[0:11] And as the central marine administration building, could we go up to the rise to the development of silence and pleasure of allegiance.

[0:22] The allegiance to the line of the United States of America.

[0:26] to pass this deck of forums and

[0:27] present the deck of forums and

[0:27] Well, I have a question.

[0:27] Can you hear?

[0:28] The answer is from the

[0:30] strategies that we're going to

[0:33] see for ourselves.

[0:34] Just wipe your hands.

[0:47] No, I'm not kidding.

[0:47] Let's go ahead.

[0:48] I'm not doing anything.

[0:48] Interesting question.

[0:49] Can you hear this again?

[0:51] Who did you come.

[0:52] I can't believe I'm going to

[0:57] That was the last question.

[0:58] So I was going to have the

[0:58] to approve the agenda with, without a dendom of flexibility, please.

[1:03] I mean, exactly.

[1:05] All in fact, we've hired any opposed.

[1:09] We have a motion to approve line items two through eight.

[1:17] Let's move.

[1:18] Second.

[1:19] Second.

[1:20] All in favor?

[1:21] No, I'm not here.

[1:22] Any opposed?

[1:24] I see GEA representative here tonight.

[1:28] We have a need for response from the association.

[1:35] I have an understanding where you're asking me what to speak, correct?

[1:39] Are you looking at what to speak?

[1:42] Okay, just so you know you have three minutes,

[1:45] there won't be any, you know, we won't be rebutting back to you

[1:50] or anything like that.

[1:53] And do you have...

[1:54] What are you wanting to show some kind of visual?

[1:57] We would have to pre-proof that so we couldn't do that in the meeting.

[2:01] So you can always send it to our email if you would like, if a physical, you know,

[2:06] physical board event.

[2:07] Okay.

[2:08] All right.

[2:08] Go ahead.

[2:11] Yeah.

[2:11] You're up.

[2:13] Where do you want to go?

[2:14] You can stay wherever you feel comfortable.

[2:16] You can stay right there if you want.

[2:18] It's up to you.

[2:22] Also too, just, you know, please don't bring anybody else into it.

[2:27] Like any other student who enjoys that.

[2:33] Hello, my name is Bernie Sean. I'm a parent of an eighth grade student and second grade student.

[2:39] I'm here to talk to you about bullying. I'd like to begin with a story.

[2:43] Valerie Thosman was a beautiful 12-year-old girl from New Jersey. She loved gymnastics and cheerleading.

[2:49] She began to get bullied at school and she changed constantly complaining about eggs and stomach aches and not wanting to go to school.

[2:55] From parents went to school and the only thing said was we are investigating, we will look into it.

[3:01] I know your frustration.

[3:03] The bullying at school progressed to cyber bullying when the school failed to stop it

[3:06] and ultimately the sadness in itself being sent in leading rural rural to end the life.

[3:12] I now want to tell you the story of my own daughter.

[3:16] My daughter is a beautiful, smart 13-year-old girl.

[3:19] Sports are her whole life, and she is happiest with a bat or volleyball in her hands.

[3:24] During her six-grade years, she began to experience bullying.

[3:28] The little things at first until the girl took her sweatshirt, soaked in the mud, funneled and destroyed it.

[3:34] Her bullying thrust the cyberbullying on seventh grade. I noticed she started acting different.

[3:39] The constant headaches stomachaches and not wanting to go to school.

[3:44] My daughter had multiple doctors appointments and was ultimately diagnosed with moderate major depression and put on so well at the age of 13.

[3:51] She began to cut her arms and attend therapy to help with the pain.

[3:56] I didn't know at the time, but when I learned what was happening, I went to the school.

[3:59] I took the evidence to the school. I told it.

[4:02] I was told it's outside of school hours, and it's a shaman.

[4:05] We can't do anything about social media posts.

[4:08] The rumors lies in social media posts continue to fast forward to eighth grade.

[4:13] The cyberbullying has escalated the text from others telling my daughter to slit her wrist more.

[4:18] However, I'm still told she can't be held accountable because in this instance, once again,

[4:23] it's after hours and she used the third party.

[4:26] The superintendent has put a new contact directive in place and for that, I was thankful.

[4:31] A piece of paper won't stop Louise.

[4:34] She has since spread rumors and is now allowed to participate in all of all being in close

[4:38] contact with my daughter.

[4:40] The current bullying policy states that Louise will be held accountable for issues in or outside

[4:46] of school setting, better severe, persistent, and the discipline is subject to detention, suspension,

[4:51] expulsion, and exclusion from school activities, or loss of school privileges.

[4:56] But central grain has yet to hold this fully accountable of any of the above consequences,

[5:01] why? Because it felt some of school hours on or on social media, or it simply can't be proven.

[5:07] TikTok's text messages, rumors, spreads, photos, none of this have been enough proof

[5:11] for this school district to take bullying and cyberbullying seriously.

[5:14] I am sure I'm feeling the same way Mallory Grossman's mother did begging for help and unfortunately her daughter can take the pain in the middle of her life.

[5:22] I hope that one day I'm not standing here speaking to you about my daughter's suicide.

[5:27] Please help protect the victims of bullying and not the police.

[5:31] Bullying and cyber bullying is real and it's happening right here in Central Green and our students may help.

[5:36] I have been to the principal, the superintendent, the police, and now I'm coming to you.

[5:40] Thank you.

[5:41] Thank you very much.

[5:44] Thank you very much.

[5:55] Motion to provide is 1A from 5A in intersection C,

[6:01] superintendent and other staff members.

[6:04] I have a motion to provide is 1A through 5A under section C.

[6:10] Second.

[6:13] Second.

[6:18] Mrs. Bennett?

[6:19] Yes.

[6:20] Mr. Bristach?

[6:21] Yes.

[6:21] Mr. Powell?

[6:22] Yes.

[6:23] Mr. Mason?

[6:23] Yes.

[6:24] It's been laid here?

[6:25] Yes.

[6:25] It's been written, Bob?

[6:26] Yes.

[6:27] Mr. Chaper?

[6:28] Yes.

[6:29] Mr. Howard.

[6:31] Yes.

[6:34] The administration recommends the approval of George Taylor's varsity head baseball coach salaries

[6:39] for the collective bargaining agreement with all requirements is on file.

[6:43] We have a motion to approve the hiring of Mr. George Taylor's head varsity baseball coach.

[6:49] So moved.

[6:51] Second.

[6:51] and throw calls, please.

[6:54] Mr. Borscher?

[6:55] No.

[6:56] Mr. Powell?

[6:57] Yes.

[6:58] Mr. Knightley?

[6:59] Yes.

[7:00] Mr. Lightning?

[7:01] Yes.

[7:02] Mr. Ringbaugh?

[7:03] Yes.

[7:03] Mr. Shanker?

[7:04] Yes.

[7:05] Mr. Vincent?

[7:05] Yes.

[7:07] Bennett Liz.

[7:09] Mr. Powell?

[7:10] Yes.

[7:12] Motion to approve the following individuals

[7:15] as volunteers of shepherds or required furnaces on file.

[7:18] I have a motion to approve volunteers slash applicants.

[7:25] Second.

[7:27] Second.

[7:29] All in favor.

[7:31] Hi.

[7:32] Any offenders.

[7:35] The administration recommends the approval of Stephanie Nicely as a paid tutor for the afterschool

[7:39] program.

[7:43] That motion to approve Mrs. Stephanie Nicely as the afterschool program tutor.

[7:51] Second.

[7:55] Mr. Howard?

[7:56] Yes.

[7:58] Mr. Knightley?

[7:59] I'm staying.

[8:01] Mr. Laney?

[8:02] Yes.

[8:03] Mr. Rubenbach?

[8:04] Yes.

[8:04] Mr. Safer?

[8:05] Yes.

[8:06] Mr. Simpson?

[8:06] Yes.

[8:07] Mrs. Dunnett?

[8:08] Yes.

[8:09] Mr. Berster?

[8:11] Yes.

[8:12] Mr. Howard?

[8:13] Yes.

[8:14] The administration recommends falling bills to be approved for payment.

[8:20] I have a motion to approve the falling bills.

[8:31] The administration recommended the burden in the change order for the WCHS phase 2 building

[8:36] project is listed in the water court tradition for three replaced and frame at open EG120

[8:41] on the 9th hand of the $29.28.

[8:44] sense. Now the motion to approve the change order and phase two. So many.

[8:55] All please. Mr.

[8:58] Knightley. Yes. Mr. Lange. Yes. Mr. Ringfrog. Yes. Mr. Steghard. Yes. Mr. Sensen. Yes.

[9:06] Mrs. Bennett. Yes. Mr. Bruster. Yes. Mr. Powell. Yes. Mr. Hunter. Yes.

[9:11] It's a motion to approve items one through C under section F staff and students have a motion to provide one through three under section F staff and students, please so moved.

[9:26] All there any opposed.

[9:31] The administration right against approval of the first reading of the following policy, the extracurricular participations by charter cyber charter students have a motion to approve.

[9:42] It's first reading, call the number 140, the first one.

[9:56] Mr. Lane.

[9:58] Yes.

[9:58] Mr. Regan.

[9:59] Yes.

[10:00] Mr. Fable.

[10:01] Yes.

[10:01] Mr. Sanchez.

[10:02] Mr. Bennett.

[10:04] Yes.

[10:05] Mr. Brista.

[10:05] Mr. Cal.

[10:07] Yes.

[10:07] Mr. Knight.

[10:08] Yes.

[10:09] Mr. Howard.

[10:10] Yes.

[10:12] The administration rules the attacks resolution to not raise taxes higher than the act one index for the 2425 school year views opted.

[10:20] We have motion to prove the resolution to limit the millage increase.

[10:26] So, but.

[10:29] Roll call please.

[10:31] Mr. Ray.

[10:31] Yes.

[10:32] Mr. Schafer.

[10:33] Yeah.

[10:34] Mr. Simpson.

[10:36] Yes.

[10:37] Yes.

[10:38] Yes.

[10:38] Mr. Cal.

[10:41] Yes.

[10:42] Yes.

[10:43] Mr. Radio.

[10:44] Yes.

[10:45] Mr. Howard.

[10:46] Yes.

[10:48] There's a consideration of and vote on the Central Green Educational Support Personnel Association for even stated October 9th, 2023.

[10:58] The

[11:14] Administration recommended approval of the Dream of the Commonwealth Charter Academy Charter School, whereby said Charter School Reversed the District Function of 200 costs in the amount $450.93 for a Charter School students participation in the District's football program.

[11:30] We have a motion to bring the payment from the charter school.

[11:41] Mr. Schafer.

[11:43] Yes.

[11:44] Mr. Sensen.

[11:45] Yes.

[11:46] Mr. Bennett.

[11:47] Yes.

[11:48] Mr. Borsair.

[11:49] Yes.

[11:50] Mr. Kyle.

[11:51] Yes.

[11:52] Mr. Nextwood.

[11:52] Yes.

[11:53] Mr. Lady.

[11:54] Yes.

[11:54] Mr. Read them on.

[11:55] Yes.

[11:56] Mr. Howard.

[11:57] Yes.

[11:57] The administration recommends approval of the settlement.

[11:59] We can even release with green tech to L.P.

[12:02] regarding green contact.

[12:03] Personal member zero seven zero one one five zero e have a motion to approve

[12:10] the settlement for tax parcel zero seven that zero one that's one fifty that she.

[12:17] Okay, roll call please.

[12:21] Mr. Simpson.

[12:22] Yes.

[12:23] Yes.

[12:25] Mr. Britzer.

[12:26] Yes.

[12:27] Mr. Cal.

[12:28] Yes.

[12:28] Yes, Mr. Nicely. Yes, Mr. Regaloff. Yes, Mr. Chair. Yes. Yes, the Administration recommends

[12:38] motion directly from the Director of Business Affairs at 10 or 30-day notice. It's like

[12:41] if your systems PC advising the same of the district's terms which can terminate independent

[12:45] contract agreement. They go to October 13, 2022. Termination of subject agreement shall

[12:50] occur 30 days after mailing made by the United States certified mail. Return receipt requested.

[12:55] We have a motion to terminate the contract with psychiatric care systems DC roll

[13:21] call please then it. Yes, Mr.

[13:26] Bristol. Yeah, and Mr. Falon. Yes, Mr.

[13:31] Nicely. Yes, Mr. Leahy. Yes, Mr. Ringelbach. Yes, Mr.

[13:35] Shaker. Yes, Mr. Simpson. Yes, Mr.

[13:39] Howard. Yes,

[13:45] expectation. I just wanted to do nothing. I just wanted to mention that we have

[13:54] Yeah, just over there and see how things are going to be.

[13:58] Yeah, just over there and see how things are going to be.

[14:04] CTC.

[14:07] Not much for me is to afford.

[14:10] We did get a.

[14:13] Vendors were over all the vehicle.

[14:15] I was going to adjust for the truck with an anticipated.

[14:18] could be should made in February, but that would be in service. The LPN program that I talked about

[14:26] was in conjunction with Wainsburg University is still in the works and we're open as I finalized

[14:34] before the end of the school year to start our summer adult program and they will be having a

[14:44] luncheon on December 5, we will start to 11. We're on, kind of showcase culinary

[14:54] arts program and don't be getting invitation sent out to

[15:00] Each of the board members that are able to come will be welcome. It's a really nice thing to put on with the holidays and the narrowed comes showcase program. This is not related to the CTC, but I'll say it anyways. This is Mrs. Bennett and Mr. Brister's last meeting and I want to thank you for the time that you put into this district and the time that I spent with you in the district.

[15:29] but not only do I consider your call to execute your friends and I wish you well in your future.

[15:35] Thank you very much. Thank you.

[15:41] Thank you.

[15:54] We won't be.

[15:55] We're not exactly the case.

[15:56] Yeah, let it be no, we were an executive session from Bob Clark at Till 630 and we will continue to.

[16:04] That's it.

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