tonight um and this um bond proposal which was talked about last week. If they missed that meeting they can view it um on YouTube and the budget we've been talking about since April. We had a committee of the whole meeting on April 14th just to talk about the budget. So, um, if you missed any of those discussions or last week's discussion, you can go back and view those. Any other statements, questions? Okay. Mrs. Anus, can you please call the role? Miss Finley? Yes. Mr. Frank? Yes. Mr. Good. Yes. Mr. Hamilton, yes. Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Zitch, yes. Mrs. Cooper, yes. Miss Dad, yes. Motion carries. Thank you. We have two remaining items related to the budget from the finance uh section of the agenda. Item
01011, final 2025 2026 general fund operating budget resolution 2025-2026. Approve resolution 2025-6 as follows and attached. And I'll just read the initial paragraph which pertains to the critical information. A proposed final budget in the amount of 123,187,421 is as presented with a two 22.070076 mills of real estate tax and to continue all other taxes without change was preliminarily adopted May 5th, 2025. Yeah, May 25. The budget was advertised and made available to the public for review and comment for the past 30 days. The board of school directors and administration have reviewed any comments. A budget in the amount of 123,187,421 $122 million 187,421 is presented for final approval. Item 12, homestead and farmstead exclusion resolution 2025-7 approved 2020 resolution 2025-7 as attached regarding the Fox area school district homestead exclusion. I move on items 11
011and 12. Second. Thank you. Any questions or comments on these items? I'll just I'll just make a comment. I'm very um I'm very pleased with the information that was presented last week and um over the previous months and I think the committee structure of our board is serving to sort of move into a budget of this size with complete transparency. Um I will say um I I implore the county council and the county executive to urgently enact property tax assessment reform. This is something that is I I'm saying as an individual. I'm not representing my board in this statement, but I can say that our county by not reforming property tax assessments and relying on a base model, base year model where we do it like once in 13 years, our county is failing our
012schools and it's failing our municipalities. That has to happen. We've done everything we can to respond to a property tax assessment system that is broken. And we're in good shape. Not all districts are fairing that well, and it is work. That is all I would like to say about that. Thank you. Any other comments? I would second that as well. Agreed. All right. Uh, Mrs. News, will you please call the role? Mr. Frank, yes. Mr. Good. Yes. Mr. Hamilton, yes. Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Zitch, yes. Mrs. Cooper, yes. Miss Dad, yes. Miss Finley, yes. Motion carries. Thank you. Mrs. Cooper, could you read the instruction report, please? Uh, yes. Forgot to look at my numbers. Hold on. I'll be moving on 12 items. Uh, the first one is to approve uh textbooks
013and resource materials. Um updated copyright of current textbooks for the Fox Chapel area high school social studies US history interactive reconstruction to the present and Dorsyville middle school math connected math project 4 and for resource materials for the elementary school science open sad resource materials for science kindergarten through grade 5 at all elementary schools. Number two is to approve the professional services agreement as attached between the school district and the depal school for hearing and speech for services to students for the 2025 ESY program effective July 1 25 through July 31st uh 25. This is a renewal of services. Number three is to approve the professional services agreements as attached between the school district and the depal school of hearing and speech for services to students for the 2526 school year effective August 125 through
014June 3026. This is a renewal of services. Number four is to approve the agreement as attached between the school district and MHY family services for services to students at Longmore Academy for the 2526 school year. This is also a renewal of services. Number five is to approve the educational services agreement as attached between the district and the school at McGuire Memorial for 2526 school year beginning August 2025 through June 3026 and the 2026 ESY programming program beginning June 29 through July 10th 2026. This is a renewal of services. Number six, to approve the agreement as attached between the district to participate in the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services School-based access program for school age children for the 2526 school year effective July 125 through June 3026 and authorized the superintendent to execute the agreement on
015behalf of the district. This is a renewal of services. Number seven, approve the waterfront learning services addendum as attached pursuant to the Alageney Intermediate Unit unit 2526 comprehensive services agreement for flexible virtual education options effective July 125 through June 3026. This is a renewal of services. Number eight is to approve the memorandum of understanding as attached between the school district and the Alageney intermediate unit for participation in the title 3 consortium for the 2526 school year and authorized the superintendent to execute at. This is a renewal of services. Number nine is to approve the master services agreement and software services addendum A as attached between the school district and navigate 360 LLC for PBIS rewards subscription services for the period July 1 25 through June 30 26 and a total cost of $16,442.50. This is
016a renewal of services and will be funded by the uh PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency School Safety Grant. Number 10, approve the contractual agreement as attached in the school district and Christine Oros to provide special education evaluations to students identified by the district for a period um from July 125 through June 30 26. This is the renewal of services. Number 11, approve the educational placement services agreement as attached between the school district and Pittsburgh Behavioral Services, Inc. for special education services for the 2526 school year and the 26th 2026 ESY program. Also a renewal of services. And number 12, approve the public school district agreement as attached between the school district school district and St. Anthony school programs for post-secary program services for the 2526 school year effective August 25 2025 through June 30th
01726. And this is a renewal. I move on 12 items. Second. Thank you. Any questions or comments on these items? Mrs. Amusk, will you please call the role? Mr. Good. Yes. Mr. Hamilton, yes. Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Zitch, yes. Mrs. Cooper, yes. Miss Dad, yes. Miss Finley, yes. Mr. Frank, yes. Motion carries. Thank you, Mr. Frank. Legislation and policy. No action is requested tonight. Thank you, Miss Zitch. Personnel. Yes. Um, a long list tonight. I will be moving on 11 11 items. Starting with item one, resignations. Food services. The resignation of Julie A. Connley, food services worker at Hartwood Elementary School due to retirement. The resignation of Georgia J. Law, food services worker at Fairview Elementary School due to retirement. For supplemental contracts non-athletic, the resignation of Aaron E. Weatherell, student government,
018Hartwood sponsor due to personal reasons. For steam camp, the resignation of Carrie L. Harris, instructor for the steam camp at Fairview Elementary School due to personal reasons. For item two, appointments, professional Hannah M. Clark is approved as a special education teacher at Dorsyville Middle School, available due to the retirement of Heather Flynn. Mary C. Cousins is approved as an elementary teacher at O'Hara Elementary School, available due to the retirement of Amy Zatollah. Tina L. Chrisman is approved as a school counselor at Fox Area High School due to the resignation of Emily Moropus. Dina J. Debaldo is approved as an elementary teacher at Hartwood Elementary School, available due to the retirement of Katherine Frederick. Emily L. Duca is approved as a French teacher at Fox Chapel Area High School due to the resignation of Nadesh Flint.
019Caitlyn F. Dodd is approved as a librarian at Hartwood Elementary School due to the retirement of Kirsten Mohler. Amelia A. Jaffy is approved as an elementary teacher at O'Hara Elementary School due to the retirement of Regina Cornet. Nicholas A. Luchaniano is approved as an elementary teacher at O'Hara Elementary School due to the retirement of Stephanie Abriatis. Alexandria E. Lucret Howell is approved as a special education teacher at Kerr Elementary School due to the expanding special education programming. Alysen S. Marski is approved as a physical education teacher at Fox Travel Area High School due to the retirement of Dave Batista. Matthew W. Merlac is approved as a physical education teacher at Hartwood Elementary School due to the retirement of Jodi Travaglia. Anna Nstein is approved as an elementary teacher at O'Hara Elementary School due to increased
020enrollment. Mera Mstein is approved as an elementary teacher at O'Hara Elementary School due to the retirement of Mara Basher. Item D, educational support. Britney Elsora um is approved as a personal care assistant at Hartwood Elementary School. Um Cara L. Catrara is approved as a personal care assistant at Hartwood Elementary School. Anne B. Meyers is approved as a personal care assistant at O'Hara Elementary School and Grace E. Shelley is approved as a personal care assistant at Hartwood Elementary School. for supplemental contracts athletic. Um the athletic supplemental contracts for the fall, summer, and winter seasons are ratified and approved as attached. Item three, leaves a professional. Kayla Kayla L J, excuse me, Kayla J. Derry, math teacher at Fox Chapel High School, is approved for childbearing and adoption leave. Jessica J. O'Shea, math teacher at Dorsyville Middle
021School, is approved for childbearing and adoption leave. Nicole A. Streets, elementary teacher at Fairview Elementary School, is ratified for childbearing and adoption leave. Cara E. Ztos, elementary teacher at current elementary school is approved for childbearing and adoption leave for custodial maintenance. Item B, Rodney W. Staten, 10-month, eight hour per day custodian at Fox Chapel High School is ratified for special sick leave and workers compensation. Um, item four, leave replacement professional. Natalyia Astein is approved as a lead replacement school counselor at Hartwood Elementary School. This position is due to the childary leave of Jaclyn Kissinger Kissinger, excuse me. Change of status educational support. Melissa E. Whitfield, 12 month building secretary at Fox Chapel Area High School, is approved as a secretary to the director of athletics at the Fox Chapel Area School District. Item six, purchase
022of service agreements. Um, health services. The purchase of service agreements for substitute nurse services between Kristen M. Mwin and the Fox Chapel Area School District is approved. Purchase of service agreement for substitute nurse services between Kimberly L. Rosenberg and the Fox Chapel Area School District. And the agreement for substitute nurse services between Elizabeth A. Scholes and the Fox Chapel School District is approved. Item seven, homebound instruction teacher. Stephanie S. Raaley is ratified as a homebound instruction teacher for the 2425 school year. Item eight, extended school year program um for this year. The following individuals are approved as full-day instructors. Clara Barnes, Mary Cheer, St. Clair Oliver, and Abigail Wentling. The following individuals are approved as half-day instructors for the ESY program. Frank Bako, Carrie Bako, William Bane, Gabriella Benelli, and Maria Schwartzpa. Um Bradley J.
023Zeriscoco is approved as a substitute teacher for the Fox Chaplary High School ESY program. The following individuals are approved as full day prayer professionals for the Fox Chapel ESY program. That's Shan Aken, Rebecca After, Emma Carney, Roseanne Living, Kelsey McGawi, Eileen Miller, Amy Trotzo, Karen Whitehead, Autumn Williams, and Leanne Satollah. The following individuals are approved as halfday pair of professionals for the ESY program. Britney Sora, Cara Catra, Emily Funk, Teresa Kefir, Colleen Lazaro, Grace Shelley, Heather Week, excuse me, Angela Wilhelm, Emily Wilhelm, and Melissa Zos. Um item nine, summer programs, steam camp, Gavin Smith is approved as an instructor for the steam camp at Fairview Elementary School. For the um middle school program at summer learning academy, um we have approved Anthony M. DeMarco and Amy Meyer. Item 10, advanced placement exams. The following individuals
024are ratified as proctors um for FCHS. Taylor Clawson and Martha Fes. Item 11 are the compensation adjustments for the nutrition center with the wage scale as indicated here in the agenda. I move on these 11 items. Second. Any questions or comments? We really have three people with the last name Steve starting. We do. Okay, fine. Yeah, they're sisters. I think all three. All right, great. Um, one of the items mentioned expanding special education programming at Kerr. Can you just talk a little bit about what the needs are there? Sure. Uh, we were looking at our needs across the district and based on student enrollment, it made sense to add another classroom to Kurr Elementary and the reason Kerr Elementary was chosen is it matches the home building of most of the students that um we
025needed to accommodate. So, it keeps them in their home building for the most part. And I know we had made some adjustments to some of our other um per hour wage scales. Is this an adjustment uh upward for this group as well or the compensation adjustments for new for those service workers? Uh it is a slight uh change. It's approximately a 3% increase for the positions. Um but there are some changes within the group. some employees are being moved from one classification to another and then some uh employees uh because they're taking on more work so they're taking on a different classification and um so in those cases they may see slightly greater than 3% but it's because their job responsibilities are changing too. Thank you. Sure. Any other questions? Are we fully staffed for
026the extended school year program at this time? I believe we are fully staffed for the extended school year program. Great. As long as this all gets approved tonight. So yes. All right. I just want to once again thank the retirees for their service and welcome these new teachers and hope they will have many years of success with us in Fox Chapel. Any other comments? Mrs. Music, will you please call the role? Mr. Hamilton, yes. Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Zitch, yes. Mrs. Cooper, yes. Miss Dad, yes. Miss Finley, yes. Mr. Frank, yes. Mr. Good. Yes. Motion carries. Thank you, Mr. Good. Operations and cooperative services. Yes. I have nine items. Uh the first is uh I move to on an authorization for the superintendent or designate to approve on behalf of the uh
027board uh change orders issued during June June through August 11th, 2025 for the ongoing construction projects in an amount not to exceed $22,800 as recommended by the construction project manager. Number two, authorization for the superintendent or designate to approve on behalf of the board payment of invoices for the months of June and July 2025 for all previously board approved contract work and change orders for the ongoing construction projects as recommended. Number three, uh the appointment of Kathleen and Nusk as school board secretary is approved effective July 1st, 2025 through June 30th, 2029. Number four, approved Dr. Susan Bazado as dental examiner for the 202526 school year at a rate of $20 per student at original entry into school and in grades three and seven and $100 for cleaning of instruments. This is a renewal. Number
028five, approve the renewal of services as attached with professional software for nurses incorporated for cloud services and the school nurse and parents software subscription for the 2025 2026 school year at a total cost of $6,800. This annual renewal is pursuant to the service level agreement that was board approved on June 13, 2022. Number six, the AW baby career center operating budget for 2025 2026 is 12,7,075. The Fox Shop School District share of the 2025 20226 AW Batty Career Center operating budget is approved as set forth below and the board secretaries authorized to record each board member's vote and sign on their behalf. Um the total share uh of the district is $556,885. Meal prices. Approve the meal prices and milk price for the 2025 2026 school year listed below. Uh breakfast $160, reduced price breakfast
02930, adult breakfast $245, elementary lunch $2.65, secondary lunch $2.95, reduced price lunch 40, adult lunch $4.75, milk 75. Number eight, approve the quotes from Dagustinino Electronic Services Incorporated for camera upgrades effective June 10th, 2025 at a total cost of $130,77 funded by PCCD school safety grant. And number nine, approve the agreement and lease is attached between Fox Chapel area school district and the YMCA for the before and after school child care program during the school year and a daycare camp during the summer effective August 1st, 2025 through July 31st, 2026 with this is a renewal of services and there's no cost to the district. I move on those nine items. Second. Thank you. Any questions or comments on these items? I'll just note that the baby center continues to be um an incredible resource for
030our community. I noted that many of our graduates are moving on to trade um as a profession and will be earning income immediately. So um if they aren't already and that's just an extraordinary thing. So this is a great resource and I'm very happy to approve this budget. Any other comments? Mrs. Anusk, will you please call the role? Dr. Hasselhorn, yes. Mrs. Lynch, yes. Miss Sitch, yes. Mrs. Cooper, yes. Miss Dad, yes. Miss Finley, yes. Mr. Frank, yes. Mr. Good, yes. Mr. Hamilton, yes. Motion carries. Thank you. It's time for our second public comment period. We don't have anyone signed up. Mrs. Macken, our Fox Chapel Educators Association rep. Good evening. Uh, I just wanted to take a moment to express gratitude to all of the members of our school board on behalf of the
031Fox Chapel Area Educators Association for all of the hard work that you do to support the tradition of academic excellence here at Fox Chapel for all of our students in a time when we as educators face so much uncertainty based on, you know, changes uh nationally as well as even in neighboring school districts uh with their school boards. We realize how fortunate we are to have you all. We appreciate your genuine collaboration, your transparency, the fact that you value the professional judgment and expertise of our educators. And we want to thank you for being so responsible and transparent in your stewardship of our district's resources, especially with the number of ongoing construction projects that are occurring now and what you have planned for the future. I don't know um that everyone is aware of how
032much work you all do to keep the district running and to make sure that every student in this district has every opportunity available to them. And with that being said, it has been a lot of fun to have board members participating with us. Again, many might not know that. Uh whether it was at graduation yesterday, yeah, it was yesterday. And then um at the elementary walk, um which was a new tradition that we just started this year. And so we look forward to that continued collaboration with you all because we know that we are really fortunate to have you all in our corner. So thank you and have a nice summer. Thank you. Time for board comments, Mr. Good. I had the privilege of going to graduation and being up on the stage and and
033uh it's a tradition that I enjoy. Uh it's great to see it's great to see everyone's success and to uh be able to participate in it. Miss Zitch, I'll second that. Graduation always fills the cup. Um it's an incredible um thing to witness and um it was really exciting to see where everyone's headed to and what they have going. Um I'll also say that we are losing some Titans in the classroom this year. Um, and I just want to express again my gratitude um, to those who have touched the lives of my children and other children in our district. Um, it's a real honor and um, we will be sad to see them go. Thank you, Mrs. Cooper. I hope everybody has a safe and fun summer. Uh, thanks Miss Min for your comments. That
034was very nice. Um, also for the board, just some things to think about. We're about halfway through our um, year of where we travel around. It looks like we have two other non- high school locations coming up. When we talked about it and voted on it, we talked about spending our time in purposeful ways um in other buildings and that really hasn't happened thus far. Um I think it's a bigger cost of the school district and the tech side isn't as good for people listening at home when we don't have it in this room. Um so that was a conversation we had sixish months ago. Um, so I just want everybody to think about that especially when it's time to set the agenda for next year and where we are meeting. Thank you, Mr. Hamilton.
035No following. Dr. Hasselorn, congratulations to the graduates. Yesterday was a fantastic time to see them enjoy their success with their families. Um, thank you to the teachers for a job well done this year. I hope you enjoy the summer. Um the first day of school will be here in a blink. And um also I we had mentioned it before, but just a a I think we had a successful year in in committees at least on the academic committee that I was part of and and got a lot of good work accomplished and look forward to the next school year. Thank you, Mrs. Lynch. Uh I think it's a faux paw to mention the next school year when we have literally not if I finish that one yet. But uh anyway, um I just want to
036say an extra special um thank you to our teachers this year on their hard work. It never ceases to amaze me the things that our students are accomplishing. Um be it in the 5,000 clubs that are available to them at the high school. Um but encouraging just really incredible skill building. uh when our students walk into a room, they can speak clearly, they can share information, they have life experience that sets them apart in really unique ways and um I just want to take a minute to really value that that comes directly from uh the people in our buildings who are shaping them. So, thank you. Thank you, Miss Finley. Thank you to parents, teachers, and kids for a wonderful year. May you all enjoy the tunnel. Thank you, Mr. Frank. I will echo the
037comments about graduation. What? It was excellent. Speeches were great. Um, short, purposeful, everything was fantastic. And for the hundreds and hundreds of people in that audience who never saw our choir or our orchestra, they were they had to be delighted with with the excellence. And um the senior visits to the elementary school last year. I've heard comments from teachers from from seniors that it was excellent. So, it was a it was a really a great idea carried through what did it cost? Four buses or something, but it was excellent. And another idea I'd like to float is maybe we could ask seniors, excuse me, who their most impactful teacher was during their 12 years, maybe 13 years, and and h and have those seniors in uh think about inviting them to graduation. Um it it
038might serve serve a great purpose. And thank you. Thank you very much. Um, thank you, Mrs. Macken, for the kind words to the board. We um are very grateful for our teachers and staff as well and all of the hard work that they do every day and every school year. Um, and congratulations to our graduates. I hope everyone has a very safe and relaxing summer. And could I have a motion to adjurnn? So moved. Second. All in favor? I meeting adjourned.