[0:04] Can I do differently with them? The weda.us website is just a very, very valuable resource for our teachers. So, just getting that out there to them and in their hands and knowing that they have that available, just continuously monitoring the academic progress of our ELL students to ensure that their experiencing success and if not what do we need to do?

[0:34] provide the support for them and also work, you know, continuing to work with the ELL

[0:40] teachers that we have and making sure that they have all the tools and their toolbox

[0:45] that they need.

[0:48] So,

[0:53] and then we provided as well the fall to spring in WA growth results for each grade level

[1:03] So these particular charts, they show the purple bar, shows actual growth for the entire grade level, the average, how much, and this growth is based on the rich score.

[1:20] So like all kindergarteners in first grade, they grew, like 23 points.

[1:29] And then the diamond is, what was their target for the year?

[1:34] And their target is based on where they started at the beginning of the year.

[1:40] So, NWA has done extensive research and norms setting.

[1:46] And so, they know, you know, if you start at this RIT score on average, this is how much growth we've seen.

[1:53] So, this is your target for the year.

[1:56] So, obviously, we want our purple bars to be above those diamonds or at those diamonds.

[2:03] So, if you language arts on the top and mathematics on the bottom.

[2:08] So, you can see in math, we all of the grade levels reached it for math.

[2:17] For language arts, K, 1, 2 and 3, reached theirs, 4, fell just a little short and fifth was just right at it for their growth.

[2:38] And then we provide each school's picture.

[2:42] So you can see how each school performed and their average growth based on their targets.

[2:54] So you can see, like in this particular example, third grade in math, very, very well, very much exceeded their target.

[3:07] So that's, you know, those are things that obviously that we want to celebrate.

[3:12] So things you want to add or...

[3:14] No.

[3:15] I just wanted to add to, we're very pleased with the H&WA progress.

[3:19] This was actually, when you compare it to last year,

[3:22] a much higher rate of student achievement

[3:25] on the NAVA assessment, particularly in air and mathematics.

[3:28] Very high software teachers and our administrators there.

[3:31] And as we wrap up, looking at that area where she for fourth grade

[3:35] is actually two schools where we can target next year

[3:38] to help to look at that data.

[3:40] But one, you just have an overall picture of how that assessment

[3:44] was supporting our other state data and also our Irene.

[3:48] so if there any other questions I'm gonna turn it back over to the board. Thank

[3:58] you very much

[4:00] Thank you. thankful you

[4:03] Thank you

[4:08] Much appreciated our dream

[4:13] To that year thank you all right, thank you for sharing with us, and we're gonna take about a good

[4:19] five, six minutes break before we get started and then we'll be back. Thank you.

[4:40] Well good evening and welcome to our much-poulton School District of Pytown,

[4:46] of regular school board meeting for June 8, 2023. At this time, we always began our meeting with

[4:57] the good of the cause. If there's a pageant who have something to say tonight for the good

[5:04] of the cause and you like to address the body, you may do so in a three minute time period,

[5:12] I'm totally not the 30 minutes for this period, stage a name, come forward, and you may

[5:19] share at this time.

[5:25] You know, one for the good of the calls, thank you.

[5:28] This time, now we move on to spotlight on PI, CI do a C.

[5:34] I'm sorry, Dr. Hunter.

[5:39] I believe you, Ms. President.

[5:40] He was of the board, Dr. Young.

[5:42] We would like to begin by congratulating our Pyke High School Class of 2023.

[5:47] There are amazing group of young people who have no doubt will go on to do great things.

[5:52] As you know, we gathered for that commencement last week,

[5:55] and we will continue celebrating their success and sharing their future plans

[5:59] via our social media channels throughout the remainder of this month.

[6:03] Based on our preliminary data, the Class of 2023 consisted of 701 students

[6:09] who today have earned $13,921,500 in scholarship offers and academic awards.

[6:18] 425 of our graduates have completed coursework for college credits, with several

[6:23] earning multiple credits.

[6:26] 105 of our graduates graduate with career and technical certifications, and 10 of our

[6:32] graduates have chosen to invest.

[6:35] In addition, please look for our academic top 30 and alumni hall of fame featured in this

[6:41] Sunday's Indistar.

[6:43] On May 27, Indiana Pace of Tyre's Haliburton hosted a group of our young men of purpose

[6:49] for a morning at the Interapolis Motor Speedway.

[6:53] Our students had the opportunity to welcome the yard of bricks, take photos with Pace of

[6:57] car.

[6:59] Also, ortho-indifoundation YMCA has once again partnered with our district to host the

[7:04] annual back to school, fast on July 15th.

[7:08] The free community event is a fun field family day,

[7:12] featuring vendors, bounce houses,

[7:15] backpacks with school supplies, free books,

[7:18] food, games, prizes, and much more.

[7:22] Additional information and a registration link

[7:24] can be found on our district Facebook page.

[7:27] It was also shared in this week's family.

[7:30] E-mail. Also, our academic summer school program launched this week, and our summer enrichment program is scheduled

[7:37] to begin on Monday. This year, for the first time, thanks to a special partnership with IEPUI,

[7:44] our kindergarten and fourth graders will offer the opportunity to participate in a freedom school experience.

[7:50] We like to thank Dr. Huff and his team for putting together so many engaging learning activities and opportunities for our students.

[7:58] On June 27, our Pyke high school football program will be participating in the

[8:04] Scrimmage and Lucas All Stadium. We will share a ticket link and additional information

[8:09] about this very soon. I know that we have a lot of wonderful and well-deserved athletic

[8:15] recognitions this evening, and I certainly don't want to steal their thunder. But I would

[8:20] be remiss if I didn't congratulate the members of our Pyke high school girls and boys

[8:24] attracting who competed in state.

[8:28] They all did a tremendous job.

[8:30] Several of our tracks stars receive all-star artists,

[8:33] which I am sure we will hear more about very short of it.

[8:37] In baseball, Parker Richards, for breaking a school record

[8:41] with 43 stolen bases, which also places him in first

[8:46] in the 4A division and fourth in the state.

[8:50] Our Red Devils Travel Baseball Team won the Anderson Elite Tournament.

[8:57] Three of our softball players, Ellie Dunlevy, Liliana Richardson, and Lucy Thibault, received

[9:04] all County Unable Mitchell.

[9:06] Kevin Edder qualified to advance to the regional in golf this week.

[9:11] Cameron Kasky competed in Junior All-Star Game.

[9:15] On May 13, our New Augusta North Girls finished team won the mid-Tournament, and this is

[9:22] just a tip of the iceberg. Point being, we are extremely proud of our student athletes

[9:28] and congratulate them on all of their individual and collective achievements. It is an

[9:33] honor to have so many of you with us this evening. Thank you, Ms. President, members of the board,

[9:38] Thank you, Dr. Hanna.

[9:42] Next up, we are reports to the Board, District Sports Recognition Dr. Hanna.

[9:56] Good evening Mr. President, members of the Board, Dr. Yav.

[10:00] We have the privilege today to honor and recognize our winter and spring sports.

[10:05] Student athletes for their outstanding athletic achievements.

[10:09] We will be recognizing awardees from three of our schools this evening.

[10:14] First, I would like to invite Mr. Jonathan Dawkins, athletic director for Guide and Creighton

[10:19] Millisco.

[10:33] Good evening, members of the board, Dr. Young, everybody here.

[10:39] Over the past two years, the girls on the Guide and Creighton Lady Jaguars basketball team

[10:44] have been the class of not only the Mick, but of Mary County.

[10:49] Everyone that has been put in their way on the court has been defeated.

[10:53] This team is a make up of several different young ladies that have been successful both on and off the court.

[10:59] We have all make academic team members, national junior honor society members, student council members, members of honor row.

[11:06] As leaders in the building, they were the major influences on the culture of the Gainway.

[11:14] There's no doubt that they have left their mark on Gain Creek and they'll leave their mark in middle school undefeated.

[11:18] This is she, in fact, because I've not been done and completed without an excellent coaching

[11:24] staff and the commitment of the parents.

[11:27] In other words, in the words of our head coach, our own Bluetooth is perfect.

[11:36] Members on the Gain Creek Middle School Girls Basketball Team, Mila Anderson,

[11:46] Anaya Fisher,

[11:52] Maya Fleming,

[11:59] Jacari Harrison,

[12:05] Trinity Long,

[12:16] Jasmine Miller,

[12:22] Melissa Nichols,

[12:27] Coran Nicholson,

[12:34] Sonaya Smith,

[12:39] coaches, head coach, Kevin Merriweather, assistant coach, Steve Bonsch.

[13:12] Come on, back here, man.

[13:15] Come on, back here, man.

[13:16] Very well, come on, man.

[13:57] And this time, I would like to invite Mr. Richard Bishop, Assistant Principal of New

[14:01] Augusta Public Academy No.

[14:18] Good afternoon, board, Dr. Young. At this time, I feel like the

[14:22] baseball reference I've been pulled out of the bullpin and I've been here to represent

[14:27] New Augusta. Talking about athletic teams, we have had a great season at New Augusta, but

[14:34] At this time, I really want to recognize our tennis team.

[14:39] The girls' tennis team was number one, I'm sorry, so make sure you want to hear me.

[14:44] Our girls' tennis team was number one in the mid.

[14:47] They went nine and up, so they didn't give up.

[14:56] They're overall record was 13 in one this season.

[15:00] Just happening the last game, the last match of the season, but 13 and 1 is something to be very proud about. So please give them a hand on that.

[15:12] This season, their domination was clear as they won 42 to 3 in the sense of their opponents. 42 to 3, that is unbelievable.

[15:23] And the last thing, the girls are coming too tight. This is what pipe needs to be excited for. They are 29 and 4 as a group. 29 and 4, please give it up for them.

[15:40] very proud of our student athletes we have we have young ladies who are both

[15:45] student athletes they represent that in the classroom and on the court so at

[15:50] this time let's call their names Zarina Alcassid

[16:00] Bella Diallo

[16:08] Alana Dix

[16:16] Amella, Legit,

[16:24] Bianca, McKenzie,

[16:33] Adiola, Raji,

[16:40] and a mirover.

[16:56] Well, we got another group done when we bring up, that's it.

[17:36] At this time, you know, New Augusta, we can only, we can't just do one thing very well,

[17:42] we got to keep it going. So, at this time, I want to keep up, I want to, I want to bring up here

[17:47] Coast Chestnut and her staff as she introduced our girls' state winning track team.

[17:55] Back to back at that.

[18:04] And after that, we will also have our wrestling coach, Mr. Johnson, and representing our

[18:09] athlete who was also undefeated.

[18:10] Thank you.

[18:22] Good evening to the members of the board and Dr. Young.

[18:26] My name is Coach Chestnut.

[18:28] I am the Head Girls Coach at New Augusta North Public Academy.

[18:31] Our team is supported and nurtured 110% by dedicated coaches.

[18:38] These coaches are Coach Graves, Coach Jones, Coach Livingston, Coach Mack, Coach

[18:43] Berchett, Coach Hooks Cockrum and Myself.

[18:47] Our season started off with 50 girls, about 80% were new to track.

[18:52] When first, the first me ended with a strong win to a fierce competitor in a two-way

[18:57] me, I saw an opportunity for us to just break a few school records.

[19:02] These young ladies demonstrated a lot of strong leadership within the group, trust and willingness

[19:06] to follow our lead, and we became a force to be reckoned with.

[19:10] They are supportive, compassionate, and patient, and they will fight for each other, and

[19:15] this is why we win.

[19:18] We won our district meet, we won back-to-back runner-up make-meats, we were one of the top contenders

[19:24] at the Marion County meet, and before the thunder and storm in the lightning, ultimately

[19:29] we rose to the occasion, not without multiple challenges.

[19:35] But with nothing but mental toughness, we went down in Tara Hought, Indiana at Indiana State

[19:41] University for the middle school state track and field meet.

[19:45] It was quite a journey.

[19:47] Friends and family of MDS Pike Township schools, we are here partially today to congratulate

[19:53] New Augusta North Public Academy for back-to-back state middle school championship for girls tracking

[20:03] people.

[20:10] Some of our runners here today are Mia Mathis. She was our star herdler, 200 dash

[20:19] herdler. She was in the 4 by 1 and she did high jump. Almost broke the school record for high jump.

[20:28] And we also have Courtney Taylor, who was also on our four by one.

[20:34] She was an alternate for our four by four.

[20:37] She did stay qualified for the long jump.

[20:41] And also stay qualified for the hundred and two hundred dash.

[20:49] Our other girls aren't here, but we'll take their medals and certificates.

[20:54] Thank you very much.

[21:55] How's everybody doing?

[21:58] All right.

[22:00] I'm sorry.

[22:02] All right.

[22:03] So I'm here for Rachel Adolfe.

[22:05] She is the only girl that went in 23 and 2 last year.

[22:09] And she want to make, actually, this past season.

[22:13] We're going 30, you know.

[22:14] Some here just recognize her for that.

[22:16] Overall, just as a coach,

[22:18] I'm loving her to the girl that she's aspiring to be the one that she's

[22:23] aspiring to be, also a straight-day student, so I'm really there as students

[22:27] as far as I have fleece that can, so I'm just pushing that narrative in.

[22:30] She's only girl, had her as a six-phase student. She can't wait to have her for this fall, and hopefully another on the feet of the season, and she's also going to pipe. So, I just want to recognize where she'll die.

[23:31] And this time, I would like to invite Pai High School athletic directors from Ms. Kinjutshamp and Merkel and Mr. David Paddock.

[23:52] First and foremost, President Webster, members of the Board, Dr. Young, Ms. Champion, Merkel and I would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for the support and commitment you offer to the student athletes and our department.

[24:03] It's truly been an honor for us to serve our community and it's a blessing and we just wanted to make sure we should thank you.

[24:10] We'd also like to extend our appreciation to the coaches, the teachers, mentors and parents who have played a vital role in shaping our exceptional student athletes.

[24:19] And to highlight the student athlete piece, at the high school we currently had 200 or

[24:24] excuse me, 737 student athletes that competed this year.

[24:29] The overall average of the GPA of all those students, we just ran these this morning, came

[24:35] out to 2.94 cum, so that's all 737, that's the average.

[24:42] Our junior class in senior class, so through their junior year and through their senior year,

[24:47] Our student athletes came in at a 3.08 cumulative average.

[24:53] We had 370 at a 3.0 in higher.

[24:56] We had 78 at a 4.0 in higher.

[25:07] So without further ado tonight we gather to celebrate the remarkable

[25:10] achievements of our select student athletes who have probably represented

[25:14] our high school at the highest level of competition.

[25:18] Their skill and dedication have made us all incredibly proud.

[25:22] To student athletes that are here tonight being honored, your achievements have left the

[25:26] lasting mark on our school's legacy, so congratulations on your well-deserved recognition.

[25:32] At this point, I'd like to proceed with the celebration of excellence as I pass the baton

[25:36] to the glue that holds our department together, Ms. Kendra Champion McLean.

[25:45] He just made that nice comment because he's making me read the names because that makes me

[25:51] stick to a script. Otherwise I'll talk all night. Those of you who know me, you know, this is

[25:56] So, without further ado, we're going to recognize these kiddos and as a reminder, we do compete

[26:02] in one of the most challenging, competitive conferences in the state of Indiana and also

[26:07] in Marion County, extremely competitive and challenging.

[26:12] So, we're going to honor some athletes.

[26:13] We have a handful from the winter that we haven't yet had the opportunity to publicly recognize

[26:18] and then several from the spring.

[26:20] And so these are the young men and women who have stood out above and beyond, above their

[26:26] peers, not only here at Pikai School, but in our county and in our conference.

[26:31] We will start with boys and girls swimming and diving.

[26:35] And we're going to read the kiddos who are here.

[26:37] We have Sean Burnett, all conference,

[26:47] and also Marie Riley, all conference, and she's a freshman.

[27:12] Okay.

[27:13] We're going to, sorry, that's my fault.

[27:14] We're going to keep going.

[27:15] So, we will move on, maybe, to the spring.

[27:24] We have three young women here to honor.

[27:26] They were mentioned once already this evening from our softball team.

[27:30] We have Ellie Dunlevy, who is all county honorable mention,

[27:44] Lily Richardson.

[27:45] She's a freshman, all county honorable mention and all conference.

[27:55] And finally from softball, Lucy Tvo, all county honorable mention.

[27:59] and all conference

[28:07] tennis team.

[28:09] We have Naya Mathis, All County, All District, All Conference.

[28:13] She's an all star, very fun to watch.

[28:24] And also, can we missungo, All County, tennis.

[28:40] That's several young men here from the Boys Track and Field Team.

[28:44] Always super fun to watch them.

[28:46] They were very young this year and still did an outstanding job.

[28:50] First up, we have Simon Baselett, who is the sectional champion

[28:54] and regional qualifier in both the 16 and 3200,

[29:03] Chris Boyd, a freshman and regional qualifier

[29:06] in the 4x800 meter relay,

[29:14] our Tes Butler Sanders, who was a regional qualifier 4x4,

[29:25] Xavier Cooper,

[29:26] regional qualifier 800, 4x4, 4x8,

[29:37] Kirlen, who was a member of our sectional champion and regional

[29:41] qualifying for by one,

[29:49] AJ Davis Regional Qualifier Shopplot.

[30:00] During my day regional qualifier 4 by 8,

[30:12] James Garland regional qualifier 4 by 4,

[30:21] which is

[30:22] I at Green regional qualifier 4 by 4,

[30:32] Jude Hawkins, sectional champion and regional qualifier

[30:35] in the 3200

[30:44] page regional qualifier in the 110 meter high hurdles.

[31:07] Last one

[31:25] from boys

[31:25] I think we might be pausing for a picture.

[31:33] We've got 10 more after these kiddos here.

[32:14] All right.

[32:14] You all can have a seat and then we'll finish up.

[32:23] All right.

[32:23] In remaining, we have members of our girls track and feel team.

[32:29] We will call up first.

[32:30] So the car regional qualifier.

[32:40] Avery Bennett, who is a freshman and was a regional qualifier.

[32:52] Cassandra Kavasos regional qualifier.

[33:01] I do quite a few things to read for this one. So listen up. Next is

[33:06] Gia Clay who was the sectional champion in the 200. I remember of the 4x1 and 4x4 teams also sectional champions.

[33:15] She was all conference. She was obviously a regional qualifier. A state qualifier. And we had the opportunity to watch her last weekend.

[33:24] to earn herself a spot on the podium as an all state member of the track and field team.

[33:36] I have a few months again thinking about it.

[33:39] Next up, we have Charlotte Dolson.

[33:41] She is a freshman in regional qualifier.

[33:50] Here's another long one.

[33:52] We have Cattagia Jones.

[33:54] Cattagia Jones was the sectional champion in the 300 meter hurdles.

[33:59] The four by one, the four by four, a regional qualifier.

[34:03] She is all-nick.

[34:05] She qualified for state in the 300 meter hurdles and the four by one and this young lady also ran herself onto the podium at the Indiana State Meet last weekend.

[34:16] She is all state.

[34:24] She also, and I have to say this publicly because she didn't believe she could do it.

[34:28] She did break the school record at the regional and then she broke it again at state.

[34:40] Next up, we have another freshmen, Precious Oladese, Precious was a regional qualifier in State

[34:46] Qualifier, 4x1 Relay,

[34:56] Brooklyn Taylor, all sectional in the 4x1 and 4x4 regional qualifier,

[35:02] State Qualifier in the 4x1 and she is all conference,

[35:11] Gaia Williams, who is a freshman and

[35:14] is freshman all county,

[35:21] she also plays basketball if you couldn't tell by her little support group

[35:28] And lastly, we have Trinity Williams who is a regional qualifier, all conference and a seat qualifier in the long jump.

[35:47] And while they're getting their photo, I will say, if we could read the entire list of all that they do outside of athletics, you would be amazed.

[35:57] we have literally have the best of the best and they do it all so we are extremely proud.

[36:04] We are also very much looking forward to having the rest of you at Pike next year.

[36:08] Guy and Creek basketball, New Augusta 10 is, New Augusta, Rasslin, New Augusta track and field.

[36:15] We're excited and proud of you.

[36:32] Thank you again for your support.

[36:35] Dr. Young, Mr. Webster, members of the board and special shout out to Ms. Floyd who helped us get all this together.

[37:01] We might so-called parents that are leaving, we see the talent that we have in Pike and we're putting the plug in help us keep our talent in Pike.

[37:14] Have a good evening.

[37:20] Professor Duma.

[37:22] It's okay, Professor.

[37:24] This is the town of Bloomington.

[37:26] The town of Bloomington.

[37:28] The town of Bloomington.

[37:30] What to see on this event?

[37:32] Is there a group?

[37:33] Is there a group?

[37:34] Are there any other groups?

[37:36] It's a group?

[37:38] It's a group.

[37:41] It's a group.

[37:44] We have to

[37:56] see the group.

[37:57] All right, is if we are, we are, we're still an outboard meeting, so if you can help us out and

[38:07] swiftly move quietly who's going to continue board meeting this evening.

[38:20] Thank you. All right, next up is our first reading of the Board of Education by

[38:29] Lowe's Dr. Maggie Bishop.

[38:34] Good evening, Mr. President. Members of the board,

[38:41] Dr.

[38:41] committee and I met with our nailer representative to prepare for you policies that are

[38:50] going to be revised at this point what you will have in front of you are policies that

[38:56] have technical corrections or minor revision. So, hence the increased number of policies

[39:03] that you have before you. Some of those policies include zero one four one numbers, zero

[39:09] 142.1 term, 0144.2 board member ethics, 0152 officers, 12301, 32301, 42301, all deal with staff

[39:23] student relations, 2462 dyslexia screening, 3124 employment contracts with professional

[39:32] employees 3231 outside activities for staff, 7440 facility security program, and 8310 public records.

[39:43] Some of the minor revisions or technical revisions include adding legal citations to the policies,

[39:53] cross references to other policies and Indiana laws.

[39:57] Another one is changing the title of the Superintendent of Education.

[40:03] She's now the Secretary of Education, change in the felony codes.

[40:07] They are now using numbers instead of letters.

[40:11] So some of those are examples of some of the minor revisions, technical revisions.

[40:17] You will have, when I come back into weeks, an opportunity to ask any additional questions

[40:22] you may have regarding these specific policies.

[40:25] And I will have additional policies to share.

[40:29] Dr. Bishop, are these the policies that you went over with Dr. McKay?

[40:33] Yes. Okay. Yes.

[40:35] We have approximately 32 that will be forthcoming.

[40:40] We will have an additional meeting scheduled in early July for additional

[40:45] Indiana laws that are forthcoming that will need attention soon.

[40:50] So we are wanting to increase the number of policies that you can take a look at because we know that there will be an additional meeting coming in July with Dr. McCabe and the policy committee regarding some of the policies that were passed this past legislation in May.

[41:07] Okay.

[41:11] Thank you, Dr. Bishop.

[41:16] Next up we are on action items.

[41:18] First action item is actually an item eight minutes for the Board of Education, regular meeting may 25th, 2023, a motion is in order to accept minutes.

[41:29] I move there. We accept the minutes as written. Second.

[41:33] To move in second that we accept our May 25th, 2023 minutes of the Board of Education.

[41:40] There are any questions at this time. All in favor of say aye.

[41:47] Thank you.

[41:48] Next up is our human resource report, Dr. Justin Hunter.

[41:56] Good evening, Mr. President.

[41:57] Dr. John.

[41:59] Our question or approval of the human resource report is presented.

[42:04] Motion is in order.

[42:06] I move way except the human resources report is presented.

[42:12] Second motion.

[42:12] It's been moving a second that we accept our HR report as resident due to confidentiality.

[42:17] would not be discussing it, or there are any questions.

[42:21] All in favour of say aye.

[42:24] Opposed.

[42:26] Thank you, Dr. Hunter.

[42:27] Thank you, sir.

[42:28] And then lastly, we have item C, Mr. Greg Foster.

[42:35] Good evening, Mr. President.

[42:36] Members, it's Fallson.

[42:37] Dr. Young.

[42:38] I present item C, which includes four contracts.

[42:41] Excuse me.

[42:42] I recommend your approval.

[42:43] President. Motion is in the water at this time.

[42:48] So move that President.

[42:50] Second. So move in second. We accept the contracts as presented by Mr. Greg Foster.

[42:55] Are there any questions at this time?

[42:59] No questions on favor say aye. Aye. Aye.

[43:03] Polls. Thank you. Mr. Foster.

[43:07] Board member items. Dr. Moore.

[43:09] Thank you. Represents have to be here tonight.

[43:11] It was a little tauty earlier today, but we have to be at a night one.

[43:15] I enjoyed the Athletics Award Program watching the young people excel on certain areas of

[43:25] the field and on the court and on the track.

[43:27] But most of all, I like what one of the coaches said, academics is first.

[43:33] And so we need to be very in tune with that as these students continue to excel in the

[43:40] and which they are functioning athletically.

[43:43] Thank you, but present it.

[43:44] Thank you, Dr. Ruffster.

[43:52] I just want to take a moment.

[43:56] There's one of the people on the HR report.

[43:58] His Anastasia Luck, and she is leaving Fishback.

[44:01] She was my son's robotics coach, as well as his fifth grade teacher

[44:07] for a period of time.

[44:09] She's enrolling in law school at IU and will be pursuing a

[44:14] Law degree focusing on serving children. So, and it's it's sad to lose a teacher

[44:20] But at the same time, she's gonna be a great advocate for children for the rest of her career

[44:25] Thank you Dr. Hop, Ms. Barnes. I just want to say congratulations to the class of 2023 and

[44:31] All the amazing student athletes who were honored this evening and those who couldn't come

[44:35] Thank you Ms. Barnes. Ms. Lomax

[44:37] Good evening, everyone.

[44:40] Thank you to Dr. Huff and Ms. Burnside for the data report that we had during the work session.

[44:48] We've made some progress and we know we still have some progress to be made.

[44:54] So we're looking forward to seeing those action plans and updates from that.

[45:00] Great job. Everyone, students, teachers, staff, on graduation, last Thursday, it was awesome. Just that

[45:09] see of red just warms my heart. So all the best to all the graduates, whether they enrolled,

[45:18] enlisted, are employed, and a great big shout out to the coaches and the parents and our

[45:25] student student stress student athletes that were here this evening and they

[45:33] do was proud on the field and in the classroom and that's just wonderful night's

[45:40] like this. So hashtag hikeprout have a good summer everybody. Have some fun. Miss Kelly.

[45:50] good evening. Very proud of our student athletes, very proud of the

[45:58] class of 2023. Looking forward to see the great things that are going to come

[46:05] next school year again. Thank you for the data and the push to get us where we

[46:14] need to be and just looking to see us move forward in the right direction where our students

[46:22] need to be so that they are able to be employed and listed in enrolled and prepared for

[46:28] the future.

[46:31] Excited to see what's coming.

[46:33] Thank you,

[46:37] Dr. Webster.

[46:38] First of all, I'm going to be remissed if I did an echo.

[46:40] The congratulations to our graduates and also through student athletes.

[46:45] I'd also be remissed if I didn't recognize the board.

[46:48] We talked to not about a lot of innovative things that we're looking at.

[46:51] Put it in place because we do want our students to be successful.

[46:55] We couldn't do that if these resources were allocated by the board.

[46:59] You guys have been very supportive of that.

[47:01] So thank you to the board.

[47:03] I'm excited to have an opportunity to brag on Wednesday

[47:06] at the Youth Emerging Stronger Summit.

[47:11] And that would be up in Noblesville.

[47:13] We were, I was asked to be a panel speaker

[47:16] because of the work we've done with wellness,

[47:20] as well as being a recipient of the project,

[47:22] where grant.

[47:23] And then also I want to extend an invitation

[47:25] to the board on June 20th.

[47:28] You'll get something via email,

[47:29] but I don't want you to miss an opportunity to really celebrate two special ladies, Karen

[47:35] Cartman, who was our assistant CFO.

[47:38] She has an opportunity to move on to next chapter of her life in retirement as well as our

[47:44] head custodian at ASC who's done a great job over the years just taking care of us all

[47:49] day every day and that's Ms. Robby Mills so it'll be June 20, it'll be at 1 o'clock and

[47:55] You'll get some information from Ms. Patterford.

[47:59] And I might add to Dr. Young's comment on the conference that he was attending.

[48:04] I attended back here.

[48:07] I think it was early part of May downtown mental health conference.

[48:13] And met the same individuals who were responsible for giving pipe the grant.

[48:18] But they found out who I was, they mentioned Dr. Young and stated that out of I think several schools that apply for the grant, they like what Pike was doing and excitement that they saw with Pike and so they were happy to award us the grant.

[48:37] We'll have to ask enough, but we serve on one of their committees.

[48:42] I declined to do that, but we were grateful that Pike is still in the loop.

[48:48] So, hey, talk to someone this week, encourage them, and

[48:51] survive them.

[48:52] Your conversation might be the one that talked them off the edge.

[48:56] Living in a time where we just need good encouragement and good words.

[49:00] So, with that said, like the Tain of Motion to adjourn.

[49:05] I'm leaving.

[49:06] So move represident.

[49:08] I'm sorry.

[49:08] I can move the second that we adjourn to our next regular meeting or a call

[49:12] board meeting.

[49:13] All three of us say aye.

[49:15] Approves.

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