[0:49] Mr. White, Mr. Dr. Meehawk, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Sane of itch, Mr. Gil, Mr. Saker, Mr. Seeker, Mr. Seer, Mr. Cyber, Mr. Brands.

[1:04] Thank you.

[1:06] I'm proud to see this evening's meeting, the board met an executive session to discuss personal legal matters.

[1:11] Dr. Dolceo, please proceed with the local or with the superintendent's report.

[1:16] The only thing I have this evening is to say how excited we are to be getting ready for

[1:22] the start of the school year.

[1:23] I'll excited we are to be welcoming our staff back on August 19th and how thankful we are to

[1:31] our families for their patience that they have displayed as far as us transitioning from

[1:38] skyward to focus.

[1:41] We understand it's not an easy process whenever you change to information

[1:45] systems but the positive communication back to us has been very, very appreciative of that.

[1:53] So really, those are my own reports of this evening for the superintendent report.

[1:57] Thank you, Dr. Dolis, I'm going to reverse 1.0.0 for your audience recognition. Does anybody

[2:02] in the honest when to get up and speak about anything that's currently on the agenda for the

[2:06] ceiling.

[2:09] Okay? 3.0 on correspondence, Mrs. Santa Vitch. Thank you. 3.0 to Parkway West,

[2:19] Career and Technology Center, Mrs. Simmons. I don't know if any of you there will be

[2:23] need again the first one day in September. First one day in September. Okay.

[2:32] Can we make sure

[2:33] that you get time set up over there

[2:35] for a meeting in the fall, early to late fall.

[2:40] So that we can hear about the progress

[2:42] of what's going on.

[2:43] I think that's very helpful to the board.

[2:46] Did you all get to make it over there, Nostir?

[2:48] No, that would have been before.

[2:50] Good.

[2:51] All right.

[2:52] So this is a really thing where this is great

[2:56] that you'd be able to hear about what's going on

[2:57] on only with the moon students

[2:59] that are 10 classes of parkway,

[3:01] but also the vision in what Parkway wants to do, and Miss Simmons, you served wonderfully,

[3:08] and so that, yeah, when that board meeting, if you could ask when we could go over the

[3:12] big race.

[3:14] Yep, yeah, yeah, like we've done historically, Dr. Jones as well. Yeah, all right, perfect.

[3:22] Pre-203, Moon Transportation Authority, Mr. Guilt. The market, district place, improvements

[3:28] Those are going really well, and if you guys got them all much, but you guys can see that

[3:32] Melee's doing a great job if you were done there, it's been that.

[3:37] This project I've been really pushing for, which is a Steven Simil connector.

[3:44] Not what I wanted to hear, or last meeting, we thought that we were getting somewhere with

[3:50] the PRT.

[3:52] We thought that originally, that they wanted to do that kind of a land swap, because

[3:57] have a grant that they're trying to do to build this boss garage or like to

[4:00] boss garage. And that's what it was all about. We were helping them try to

[4:04] find land. There was some potential land that they were looking at. We thought

[4:08] it really close. Now they kind of pivoted and said, oh, it's not about the

[4:14] swapping. So we really need Sarah to come in and put her foot down about this. They

[4:24] we pushed them over to edge to sell this property to us because the developer that wants

[4:30] to slam the developer that put in the building and the truck was moved and all that stuff.

[4:36] He's getting ready to walk, he'll be getting ready to walk. So that's going to really take this

[4:42] project out of Pitcher for a long time and it's great land. What's the MTA's point of contact with

[4:49] the PRT that it seems like everything's just running a little long.

[4:55] Is there one point person or is it like a team?

[4:57] No, it's all of us.

[5:00] This is everybody that's on the board.

[5:03] We've pushed political powers of our own.

[5:06] We've pushed the PRTs.

[5:07] We went to their board.

[5:10] They didn't even know about it.

[5:11] I mean, it's internally, there's no drop, right?

[5:14] They just go, it's a nine to five drop.

[5:16] I'm very firm.

[5:17] They get their nine to five, this is more homework for them

[5:20] that they don't want to deal with internally.

[5:23] So they're putting it down the road.

[5:26] And the local politicians that we have going at it,

[5:30] they think they're down the road,

[5:32] and then somehow they get sidelines on it.

[5:35] So it needs to go a little bit higher.

[5:36] So the epicenter of this problem is the actual PRT board.

[5:40] Yeah, and it's a matter of the PRT's separate end.

[5:42] Correct.

[5:43] It's not, you know.

[5:44] Yeah.

[5:44] It's its own thing.

[5:45] So they don't have the same answer for members or they're like, it's a pretty big team.

[5:49] So that's the problem is that you can't get even out of any county top officials to get them to push it out of the edge.

[5:56] Even though it's going to generate a lot of taxpayers money.

[6:00] It's going to be a huge development for everybody.

[6:03] That's what's sad about it.

[6:05] And it's in their district, it'd be a huge one for Sarah when she needs it right now.

[6:09] Well, I've heard a team is not pushing her to get this gun.

[6:14] I don't know.

[6:15] I really don't.

[6:15] But it wasn't great news.

[6:17] So when you said Hilton's pulling out, what would you mean?

[6:19] Hilton can't wait anymore.

[6:20] They have to find alternative sites.

[6:24] Oh, so they're actually going to build another property there.

[6:25] Oh, yeah.

[6:26] I mean, like, it's, they're ready.

[6:30] They want to build a community center in that area.

[6:33] Behind the Hilton Garden Hall.

[6:34] Oh, yeah.

[6:34] It's a huge development.

[6:35] And then that's going to lead out for more housing.

[6:37] I mean, it's a big, more shopping, more everything, so it's a really big thing for our community.

[6:44] It's really going to tie everything together, plus moon-clin red kind of forgotten about

[6:49] road.

[6:50] It's going to send that connector now in there, which is the moon-clin red, then, that nuts.

[6:54] You know what I mean?

[6:57] We'll see.

[6:58] All right.

[7:00] That's it.

[7:00] Any development over behind most arm?

[7:03] Is that still on?

[7:04] That's what I'm talking about.

[7:05] Oh, that's it?

[7:06] I mean, not North Star, I'm sorry, that's, I'm thinking, I got confused with that Toyota, I'm talking about Toyota.

[7:13] They're talking about where the apartments are, yeah, they just re-date where I'm more concerned.

[7:17] So yeah, so you talked about potential business opportunities there, moving in behind North Star, wasn't that the...

[7:23] No, this one's behind, this, we're talking about the one behind.

[7:27] There is potential businesses coming on that road.

[7:38] I don't know if there's any problem. I don't know if there's a residential house that was sold. I grew up on that street.

[7:55] I don't know how much more land must as I'm on a cell.

[8:02] I don't know if that's what they're doing.

[8:07] Anything else, Mr. Go?

[8:09] No, I'm good.

[8:12] Three points zero for student activities.

[8:14] So we have student activities meeting the day,

[8:16] start talking about the false sports season.

[8:20] I did talk to Mr. Alcati, the athletic director.

[8:23] We have 952 students athletes participating

[8:27] between 7th and 12th grades, which is pretty significant because if you look at that number

[8:32] of what is that, 2,900, 3,000 kids in that 7th to 12th space, about a little less than that,

[8:41] but we have 2,400 total between those, 1,500.

[8:44] All right, so that's 30 percent of those kids participating over 30 percent, which is, which

[8:50] is you.

[8:51] So, getting ready for the fall sports season, I know all sports physicals are, have been

[8:56] Now getting those folks ready, I know that golf and football heat, that commasation started

[9:03] this week, and then all other trials for fall support start next week.

[9:07] Yeah, correct fall sports or swing and then also just like we have gone to focus, I know

[9:15] out, Mr. Alcalday has switched as far as athletic registrations as well, and that's going

[9:20] very well for those families.

[9:38] It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the minutes from the meeting held on July 20,

[9:44] 2026, and that the Board of Education approve the following reports as reflected in the August

[9:48] financial reports, the Treasury's report, the investment report, the board summary report,

[9:54] high school middle school activities report, and the Procurement Card report.

[9:59] And that the Board of Education approved the bill's repayment as listed in the August

[10:02] financial reports from July 18th, 2026 to August 7th, 2026 in the amount of $3,923,720 and $665

[10:12] this ball is. May I have a motion?

[10:15] It's removed. Mr. Cyber. May I have a second?

[10:20] Mr. Brands. Any questions, comments?

[10:24] Please proceed with the roll call.

[10:26] Mr. Seer? Mr. Saker?

[10:29] Yes. Mr. Gil? Yes.

[10:31] Mr. Sandovitch? Yes.

[10:33] Mr. Simmons? Yes.

[10:35] Dr. Meehawk?

[10:36] Thank you.

[10:47] Dr. Meehawk? Yes.

[10:48] Mr. White? Yes.

[10:49] Mr. Cybert? Yes. Mr. Brands.

[10:54] Yes. Motion passes.

[10:55] 4.02 Change Order Numbers.

[10:58] Mrs. Dryley.

[10:59] It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the following change orders for the district construction projects is detailed in the attached documentation.

[11:05] Change Order Number GC-C-C-O-01 in the amount of $9,788 and 31 cents.

[11:16] Change Order Number GC-C-O-02 in the amount of $16,250 in 28 cents.

[11:23] And change Order Number SC-C-O-03 in the amount of $15,688 in 4 cents.

[11:31] The total net cost of these change orders shall not exceed 41,726 dollars and 63 cents.

[11:39] Funding will be provided from the Bond issue project contingency.

[11:44] May I have a motion?

[11:46] So, I'm going to go with Mr. Brands on the first motion, and Mr. Zyder on the second.

[11:52] Any questions, comments, part to the roll call vote? Please proceed with the roll call vote.

[11:57] Mr. Simmons, Mr. Sandovitch, Mr. Gil, Mr. Cier, Mr. Cyber, Mr. White, Dr. Mayhawk, Mr.

[12:10] Sager, Mr. Brands, it is recommended that the Board of Education approved an eight-year

[12:19] agreement between Allegheny Clinic and Moon Area School District, effective July 1, 2026 through

[12:25] June 30th, 2034 for the provision of sports medicine services and the naming rights of the new indoor athletic facility as the AHN Tiger Center as outlined in the attached agreement.

[12:38] The fee schedule is included in the attached agreement.

[12:41] Ma'am, we'll open.

[12:47] Mr. Chair.

[12:49] Mr. Chair.

[12:50] Mr. Chair.

[12:51] Second.

[12:54] Mr. Chair.

[12:56] Mr. Chair.

[12:57] Any questions, comments?

[12:59] Prior, we'll call vote.

[13:01] I just, I do want to say something.

[13:03] We are very excited to continue our partnership with AHAN.

[13:09] And this is something that I know for us,

[13:12] a district to be able to continue that partnership with them and to continue to provide outstanding

[13:20] training for our student athletes as a big part of this and we are very proud to be partnering

[13:28] with them on this level. So we're looking forward to many years of success with them.

[13:42] So, it does.

[13:45] So, on the new indoor facility, there will be signage on the building, the front of the building

[13:53] that will be facing the stadium, and then also the side of the building facing University

[14:00] Boulevard.

[14:01] So, those two sides of the building will have AHN signage on it.

[14:06] There is potential for the other side, which would be on the middle school side facing the

[14:12] fields in the middle school, but right now primarily it will be on the front of the building

[14:16] facing the stadium and the side facing university.

[14:20] But these signs are that it's going to say, you know, age and hydrogen, or are we talking

[14:25] in age and logo?

[14:28] So, basically, A.A.H.N. will have their official A.A.H.N. logo and how they want it to

[14:37] display that is something that in the agreement with them that they are deciding on.

[14:44] We have different renderings that they would want and basically the AHN name naming rights

[14:51] is going to be primarily displayed on the building.

[15:00] Comments, congratulations. Hopefully this will be the first of many to come down the bike, you know, with the new facility and in what we're going to be able to provide to the wound township community.

[15:13] We had this as exciting and I know that you have some other hirons in the fire, so a speed, right now. So we look forward to you as a board hearing to those opportunities moving forward. Thank you.

[15:24] Any other questions comments?

[15:27] Please proceed with a roll call vote.

[15:29] Dr. Meehawk?

[15:34] Yes.

[15:34] Yes. Okay.

[15:39] Thank you.

[15:40] Mr. Sandovich?

[15:42] Yes.

[15:43] Mr. Gill?

[15:44] Yes.

[15:44] Mr. Cybert?

[15:46] Yes.

[15:46] Mr. Brands?

[15:48] Yes.

[15:48] Mr. Zaker?

[15:49] Yes.

[15:50] Mr. White?

[15:51] Yes.

[15:52] Mr. Simmons?

[15:53] Yes.

[15:56] Motion passes.

[16:14] It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the proposal from pivotal health solutions for lockers at the stadium and indoor athletic

[16:27] facility through tips contract number 230804 at a cost not to exceed 417,911 dollars

[16:36] as outlined in the attached proposal funding will be provided through the bond issue fund.

[16:42] May I have a motion? Mr. Bill. May I have a second? Mr. Brands. Any questions, comments?

[16:50] Prior to the roll call. Please proceed with the roll call.

[16:53] Mr. Cybert? Yes.

[16:55] Dr. Meehawk? Yes. Mr. Seer? Yes. Mr. Simmons? Yes. Mr. Seeker? Yes. Mr. Sandovitch? Yes. Mr. White? Yes. Mr. Brands? Yes. Mr. Gill? Yes.

[17:09] Motion passed. 4.05. Public School Facility Improvement Grant. Resolution.

[17:16] It is recommended that the Board of Education approved resolution number 2026-6 authorizing the

[17:23] district to apply for a Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development,

[17:28] DCED Public School Facility Improvement Grant, in the amount of 1,200,000,600,000,

[17:34] $50 to support the replacement of the roof and McCormick Elementary School, as detailed

[17:38] any touch documentation.

[17:41] May I have a motion?

[17:43] Mr. Simmons.

[17:45] And then I got Mr. Brandt at the second.

[17:49] Any questions comments?

[17:51] Part of the will call vote.

[17:52] And this is the rise of sorry guys.

[17:54] So my only question was who maybe is taking point on this administratively because I know

[17:59] writing a grants and going after that money takes a lot of time.

[18:02] So what's the plan to kind of execute?

[18:06] Okay, so Jeff is on point.

[18:10] Part of the grant requirement is to have a board resolution just stating that you're

[18:15] willing and authorizing the ability to apply for a grant.

[18:18] This isn't saying that we're, obviously, we get the grant.

[18:21] We still have to have board approval of the project itself.

[18:24] Is the anticipation that the grant will cover the entire delivery process?

[18:26] No, so this part of this grant is a 75 percent.

[18:31] So we would cover the 25% but, again, no, I'm just going to say so if we do happen to get this

[18:40] grant then we would still come back to you for approval.

[18:43] Have we ever applied for these grants previously?

[18:47] I mean I can't speak before I, I don't know, I've applied for one last year.

[18:54] What was successful?

[18:57] No.

[18:58] Okay.

[18:58] That was for the sidewalks.

[19:01] So, is it found, hope, and pray?

[19:05] Or is it, do we have people that we talk to there and explain the situation?

[19:09] So, we do reach out to our senators and our local constituents to see if they

[19:17] could help push this along.

[19:19] Also, one of our roof vendors that we do deal with,

[19:24] they have lobbyists out in Harrisburg,

[19:26] that help us to try to help us, too.

[19:29] All right, so.

[19:30] Do we have any obligation, like, or are they?

[19:33] Because I thought I know the proposal

[19:37] was from a specific one, is that then?

[19:40] We don't have to do something.

[19:41] No, we don't have any process.

[19:42] Correct, yes.

[19:44] We could still publicly bid it if we want,

[19:46] if we could go through a co-stars contract, we could do that too.

[19:52] So we're not restricted.

[19:54] OK.

[19:56] Yeah.

[19:57] Is it next?

[19:57] What equity is the primary cost of this application?

[19:59] Yes.

[20:00] So what equity in the technical, so is this the school public schools,

[20:07] community and economic development, or is the Pennsylvania community and economic development?

[20:11] Pennsylvania.

[20:12] So this is the block of money that each of the

[20:16] called lamb money, right, walking around money that each of the caucuses have. So each of

[20:21] the caucuses both on the house and the Senate side, both these and ours have lamb money

[20:28] and they allow for certain projects to happen in their districts. Is it coming out of the

[20:33] lamb money or is it coming out? Can we, we need to find this because if we're going to really

[20:38] make a full court press on our legislators for support for this, I would like to know where that

[20:45] what bucket this money's coming out of.

[20:47] So if it's community and economic development,

[20:49] that's going to be one way that they're going to go after.

[20:52] If it's when money, which they have so much money,

[20:56] each house or each puts in for each project each year,

[21:01] that would be another round.

[21:03] So I think we need to, I don't want you to do all this work

[21:08] and hope and pray.

[21:09] I would like to make sure that we use the people that we know

[21:13] and make sure we have those conversations to say,

[21:16] what are we doing? Right? So, how does this work?

[21:21] Yeah. I mean, we will reach out, but yeah, I will find out where what bucket exactly.

[21:26] Yeah, what bucket it is and to see, you know, the DCED, you know,

[21:33] because we're not the only one, right? We're not the only one that's reaching out.

[21:37] Okay. I'd like to have a sidewall with you.

[21:40] just to think about that. Okay. Any other questions called on that? Please, please proceed with the

[21:48] roll call over there. Mr. Saker? Yes. Dr. Meihop? Yes. Mr. Sainovitch? Yes. Mr. Sair? Yes. Mr. Cybert? Yes. Mr. Gill? Yes. Mr. White? Yes. Mr. Simmons? Yes. Mr. Brands? Yes. Motion passes. Education agenda. Action items.

[22:08] 5.01 School Participation Agreement, Dr. Dilesia.

[22:13] It is recommended that Board of Education approve the School Participation Agreement between

[22:18] City View, Events Center, LLC and Moon Area School District.

[22:23] Authorizing the District's Participation and the 412 High School Football Classic

[22:28] to be held at FNC.

[22:30] The stadium, a station square in Pittsburgh, approval of this agreement reflects a change in venue from West

[22:36] Allegheny High School, resulting in a savings of $4,375 in facility rental fees as detailed in the attached

[22:45] documentation.

[22:50] I'll second it, Mr. Gill's first, Mr. Cybert II, in a question to comments, prior to

[22:58] roll call vote.

[22:59] I'm just going to say that there's more information to come on this from FNB stadium.

[23:05] So basically the 412 high school football class, we are going to be honored to be a part

[23:10] of, and this is something that's very exciting for our district, yes, it saves us money.

[23:15] But I think the atmosphere and again more details that come as to as far as game date details all of that

[23:22] We'll be done by them. But the atmosphere that evening and kind of the electricity

[23:27] I'm sure it'll be around our

[23:30] Especially our student section is going to be awesome. So we're very excited for it. This is a great opportunity

[23:36] But the one thing to add to it the band gets to go as well. Correct. Right. So it's just not athletics

[23:42] but it's the whole time of school experience, and that's something that all many students

[23:46] get to participate in, so yeah that's what's very exciting, and they're going to do the

[23:51] pre and post game performance. Have time, have time and post game. Have time and post game,

[23:56] so that's fantastic. All right, awesome stuff. Just declare about the revenue, this is not an event,

[24:02] any homecoming. No, this is not, yeah, it doesn't have anything to do with homecoming.

[24:07] Yes.

[24:09] We're just opening another band-aid band.

[24:11] Thank you.

[24:12] Thank you.

[24:13] Thank you.

[24:14] Thank you.

[24:16] Thank you.

[24:17] All right.

[24:17] I need other questions.

[24:19] Please proceed with the roll call.

[24:21] Mrs. Simmons.

[24:23] Dr. Meehawk.

[24:25] Mr. Sager.

[24:25] Yes.

[24:26] Mrs. Sandavich.

[24:28] Yes.

[24:29] Mr. Seer.

[24:29] Yes.

[24:30] Mr. Gill.

[24:31] Yes.

[24:32] Mr. White.

[24:33] Yes.

[24:33] Mr. Brands.

[24:34] Yes.

[24:35] Mr. Cybert. Yes. Motion passes, 5.02, a agreement between Moon Area School District and

[24:43] Precision HR Solutions, Dr. Dilesia. It is recommended that the Board of Education

[24:47] approved the updated agreement between Moon Area School District and Precision HR Solutions,

[24:53] INC, reflecting revised substitute pay rates for custodial and paraprofessional vacancies.

[25:00] affected July 1st, 2026 through June 30th, 2027 as outlined to be attached document.

[25:09] May I have a motion?

[25:11] Ms. Simmons, may I have a second?

[25:14] Sir.

[25:14] Dr. Meehawk.

[25:17] Any questions, comments?

[25:19] Prior to the rule called vote.

[25:21] Please proceed with the rule called vote.

[25:23] Mr. Cybert?

[25:23] Yes.

[25:24] Ms. Seer?

[25:25] Yes.

[25:26] Mr. Sandovitch?

[25:28] Yes.

[25:28] Mr. White?

[25:29] Yes.

[25:30] Mr. Saker, Mr. Brands, Dr. Mehawk, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Gill.

[25:37] Motion passes, 5.03, pupil service agreements, Mrs. Beans.

[25:44] I'm all in one.

[25:46] It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the following agreement for the 2026-2027

[25:52] school year is outlined in the attached documentation, agreement between

[25:57] Staffing Medical Services Inc. and Moon Area School District for the provision of substitute nursing services and that the Board of Education

[26:05] approved the following agreements for the 2026, 2027 school year for out-of-district school placement services as outlined in the attached documentation.

[26:14] agreement between the Watson Institute, Social Center for Academic Achievement and Moon

[26:20] Area School District, agreement between the Watson Institute and Moon Area School

[26:25] District, agreement between Moon Area School District and Western PA School for the

[26:29] Deaf, agreement between a Delphi Education Inc and Moon Area School District.

[26:37] May I have a motion, so moved, Mr. Simon, may I have a second second, Mr. Gill.

[26:44] question comments prior to the whole call but we have nursing, substitute machine

[26:53] customer, this one because it also substitute nurse rate listed in the one we

[26:57] just approved. Is there a reason that we use one or the other or is one

[27:00] preferential alert? So having multiple helps us just in the event we are looking

[27:06] for sometimes private duty nursing also for field trip nursing day-to-day nursing

[27:12] So, it really just helps us maximize availability based off of who has who available when it's needed.

[27:21] So, for more of the better thing.

[27:23] So, I do have a question.

[27:24] And I thought, I start to discuss you a couple of days ago.

[27:28] So, we have, I believe we voted on.

[27:31] If it wasn't the last board meeting, it was the board meeting before.

[27:34] And agreement with the Watson Institute.

[27:37] So, here's my question for you.

[27:39] Can we just do a master service agreement with the Watson Institute and list everything under there instead of having each

[27:46] And because it's confusing to me. Yeah, so they like to do separate agreements for each individual student that they are approving in the program

[27:57] Okay, so they take their generic contract, but then they will

[28:01] They will customize it based off of the individual student. So even though yes, we have one generic

[28:07] They will provide a new agreement every time we have a student that potentially is up for

[28:13] a approval for the following year or maybe a new student in their program.

[28:17] Perfect.

[28:17] Thank you for telling me.

[28:20] Any other questions?

[28:22] Comments?

[28:23] Please proceed with the roll call vote.

[28:25] Mississiments?

[28:26] Yes.

[28:27] Mississanovic?

[28:29] Yes.

[28:29] Mississiro?

[28:30] Yes.

[28:31] Dr. Mihawk?

[28:32] Mr. Sagar?

[28:33] Yes.

[28:34] Mr. White?

[28:35] Yes.

[28:35] Mr. Cybert? Yes. Mr. Brands? Yes. Mr. Gill? Yes. Motion passes. Item 6 personnel agenda item 6.01 personnel agenda

[28:45] Dr. Dilesia. It is recommended that the Board of Education approve the items list.

[28:54] Mr. Cybert? Yes.

[28:58] Mr.

[29:04] Cybert? Yes.

[29:05] Mr. Cybert? Yes.

[29:05] Mr. Mr. Saker? Yes. Mr. Gail? Yes.

[29:09] Mr. Sandovic? Yes.

[29:12] Mr. Simmons? Yes.

[29:13] Dr. Meehawk? Yes. Mr. White?

[29:15] Yes.

[29:18] Motion passes.

[29:19] 7.0 on audience recognition.

[29:22] All right, do you invite anybody in the audience at this time to step up to the mic?

[29:26] We ask you to give your name and your name and your address.

[29:31] And any comments that you have to make

[29:33] are regarded not agenda items,

[29:39] both in also a three-minute sorry.

[30:02] As I'm sure you guys were aware that the FBI have dropped genocidal systems on to the court, that several of the coaches in the area of the community, for our girls to be able to sit in.

[30:16] This is our team.

[30:18] Yep.

[30:18] He was given all the key documentation by law as all of that.

[30:24] We had four girls that currently practice in the NACA Turner Center,

[30:29] which is not quite a team.

[30:31] One of our coaches she read,

[30:32] transferred to one of the Vice President of the Navy.

[30:36] Mr. O'Key said that the letters been sent,

[30:39] which appears to be delivered by August 1.

[30:41] He said that that was impossible because the program is still inside it,

[30:46] which is totally fine.

[30:47] that was fine. But we do have four pearls that are waiting in their order. I mean I

[30:54] don't start to remember that these schedules have to be made in a form of order, payments,

[31:01] letter, and all of that stuff has to be done. And we were just wondering if there's been

[31:15] So you're a great time today, because that was a topic at student activities this morning.

[31:24] So Mr. Alcalday and Mr. White, Mr. Cyberdenay and Dr. Morgan all discussed it today about how we're going to be supporting our gymnastics team and anybody who is going to be participating.

[31:37] So I'll tell you that the details, and I know that there are different gymnasts with

[31:43] Monakken and they're out there.

[31:45] So basically we told Mr. Alcalday today about trying to get something finalized with

[31:51] them.

[31:51] So we can tell all of our families about how they're going to proceed.

[31:57] So and that literally was this morning.

[31:58] Was it?

[32:04] Correct.

[32:05] We have a lot of girls coming up through the entrepreneurs themselves.

[32:09] So I guess the conversation about being joined with a couple of the other schools.

[32:14] Yeah.

[32:16] Yeah.

[32:17] Go on.

[32:18] Just try to keep our program.

[32:20] Yeah.

[32:21] I'm glad you guys are aware of it.

[32:22] Yeah.

[32:23] We are.

[32:23] We're trying to make sure it wasn't lost in the shuffle.

[32:25] Hey, he will be communicating out any of the details once they are finalized. He will be sharing those with all of you

[32:33] He has the details about the new league

[32:36] So he explained that to us today. He explained that to us this morning, so the co-op thing may not it's they would participate as moon

[32:47] We got you. We hear you

[32:53] So we just wanted to make sure that, like I said, it's football season, I have that fixed.

[33:00] No, no, listen, I'll tell you, here's the thing.

[33:02] We look for what he presented to us this morning.

[33:05] Is that there will be additional participation in years to come.

[33:09] And as the goal of the student activities committee this morning,

[33:12] is that the decisions for us to have him move forward is that same thought.

[33:16] Is that there will be young student athletes in the district that will be able to participate for years to come?

[33:22] This is not just a one-done decision.

[33:25] I felt really good about everything that I heard.

[33:28] I probably won't have a child go through the program, but it looks like it's very low-take of care of face to everything that we were.

[33:36] We have it in a total of time.

[33:40] Yeah.

[33:41] No.

[33:41] For sure.

[33:42] Good timing.

[33:43] Good timing.

[33:45] Very good.

[33:46] Anyone else?

[33:48] Perfect,

[33:52] or comments before we close before they adjourn the meeting.

[33:56] I have one. Our high school marching band, which is submitted in their annual

[34:00] O-A-V-N-P-M, at W-N-J last week. So it's basically, like, 12 hours a day of marching and

[34:07] play their instruments and on Friday, they have parents come and watch, you know, everything

[34:12] they learn. I'm merely really confident to show, and as usual, I've just always blown away

[34:18] by the dedication and how talented kids are, so I think that we actually have more in the band than we did last year.

[34:25] Oh, really?

[34:26] So, yeah.

[34:27] I think last year with Colorado is around 98.

[34:29] This year is, I think, between 110 and 120.

[34:33] So.

[34:33] So, to answer me this, Jen, did anybody take pictures?

[34:36] Oh, real?

[34:37] So, can we make sure Cara puts that on the website?

[34:41] And because that's the one thing, even though that our kids are not physically on campus,

[34:47] preparing for their season, they go to these camps, and it would be great to have that shared with the public

[34:53] of the work and dedication that they're putting in.

[34:56] That would be fantastic.

[34:57] First of all, we can tell Kara, but I know our band parents do an excellent job on social media as well,

[35:04] getting it out there, but I would make sure that Kara has it as well for our own district feed.

[35:08] What's our tag, tag somebody, right?

[35:11] How do you tag somebody in there?

[35:12] I was like, can you f-

[35:15] the band post is different, sorry.

[35:17] So the band just posted something.

[35:19] Get you like tag on or something.

[35:21] Cam, Cam just now for some reason.

[35:24] Oh, gosh.

[35:25] That's the LIDOY.

[35:26] I think you like tag.

[35:27] That's all that thing.

[35:29] I thought you were right.

[35:29] Tagging.

[35:30] I appreciate you just deal with the ball.

[35:32] No, no.

[35:33] We got some guys like.

[35:34] I think you should be kidding.

[35:36] That's tag.

[35:37] That's all.

[35:38] So just do another one.

[35:39] Come on.

[35:39] I'm so mad.

[35:42] What's the commercial about this?

[35:45] Can we connect?

[35:46] Something like that.

[35:47] Something like that.

[35:49] Come on.

[35:50] Don't explain what I get home.

[35:51] What is that?

[35:52] Anybody have anything else to go.

[35:54] I just want to say, in case it's a long lines of, like,

[35:56] be sure to publicize everything that the district is doing.

[36:00] Just to give a shout out, because it's better on me and all the families have been invited

[36:03] to the hospital.

[36:04] Correct.

[36:05] Yeah.

[36:05] I'm going to say the 18th which I'm so excited for and I think seeing that life and seeing everything that's so many folks like across everywhere

[36:14] and district has been working to have that open I think that's going to be really exciting. So Tuesday the 18th and five to seven

[36:21] What is watching?

[36:23] No, yeah.

[36:24] Yeah, listen.

[36:25] Yeah, I love it.

[36:27] Speaking of which, are we putting an announcement on the school website?

[36:33] for hi it's it's been out oh yeah it's been it's fine thing it's fine

[36:37] we'll make sure to tag you

[36:44] you're it

[36:45] everybody else work with board comments all right we'll meet

[36:50] may have a motion to adjourn

[36:52] some mr. prince may have a second

[36:55] thank you Dr. B. Hach all those in favor

[36:58] hi those opposed

[36:59] please adjourn

MASD 8-10-26

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