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>> THE BOARD [INAUDIBLE] WORKSHOP SESSION AT 6:37,
[1.D. Reconvene from Closed Session]
EXCUSE ME AND WE'RE NOW RECONVENING INTO OUR OPEN SESSION AT THIS TIME.BASED UPON THAT, MR. ROGERSON,
[1.E. Invocation]
WOULD YOU MIND LEADING US IN AN IMPLICATION, PLEASE.>> I WILL. LET'S PRAY, PLEASE.
DEAR HEAVENLY FATHER, WE THANK YOU FOR THIS DAY, LORD.
WE THANK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE HERE TONIGHT.
WE JUST THANK YOU FOR WATCHING OVER THIS SCHOOL DISTRICT THIS YEAR AND GUIDING AND DIRECTING US AND WATCHING OVER THE KIDS, THE TEACHERS, THE STAFF.
WE JUST PRAY THAT YOU BE WITH EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND THROUGH THE SUMMER, [NOISE] AND BESIDES THAT YOU GUIDE US AND GIVE US WISDOM AS WE MAKE DECISIONS FOR THIS DISTRICT.
WE ASK THESE THINGS IN JESUS' NAME. AMEN.
>> PLEASE RISE AND JOIN ME IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.
[1.F. Pledge of Allegiance]
I WANT TO ASK CHIEF BASSET, IF YOU WOULD, PLEASE LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE.>> THANK YOU. YOU MAY BE SEATED.
[NOISE] [INAUDIBLE] SIGNED UP FOR PUBLIC FORM?
>> THANK YOU. NEXT ITEM ON THE AGENDA IS ON THAT WE ALL LOVE UP HERE.
I'M TRYING TO FORWARD MS. TIFFANY TAYLOR FOR RECOGNITIONS.
WE HAVE OVER 100 STUDENTS TO RECOGNIZE TONIGHT RANGING FROM ELEMENTARY TO SENIORS.
WE'RE GOING TO JUST JUMP RIGHT IN AND WE'LL START WITH ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TENNIS,
[1.H.1. All-State Tennis]
SO IF YOU ALL COME UP WITH THE PARENTS IN POSITION.FRENSHIP ISD WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE SEVERAL OF OUR FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS PLAYERS THIS YEAR.
WE HAVE FOUR SENIORS RECEIVING ACADEMIC ALL-STATE HONORS THROUGH THE TEXAS TENNIS COACHES ASSOCIATION.
TO QUALIFY, THESE SENIORS HAVE TO MAINTAIN A 92 OR HIGHER GPA THROUGHOUT HIGH SCHOOL AND THEY HAVE TO BE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER.
TONIGHT, WE HAVE FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS COACH, CHRIS WILES TO HELP US RECOGNIZE THESE ATHLETES. COACH.
>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING US. WE'RE HERE TO RECOGNIZE THEM FOR THEIR ACADEMICS BUT I JUST WANT TO SAY TENNIS AS PART OF THINGS, ALL THREE OF THESE LADIES WERE ASSETS TO OUR TEAM TELLING AND ARE GOING TO BE MISSED.
THEN WE'RE MISSING ONE MALE SENIOR AND HE WAS ALSO AN ASSET ON OUR TENNIS TEAM.
BUT WE ARE HERE TO RECOGNIZE THEIR ACADEMICS.
GRANT MCCOMBS IS MY FIRST ONE.
HE'S ACADEMIC ALL-STATE ELITE TEAM WITH A CUMULATIVE GPA OF 104 AND HE RANKED 8TH IN HIS CLASS.
HE DID NOT MAKE IT TODAY, BUT I DEFINITELY WANTED TO BRAG ON HIM A LITTLE BIT.
MIA HAD A CUMULATIVE GPA OF 95.
SHE WAS THE HONORABLE MENTION ACADEMIC ALL-STATE, AND MIA SMITH WAS ALSO AN EXCELLENT PLAYER FOR US.
SHE WAS ABLE TO MAKE IT TO REGIONALS IN TENNIS, I JUST WANT TO THROW THAT IN THERE.
SHE'S GOING TO BE MISSED AS WELL.
AMELIA GARZA ALSO HAD A 95 CUMULATIVE GPA.
SHE WAS ACADEMIC HONORABLE MENTION ALL-STATE. AMELIA GARZA.
SHE HAD A CUMULATIVE GPA OF 103 AND SHE MADE FIRST TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-STATE.
ALSO WAS 14 IN OUR CLASS AND WAS OUR GIRLS' TEAM CAPTAIN THIS YEAR.
THESE TWO LADIES, I BELIEVE, ARE GOING TO BE STAYING LOCALLY HERE FOR TEXAS TECH, AND THEN SYDNEY IS GOING TO BE LEAVING US TO GO TO UT FOR COLLEGE.
[LAUGHTER] IT PAINS ME TO SAY BUT WE HAD A FEW TEXAS TECH IN HERE BUT UT IS A GREAT SCHOOL.
SHE'S GOING TO DO GREAT AND I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING WHAT THESE LADIES ARE GOING TO DO IN OUR COMMUNITY.
THANK YOU FOR HAVING US ACADEMIC ALL-STATE.
>> ONE, TWO, THREE. [INAUDIBLE] [NOISE]
>> GOT YOU, YOUNG GIRLS. [LAUGHTER] [NOISE]
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GET OUR GOLF PLAYERS TO COME UP HERE.[LAUGHTER] AGAIN, PARENTS IF YOU'D LIKE TO GO IN THE BACK AND TAKE PICTURES, YOU'RE MORE THAN WELCOME TO.
>> FRENSHIP ISD WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE
[1.H.2. Golf State Tournament Qualifiers]
THE FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY GOLF TEAM ON THEIR RECENT APPEARANCE AT THE STATE TOURNAMENT ON MAY 9TH AND 10TH.THIS TEAM SECURED THEIR PLACE AT THE STATE TOURNAMENT AFTER PLACING THIRD IN REGIONALS.
THEY JOINED THAT TOURNAMENT, THREE OF THE PLAYERS, REX NEWSOM, HUNTER WELCH, AND LEYTON HIEBERT ALSO SPOTTED IN THE TOP 20 OUT OF 94 PLAYERS.
ALSO OF NOTE, THREE OF THE SENIORS ARE GOING TO SIGN TO PLAY GOLF COLLEGIATELY.
TONIGHT, WE HAVE A HEAD GOLF COACH, DAN MCDONALD HERE TO HELP US RECOGNIZE THESE ATHLETES AND TO GIVE US AN UPDATE ON STATE. COACH.
>> THANK YOU ALL FOR LETTING US BE A PART OF THIS.
FIRST OF, DON'T THESE GUYS LOOK REALLY NICE? [LAUGHTER] WE HAVE HAD MULTIPLE CONVERSATIONS ON [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGHTER] I THINK I TIRED THIS ONE.
COACH GERLICH AND I LOOKED THIS MORNING AND I BELIEVE THERE'S 264 6-A SCHOOLS IN TEXAS, SO THAT'S GOING TO BE 264 GOLF TEAMS. SOME OF THEM, THEIR SECOND TEAM IS JUST ABOUT AS GOOD AS THEIR FIRST TEAM, SO WE MAY TALK TO IT, THAT'S A GOOD WAY TO PUT IT.
THIS HAS BEEN SOMETHING THAT WE TALKED ABOUT SINCE I'VE GOTTEN HERE.
ATHLETES NEED SOMETHING TO CHASE.
IF IT'S A BASEBALL PLAYER, YOU WANT A HIGH AVERAGE OR A LOT OF HOME RUNS.
IF YOU'RE A BASKETBALL PLAYER, IT'S FREE THROWS OR THREE-POINTERS OR WHATEVER.
OUR DEAL IS EVERY YEAR THAT WE CAN'T STRESS OR EMPHASIZE, WE WANT TO WIN DISTRICT AND WE WANT TO SEND SOMEBODY TO THE STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
[INAUDIBLE] SAY, REGION 1 IS PROBABLY THE STRONGEST ONE OF ALL THE FOUR REGIONS, IS WIDELY ACKNOWLEDGED THAT AND WE HAD A MEDAL THIS LAST YEAR.
THIS IS DIFFERENT BECAUSE WE GOT TO TAKE A GROUP.
IF YOU RIDE IN THE CAR WITH THESE GUYS FOR SIX OR SEVEN HOURS, YOU WILL LEARN A LOT.
[LAUGHTER] THEY'RE REALLY FUN TO BE WITH.
THEY JUST LIKE TO PLAY AND THEY'RE REALLY COMPETITIVE, SOMETIMES A LITTLE BIT TOO MUCH BUT YOU CAN'T REALLY FAULT THAT.
AS SHE SAID, THREE OF THESE GUYS ARE PLAYING IN COLLEGE.
NEXT YEAR, WE'VE GOT A JUNIOR AND A SOPHOMORE THAT'S COMING BACK AND A HANDFUL OF PRETTY GOOD ONES IN THE PROGRAM.
WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO GET BACK DOWN THERE. ANYWAY, THANKS A LOT.
WE DID NOT HAVE ANY ACADEMIC ALL-STATE.
PRETTY SURE THERE WAS A CLERICAL ERROR SOMEWHERE DOWN IN AUSTIN.
[LAUGHTER] WELL, WE HAVE NINE ALL-DISTRICT GOLFERS, [NOISE] WHICH IS PRETTY GOOD BECAUSE WE ONLY HAD 11 KIDS PLAY AND THAT'S ABOUT AS MANY AS WE CAN PLAY.
WE HAD THAT. WE'LL HAVE OUR END-OF-THE-YEAR PARTY COMING UP ON WEDNESDAY.
BUT WE'VE GOT A FEW CERTIFICATES FOR THESE GUYS THIS AFTERNOON.
[NOISE] I JUST HAVE TO GO IN ORDER THE WAY THEY ARE.
HE WAS ONE OF THE VERY FIRST PLAYERS I MET WHEN I CAME HERE.
I DON'T KNOW IF THAT'S GOOD OR BAD.
HE'S GOING TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR ONE DAY, YOU ALL NEED TO BE SURE TO VOTE FOR HIM.
[LAUGHTER] BRAYDEN KATILUS, COME HERE, BIG BOY.
[LAUGHTER] EVERYBODY WAS DISAPPOINTED THIS WEEK, BUT LIKE I SAID, WE DID WELL.
THE END OF THE DAY ON TUESDAY, HE LOOKED LIKE HE WAS WORN OUT.
I SAID, ''BRAYDEN, YOU'RE TIRED?'' ''YES, SIR. '' YOU'RE UPSET A LITTLE BIT.
I SAID, ''WELL, HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO REMEMBER.
YOU PLAYED IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT AND YOU WERE THE NUMBER 1 PLAYER ON TUESDAY FOR FRENSHIP TIGERS.
DID YOU EVER THINK THAT WOULD HAPPEN?'' HE SMILED REAL BIG AND SAID, ''NOT REALLY.'' [LAUGHTER] LEYTON HIEBERT, NICE SENIOR.
[LAUGHTER] LEYTON GOT MIXED IN WITH OUR GUYS WHEN HE WAS IN JUNIOR HIGH.
HE DIDN'T DELIVER OVER HERE, HE JUST WANDERED OUT ON THE GOLF COURSE AND WHEN HE'D COME IN AT THE END OF THE NIGHT WHEN WE WERE GOING HOME, HE WOULD BE WITH THE FRENSHIP GUYS.
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[LAUGHTER] IT WASN'T LONG BEFORE HE WAS A TIGER.JATHAN REED, TALLEST, BEST HAIR. [LAUGHTER] HE'S A JUNIOR, HAD A REALLY GOOD YEAR, WON A TOURNAMENT THIS YEAR, AND HE'LL BE BACK TO HELP LEAD US AGAIN.
[INAUDIBLE] WELCH, A SOPHOMORE, THE YOUNGEST.
[NOISE] [INAUDIBLE] WON A TOURNAMENT THIS YEAR, AND LIKE I SAID BEFORE, THESE GUYS ARE PROBABLY AS CLOSE KNIT A GROUP AS WE'VE HAD FOR SURE SINCE I'VE BEEN HERE.
LIKE I SAID, THEY'RE ALL SCATTERED.
THEY DIDN'T ALWAYS GROW UP PLAYING GOLF.
BUT WITH A LOT OF DEDICATION, AND DEDICATION IS A MUST IN GOLF.
MOST EVERYTHING WE DO IS ABOUT SIX HOURS SOUTHEAST OF US.
IT'S HARD TO GET DOWN THERE AND PLAY.
SINCE YOUR FRESHMAN YEAR, HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU PLAYED TANGLE RIDGE IN MANSFIELD, TEXAS?
>> THIS REGIONAL TOURNAMENT MADE THE 30TH TIME.
>> THIRTY TIMES, AND IT'S A SIX-HOUR ONE-WAY DRIVE AND WE PLAY THERE ABOUT THREE TIMES A YEAR, AND THE OTHER PART OF THAT 30 IS GOING TO BE SUMMERTIME AND SPRING BREAK AND CHRISTMAS BREAK, AND ALL THESE GUYS DO THIS.
ALL THE TOURNAMENTS THAT WE PLAY IN, THOSE KIDS ARE SLEEPING IN THEIR BED AND THEY'RE EATING THEIR FOOD OUT OF THEIR KITCHEN.
WE'RE [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGHTER] IT'S TOUGH, BUT THEY REALLY HAVE TO LOVE TO DO IT AND THEY REALLY DO.
ANYTHING ELSE? DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING? THANK YOU ALL AGAIN.
[APPLAUSE] [BACKGROUND] [NOISE]
>> ARE THEY HERE? [LAUGHTER] [BACKGROUND]
>> UP NEXT, WE HAVE SEVERAL ACADEMIC ALL-STATE SOCCER PLAYERS WHO WE WANT TO RECOGNIZE.
[1.H.3. All-State Soccer]
WE'RE GOING TO START WITH GIRLS' SOCCER.WE HAVE A FEW SENIORS WHO'VE RECEIVED ACADEMIC ALL-STATE THROUGH THE TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATION OR THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF SOCCER COACHES, AND DEPENDING ON THE ORGANIZATION, THE QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE WITH GPAS OF AT LEAST 90 OR 92 ABOVE AND GOOD MORAL CHARACTER.
GIRLS' HEAD SOCCER COACH, LAUREN DENNING, COULDN'T BE HERE TONIGHT, SO WE HAVE PRINCIPAL HERNANDEZ TO HELP US RECOGNIZE THESE STUDENTS.
>> THANK YOU. I APPRECIATE IT.
>> YEAH. I'M AD LIBBING THIS THING.
I WILL SAY I HAD COACH MCDONALD THAT [INAUDIBLE] ACADEMIC ERRORS IN AUSTIN.
[LAUGHTER] I WAS JUST HAPPY TO KNOW THAT TASCO STANDS FOR TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF SOCCER COACHES ORGANIZATION.
NOW I'VE JUST MADE THAT UP. I HOPE IT WORKS.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE YOUNG LADIES WHO WILL BE PROVIDED WITH CERTIFICATE FOR SOUTH DIRECT CLINICAL STAGE.
KATIE VOLIN, ALISON [INAUDIBLE] SCHROEDER, IS THAT RIGHT?
>> PAXTON MYERS AND MCKINSEY WALLS.
[APPLAUSE] ALL TAKING PICTURES.
THE COACH WHO COULDN'T BE HERE BECAUSE SHE'S WORKING FOR US.
SHE'S DOING PITCHES FOR THE INCUBATOR EDU.
SO SHE'S DOING THAT THIS EVENING.
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>> CONTINUING OUR SOCCER ACADEMIC ALL-STATE, WE NOW OUR BOYS VARSITY TEAM.
THEY ACTUALLY HAD 12 MEMBERS OF THEIR TEAM RECEIVED THE ACADEMIC ALL STATE HONORS.
AS YOU'VE HEARD, THEY HAVE TO HAVE MAINTAIN A HIGH GPA THROUGHOUT THEIR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS AND EXHIBIT GOOD MORAL CHARACTER.
TONIGHT, WE HAVE BOYS HEAD COACH, SCOTT SMITH, HELP US RECOGNIZE THE STUDENTS.
>> SO WE ARE UP FOR SHARP VERIES, GALVIN PHILIP, HAYDEN SCOTT.
SOCCER WISE, IT'S BEEN AN ABSOLUTE PLEASURE COACHING THEM ON THE FIELD.
THEY GIVE A 110 PERCENT AND EVIDENTLY IN THE CLASSROOM 150 PERCENT.
THEY'RE REALLY SWITCHED ON INDIVIDUALS, PAY IN ACTUALLY NOW HOLDS THE RECORD FOR THE BOYS SOCCER PROGRAM WITH THE HIGHEST GPA THAT WE'VE EVER SEEN, STAGGERING 104, 6TH IN HIS CLASS.
I THINK THAT DESERVES AN APPLAUSE [APPLAUSE] ALL OF THEM, THEY'RE A FANTASTIC CLASS.
I'M GOING TO MISS YOU GUYS AT TONE, I'VE GOT THE LOGO, BUT YOU NOW [LAUGHTER] THEY WERE ALL LOT SMALLER WHEN THEY FIRST GOT HERE, BUT YEAH, THEY'VE REPRESENTATIVE BOYS SOCCER ABSOLUTELY FANTASTICALLY WELL.
I'M GOING TO MISS YOU GUYS FOR SURE.
BOYS SOCCER [INAUDIBLE] [APPLAUSE]
>> YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING UP TO HIM FROM DAY 1.
[BACKGROUND] PARENTS, IF YOU ALL WANT TO TAKE PICTURES, YOU'RE MORE THAN WELCOME TO GO BACK THERE.
[BACKGROUND] NEXT STEP, WE WOULD LIKE TO
[1.H.4. Frenship High School Student Council Sweepstakes Award from Texas Association of Student Councils]
RECOGNIZE OUR FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL ON EARNING THE OUTSTANDING STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD AND SWEEPSTAKES AWARD BY THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR.THE OUTSTANDING STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD IS EARNED THROUGH COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS AND A COMMITMENT TO THE STATE THEME FOR THE YEAR WHICH WAS MENTAL [NOISE] WELLNESS THIS YEAR.
NOW, TO EARN THE PRESTIGIOUS SWEEPSTAKES AWARD LIKE THEY DID, COUNCIL MUST RECEIVE RECOGNITION IN EACH OF THE SERVICE CATEGORIES.
I BELIEVE THERE'S FOUR OR FIVE [OVERLAPPING].
>> FOUR. TODAY WE HAVE FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL COUNSEL ADVISOR COURTNEY FERGUSON TO HELP US RECOGNIZE HER STUDENTS.
>> THANK YOU. WELL, THERE YOU GO.
I WROTE ON MY NOTES, BUT I THINK SHE SAID EVERYTHING.
[LAUGHTER]. I ALMOST THOUGHT YOU REALLY TRIED TO DIRECT OUR MISSION TOWARD THIS SERVE MODELS, SO WE APPRECIATE THAT.
WE LOVE THE SERVICE ASPECT OF IT.
WE LOVE THAT WE ARE INVOLVED TO SOME OF THE PICTURES UP THERE YOU SEE WITH WILLOW BEND.
WE GO THERE AND IT HELPED TO MENTOR THOSE KIDS.
THEN WE DO HAVE TO ADOPT A HIGHWAY JUST RUN UP HERE IN WOLF EARTH THAT WE TRY TO KEEP CLEAN.
WE HAVE A RECYCLING [NOISE] PROGRAM AT OUR SCHOOL.
WE HAVE THE UNITED MIRACLE NETWORK.
THE KIDS JUST WORK REALLY HARD ALL YEAR TO TRY TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY AS BEST AS WE KNOW HOW.
I'M GOING TO START WITH OUR PRESIDENT FOR THIS YEAR.
BY THE WAY, THERE ARE EIGHT MEMBERS, WE WILL ONLY HAVE FOUR TONIGHT.
>> THE NEXT ONE, I HAVE IS LUCILLE, OUR DASH, WHICH STANDS FOR DRUG, ALCOHOL SAFETY AND HEALTH AWARENESS COMMITTEE CHAIR, ASHTON HUTCHINSON.
SHE WAS LIKE ADVERTISING GIRL THIS YEAR, BUT NEXT YEAR SHOULD BE SERVING COMMUNITY SERVICE, IS THAT CORRECT?
>> SHE'S GOT TO ALSO BE DOING DASH NEXT YEAR.
THIS IS MY COUSIN AT NEXT YEAR, BY THE WAY, I'M TRYING TO KEEP THEM AS LONG AS POSSIBLE.
[LAUGHTER] THIS IS ALISON GARCIA.
THEN PAXTON, WHO YOU SAW WITH OUR SOCCER TEAM.
SHE RAN OUR PART IN PATRIOTISM COMMITTEE THIS YEAR WHERE YOU SAW HER AT ALL OF OUR PEP RALLIES AND ANYTHING I HAD TO DO WITH VETERANS DAY SHE WAS INVOLVED IN, SO PAXTON MEYER.
[APPLAUSE] [LAUGHTER] THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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>> PARENTS, IF YOU DON'T WANT TO GO BACK, YOU'RE MORE THAN WELCOME TO TAKE PICTURES.
[BACKGROUND] OKAY, SO NEXT ON OUR LIST IS FRIENDSHIP MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL.
[1.H.5. Frenship Middle School Student Council Sweepstakes Award from Texas Association of Student Councils]
THE COUNCIL EARNED THE OUTSTANDING STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD AND SWEEPSTAKES AWARD BY THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS AND AS YOU JUST HEARD, IN ORDER TO WIN A SWEEPSTAKES, THEY HAVE TO SHOW COMMITMENT TO FOUR DIFFERENT CATEGORIES.THAT'S COMMUNITY SERVICE, ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY, CONSERVATION, SCHOOL PRIDE AND PATRIOTISM IN DRUG, ALCOHOL SAFETY, AND HEALTH AWARENESS.
TONIGHT, WE HAVE PRINCIPAL OF MID HERE TO HELP US RECOGNIZE HIS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS.
>> THANK YOU, EVERYBODY. THEY PUT IN A LOT OF HARD WORK WITH THIS AND WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE A FEW OF THEM.
THEY'RE GOING TO TALK, SO AS WHAT WE PROMOTE IS STUDENT LEADERSHIP, AND SO THEY GOT A REAL SHORT THING THAT THEY'RE GOING TO TELL YOU THAT THEY DID FOR US, THEY EACH CHOSE.
OUR THREE REPRESENTATIVES THIS YEAR THAT WERE RECOGNIZED, THEY WERE ON OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM THIS YEAR FOR EIGHTH-GRADERS.
THEN WE HAVE TWO THAT CAME IN AND SEVENTH GRADERS.
THEY'RE PART OF OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM FOR NEXT YEAR, AND THEY WANTED TO COME SUPPORT THEIR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS TONIGHT. GO AHEAD, LADIES.
>> JUST AS IN PAST YEARS, WE HAD A PRETTY SUCCESSFUL YEAR THIS YEAR.
ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR WE HAD A TEXAS TRIVIA AND EVERYONE GOT A TEXAS SHAPE WAFFLE.
>> ANOTHER ONE OF OUR SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY PROJECTS WHEREAS WE WENT [INAUDIBLE].
>> FOR DRUGS ALCOHOL SAFETY AND HEALTH AWARENESS COMMITTEE, WE MAY THANK FOR GREAT POSTERS TO PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS.
>> [INAUDIBLE] IS ONE OF OUR LEADERS FOR THIS YEAR AND EMMY DAWSON, GRACIE SPEED.
THEN WE HAVE FOR NEXT YEAR, SOPHIA CARTER AND JASON PHILLIPS.
[APPLAUSE] I FORGOT TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE SPONSORS ANDREA CARTER, AND TENISSE ANTHERS [APPLAUSE].
>> HE'S GOING TO GET ONE TOO. [BACKGROUND]
>> ALL RIGHT, SO WE'RE GOING TO KEEP GOING WITH THE STUDENT COUNCIL.
TONIGHT, WE ARE RECOGNIZING LITTLE BIT IN ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL ON RECEIVING
[1.H.6. Willow Bend Elementary Student Leadership Award from Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association]
THE STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARD BY THE TEXAS ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS AND SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION.THEY ARE ONE OF ONLY 43 STUDENT LEADERSHIP TEAMS FROM ACROSS THE STATE TO RECEIVE THIS RECOGNITION.
THIS ISN'T ANYTHING NEW FOR WILLOW BEND.
IN FACT, THIS IS THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR THAT THEY'VE WON THIS LEADERSHIP AWARD, WHICH MEANS THEY WON IT EVERY SINGLE YEAR SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 2018.
TONIGHT WE HAVE WILLOW BEND STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR, AMANDA FLORES HELP US RECOGNIZE HER STUDENTS.
>> THANK YOU ALL FOR HAVING US HERE TONIGHT.
WE JUST WANT TO TALK ABOUT HOW PROBABLY ARE OF OUR COUNCIL, FOUR OUT OF OUR 36 MEMBERS WERE ABLE TO MAKE IT HERE TODAY.
BUT THEY WORKED REALLY HARD AND HAVE GROWN TO BE WONDERFUL LEADERS AND WE HOPE THAT THEY CONTINUE TO STRIVE TO BE GOOD SERVANTS OF OUR COMMUNITY AND SHADOW WITH A FRIENDSHIP WAY THROUGHOUT THEIR SCHOOL YEAR AND FUTURE.
WE HAVE MARISOL SANCHEZ, MIA ADAMS, [NOISE] CHLOE BEN, AND BRIEL MARISOL.
>> GOOD. [APPLAUSE] [LAUGHTER].
THIS NEXT GROUP IS THE BIG ONE SO WE'LL LET THEM ALL COME IN.
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TO TAKE PICTURES YOU CAN GO BEHIND THE BOARD.COME BACK HERE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PICTURES. THERE YOU GO.
[BACKGROUND] IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PICTURES, YOU CAN STAND BACK THERE.
IF YOU WOULD RATHER SIT DOWN [INAUDIBLE].
>> ALL RIGHT. OBVIOUSLY A VERY BIG GROUP TONIGHT,
[1.H.8. FFA State Qualifiers]
BUT WE HAVE MULTIPLE FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL FFA STUDENTS WHO QUALIFIED FOR STATE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CATEGORIES IN THE CAREER DEVELOPMENT EVENTS.THESE EVENTS ARE DESIGNED TO HELP STUDENTS PREPARE A CAREER IN AGRICULTURE BY TESTING AND CHALLENGING THEIR TECHNICAL, LEADERSHIP, INTERPERSONAL AND TEAMWORK SKILLS, AS WELL AS THEIR KNOWLEDGE IN THE SUBJECT MATTER.
THE COMPETITIONS CENTER AROUND TOPICS SUCH AS COTTON, POULTRY, VET SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY, AND MUCH MORE.
THE STUDENTS JUST RECENTLY COMPETED AT STATE AND SEVERAL OF THESE STUDENTS COMPETED IN MULTIPLE EVENTS AT THE STATE LEVEL.
TONIGHT WE HAVE FFA ADVISOR, RYAN PIONTZIK AND SEVERAL OF THE OTHER FFA ADVISORS HERE TO HELP US RECOGNIZE OUR STUDENTS.
>> THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING US TO BE HERE TONIGHT TO RECOGNIZE SOME OF OUR STUDENTS ON THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
WE STARTED WITH 16 TEAMS. WE HAVE 18TH AND CONVENIENT ON THE STATE LEVEL.
THOSE CONTESTS WERE HELD HERE AT TEXAS TECH.
THEY WERE HELD AT TARLETON STATE, SAM HOUSTON STATE AND TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY.
AT THIS TIME, I'M GOING TO ALLOW INDIVIDUALS TO PRESENT SOME OF THE RESPECTIVE TEAMS THAT QUALIFIED AND COMPLETED ON THE STATE LEVEL.
WE HAVE A MEET JUDGING TEAM AND OUR COTTON TEAM.
HERE'S WHAT I'M GOING TO BE PRESENTING TODAY.
SO FIRST, BEING A STATE QUALIFIER, WE HAVE TYLER ROCCA AND GARRETSON PIONTZIK.
THEY WERE BOTH ON THE COTTON JUDGING TEAM.
AND I'M IN THE MEAT JUDGING TEAM, SORRY, AND THEN WE ALSO HAVE EVA HAYES AND SHE WAS ON THE COTTON JUDGING TEAM AS WELL.
GARRETSON AND TYLER WERE ALSO ON THE MEAT JUDGING TEAM. GOT CONFUSING THERE.
>> SO I'LL ACTUALLY JUST PRESENTING THE POULTRY AND ENTOMOLOGY TEAM.
HERE WE HAVE EMILY MONTGOMERY, KYLER KILPREECE, MALLORY BROCK, INNOCENCE HOSEDA, KATE WILLINGHAM ALSO COMPETED AND THEY WERE ALSO SAY QUALIFIERS.
>> THE THREE TEAMS I'LL BE INTRODUCING ARE THE VET SCIENCE TEAM AND KATE WILLINGHAM WAS ON THE VET SCIENCE, JACELYN, NIA AND CAITLIN.
AND THEN FOOD SCIENCE WAS KYLER AND HUNTER.
AND THEN MILK QUALITY WAS HUNTER, O'RIAN AND LOGAN. THAT'S ALL.
>> MY NAME IS ANGELA VANGUNDY AND I AM THE AG MECHANICS TEACHER AT FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL AND I WAS ABLE TO HELP TRAIN THE WILDLIFE TEAM THAT WERE STATE QUALIFIERS WITH WISTON ROUND, COLEMAN NULL.
WE HAD TWO OF THEM THAT WERE NOT HERE, JACKSON TINKERSLY AND THEN HARDMAN.
WHERE ARE YOU AT? HARDMAN OVER THERE.
THEN THE AG TECH AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS TEAMS, THEY ALSO ADVANCED AND THAT IS COLEMAN NULL AND CASE AND SLAYTON AND KYLER KILPREECE.
>> WE APPRECIATE THE SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPPORT TO HELP US TO TRAVEL AND TO PREPARE FOR THESE CONTESTS.
THEY STARTED BACK IN THE FALL,
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AS EARLY AS OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER PREPARED IN THE MORNINGS AND IN THE AFTERNOON.THEY GAVE UP A LOT OF WEEKENDS THAT THEY WENT TRAVELING TO THIS VERY CONTEST AND THEY SAW LOTS OF PARTS OF THE STATE.
WE WERE SECOND IN THE AREAS SWEEPSTAKES AND ACQUIRED DEVELOPMENT EVENTS THIS YEAR.
BUT WE APPRECIATE YOU ALLOWING US TO COME HERE TONIGHT AND SHOWCASE OUR STUDENTS AND THEIR SUCCESS.
WE DID HAVE HOSSA ON OUR PLAN.
BUT UNFORTUNATELY, THOSE SAME QUALIFIERS COULD NOT MAKE IT.
TONIGHT WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO HONOR THEM IN JOULE. THIS EVENING.
[BACKGROUND] THIS IS ANOTHER BIG GROUP.[NOISE]COME ON IN.
[NOISE] FOR OUR LAST RECOGNITION OF THE NIGHT,
[1.H.9. UIL Unified Track State Qualifiers]
WE WANT TO CONGRATULATE THE FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL UNIFIED TRACK AND FIELD TEAM ON THEIR [INAUDIBLE] SUCCESS AT THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.THIS IS ONLY THE SECOND YEAR FRENSHIP HAS COMPETED IN UNIFIED TRACK, AND NOT ONLY DID THE TEAM PLACE FIRST IN REGIONALS, BUT THEY CAME IN AS THE RUNNER-UP AT THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
UNIFIED TRACK AND FIELD IS A UIL ATHLETIC COMPETITION THAT PAIR STUDENTS WITH AND WITHOUT INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES SO THAT THEY'RE ALL COMPETING ON ONE TEAM ON THE SAME FIELD.
UNIFIED TRACK AND FIELD COACHES CASEY SMITH AND AARON TOMLINSON ARE HERE TONIGHT TO HELP US RECOGNIZE THEIR STUDENTS.
[APPLAUSE] [LAUGHTER] BACK IN NOVEMBER, WE HAD A MEETING.
THERE WERE SEVERAL IN A BOARD ROOM OVER HERE.
ERIK KIRKPATRICK SAT DOWN AND SAID, "OKAY.
ARE WE DOING THIS? ARE WE ALL IN THIS? THIS IS GOING TO BE COMPETITIVE.
ARE WE 100 PERCENT IN?" AFTER THAT, WE REALIZED WE HAD SO MUCH SUPPORT OF THE DISTRICT, SO WE WANT TO THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH, THE BOARD.
DR. MCCORD MADE IT ALL THE WAY TO STAY WITH US, AND IT WAS SO EXCITING.
JILL JAQUESS HAS GONE ABOVE AND BEYOND WITH HER STAFF AND DOING EVERYTHING SHE MOSTLY COULD FOR US.
OUR ADMIN AT OUR CAMPUS HAS BEEN SO ENCOURAGING TO OUR KIDS.
THEN COACH THALICK AND MR. REEVES ACTUALLY HELPED US LOOK AMAZING AT REGIONAL MEAN.
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WE APPRECIATE ALL OF THAT.BUT WE WANTED TO DO SOMETHING A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT.
INSTEAD OF US TALKING ABOUT ALL OF THE STUFF THAT WE DID FOR UNIFIED, WE'RE GOING TO LET OUR STUDENT COACHES A GREAT MAN TO TALK.
>> I HAD THE LUCKY POSITION TO BE PART OF THIS UNIFIED PROGRAM FOR TWO YEARS NOW.
I HELPED START RUNNING IT LAST YEAR, AND I DECIDED TO START COACHING IT THIS YEAR.
[LAUGHTER] YOU CAN DEFINITELY SEE A CHANGE IN THE PROGRAM OVER THESE TWO YEARS.
IT'S BECAUSE OF THE AMAZING ATHLETES AND PARTNERS BEHIND ME.
THEY'VE BEEN ABLE TO CREATE SUCH AMAZING RELATIONSHIPS WITH ONE ANOTHER THAT WE CAN GO WELL BEYOND THE TRACK.
IN THE HALLWAY, YOU'LL SEE US ALL HANGING OUT TOGETHER, PARTNER AND ATHLETE ALIKE HAVING FUN.
IT'S A BLAST OF A TEAM WITH AMAZING PEOPLE.
THERE'S A LOT OF SENIORS ON THIS TEAM, SO I'D LIKE TO THINK THAT WE ALL ENDED OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER WITH AN EXCLAMATION POINT WITH THIS UNIFIED PROGRAM BECAUSE WE ALL HAD A BLAST.
TO OUR UNDERCLASSMEN HERE, AND UNDERCLASSMEN WHO MAY BE LOOKING AT THIS PROGRAM IN THE FUTURE, [NOISE] PLEASE CONTINUE TO LOVE AND SUPPORT THIS PROGRAM LIKE WE DID, AND CONTINUE TO HELP IT GROW, AND IMPACT EVEN MORE PEOPLE.
>> I'LL TALK ABOUT THE COACHES.
CASEY AND COACH TIM HAD BEEN SUCH AN INSPIRATION WITH MY PLANS INTO GOING INTO EDUCATION.
THEY'VE BEEN A TRUE GUIDING LIGHT AND WONDERFUL PEOPLE TO LOOK UP TO.
COACH TIM HAD A CONNECTION WITH EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THE ATHLETES IN A SUPER CLOSE ONE.
HE BROUGHT A LITTLE PUPPY DOGS TOO, [LAUGHTER] SO WE'RE CLOSE.
SHE DOES ALL THE THINGS IN HER HEART, AND IT'S THE HEART OF THE TEAM.
THE REASON I WANT TO BE A TEACHER.
I SEE ALL THE RELATIONSHIPS SHE IS FORMED WITH ALL OF THE KIDS AND HOW SHE HAS TOUCHED EVERYONE'S LIFE AND HAS FOREVER IMPACTED THEM AND ME.
I INSPIRE TO BE JUST LIKE THEM ONE DAY.
THE TIME THAT I'VE SPENT WITH THE KIDS AND THE RELATIONSHIPS I HAVE FORMED IS TRULY A UNIFIED TEAM, AND I SPEAK FOR BOTH OF US.
WHEN I SAY IT HAS BEEN ONE OF MY GREATEST JOYS IN MY FRENSHIP CAREER.
IF YOU HEAR ANYTHING ABOUT THIS PROGRAM, IT IS AMAZING AND A BLESSING TO EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US AND EVERYONE IT TOUCHES.
>> CAN I SAY SOMETHING ABOUT MS. BREE?
>> I'LL BE FAST. I HAVE TWO BOYS IN THERE TOO.
[LAUGHTER] I HAD THE PLEASURE OF GETTING TO GO WATCH THIS GROUP AND HAVE HAD A LOT OF KIDS DO UIL, A LOT OF THINGS.
I THINK THAT THE GROWTH THAT YOU SAW IN ALL THE STUDENTS AND THE RELATIONSHIPS THAT YOU BUILT, I MEAN, MY SENIORS AND THEY'RE GOING ON AND I HAVE A FRESHMEN.
YOU GET THERE THE HIGH SCHOOL AND YOU START BUILDING THESE SAME RELATIONSHIPS.
I THINK THAT I'M SO PROUD OF EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU GUYS.
YOU ALL PUT YOUR HEART OUT THERE IN SAN ANTONIO.
WE WERE SO PROUD TO [NOISE] SAY THAT YOU ALL WERE AMAZING AND THE OPPORTUNITIES AND THE THINGS THAT YOU GOT TO GO DO, YOU GET TO GO TO FOR GOLF, AND YOU GOT TO DO A LOT OF OTHER THINGS THAT WERE SOME NEAT NEW EXPERIENCES.
I JUST WANT TO TELL YOU HOW PROUD WE ARE OF WHAT YOU ALL DID AND HOW HARD YOU ALL WORKED.
IT'S NOT LIKE YOU ALL JUST SHOWED UP.
YOU ALL WORKED HARD. I REMEMBER THAT FIRST MEETING, COACH JORDES WAS COACHING THIS GROUP IS HARD AS SHE COACHES THE VARSITY GIRL'S TRACK.
[LAUGHTER] WHO KNEW GAVIN COULD LONG JUMP.
BUT I'M JUST SO PROUD OF YOU ALL.
I'M SO PROUD THAT I GOT THE CHANCE TO BE A PART OF IT, AND THANK YOU ALL FOR REPRESENTING US SO WELL.
WE'RE GOING TO SAY ALL OF THE ATHLETE'S NAMES REALLY QUICK TO GIVE THEM RECOGNITION.
WE HAVE A FEW THAT AREN'T HERE, BUT WE WANT TO GO ENOUGH.
>> YES. WE HAD QUAD CHESTNUT, ALEXIS CLARK, DESTINY CLARK.
ALISON, I THINK IT'S RIDER, [LAUGHTER] GINO FLORES,
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CORBIN GANDY, JEREMIAH GONZALEZ, ANSLEY IVERSON, JEREMIAH JOHNSON, CARSON JONES, ISAIAH [INAUDIBLE], SORRY, DANIEL MARTINEZ, SUE [BACKGROUND] [INAUDIBLE] MILTON, ALECK MARIN, [INAUDIBLE] DEVIN PARDO, JEREMIAH PARDO, ANNA FERRIS, CHAD FERRIS, BLAIR PHILLIPS, KEVIN PHILLIPS, CHRISTIAN RAYMALEY, [INAUDIBLE] REESE, [INAUDIBLE] DAVID SCOTT, AND JACK WILLOW.>> WE WILL SUGGEST AND RUSH WAS OUR TRAINER.
ERIK KIRKPATRICK ENDED UP BEING A COACH AS WELL, EVEN THOUGH HE DIDN'T REALLY WANT TO BE KEPT SAYING OUT OF IT, THAT LOCAL MEET 100 PERCENT IN.
[LAUGHTER] WE JUST WANT TO THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FOR SUPPORTING US.
WE'RE GOING TO GO BACK, AND THEN WE'LL SEE YOU NEXT YEAR.
>> OF COURSE GRANT PHILLIPS. SORRY. [LAUGHTER]
>> [INAUDIBLE] CONGRATULATIONS.
>> THANK YOU FOR ALL OF THESE NEW RECOGNITIONS THAT WE HAVE FOR TONIGHT, BUT WE DO HAVE SOME STAFF MEMBERS THAT WE WANT TO RECOGNIZE AS WELL.
[3.A. Consent Agenda]
I'M GOING TO TURN IT OVER TO DR. PERK.>> YES, I WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE A COUPLE OF PEOPLE WHO REALLY DON'T NEED AN INTRODUCTION, BUT THEY'RE NOT NEW TO THE DISTRICT, BUT WE'RE GOING TO START WITH WHITNEY WHITE ELLISON, [BACKGROUND] AND IF YOU DO, COME ON UP AND STAND BEHIND THE PODIUM, [NOISE] IT'S THE LAST PART OF THE INTERVIEW.
[LAUGHTER] WHITNEY WHITE ELLISON, I'M GOING TO STRUGGLE TO SAY ELLISON [LAUGHTER] BUT I'M GOING TO GET IT RIGHT, AND SHE IS ON THE BOARD AGENDA THIS EVENING, THAT IF APPROVED BY THE BOARD, SHE IS MY RECOMMENDATION FOR THE NEW PRINCIPLE OF NORTH RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
WHITNEY IS A GRADUATE OF FRENSHIP.
CAN YOU TELL US WHO YOUR SPECIAL GUESTS ARE?
>> I HAVE A LOT OF SPECIAL GUESTS.
>> OKAY, [LAUGHTER] INTRODUCE THEM.
>> I HAVE MY HUSBAND BACK IN THE BACK, PERK, AND THEN I HAVE MY MOM AND DAD, BRIAN AND SHEILA WHITE, OUR GRANDMOTHER, BARBARA SATTERFIELD, MY GRANDMOTHER IN-LAW, JENNETTE CUNNINGHAM, AND THEN I HAVE MY BROTHER, BRYCE WHITE, AND HIS BEAUTIFUL WIFE KATE.
>> YOU HAVE ANOTHER BROTHER THOUGH.
>> I HAVE ANOTHER BROTHER BUT HE HAS A TWO-YEAR-OLD AND IT WAS TIME TO GO TO BED AND THEY JUST [OVERLAPPING] [LAUGHTER].
>> JUST MAKING SURE YOU GET THAT ON RECORD [LAUGHTER].
WHITNEY HAS WORKED FOR THE DISTRICT AS A TEACHER AND THEN AS AN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AT NORTH RIDGE ELEMENTARY, I FORGET HOW MANY YEARS, THREE OR FOUR I THINK, AND 10, I DON'T KNOW [LAUGHTER], THE PANDEMIC WAS AN OBVIOUS SCARE, BUT SHE'S AMAZING AND NORTH RIDGE IS GOING TO BE IN GOOD HANDS.
DID YOU HAVE ANYTHING ELSE YOU WANTED TO SAY TO THE BOARD?
>> I'M JUST REALLY EXCITED FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY, IT'S SOMETHING THAT I'VE DREAMED OF AND HOPED FOR FOR A LONG TIME AND I WOULDN'T WANT TO BE ANYWHERE BUT FRENSHIP, IT'S HOME.
IT'S WHERE I WENT TO SCHOOL AND IT'S WHERE I ALWAYS WANTED TO TEACH, AND THEN I LEARNED THAT, DREAMED, AND WANTED TO BE A PRINCIPAL, AND SO YOU GUYS COULD GIVE ME THAT OPPORTUNITY TO GROW AND TO LEARN, AND I'M JUST EXCITED TO CONTINUE THAT HERE.
>> WE'RE EXCITED TO HAVE YOU IN THIS FEDERAL, YES.
>> SAY SOMETHING FOR THE TEAM, MISS ELLISON I APPRECIATE YOU SAYING [NOISE] THANK YOU TO THE BOARD FOR THE OPPORTUNITY AND GIVING YOU A CHANCE, BUT REALLY THIS IS NOT A BOARD DECISION, WE'RE JUST GOING TO PASS IT, PUT IT IN THE PACKET AND PASS THE RECOMMENDATION.
THE RECOMMENDATION BASICALLY COMES FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT AND IT'S BASICALLY UP TO HER,
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IF SHE'S GOT THAT MUCH CONFIDENCE IN YOU THAT SHE'S PUT YOU UP IN THAT PACKET, WHO ARE WE TO TELL HER NO? IT'S HER CALL, SO I THINK SHE'S CHOSE A GOOD ONE.>> PERFECT EVALUATIONS. [LAUGHTER]
>> YOU'RE WELCOME, YOU CAN PLEASE SIT DOWN.
[APPLAUSE] IF I CAN HAVE AMI [INAUDIBLE], COME ON UP.
AMI IS JUST GOING TO BE LEAVING THE PRINCIPALSHIP AT NORTH RIDGE BECAUSE SHE IS GOING TO BE ELEVATED IF THE VOTE GOES LIKE WE HOPE IT DOES, [LAUGHTER] SHE'S GOING TO BE ELEVATED INTO THE POSITION OF DIRECTOR OF ASSESSMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY, AND DR. LEON FISHER IS LEAVING THE DISTRICT AT THE END OF HER CONTRACT TO GO WORK IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR.
AMI HAS DONE A GREAT JOB FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, SHE'S WORKED AS A TEACHER, SHE WORKED AS AN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, AND SHE MOVED AWAY.
I THINK AT ONE POINT, CAME BACK AND THEN WE MOVED HER INTO THE NORTH RIDGE PRINCIPAL JOB A FEW YEARS AGO.
SHE'S AN AMAZING PROFESSIONAL AND IN WHITNEY'S INTERVIEWS, WHITNEY TALKED A LOT ABOUT THE MENTORSHIP AND LEADERSHIP OF AMI, AND SO WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO GREAT THINGS FROM YOU IN THIS NEW ROLE.
IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE YOU COULD SAY THAT MAKE YOU LOOK GOOD? [LAUGHTER]
>> FIRST OF ALL, BOARD THANK YOU ALL FOR ALL YOU DO TO SUPPORT US AS A FRENSHIP COMMUNITY, I AM VERY EXCITED ABOUT BEING ABLE TO SERVE THE DISTRICT IN THIS NEW CAPACITY TO CONTINUE AND FOSTER THE GROWTH OF THE DISTRICT AND THE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT.
>> WHO ARE YOUR SPECIAL? YOU HAVE ONE YET.
>> I JUST HAVE ONE, I HAVE MY HUSBAND, MICHAEL STROOP.
>> WELL, MR. STROOP AND MR. ELLISON AND OTHER SPECIAL GUESTS, I JUST WANT TO TELL YOU ALL THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR FAMILY MEMBER WITH US BECAUSE REALLY THE PRINCIPALSHIP IS NOT A JOB, IT'S A LIFESTYLE, AND SO THANK YOU FOR SHARING THEM WITH US AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO THE GREAT THINGS THAT WE KNOW THAT AMI AND WHITNEY ARE GOING TO DO IN THEIR ROLES, SO CONGRATULATIONS, ALMOST, YES.
>> ALMOST CONGRATULATIONS. [LAUGHTER]
>> WELL THAT BEING SAID, I WANT TO POST SOME EXECUTIVE PROGRAMS HERE SO THAT I CAN COMBINE ALONG WAY.
>> LET'S GO AHEAD AND JUMP DOWN AND AT THE CAMP BOARD TO THE ROUTINE DISTRICT OPERATIONS OF THE CONSENT AGENDA UNDER 3A.
[BACKGROUND] THIS TIME THERE WAS A CONSENT AGENDA PRESENTED IN YOUR PACKET, AND THIS TIME I WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION.
>> WAIT FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA.
>> WE HAVE A MOTION FOR APPROVAL FROM CARL ROGERS AND A SECOND FROM MS. JAMES PHILLIPS, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING AYE.
>> ANY OPPOSED? PASSES UNANIMOUSLY, CONGRATULATIONS.
>> CONGRATULATIONS. [APPLAUSE]
>> I ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT IT WAS STRANGE TO REPRESENT THESE PEOPLE [INAUDIBLE]. [LAUGHTER]
>> YOU'RE CERTAINLY WELCOME TO STAY FOR THE WHOLE WEEK, BUT IF YOU WOULD RATHER NOT, [INAUDIBLE]. [OVERLAPPING]
>> PERSONALLY, I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEAVE.
>> NOT EVERYBODY GETS TO LEAVE. [LAUGHTER] [BACKGROUND]
>> THANKS FOR COMING, I APPRECIATE YOU ALL.
>> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR COMING. [BACKGROUND]
>> NEXT TIME WE'LL GO BACK UP TO THE PRELIMINARY BUSINESS AND NEXT TIME ON THE RECOGNITION WHERE WE ADMINISTER THE OATH OF OFFICE OF NEWLY ELECTED TRUSTEES,
[1.I. Administer oath of office to newly elected trustees]
ALSO THE CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION THAT HAD BEEN ISSUED AND THE BOARD MEMBERS THAT MAY NOW BE SWORN INTO OFFICE [NOISE].[00:50:04]
MS. LIBERE AND MRS. BURN, YOU ARE THE ONE, DO YOUR THING.>> OKAY, DO YOU WANT TO COME WITH ME BECAUSE YOU'RE CURIOUS.
>> WELL, WE'RE SO THANKFUL FOR YOUR SERVICES, IT'S OBVIOUSLY GOOD.
WE'VE BEEN AT THIS A NUMBER OF YEARS AND FOR PRESIDENT ALMOST AS LONG AND WE APPRECIATE YOU SO MUCH, AND I HAVE GOTTEN SMARTER, THANKS TO DANIELS, YOU'VE GOT YOUR OWN CAR.
>> HEY, THANK YOU, STATE YOUR NAME.
>> THAT I WILL FAITHFULLY EXECUTE THE DUTIES OF OFFICE OF THE FRENSHIP ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES AT THE STATE OF TEXAS, AND THAT I WILL DO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY TO PRESERVE, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THIS UNITED STATES AND OF THIS STATE, SO HELP ME GOD.
>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR. [INAUDIBLE].
>> [BACKGROUND] MR. ANDREW COX, COME HERE AND SWEAR.
>> I ANDREW COX DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR THAT I WILL FAITHFULLY EXECUTE THE DUTIES OF THE OFFICE OF THE FRENSHIP ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND STATE OF TEXAS, AND I WILL TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY, PRESERVE, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS STATE, SO HELP ME GOD.
>> THANK YOU, THAT'S IT. [BACKGROUND]
>> THANK YOU MISS LIBERTY, AS ALWAYS VERY EFFICIENT [NOISE].
[1.J. Reorganization of board officers]
REORGANIZATION OF BOARD OFFICERS.ACCORDING TO POLICY BBAA, THE BOARD REORGANIZES ITS OFFICERS FOLLOWING THE MAIN ELECTION.
AT THIS TIME, I DECLARE THIS BOARD DISSOLVED AND WE'LL TURN OVER THE MEETING TO THE SUPERINTENDENT FOR REORGANIZATION, DOCTRINE REPORT.
YOU CAN DO YOUR OWN [OVERLAPPING] EVALUATIONS [INAUDIBLE].
>> RIGHT. [LAUGHTER] I USUALLY SOMEHOW, EVEN WITH THE SCRIPT, MANAGE TO MESS THIS UP.
OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED BY A MAJORITY VOTE OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT AND VOTING.
NOMINATIONS ARE NOW IN ORDER FOR THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT.
>> I NOMINATE BRAD CREIVER FOR PRESIDENT.
>> I HAVE A NOMINATION FOR BRAD [INAUDIBLE] FOR PRESIDENT.
>> I HAVE A SECOND BY MR. CARL RODGERS.
IF NO FURTHER NOMINATIONS, THEN I'M GOING TO CLOSE THE NOMINATIONS.
>> [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGHTER] [OVERLAPPING]
>> OKAY, NONE OPPOSED, PASSES UNANIMOUSLY.
LET'S PROCEED WITH A VOTE NAMING NOTHING ELSE, THANK YOU [LAUGHTER] [OVERLAPPING].
I WAS GOING TO DO THE REST OF THEM [LAUGHTER].
>> THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH FOR THE CONFIDENCE.
CONFIDENCE [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGHTER].
THIS TIME I WILL TAKE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
>> DAVID MILLER IS RECOMMENDED OR NOMINATED FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT.
ARE THERE ANY FURTHER NOMINATIONS FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT? NOMINATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED.
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LET'S PROCEED WITH THE VOTE NAMING DAVID MILLER AS VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FRENSHIP ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES.ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING, AYE.
>> ANY OPPOSED? THE AYES HAVE IT, CONGRATULATIONS, MR. MILLER.
>> THIS TIME I WILL NOW TAKE NOMINATIONS FOR SECRETARY.
>> I NOMINATE CARL RODGERS [LAUGHTER].
>> ARE THERE ANY FURTHER NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE OF SECRETARY? IF NOT, [LAUGHTER] THE NOMINATIONS ARE CLOSED.
LET'S PROCEED WITH THE VOTE NAMING CARL RODGERS AS SECRETARY OF THE FRENSHIP ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING, AYE.
>> ANY OPPOSED? THE AYES HAVE IT.
>> [OVERLAPPING] OFFICIAL, YES.
I DON'T KNOW IF I COULD EVER MAKE THAT ANY MORE AWKWARD [LAUGHTER] [INAUDIBLE]
>> I THINK YOU'RE DOING FANTASTIC, SO THAT'S ALL RIGHT.
>> ALL RIGHT, PRESENTATIONS TO THE BOARD.
WE HAVE A STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE.
[2.A. Strategic Plan Update]
THE TOP SQUARED TONIGHT, SO WE'RE GOING TO LET THE PRETTIEST CUB AND SMARTEST CUB GO FIRST.>> I BELIEVE LISA GAVE YOU A HANDOUT [NOISE].
IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE THAT WE'RE IN YEAR FIVE OF THE 2016 STRATEGIC PLAN.
BUT LISA PLACED THE OLD STRATEGIC PLAN DOCUMENTS, SO I'LL ASK YOU TO LOOK AT THAT FIRST.
JUST A COUPLE OF REMINDERS, THE STRATEGIC PLAN RESULTS WERE DIVIDED INTO FIVE YEARS OF IMPLEMENTATION.
WE'RE CURRENTLY IN YEAR FIVE AND YOU HAVE THE YEAR FIVE GOALS AND THE SPECIFIC RESULTS IN FRONT OF YOU.
AS WE MOVE FORWARD, WE'RE GOING TO FOCUS A LOT TONIGHT ON GOAL NUMBER TWO WHICH IS, WE WILL SEEK INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO ADDRESS CURRENT AND FUTURE GROWTH WHILE HONORING FRENSHIP'S RICH TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE.
THE FIRST RESULT IS DESIGN INNOVATIVE FACILITIES TO BE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL.
YOU CAN SEE THERE, I'M NOT GOING TO READ EVERY BULLET TO YOU, BUT YOU CAN SEE THE PROGRESSION THAT WE'VE MADE AS THE DISTRICT WITH PLANNING FORWARD, PLANNING OUR FUTURE.
THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF WORK DONE.
WE TOOK A TRIP TO SEE HOW OTHER DISTRICTS HAVE PLANNED FOR THE GROWTH.
THEN WE'VE DONE A LOT OF WORK INTERNALLY, YOU GUYS HAVE DONE A LOT OF WORK INTERNALLY.
MEETING WITH CMC, MEANING WITH ARCHITECTS, WORKING WITH ADMINISTRATION AND THE DESIGN TEAM OR, DO WE HAVE A TORNADO? [OVERLAPPING] [LAUGHTER] THEN FINALLY, JUST RECENTLY, ADMINISTRATION AND THE DESIGN TEAM HELD A BOARD WORKSHOP WHERE WE WERE ABLE TO DISCUSS THE DESIGN OF THE FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FACILITIES.
SOME EXCITING NEWS, WHEN WE TALKED ABOUT COURSE OFFERINGS TO INCLUDE ACCELERATED, ADVANCE, AND CUSTOMIZED COURSES.
THE COURSES THAT WE IMPLEMENTED THIS YEAR ARE LISTED ABOVE; CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT, COMPUTER NETWORKING, EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE DUAL CREDIT, AND THEN PSYCHOLOGY AP.
BUT JUST REALLY EXCITING AS WE PLAN TO PREPARE FOR NEXT YEAR, WE WILL BE IMPLEMENTING THE PLUMBING PROGRAM, WHERE STUDENTS WILL COMPLETE A THREE-YEAR PLUMBING PROGRAM AND HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN A TRADESMAN LIMITED LICENSE.
ALSO, WE WILL BE INCORPORATING A FINANCIAL MATH COURSE, WHICH I'M REALLY EXCITED ABOUT BECAUSE THEY'LL GET CTE CREDIT AND MATH CREDIT.
BUT THIS COURSE WILL REALLY BE DESIGNED TO TEACH KIDS JUST THOSE BASIC SKILLS, BALANCING A CHECKBOOK, CREDIT CARD, JUST ALL OF THE THINGS IN REGARDS TO MATH FINANCIAL LITERACY.
>> [INAUDIBLE] FOR THEM [LAUGHTER].
>> WE'LL BE HAPPY TO HAVE YOU.
THESE ARE PROBABLY TWO OF MY FAVORITE PICTURES THAT WE GET TO TALK ABOUT, BUT EXPAND EFFORTS TO RECRUIT AND RETAIN AND RHONDA AND HEITH AS YOU CAN SEE HERE, YES.
RHONDA AND HEITH DOING REALLY GOOD JOB OF THIS.
BUT THE DISTRICT HONORS OUR EMPLOYEES AND RECOGNIZES THEIR COMMITMENT TO THE DISTRICT IN SEVERAL WAYS.
BUT THIS YEAR, SPECIFICALLY IN AUGUST,
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WE GAVE A ONE TIME LUMP SUM OF $500, $250 FOR PART-TIME EMPLOYEES.IN SEPTEMBER, YOU ALLOWED US TO GIVE A $500 RECRUITMENT INCENTIVE FOR NEW EMPLOYEES, $1,000 RETENTION INCENTIVE FOR ALL RETURNING EMPLOYEES ON TOP OF THE TWO PERCENT RATES.
IN ADDITION, WE INCREASED MONTHLY EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR HEALTH INSURANCE.
WE EXPANDED OUR TELEHEALTH RESOURCES TO INCLUDE MENTAL HEALTH.
THE HR DEPARTMENT DOES A GREAT JOB EVERY MONTH OF SENDING OUT AN HR WELLNESS BLAST.
THAT JUST REMINDS STAFF, JUST AS CONSTANT REMINDERS ABOUT THE FREE RESOURCES THAT WE PROVIDE TO ALL EMPLOYEES, SO THAT'S BEEN REALLY GOOD. GOOD JOB, HEITH.
THE FRENSHIP EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND IS ALSO AVAILABLE AND AS OF APRIL 1ST, 2022, THE COMMITTEE HAS RECEIVED 15 REQUESTS.
WE'VE APPROVED 13 OF THOSE REQUESTS AND AWARDED ALMOST $23,000, SO THAT'S PRETTY REMARKABLE.
THE FRENSHIP FOUNDATION ALSO SUPPORTS OUR STAKEHOLDERS BY OFFERING TEACHER GRANTS AND STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIPS.
THE FOUNDATION AWARDED NEARLY 80,000 TEACHER GRANTS IN THE FALL OF 2021.
IN OCTOBER OF THIS YEAR, THE FOUNDATION WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE $14,000 TO CAMPUS PRINCIPALS.
IF YOU'RE A CAMPUS PRINCIPAL GETTING THAT TYPE OF MONEY TO GO BACK AND SPEND ON YOUR STAFF, IT WAS SO NICE AND SO APPRECIATED.
THEN LAST MAY, MORE THAN 81,000 STUDENTS' SCHOLARSHIPS WERE GIVEN OUT TO FRENSHIP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
THEN THIS DECEMBER, $5,100 FOR MAY AND DECEMBER SCHOLARSHIPS FOR RE-STUDENTS.
THE PICTURE ON THE RACK REALLY CAPTURES WHAT IT MEANS TO A TEACHER TO RECEIVE THAT KIND OF MONEY TO IMPACT OUR KIDS.
I BELIEVE SHE'S THE TEACHER THAT GOT TEACHER OF THE YEAR, RIGHT? [NOISE].
>> FINALLY WE'LL WRAP IT UP WITH GOAL NUMBER 6.
CREATE PROTOCOLS THAT FOCUS ON COMMUNICATING THE GROWTH AND PROGRESS OF A LEARNER.
TRADITIONALLY, CAMPUSES AND CLASSROOM TEACHERS COMMUNICATE PROGRESS MULTIPLE WAYS THROUGH REMIND, THROUGH EMAILS, PHONE CALLS, COMMUNICATION LOGS, REPORT CARDS, COLLEGE REPORTS, THE STANDARD WAYS.
WE ALSO USE OUR MATH, OUR GROWTH PROGRESS MEASURES TO DEMONSTRATE THE GROWTH OF OUR LEARNERS IN K THROUGH 8.
THEN WE USE SAT DAY FOR 11TH GRADERS TO MEASURE ACADEMIC GROWTH.
THEN MIDDLE SCHOOL, WE USE A RUBRIC TO IDENTIFY ACADEMICALLY TALENTED STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT BEEN ENROLLED IN ADVANCED COURSES.
BUT THIS YEAR WE'VE REALLY FOCUSED A LOT ON CREATING MULTIPLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARENTS AND STAFF AND STUDENTS TO COMMUNICATE WITH US.
THAT WAS LONG-RANGE PLANNING, THAT WAS STRATEGIC PLANNING.
THE WEBSITE, TIFFANY AND CREW, THEY DO A GREAT JOB OF BEING JUST ON TOP OF THAT AND KEEPING EVERYTHING UPDATED.
SOCIAL MEDIA COMMITTEES, SOCIAL MEDIA, PTA, BOOSTER CLUBS, DISTRICT COMMITTEES, AND THEN OF COURSE, OUR SUPERINTENDENT ADVISORY BOARD ARE WAYS THAT WE OPENED UP TO HAVE WAYS FOR PEOPLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH US.
LOOKING FORWARD, THE NEXT THING YOU HAVE IN FRONT OF YOU IS, IN THE FALL OF THIS YEAR WE BEGAN A NEW STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS AND YOU HAVE THE RESULTS IN FRONT OF YOU.
AS WE PREPARE FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS, IT'S PRETTY SO REAL BEING IN THAT CHAIR AND WATCHING THESE KIDS, THEY WERE LITTLE.
THEY WERE THIS BIG. BUT WHAT WE DID IN 2016 IMPACTED EVERY SINGLE KID THAT WAS UP HERE, WE DID SOME PRETTY FANTASTIC THINGS.
I'M EXCITED ABOUT BEING A PART OF THE NEXT STRATEGIC PLAN.
I'M ACTUALLY GOING TO PASS THE BATON TO MR. PATRICK, AND HE IS GOING TO LEAD US THROUGH THIS NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS.
I'LL KEEP MY THUMB ON HIM. BUT THAT'S IT, IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? [LAUGHTER] [NOISE]
>> YOU'VE DONE A GREAT JOB CINDY. [OVERLAPPING]
>> YEARS ON OUR STRATEGIC PLAN.
>> YES. GREAT JOB. ALSO I'M REALLY PLEASED THAT WHEN WE TALKED ABOUT THE COMMUNICATION AND GROWTH OF THE LEARNER, ONE THING THAT WE DID NOT INCLUDE IS STATE ASSESSMENT.
WE ARE REQUIRED TO GIVE A STATE ASSESSMENT AND IT HAS A PLACE, BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT WE WANT TO BE KNOWN FOR IN TERMS OF COMMUNICATING WITH PARENTS, AND TALKING ABOUT GROWTH AND NEEDS OF THEIR KIDS.
>> I WANT TO ECHO MR. MILLER'S SENTIMENTS, CINDY'S NOT ONLY DONE A GREAT JOB IN HER POSITION AND ALSO HAS DONE A GREAT JOB AS BEING DIRTY COPS [LAUGHTER].
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ALSO BEING THE MOTHER TO [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGHTER]>> MARY'S BLESSED [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGHTER].
[2.B. Construction Update]
[OVERLAPPING] [INAUDIBLE].>> THERE'S A NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL, THIS IS THE STORM SHELTER.
THE STORM STRICT SHELTER EXTERIOR WALLS ARE COMPLETE.
WE'RE HOPING TO START SWINGING STEEL NEXT WEEK.
AS YOU'LL SEE THROUGH THESE PHOTOS, THAT'S THE INSIDE OF THE STORM SHELTER, ALL TUNNEL ROUGH-IN IS DONE, ELECTRICAL ROUGH-IN IS DONE.
THIS IS THE CLASSROOM THAT WILL BE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE STORM SHELTER.
WE'RE JUST CONTINUING TO [INAUDIBLE] WALLS ALL AROUND THE CAMPUS.
THIS IS OUR [INAUDIBLE] BEDS, SO THOSE ARE GETTING DESIGNED.
THEY'LL GET POURED, AND THEN THAT'S WHEN THE FACILITY IS REALLY GOING TO START TAKING SHAPE, AND IT'S STILL WALL PANEL BUILDINGS.
YOU LOOK AT IT, SEEM LIKE NOTHING REALLY GOING ON, AND THEN THE NEXT THING YOU KNOW, WE PROBABLY HAVE A BUILDING, SO THAT'S EXACTLY WHERE WE'RE AT THE STAGE OF CONSTRUCTION WITH THE NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL.
EVERYTHING IS PROGRESSING REALLY WELL WITH THE NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL, AND THERE'S ANOTHER STACKS ACTUALLY THE GYM.
GYM SLABS AT THE [INAUDIBLE] REST ROOMS OUT THERE BY THE TRACK AND FOOTBALL FIELD, AND THEN THAT'S THE TOP [INAUDIBLE] THEY'RE IN THE BACK AND APPARENTLY MINE.
[LAUGHTER] I'M POINTING OF THE DIRT THEY'RE [LAUGHTER] [OVERLAPPING] EASIER, 2014 BOND PROGRAM HVAC PROGRAM PROJECT UPDATE.
I JUST WANTED TO GIVE YOU A LIST OF WHAT'S HAPPENED AND WHAT WE STILL HAVE LEFT TO DO.
NORTHRIDGE DONE WITH 68 UNITS, WE PUT 18 UNITS INSTALLED ALREADY IN THE RESTROOM.
WE'VE GOT 60 UNITS THAT ARE COMPLETED, AND [INAUDIBLE] WHERE WE'RE HEADED OVER TO BIT, WHERE WE WILL HAVE 14 UNITS THERE ONCE WE COULD [INAUDIBLE].
ANY QUESTIONS ANYONE MAY HAVE?
>> THANK YOU ALSO FOR THE HARD WORK THAT YOU'RE DOING, I KNOW WHERE THINGS REALLY GET INTO THE HARD WORK FOR YOU FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF MONTHS.
>> THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT, WE'RE IN THIS THING TOGETHER. [INAUDIBLE]
>> [OVERLAPPING] [LAUGHTER] NEVER BORING.
>> WE'VE ALREADY DONE THE SECTION.
OBVIOUSLY WE'RE GOING TO GO WRITE IT DOWN BEFORE WE HAVE
[4.A. Annual Student Health Advisory Committee Report]
THE ANNUAL STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT, MISS SAVAGE.>> THE SHACK COMMITTEES, THE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE, MEETING FOUR TIMES A YEAR, IT'S COMPOSED OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS, STAFF MEMBERS FROM ALL DIFFERENT LEVELS AND THE DISTRICT, CAMPUS AND DISTRICT, AND IT ALSO HAS PARENTS ON THERE AS WELL.
LIKE I SAID, WE MEET FOUR TIMES A YEAR, BUT WE WANT TO ALIGN THE STUDENT HEALTH PROGRAMS WITH THE COMMUNITY VALUES AND THAT'S THE MAIN GOAL OF THE SHACK COMMITTEE, AND YOU HAVE A REPORT IN YOUR POCKET.
>> THANK YOU MISS SAVAGE APPRECIATE IT.
>> NEXT ITEM, THE AGENDA WE HAVE [INAUDIBLE] FOR
[4.B. Tentative Agendas for Upcoming Meetings]
UP BECOMING MEETINGS WE HAVE THE JUNE 20TH, 22 TASK B, PASTE SYSTEMS AND STAFFING REVIEW SERVICES WORKSHOP AND REGULAR MEETING, CORRECT?>> THEN THE JUNE 29TH SPECIAL MEETING, I WONDER WHAT THAT COULD BE.
[LAUGHTER] WE WILL BRING THIS IN.
[4.C. Upcoming Events]
WE HAVE THE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE BANQUET, MAY 17TH AT 6 PM AT THE MCKINSEY ALUMNI CENTER.THEN WE HAVE THE REESE EDUCATION CENTER GRADUATED SLATED FOR MAY 19TH AT 6 PM AT THE FRIENDSHIP PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.
THEN WE HAVE THE COUGAR [INAUDIBLE] FRIENDSHIP HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION, WHICH IS MAY 20TH, 7 PM AT THE UNITED MARKET, EXCUSE ME NOW THE SUPERMARKETS ARENA.
[OVERLAPPING] DUE TO THE EXTREME SUCCESS OF OUR BASEBALL PLAYERS AND MAY THEY CONTINUE TO HAVE SUCH.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL GRADUATION CEREMONY SLATED FOR 2 PM ON SUNDAY AT FRIENDSHIP HIGH SCHOOL PACK, FOR BASEBALL AND THEATER STUDENTS, YOU'RE WELCOME TO ATTEND THIS INFORMAL EVENT.
BUT IT IS NOT EXPECTED. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
[01:10:02]
>> YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE THERE?
>> NO I'M EXPECT TO BE THERE [OVERLAPPING] [LAUGHTER] WE'RE WORKING JUST AS HARD.
>> YES. [OVERLAPPING] WE'RE HAPPY TO HAVE ANYONE WHO WANTS TO COME, BUT IT WILL BE AN INFORMAL CEREMONY.
>> TO DEFINE THE FORM. [OVERLAPPING]
>> WELL, YOU NEED TO WEAR SHOES.
>> THIS IS A ROUGH PRINT. [LAUGHTER] [OVERLAPPING]
>> THAT'S A STARTUP MODEL FORESTER.
>> LET'S JUST SAY, BUSINESS CASUAL.
>> WHATEVER THAT MEANS. LONG PANTS, PLEASE.
>> IS THERE ANY OTHER BUSINESS TO DISCUSS THAT'S NOT ON THE AGENDA? [OVERLAPPING] [LAUGHTER]
>> I'LL ALSO RANDOMLY SAYING DEREK AND HIS GROUP, YOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON THEM TO UNTANGLE ANY SITUATION IN WHICH THEY GET INVOLVED IN, AND FOR THAT, WE APPRECIATE, BUT STAY SAFE, PLEASE.
>> MEETING'S OVER IT'S, ADJOURNED.
>> THANK YOU. [INAUDIBLE]
* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.