[1:21] Okay, quorum,

[1:24] wherever there are three gathered, we can have a meeting. So Monday, June 17, 2024, 6 p.m., and just to notice, again, that the meeting is, if you do have a quorum, the meeting is being audio and visually recorded. It is available live. Tamolstreams.com for people to again from home, as well as it will be also posted on htsp.com or after the meeting. So please rise and join me.

[1:54] to

[1:59] the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God in the visible liberty and justice for all.

[2:13] We'll

[2:30] just take a moment to review the norms, which is one of the handouts that is going to

[2:34] be on to us.

[2:35] My apology is that it did not make it into the actual thing,

[2:44] so again, that's assuming

[2:47] good intentions, being present and prepared, and communicating effectively, we'll take

[2:54] a minute to review those before we move on without needing to see them.

[2:58] Our

[3:21] public comment to motion is that we have it in the next place too, so it's going to be subject to our commission and we're going to hold it up.

[3:27] Oh, so I'm going to apologize again, I just want to cut that.

[3:33] That's probably the public here.

[3:34] I think I've left it on your end.

[3:37] It's going to go straight to recommendations.

[3:39] It's going to go straight to recommendations.

[3:42] So it's probably a comment that's coming up.

[3:44] So for recognitions, I want to start with today before we get to losing the room, I'll do the meeting ones, that's OK.

[3:55] And we can end with that.

[4:00] The staff gathered today, we had our recognitions breakfast to our years of service folks and retirees.

[4:10] So, starting with both the ten years of service and then five year increments, we recognize

[4:16] both of those certificates, making them bigger as a service, and you get a hint that goes

[4:21] to that.

[4:23] So, in this change, you add yours into it.

[4:27] So, starting with ten years, we have Jennifer Blaschek.

[4:30] She is the library maybe, especially at the high school in capturing the Fisher, who is

[4:36] This is one of the, one of the, our teachers at high school, Heather Ann Lebeer, who is our

[4:43] high school and district nurse, Stephanie Romant, who is the 8th grader and he's the

[4:50] head of middle school, and Mark Pearson, who is the middle school principal at high school

[4:56] and chair senior service this year.

[4:58] For 15 years of service, we've had Elizabeth Brett, she is the elementary school, our

[5:05] teacher, Patty Kalander, who is the main secretary of the school,

[5:11] mostly department at high school. Kelly Learn, who is a parent educator at high school

[5:18] and also supports the athletic department. It's one of the universities that provides

[5:23] gaming support. Stephanie Martin, who has been a UC degree science teacher at the middle school

[5:32] and prior to that, she was a six-day math teacher.

[5:36] I'm from Paris, New York.

[5:38] Carolyn Mappert, who is a third grade elementary school teacher.

[5:44] Daniel Pointer, who is a first grade elementary school teacher.

[5:49] And prior to that, he was a preschool teacher

[5:51] and he was a preschool program teacher over the years.

[5:54] And prior to that, she was a kind of educator.

[5:57] And he was a math teacher.

[5:59] Mitch Silman, who is the TechEd teacher,

[6:01] at the Yellow School. It turns Stacey Baskins, who is the Director of Student Support Services

[6:08] at SAO. I think we're 10 years here. We're 15 years. She was also served as a high school

[6:15] alternative program director. And a school psychologist for the elementary school.

[6:20] She moved out to the SAO and showed him white and blue as a very educator.

[6:28] 20 years of service

[6:29] in the district is Charlie Burke-Stresser, who is now at Washington Elementary School as

[6:36] a kindergarten-first-grade teacher, but she is also a current educator here as a

[6:41] principal's librarian at elementary school for quite a number of years.

[6:46] And then Betsy Bach, who is one of the elementary school special education teachers, 25 years

[6:56] who is a secretary to the principal and middle school.

[7:00] But that, my first female student came in

[7:03] and she worked in the principal's department

[7:05] at the high school as well.

[7:10] Kelly Dierko, who is the secretary to the principal

[7:13] of high school, died in Miller,

[7:17] who is currently serving as a parent

[7:19] and educated at Washington Elementary School.

[7:22] But 24 is those 25 years she was a classroom teacher.

[7:25] at the elementary school in Flesburg.

[7:28] Very, most recently, as I came up in the future

[7:30] before I heard your kind of meant.

[7:32] And then we were doing, in any of it,

[7:35] she's having a great time being up there.

[7:38] I do hear a serenade cat who is an English teacher

[7:42] at the high school, Mark Hyer, who is the business teacher

[7:46] at the high school.

[7:47] And Melissa Robbins, who is the eighth grade social

[7:51] just that he's teacher at the school.

[7:54] And then for 30 years of service,

[7:56] we've recognized Pam Pascale,

[7:58] who is one of our title-one interventioners,

[8:00] but prior to that, from many years,

[8:02] she was a classroom teacher here at elementary school.

[8:06] And Barbara Jackson, who is also from Washington,

[8:09] but because we recognize him,

[8:11] but together we're going to follow the whole scoop

[8:13] of him.

[8:14] Barbara Jackson is 30 years as the food service,

[8:18] is everything at Washington Elementary School.

[8:22] The men are retirees this year.

[8:25] We talked and recognize them at the last meeting,

[8:28] but if you add them all together,

[8:29] that's Robin Card.

[8:31] Great, guys, we're Diane Pryons, Barbara Jackson,

[8:34] and Allison Lenton all together.

[8:36] Are retirees represented 151 years of service

[8:40] to the S.A. 34 school community.

[8:43] So that was kind of our theme of the morning and that was, it was very nice to be able

[8:50] to gather up in a recognition of everybody and all of their work.

[9:00] So as a body, which too, as a full body, the three of you are representing, your contagious,

[9:07] which to recognize the two people for their work in the school board and with the school board over the years.

[9:15] So Mason, who is here, he was the Coast Guard

[9:20] very student school board representative

[9:23] for the 23-24th school year, and has graciously

[9:29] agreed to come in, and we recognize

[9:32] because he is now in the well-known.

[9:35] Exactly.

[9:37] You've well done.

[9:38] Congratulations.

[9:51] And it's obvious that I won't.

[9:55] So, Mason's eligible to run for school.

[9:58] Outrage that is very trying to make sure that he's a registered voter in either Hillsboro

[10:04] or Geary, and then he is absolutely eligible to run for school board at the next election.

[10:10] We'll give him a few years to warm up, you know, it's got a few things to do.

[10:12] The first school choice, the first school choice, all right, so, and then in addition to that,

[10:19] And I really like to recognize Megan Schauer, who has provided seven years of service as the school board secretary.

[10:30] She began in September of 2017. She has done an absolutely outstanding job for that entire time.

[10:39] And I personally am going to miss having you in this role.

[10:44] I know that you have done a great job choosing Brittany to take over for you, but it has been a pleasure working with you

[11:19] I would have to go back and then start reading the memory actually.

[11:28] Then there's the subject here.

[11:31] Can we want to watch a few of the active way of training or replacement?

[11:36] Was sitting kind of part of the hand?

[11:37] Yes.

[11:38] For me.

[11:39] Are they saying I lost any hand?

[11:40] More.

[11:41] More?

[11:41] Yeah.

[11:44] It will start with the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Health Board here in school board, which is being held on Monday, August 19th, but we'll see the time and whether it's 5.30 or 6.30 and whether we start building for here or someplace else, but 2.00.

[12:11] We do not have any presentations tonight, as you have a lengthy non-public interview, it is evaluation meeting, so.

[12:23] Of course, I do not have any additional correspondence for you, I do.

[12:29] And public comment, limited to five minutes per person.

[12:32] This is an opportunity for members of the public to share an idea that served with the board.

[12:37] Comments are uploaded to five minutes per person, please.

[12:39] It is not the practice of the board to enable you to respond to any comments made.

[12:44] Is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak this evening?

[12:52] Twice, three times is just after in this 6.11 PM, so we will know the minutes that we will leave the public comment open for until we're on this evening.

[13:04] And next, we have the percentage of that.

[13:07] And I would like to point out I did put copies of both

[13:11] memoirs at each of the board members spots.

[13:14] And there are additional copies in the back of the agenda.

[13:17] There was an update to your plaintiff's needs

[13:19] and reservations as often as there is,

[13:22] prior between the packet and the meeting.

[13:26] And so the updated version is in the back

[13:29] for implementing the item to meet the company.

[13:31] I know if you're in, as well, but you all have one attention, five, two, two, two, two,

[13:38] and I want to thank all of you guys for supporting me.

[13:41] I think the list is anything that wants to be pulled out.

[13:45] We've got the approval in the minutes.

[13:46] We're June 3rd, 2024.

[13:49] The equivalency is in the list of nations with the updated version.

[13:52] This is one of these usual requests for each buying a basketball in August, 5th, 7th, 12th, and 14th.

[14:01] and they're requesting a waiver request as well.

[14:04] In policy updates, the second meeting for I-N-B-A

[14:08] distance learning, and then there's also

[14:13] BCA, school board and other topics,

[14:15] and B-B-B-E-P-F, student numbers at the school board.

[14:21] I want to ask the point out, is there a motion

[14:23] to approve the, as I've mentioned, the unprecedented

[14:26] move, if there's any.

[14:32] and I proposed no sessions, three, zero, zero, and so, yeah, we do know that the students

[14:50] and his term, but not that I can say, is getting the info out of the stuff.

[14:57] So, I can say we had...

[15:11] We have had many, many celebrations and activities. Graduation hasn't been on the 7th. It was a lovely ceremony with the slight inception of the, the almost right of the needle, getting everybody into the tent before the event.

[15:32] where the rain started, but unfortunately,

[15:35] the graduating class did get a little damp on the way in.

[15:39] But it didn't seem to dampen their spirits.

[15:41] I mean, you guys seem pretty excited about the entire time.

[15:46] Mr. Enough was the graduation speaker

[15:48] selected by the graduating class.

[15:52] It was a great ceremony.

[15:54] And then the sun came off, and people

[15:57] were able to socialize on the line of the bit afterwards.

[16:02] So that was excellent.

[16:03] I appreciate you all for being there in this study as well.

[16:10] The kindergarteners had a kindergarten celebration and

[16:17] there will be pictures of all of this

[16:19] coming out.

[16:20] The last issue of the SAU34 community newsletter has featuring all of the different celebrations

[16:30] and hopefully it will be out tomorrow.

[16:34] I'm hoping today, but since he's needed to be taken care of,

[16:38] but if she get out tomorrow and the defectors and everything,

[16:40] there was a big difference.

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