Scobey & Daniels County Board Recordings
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Thank you for participating in this democratic process. We appreciate your presence and are

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glad you are here. That means that is there any public comment anything that's not on the agenda?

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Is that me?

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That's at the beginning public comments on part of that part?

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Oh okay it's not me.

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Is there anything else anybody want to talk about before we do get it?

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We'll get to that, we'll get to the top but we'll go through a few things here before we get to that.

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Approval of the minutes from September 9th.

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Move to approval of minutes.

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All right um one of the my students got spotlight this month was the Shakespeare in the schools.

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They came and did uh Shakespeare in the summer night dream which I think are kids really like.

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I think the kids like the workshops they put on after a little bit more.

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So it's fun to go around watch the kids see some kids that aren't in speech and drama.

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Maybe you should be in speech and drama. They have some different talents that are fun to see.

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So some updates um the step into health is something that is this week we're working with

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Daniels Memorial. I mean they're doing most of the work. I'm just helping the kids bring

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kids involved. It's called student training and engagement program.

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They are working really hard to in the morning they'll be here at school presenting different

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jobs at the hospital um other than just nursing and like a doctor they're talking about billing and

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coding um you know like things that Wendy's doll does with HIPAA and confidentiality and then after

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lunch they'll go to the hospital and get to see the rehab department the clinic all sorts of different

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things. I think it'll be a great opportunity for our kids to see the different opportunities and

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health care here in town but in a night of health care system anywhere. They're trying to work on

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a grow your own program just as we are always improving kids to become teachers they're doing

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the same for health care. Um that's that'll be this week so I'll let you know how it goes after

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the degree title one manual procedures. I attended Jack O'Connor's title one class in

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Miles City um in September and developed a school title one procedure manual. We had our title one

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last year when we realized because of all the federal funds we there's a lot of things that we

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weren't doing so this Jack Jack ran the federal funds for OPI for seven years and then got out

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when OPI kind of became a mess and became an old consultant. So we developed the procedure manual

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with his help um just so that if for some reason I don't have this job anymore or Mr. Hardy's on

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around or Mr. Ferguson's on around someone could come in and say these are the things that need to be

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done for federal funds for title one. Also kind of refine how we refer students to title one um

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all of our staff had to fill out four referral forms they're doing it already they have the data

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it's just a way for us to communicate with our parents that was one concern or idea last year

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at the title one meeting was a parent said well I want to know what might be this you know more

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specifically what they're struggling with so this can send that home to the parents

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so they can see like oh my child is struggling with problem solving in math and then if they have

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questions they can talk to them for a minute um Indian education for all this is another

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accreditation thing also the we have to prove that we're doing it for the monies that we're

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getting from the state so all teachers have to teach at least one lesson per quarter for the

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Indian education for all um so that's just an update. Beginning of the year benchmarks all of

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our kids took the star test which is our district wide assessment I'm not going to play go through

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every single one but this is our remember beginning of the year uh your green level green and blue or

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fifty percent or your above your benchmark so ideally you got fifty percent or more of your

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students which these graphs I mean our kids are actually are doing awesome it was really like I sat

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and dug into it this morning and I was very impressed in reading and math how our kids are

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doing and how our which shows how our teachers are doing because they're teaching the kids

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up on top of that like in parentheses the number that's how many kids are in that grouping I did

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one two three four six seven eight and then nine through eleven we don't have our 12th graders do

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it just because they're going to sound other things you know you're getting right for college

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showing that kind of stuff and kindergarten's not on there because we don't really require them to

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take it until the winter then charged. So if you ever look through that and you have questions um

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have my email here at your music list so we'll do that we do this benchmark at least three times

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a year our teachers often do it in between there too for some progress monitoring to see how

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the kids are improving or if we have a kid that's all of a sudden balmy and you know like what can

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we do to help them and bring in any type one maybe there's more to it but I'll use this data.

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And then upcoming our state testing window the new math testing that started this week

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none of us were testing it which is okay we have six weeks to do it to do five math test

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splits are you going to read this first one and then three reading test splits in grade three

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through eight and it's all new some of that will be interesting to see how it goes with

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technology and just how the kids do they're supposed to be shorter and then red ribbon week is the

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end of october and then for the future conferences are here on november first

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all right be sure it's sweet so light of sleep it says things coming up um i think there's a

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couple things that you just need to be aware of um as more information comes i will share it with you

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and possibly maybe to that doctor community i think that hot topic for public education this

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year is going to be vouchers a voucher system um i think what's really scary is that it took

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arizona multiple years to get that voucher system in place montan is like going from zero to the

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hundred immediately and what's nervous is what makes public education nervous about it is one

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they don't play about the same rules and two um they can really urge your funding in your school

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so say for example i've got three kids right this is what's going on in arizona i take my three kids

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out of scoby um public education my wife's a teacher i have her home school my kids i get to

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collect a and b for those kids and in arizona it's long there's not much um reporting basically i can

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say well i'm buying legos for my kids you know for part of this assignment but maybe i buy legos

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that are worth a lot of money and then i sell them on ebay and i put that money in my pocket

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that stuff's going on um so i think when we talk to the superintendent group um and who have a cape

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for us they're against vouchers if they don't they have to play by the same rules and prove that hey

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they're taking the mass test they're being proficient um they're doing everything they need

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they actually have their curriculum um getting held by the same standard then i guess if you want to

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vote it in what all means do but if it's a wide open free fraud i think that's a dangerous spicy

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situation um also just to let you know i mean we've seen inflation go through the rough um

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it's sad but i don't see a lot according to our people sam and everyone got a kid for us again

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we don't see a lot of money coming to us this legislative session um to help with

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oh let's be honest there hasn't been any help really for um building since world war two to renovate

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these buildings um our teacher salaries were ridiculously low when you look at this with

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an american general the state is lacking horribly in that department and the reason why they think

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there will probably be no money there might be a little inflation that we'll get is because

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their centennial report they have to do tenure report or decade report whatever will be the next

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time so they're probably going to kick down their can down road and say oh we want to see that

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record to fully do anything financially so those are kind of the two big things i've taken away

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count date was october 7th that's completed um everything's been reported to lpi um finish that

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today to see you guys know quick rundown elementary is at 149 g you're at 45 by school 81 that's a

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total enrollment of 275 i mean that's down we'll be back down to three-year average we've got a

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couple years where they got lucky to have to plan that one year we'll be back to three-year

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average because we're almost at 300 so um with that i also had to fill out our class

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side of roster size for any day um and i remember we talked about this a couple years ago uh

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basically our football basketball images say wants to know our enrollment all the way down to

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sixth grade participation number um for that class b class e-talk and in 26 27 we will be at 100 kids

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in here and opine co-op will push us over that i wanted to now you have to hold it for two consecutive

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years they're important to go that far but we're going to be in that talk soon and one of their

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biggest things mhsa looks at is how successful you are or pretty dang successful so i mean if we

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choose to at the time we could appeal it just know that by how successful our programs are

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it'd be a tough appeal to me so um but we never you know we've got kids move out move in we'll deal

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with that when the time comes just sit you're aware uh field brothers um i still haven't received a

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quote from them but i talked to them last month they did they were working on the fire hall they

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came over and tried to patch some of our as you noticed our commons leaps when it rains or the

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snow melts they tried to patch some of those um if they didn't get it all i got to call them back

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um there it's still that one right by the commons doors leaking um so hopefully i don't know if

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that comeback will try hopefully they will try to get that fixed and in here is actually started

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looking to um so uh row situations are going to be something we're going to have to really think

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about um with new rapport and get some of these repaired on the good news they think our our

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roof over our gym is pretty solid you know our 25 year life expectancy is up but they thought is we

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could at least get another five years out of that i guess the discussion is do we want to tackle

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maybe some other things and leave that or push the can down the road but not only worry is when

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you kind of start getting off schedule things can add up and all of a sudden you have even a bigger

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so um that's where we are there johnson controls uh there are boiler people

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that look over our boiler they actually team um kind of gave daryl an in-person train

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walk them through the computer program help turn our boilers on just to make sure since this is

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his first time doing this and scott unfortunately isn't hearing more um and uh they'll be back to

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extend those pipes so they don't freeze so that was nice and then become i thought i'll do that

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science testing this is just something uh we already looked at math and el a i told you guys

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we've never had science done before um and this company that we work with was like would you like

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it i said absolutely i'd love to see our science scores um they're just really good we're 63 percent

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of our students were proficient in 2024 um we were out 14 percent um from 23 to 56 in 2024

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so it's really good our stores are awesome if you want to see it i can pass around to show you

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i don't know did you look at that did you like it yeah i think it shows some good things that i've

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never seen anything on the science side since i've been here yeah it's been a few years again but

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yeah so that's that and then to piggyback my last thing off this math testing

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i know there's people excited about it i'm kind of half glass full i'm a little nervous about it

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there's no baseline i felt really comfortable with the s back um i like that we were collecting

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data before we're going and now that's all out the window because it's a new test and i would say

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there's concern that probably the state of montan is not going to test well it could be wrong but

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i know there's worry that our test scores might not look as good with a new test because there's

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no baseline we don't we don't know um so there's just some worry that's all i have any questions for

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it's great moving on to the planes

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we'll improve the planes from september 4 to october 10 from the amount of 149

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thousand eight hundred twenty one dollars and 78 cents as presented a second

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about

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the emotion the second discussion

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full discussion all in favor hi hi

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i move to approve the activity account

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check it

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the motion and the second on the activity accounts

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discussion

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all in favor

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hi hi

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now on to the action

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action a foreign policy updates for title one

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move to dot board policy 3125 at homeless education assistance dispute resolution format

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the second

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the motion and the second

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no this is just from an audit we didn't have that we have

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just just to encourage us to ask what the foreign policy is

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it's

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your time right

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be miscarried this is the facility Mr. Hardy has been approached by a member of the public regarding

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access to the walking chapter in school hours currently the public has access to the facility as

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falls during this day when we can't hear you

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when you talk to us seriously we can't hear you guys okay

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Mr. Hardy has been approached by a member of the public regarding access to the walking track

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during school hours currently the public has access to the facility as falls

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during the school year the facility hours are

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5 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday

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11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday with access to the walking track we have to stop at the

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office and sign and then 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday through Sunday unless school is scheduled for Friday

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summer hours are 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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members of the community feel that the building should be accessible at all hours

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there's been a long-standing thought that the community paid for the facility

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then they should have access to it at any time during COVID the facility was completely

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shut down and the following year was opened on a limited basis before school and after school hours

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in 2022 community members asked to have the hours during the lunchtime to come and walk

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at the august 21st 2022 meeting was approved to open the school from 11 to 1 daily

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with the community members having to check in on this

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so that's a summary of what this is about

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I'll open it to discussion

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thank you very much I'm going to be the spokesman for this group I have a

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something to show

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I have to with your

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and if I would like to give you some history about the school to schools

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this is the shovel that was used for the first day when we first

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addition to the school and I'd like to give you the name on this show

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Carol Brindon John Brindon Phyllis Call Cliff Haigbilt Dale Shabbat

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Mark Shield Chet Solberg Linda Hardin Pam Furley Matt Floyd Dustin Hill Lanny Marlene

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Donnie Kingfield Banjo Gerard Lynn Christensen and about three names that have faded with time

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but this is kind of a physical emblem of life for school to schools and for our community

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this all started about 35 years ago after two bond elections had failed

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we had we had a meeting in uh I remember in the basement of Neyvon Fellowship Neyvon crew

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as what is the biggest need for school and there was about 30 names that were 30 things

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that were listed and the top one that came out was we need a new gym we've got this box of the

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gym we need to do gym well how are we going to pay for it we've two bond elections have failed

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what are we going to do and out of that meeting came the SAFI organization

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it was a startup of dreamers people like me have no I'm not from Scovie I did not graduate

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from Scovie High School a lot of people on this list have no bonds to Scovie but a lot too

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so it was just love for for our students and for our community to use this facility

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so important SAFI Don Hayden I actually talked to his wife Laura she was very supportive of what

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I'm talking about today Don Hayden was instrumental and give us our 501c3 so we could raise many in

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our goal was to raise the entire 3.7 million dollars to build this school well obviously

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we didn't quite make that but we made a million and a half and I know there's a lot of talk about

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well this is a school is funded by the taxpayers the word by the taxpayer taxpayers but one half

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this building that you see here was paid for by private donations and hundreds and hundreds of

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hours of donated help people laying the floors putting in the bleachers working on this music

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paying for that sound system over there the air sound room is amazing it's incredible the

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amount of time that we've been put into this school for a love of this community and I know

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you guys have that love too or you wouldn't be sitting here um so that's how it all started

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um so after we raised that million and a half but we knew that the time was coming

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wait do you want to hold the show sure the time had come where we needed to turn it out to the

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school and I have this cool we have a lot of coverage from the paper here's this cool ad I

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would have to show you but this first look the first building useful like look at the gym was like

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having candy corner so we went through I don't know how many different plans about how this

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school would be fun to be made uh Donna Hagen paid the architect personally to get this thing

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or get this diagram of how the school is going to be and I went through many more changes after

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that but there there's incongruable number of people and put tons of money in having this

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amazing facility that we have and everyone that I've talked to and many people I've talked to

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say that this facility would not be here today if we did not have in the bond election with this

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room here that the gym which was not called a gym it was called the activity center

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would be or I forgot to mention that we got something on this shuttle I want to show you

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would not be here if we had not said the community can use this facility

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for for walking and for using the commons area and actually the shuttle I was going to tell you

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the date on this um it's a little faded right at groundbreaking ceremony was June 15th 1998

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at 7 p.m. and these are the people that was here and there's a picture of that too simple

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but I don't know where it is so I've talked to a lot of people that are not here today

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that I visited there for various reasons that we would really like to keep this open

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Pastor Kelly had a wonderful thing to say he said you know what there was a great blending

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of generations you would have and I couldn't experience that myself when I was walking

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she would be like the second grade second grade class would be coming up and doing their laps

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before they went to PE and I thought what a great learning experience for them that they're seeing

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older people like me trying to stay in shape with experience for them hey they're trying to stay in

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shape but they're also learning matters they're learning that when they're running by somebody

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that they shouldn't be running into them you know and so the blending generation and so

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for glenn christensen whose name is on the shovel who taught here we said that would not have been

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there if we had not said the walking track was open for the public she said it would have not

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passed along the lecture don so he said hey old people need a place to walk here in the winter

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and they can't get up at five or eight in the morning they don't get up that early I said

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yeah I know and so there's so many people there's so supportive of this then you

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board members I know when you got this letter from Dave's over he's like why am I getting a letter

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from Dave's over he's not even he doesn't even live here I don't know if you know that Dave's over

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gave 250 million dollars or not a million he gave a quarter of a billion dollars to this project

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that he unchecked he unchecked not to mention you have the solvers scholarship that's given every

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year he has a vested interest in this school and I want to reread the letter that he said

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number one he the first one he gave to Tim he gave a little family history about he knows

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you're a family I told him back to Carol I called Dave back he wasn't aware that we were

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letting people into the school at the selected hours he thought we were closing it completely

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I know I got that letter too but he also said something else about phase two and phase three

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and all of that stuff but he said one salient point of the campaign to raise money was at the

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walking running track would be included in the plans and would be offered to the public

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and the reason I'm here is because you're super generous I said to him well why is it safe to run

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at or leave at 11 and it's not safe to go at night and he said well I want to shut it down

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and let it also so that's why I'm here because we want this place open during the day so people

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could use it and he ended he ended he ends up by saying uh I hope the school board takes my letters

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seriously and inspects the superintendent to open the track to the public even if he thinks it

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shouldn't be he works for you I think it's important that we that you respect that you're here to

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represent us on the board and listen to what we have to say and I first heard nothing but safety

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that was for the safety of the students well I think you've done an amazing job of responding to

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the safety of the community and you know locking down the school is good but we have our fingerprints

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and our code I would still like to go in that south door of the school and not disturb the kids

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hate to walk by the classrooms and then kids turning their heads as you're walking by

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I rather know we didn't have to do that I'd rather just show up at that door and then see why it is

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not safe but now I'm coming up to this idea that this area is used for discipline and I would like

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you to respond to this board member so as you explain to me why how this is used for discipline

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I understand it's used for students that maybe have cognitive issues that need a place to be

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compressed away from their peers so they take them out there to fall in their blocks and laps

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while they can calm down yeah so why not can we not use the old gym

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uh I guess it was the walking track

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oh why but the walking track I would like to present to you that the walking track was also

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we wanted for the kids but we want it for their community and the classrooms for the schools have

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been used or the kids have been used to have these things as you're mentioning which are very very

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important I see no reason why that cannot be in the old gym where when they used to do that the

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old gym anyone used to run laps in the old gym my kids ran gym they my kids did not get to enjoy

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this new facility um Carol yes we have other people we'll talk to and then we'll come back to it

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I'll answer that one because the little gym gets used all the time too the little gym is being used

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for its things and so we need other areas to take our kids to to walk them and to calm them down

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and to do things that we need to do do the exercises that we need to do and you know I think that's

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totally awesome and why not why couldn't I not be walking there at the same time it's uh yeah I mean

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it's none of your business what kid I have walking

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but I wouldn't have to know why people walk in

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but Carol if you were not just just bring my kids up there have a bit and then you see it

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able to act properly and you say content so the boy is up there so I want to fit you know

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what no if it happens I'm not saying you would be the person but it happens and it's just it's

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it's not the same little thing I want to present to you that if we had run this fun election say

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we're not chugging it down if we were well but that's what mr um no we're not shutting the gym

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down or the lock and trap down and that's what I feel like you miss a lot of people because

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that's why I had you fall great to start with because I didn't know the limit the doubt

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and that's why I asked you to fall great I didn't know the limit it was but I'm just

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I didn't go by mr party I said why is it safe to walk at all while older there's a safety thing

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why is it safe to walk at all but then it's not safe to walk at night and he says I want to shut

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the whole thing down you're right you should be so that's why I am here we understand I just want

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to say to you guys I know you put your names on the line to be here on the lord and listen to people

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like me and uh if somebody else wants to say something in addition but I just want to express

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who are that we're here because we're here because the students but we're also here and I hope that

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you would not take action on this tonight I hope you would think about this a little bit more and

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maybe we can work out some other proper license thank you very much thanks

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does anybody else want to say anything I got hold on very I would just like to appreciate

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that you're interested in it I am thankful that 35 years ago that you guys raised enough money to

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build up students right from around here and this is being done a little bit of what you said

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at what point has that 1.5 million dollars been paid back right 35 years is a long time and we're

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not sure we don't want the building shut down we think it's great for one of the only schools in

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the state of Montana who opens any hours of the day as far as a teacher standpoint I use the walking

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track because it's the lighting up there is calmer than in the small gym and some sensory kids need

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that versus like the bright LED lights that come from small gym and it's being used and my other

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point is like safety is a concern for us like when we got that text message last year about

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the shooting threat that we came to our school every teachers we some of us cried our stomachs

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throughout it's a never ending thing for us and our top priority is our students right if it was

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up to me I would have it closed all day long right and I think Mr. Hardy was maybe speaking on that

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right because a lot of us teachers who use it for our students which is what this building is for

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aren't I don't like that I send them up there knowing that there's maybe another adult up there

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or if they use the bathroom while they're running laps it's just an issue that could arrive in our

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new age right so protecting my students is my number one goal I know if there was a school

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shooting in this building you would all expect me to go in front of my students and I absolutely

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would right that's part of I mean this is part of my job right you say it may not ever happen here

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but every school shooting that's happened every town that it's happened in has said that

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so just keep that in mind when you're trying to get our school open all hours of the day

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you know uh there's only one of you on the board that was here when we raised that money

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all of you on the board are recipients of what we did your kids and you got to use it

35:25

not me job no but I there's your kids now Jim big time and so is anybody else so I'll ask anybody

35:34

here you go to church you go to other public meetings how many guard dogs are there in the

35:39

front of the church press button to keep it open and I'll tell you what if you want to close the

35:45

school them we'll quit sports no more basketball no more soccer because I'll tell you what when

35:52

you've got a thousand people in there at a basketball game and you don't know the other side

35:57

on the other side of the story you're going to tell me that there is a some slinky guy or gal

36:03

that couldn't get in there and hide and do some damage to the school they can't they can't I go to

36:12

church most of the times when I'm here at school there's no doors locked I'm concerned about that

36:20

I know what's happening around here I'm 83 years old I've raised more damn money for this community

36:29

and kcdm and what have you then you'll never know and a lot of us have as well

36:36

class 8 fell Lanny Marlon II I could name name on name on name on name this facility was raised

36:44

for the community and you look at all what the community has raised because of private

36:51

enterprise hospital kcdm the school the fire department the ambulance department we have

37:00

raised about 18 different outfits that raised three to four million dollars for this community

37:07

and if you forget your community you're going to lose and I'll tell you what the only way this

37:15

community is going to keep going it's got to keep going and if you want to be afraid all your life

37:24

you don't think I don't care about kids I care about kids as much as I care about me at 83 years old

37:31

I don't want anybody here but I'll tell you what you saw what happened on two assassinations on

37:41

Trump if somebody wants to try to do something they'll do it I was there in in when John Kennedy

37:51

in in Colorado I saw him getting shot on tv you think I want to see that but some people

38:00

can do things if they really are diabolical enough to do it

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and how much protection are we supposed to have all our life if we're going to live in

38:12

a cocoon all our life you just as well die and this community just as well die I just want to

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tell you I've been a promoter for this community all my life and now we're trying to build a new

38:24

hospital I guarantee one thing you start closing down this school like you're trying to do

38:33

there's going to be some big donors that are not going to be for that hospital

38:37

or for other things in this community and that's a shame because I want to leave this community

38:45

stronger and better than when I got here and if that isn't your duty to do that

38:52

and if you're so scared as teachers that you don't dare do that you shouldn't teach

38:58

you shouldn't preach you shouldn't be the mayor you shouldn't be in the legislature thank you John

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well I'm going to tell you what Tim this is important I know it is important and I have a

39:10

lot to say what you said too so if you go on finish and then you'll be fine so I tell you what

39:17

just remember what you're doing is for the community that's not for special interests

39:24

there's no special interest here John from we're doing what we think is we don't I don't know what

39:30

we're doing I'm speaking for myself what's best for the kids what's the day and age has changed

39:36

I mean liability we're trying to mitigate liability let me talk about liability very well I've been

39:42

on the KC jam bar longer than anybody else with cliff eggs belt and a few others

39:49

Terry is our insurance Terry he never talks about insurance liability when people walk into

39:55

the store that used to be my dad's store it's not the same as the good old days John I agree

40:02

but Terry doesn't talk about that when people come into the KC jam store either with people I

40:07

asked him and asked well Terry can you speak on this what is our liability what is what is the

40:12

best interest of the insurance company to cover us if John that was to happen

40:19

the policies are going to cover bodily injury or property damage that occurs

40:24

it'll be open during the school hours regardless and you know what it comes down to is

40:29

is what you know is best in you know in the bottom line you end up in a lawsuit

40:38

the jurors sitting there they're going to say prudent person rule what do the majority of

40:44

the other schools do how do they handle it type thing you know if you're doing it differently

40:50

then it does make a difference what it is if it's you're running your cows or right now we're talking

40:55

about schools your school runs differently than most of the others you know then there's going to be

41:02

a greater chance that liability gets pointed to you and that you know are going to lose if you know

41:11

90% of the other schools here's how they handle it you're one of those that

41:16

outlier you know you have a bigger chance of you know getting a suit awarded against you if

41:24

you're doing something that you know the majority of the others are not doing and so it just all

41:30

depends on you know and the bottom line like I say Logan would speak of that he knows the legal

41:38

part of it but that's you know and the insurance going to cover it regardless of you know which way

41:45

that it is and so deep enough well I tell you what just remember the ramifications so what you do

41:56

tonight are going to be ramifications for scoby and danious county we're doing we're not I feel

42:08

like you're talking to us like we're we're working for some outside of organization here and we're

42:13

doing what we think is best for the kids and the safety if something happened in two weeks from now

42:19

and we could have prevented it I we cannot we cannot get rid of all the risks I anybody can hide in

42:25

there at any time yeah we're just trying to mitigate that risk and we had multiple hours available

42:32

we were never once talked about shoveling the walking track down but that's what I was told

42:38

it's not true not true well you did tell me that I should have here I'll speak now here's

42:45

not a conversation where caro wanted to know if I could come she could come and meet in my opinion

42:50

she didn't want to talk to me she wanted to be on the board agenda I stress the I stress that

42:57

the hours that have already been stated that are open and unfortunately today in the world we live in

43:03

11 to 2 doesn't exist so now it's a public meeting being recorded and I don't know who's

43:09

going to be watching this and there are people watching and the reality is we're being negligent

43:15

by being open from 11 to 1 so if this conversation would have never happened 11 to 1 would have

43:21

never came up because people would have known and now it's brought to our attention and not

43:25

message it so we have a letter this board has received from our school attorney Jeff Walden

43:31

explaining the negligence and what can happen in liability and insurance premiums going up because

43:37

of it not only because of our kid's safety on the walking track but also your safety if one

43:41

of our kid runs into you and you break the leg or arm I mean you can but that's that's that's

43:48

this is a legal opinion not my opinion the other thing that's really interesting is I feel like

43:54

I was hired by this board and part of my duty is to make sure my staff is safe the kids are safe

44:02

and I try to keep this out of the liability getting sued taxpayer dollar money the reality is

44:10

we are taking that risk on far more than we should be by having those but from 11 to 1

44:15

um so

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I'm with Mrs. Matternack and everyone I am so grateful that this money was raised

44:26

and I'm so great for this facility and I have no meaning shutting it down I'd actually propose

44:31

to extend the hours before and after school to make up from that 11 to 1 the other problem is

44:42

and I know there's teachers in this room there's no other teacher that would get evaluated

44:47

by the public during their class and our PE teacher is

44:54

that that is a problem that is not right that is not fair for Mr. Knight or who are an extra

44:59

PE teacher can be um so that's also an issue I have um I found this really interesting I

45:09

love the history I was able to pull up I mean I commend you these documents um the articles

45:17

the original plans with the baseball field in the back and three basketball courts and two tennis

45:21

courts the big gym having more bathrooms and locked rooms and it did I mean oh that for that

45:30

all could have been done in a while that would have been state of the art but I also think it's

45:35

really interesting in October 1992 at the school board committee meeting the number one goal

45:43

nowhere in these documents it says it should be open during a school day the number one goal

45:48

says the main goal of SAPI is for improving the conditions of scoby schools so that our

45:54

rural education will continue and that our students will be competitive and I think that's

46:00

so wonderful because it ties in what we're talking about with kids having a bad day and being able

46:04

to use the walking track you met your goal I think that's lovely that's exactly what this says

46:14

I think that's great that was never discussed in this afternoon right there that was scoby

46:21

school board on October 19th 1992 those in presence chairman Bill is called trustee Ed

46:27

Hinton playing Marlon he's guaranteed you read it right there main goal

46:35

which is great but believe me I admire you teachers I admire what you're doing with the kids

46:43

but it just seems to be that there must be other places in the school

46:49

so what happens in the in the small gym they have any classes in the small gym

46:58

we try to protect the big door so there's a smaller five because when I was first

47:06

walking in this school before COVID and everything got shut down all the PE classes were in the big

47:13

gym and so there was no issue with that at all and I remember talking to Bucky Henderson

47:20

once when he heard that they were shutting the school down he said I like the people walking

47:25

around when when I was having PE classes I never heard a PE teacher that complained about people

47:32

walking during the school and and there was not the little gym was sitting empty I don't understand

47:39

why sometimes we have high school PE and elementary PE going on at the same time too

47:45

so it just seems like there's other places that make them be disappointed you know what I went

47:48

here in 1959 they graduated we had places or two and a half times as many people in school

47:56

using the little gym and now we got the little gym and the big gym and what have you and we can't

48:02

use anything yes you can use I feel like there's been a big misunderstanding here we are not it's

48:08

not our intention to close the gym there for the walking track it is we may discuss the

48:14

eliminating the 11 to 1 o'clock hour I called the school today I talked to John I said how many

48:20

people walked today zero I know I have to sign in between 11 and 1 you have to sign in and she

48:27

told me today there was nobody there she said which is fairly unusual but at the high end there's maybe

48:32

six so those six people would be out from 11 to 1 and we where we are discussing expend going

48:42

earlier hours and later hours we're still talking about 80 hours a week that that walking track is

48:48

open that's a heck of a lot more than the grocery store the pharmacy the hospital any other place

48:55

so I'll do respects inconvenience be damned this place is about the school

49:01

facilities the kids and the staff in my opinion well mr. Tuttle is one of the persons I just

49:07

talked to yesterday as a matter of fact I said hey I used to see you at the track all the time

49:12

yeah he said but I can't handle those hours I can't I can't do it between 11 to 1 and then

49:17

they shut down I've talked to more people there used to be 34 people a day 30 to 40 people a day

49:23

on that track that are not walking there anymore because of the shut down hours and I'm talking

49:29

about the middle of the winter now right now it probably doesn't make a bit of a difference

49:33

everybody's walking out we're gonna be outside but the middle of the winter I think of the

49:38

older people like me to keep their keep moving and keep doing things it would be so nice if

49:45

there was extended hours at least during the winter months so people can be there and walk

49:52

Terrell I actually work in the office during lunch hour and historically there is maybe two

49:58

people that sign in every day right that's it I know that's it but that that's I think anybody

50:05

can come and only two are actually signing in and I know this because those hours are not

50:11

people like to be home at lunch time those people also have jobs and that's their lunch hour and

50:16

they're in town they're not country people like me that maybe is a nine o'clock at

50:21

appointment in town and I'm not going to sit around till 11 to walk John I share your sentiment

50:27

I don't like the idea that the school has to turn into a maximum security facility

50:34

because of what's going on elsewhere in the world I think Mr. Hardy is doing an excellent job

50:41

as superintendent in and training his focus on school liability and being a good steward

50:49

of our facility and taking care of the teachers and staff and having an eye towards

50:57

what a prudent person would do like like Barry mentioned I think Mr. Hardy talked to

51:03

a dozen surrounding schools about and nobody had those hours open during the day that's

51:08

not convincing to me that we shouldn't do it I talked to a few people who shared this sentiment

51:15

that a few people my age have graduated from here that they like seeing their grandparents

51:22

coming in and walking and other community members during the day I I hope that we maybe

51:31

don't take any action on this tonight and that we have an opportunity to do a little more brainstorming

51:37

on it keeping those 11 to one hours and then before and after I don't I'm not convinced of

51:43

what the right thing to do is yet knowing how slimy attorneys can be and also knowing

51:53

how much it has meant to the community I know one of the big critiques the school board gets

51:58

is that decisions are made without hearing the community and I hope that some of those

52:02

critiques can be dispelled after something like this because I think we've given a great opportunity

52:07

for the community to be heard and likewise having heard from the community I hope maybe

52:13

we take a breath before we make a decision I'd really appreciate that if you would think about

52:19

that a little bit more and I I always have been a talker you know I guess I I feel like it's like

52:27

there's there are people that are attacking us thinking we're not doing our job we're here to

52:33

listen and we're trying to do the best it's like I'm not sure that everybody thinks that

52:39

they think that we're just doing something for our own good will well I didn't get on the school

52:44

board for that I didn't teach school for 25 years for that I did it for a page I've paycheck yes but

52:50

that's not what I did that's why I talk and why I've been involved in community every

52:56

every community organization that I've been in and there's a bunch of them and and

53:03

but I looked at the schedule is 100 I mean the school is open 88 hours a week

53:11

that people can walk I wish it was all the time 24-7 but sometimes that can't happen

53:18

and I saw I was teaching school and when all these schools started started I I mean

53:25

when we had the deal last spring we came in at a special school board meeting

53:29

and it took me back to Columbine on April 20th all those years ago when I had a classroom full

53:36

of kids and it was 700 miles away and it was that but I when I came in the building I looked around

53:45

look out there's somebody out here that's not me I'm you know I'm not paranoid person I just don't

53:51

I think everybody just needs to realize that we're we're we're trying to do the best for everybody

53:59

and sometimes that doesn't make everybody happy and you know I mean I think every I think

54:06

they were all trying to be on the same page but to to get the criticism that maybe we're

54:13

not I get a little offended sometimes yeah but the way I can walk here and in a front door

54:19

right today and I can't do it during school hours and you got a game playing over here

54:26

what kind of protections you have here right now don't give me that bullshit

54:30

no I'm not entirely full of students right now I'm I don't I don't want to argue with John

54:35

that's what you want and I'm not going to do it

54:41

is there any more discussion about this no I think it's all over I just want to thank you

54:46

for listening and I hope you we appreciate you putting your names on the line to be on this

54:53

we appreciate what the teachers concerns are we all have concerns I just I guess my main thing

54:59

when I came tonight is that I just never dreamed that our walking track would be open as a disciplinary

55:07

thing for it is if there's other reasons but Carol it's not used as a disciplinary I'm like

55:14

the chief disciplinary officer here it is not being used for discipline oh please do not spread

55:20

that okay it's not well but that's kind of what I've been gathering well your information is well

55:25

I'll have to visit with you sometimes yes okay just mr. Harding just said to me on our visit he said

55:33

well what would you think if if your student was in your kid was in trouble and and a community

55:40

person walked by and that was my first hint that I thought there must be something going on there

55:47

and I've talked to one person that walks here regularly that said that you were disciplining

55:52

a student I've never disciplined in front of public people we de-escalate well anyway

56:00

I just want to say thank you thank you I appreciate you listening and I hope you'll take some of our

56:06

sentiments to heart and ignore some of the other things that maybe you said but we all love this

56:14

area we I know you love your you love kids and you wouldn't be here you love kids because you

56:19

wouldn't or you wouldn't be here we also were there when it started to and we love kids or it

56:25

wouldn't be here yeah I mean we helped do it too so yeah so and I know you did a lot too but so

56:33

well thank you thank you thank you very much

56:45

so we're still here is there any more discussion yeah I'll all this I got one more thing I'd like

56:53

to be on record and it doesn't mean personal don't take it personal but I recommend that this

57:00

building is closed during the day I would also go as far as Jeff Weldon for the negligence

57:08

and say that it probably should be closed more when our kids are at basketball practice

57:13

and practice after school they shouldn't be here and the reason why I'm recommending that in public

57:19

comment and because when something bad happens I don't want the government to follow my head

57:23

I appreciate I appreciate exactly how you handled it Mr. Hardy

57:35

I don't think there's anything that could have been been done better about it I think there might be

57:42

room for some maybe solutions that haven't been thought of

57:47

uh I do a little maybe just a little something more like this by individual

57:59

any more discussion

58:05

zero motion

58:06

I'm not thrilled about going to a left PM

58:17

filling and I'll waste that in his email he's not here that was maybe a little late

58:23

so the thought with that would be and that's just records that's why if you make the motion

58:28

you gotta make it on your own the thought is that is for adults so in our computer system with

58:34

our fingerprints we have kids and adults so kids would be out at 9 30 the adults could stay till 11

58:42

yeah I worry about unsupervised non-adult access in general more than anything

58:52

my head went to is it possible to have something for retirees to access the building like coming

58:58

in and checking in in the office during the day what does that look like with scheduling because

59:03

I don't go into this safety thing so much as I use it with the PE teacher what other teacher

59:11

has drop-ins from the community during the class I'm more concerned about that

59:19

I don't like that and if there's any means of navigating that while still allowing access for

59:25

the community because even more than what showed up here tonight I've been in

59:31

I feel like the community has been misled too I've been jumped by your closing the track

59:37

which is not in fact at all now happening and that's every complaint I've had has been

59:41

that because there's been this but I've had people say I'm glad you're thinking about closing

59:49

I mean it's not like a hundred percent of everybody thinks we should be always wanting more

59:53

something I've had people come to me at least what's just the ground parent of parents say

1:00:01

I don't think it should be over during the day I mean so that's not it's not every

1:00:07

those people aren't here but that doesn't mean there don't exist thank you Duane

1:00:12

we have a lot here but do we have a motion on this or

1:00:15

the motion

1:00:25

I need actually how I'm going to make a motion

1:00:28

that the facility hours be changed from 4 a.m. until 7 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

1:00:39

not during the day of and not during the day that's my motion

1:00:46

we have a motion we have a second

1:00:51

I think if I think if we combine I went to open though I think and that's now that

1:01:16

we can come my other type of solution maybe there's

1:01:21

a working group that can come and at least talk about it and we can bring it back at a later date

1:01:26

and I guess I should have a second of the motion and then we could have

1:01:31

my probably shouldn't now I think motion does yes and we can put this on the agenda for next time

1:01:39

and maybe buildings and grounds can have a

1:01:56

I think that might have we should also change this policy then because really our school board

1:02:03

policy gives me the authority

1:02:09

with that in mind I would otherwise defer to you Mr. Hardy I mean that's why we

1:02:15

why we hire you and trust you with the day to day that was my other primary concern and all

1:02:20

this is I don't want to be I don't want any perception that that we're undermining your

1:02:24

decision oh no I told me I'm not taking it that way let's not change any policy right now

1:02:35

I'll ask for a second one more time

1:02:41

it's dead so we're gonna move on and we'll be with that

1:02:55

the next time there's a sleep in put up a sign

1:02:59

right big morning I went there and I walked around and I looked down there and there

1:03:08

so I walked four miles in the dark I don't think they even knew I was there

1:03:12

that's probably my problem they probably just went to bed before he got there I was gonna say

1:03:17

that's probably why so sound asleep thanks Barry yeah can you guys leave that for open

1:03:23

yeah it was so noisy sorry yep yeah

1:03:37

all right I'm just gonna give you a little rundown I was uh we got some girls working in the class

1:03:44

we go help there's just a lot of kids there so Mr. Beer and I go up there

1:03:48

to kind of monitor all I was talking with Claire let fall

1:03:54

all um a Kennedy Cromwell um you guys would love the conversation they had two things on her

1:04:02

study hall back and cell phones and I said well you might as well just drop the cell phone

1:04:13

so I went up there a couple times and we worked something out and they were gonna be here today

1:04:17

with this volleyball they got switched there's just play Saturday so we came up with this with

1:04:23

the last appointments of the day they like honest back so I said okay but we gotta have some criteria

1:04:28

and a big thing with me was community service like you gotta put some effort into the community

1:04:35

so that's the criteria we used to kind of do it second semester they got honors to me

1:04:40

it'd be a year by year thing um if they got their 30 hours done and they have all this they

1:04:47

would be able to take honors so 30 hours of community service maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher

1:04:54

created well

1:05:00

so for me if you guys approve it I mean I tell them I've let them know that day it's

1:05:04

right now if you want to get a 30 hour 30 hours done and this is works for you as soon as you do

1:05:10

it and then make sure they really understand it's pre-approved so that they know when they get done

1:05:16

well I went and did this for four hours on the list yeah yeah

1:05:22

any more

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discussion all in favor

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action item the graduation date

1:05:36

I've moved to set the date for graduation in May 17th

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what oh yes someone's got second

1:05:49

we have a motion and a second to leave that discussion

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um I I mean I I recommended it because their hours are there okay bottom line I think consumers

1:05:58

a long ways to get back for a Sunday for kids that are in state track I've been great fault

1:06:03

different mrs. beer and I don't really differ on a lot of things this if you want and she thinks

1:06:09

it's too early um should just be on the same day but I just take the bouncy back on the floor

1:06:15

please you know each year like if we know like in point of it it was more in a day weekend that's

1:06:20

on there whether it was in the middle of a full point thing you just know but actually it's my

1:06:25

I feel like people do we always have it on a Saturday or you know or we did it on a Sunday

1:06:30

or the same kind of thing so

1:06:36

that's a matter of me at all yeah it makes no difference to me no not yet

1:06:58

but it'll be in the state golf will be earlier that we

1:07:03

know me is crazy in my life look at the grad school things they just I always figured it's cool

1:07:07

they just won't go down first the may anyway that's what happened

1:07:12

so we have a motion in the second we discussed any more discussion

1:07:19

all in favor

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we'll be down to the 50s by the club 50-50 I move to a lot of Lions club to sell 50-50 tickets

1:07:30

at the home last ball games for the 21st-25th season

1:07:35

the motion is second to the discussion

1:07:39

all in favor

1:07:44

purchase of color copy of the main office all right this is going to make you cringe a little bit

1:07:51

for the dollar amount but it's we're at that point you've got a ton of copies to the one

1:07:57

in the main office the one down there isn't color anyways so elementary we're just running this one

1:08:03

up so the goal would be to move this one this one to elementary use it up it's going to

1:08:10

die eventually go for it we would take the one in the elementary and put it in I don't know where

1:08:18

that is yeah in the tech room and I think that would be good because our our copiers in the

1:08:26

high school and our teachers don't have access to that early weekend because of the vault and

1:08:30

everything so if they want to print something they can't really um so we've moved that which is

1:08:36

you know for anything they need to do lesson planning to be able to use and then the new one

1:08:41

hopefully by having that other ones they're primary we won't see them run a billion copies

1:08:48

sort of you want to try to make a last one oh the other looks very bad again yeah I'd move to

1:08:56

purchase the copy or as presented I got an emotional second a discussion

1:09:04

the first door is located lower

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all these

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personal personal recommendations

1:09:32

all right i have no internet so i'm on a land here

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basically i think it's on there this is here like here's

1:09:38

we have the budget built in he has his boiler license

1:09:42

um so i think he's the natural person and move into that he almost can take

1:09:48

that then be it so i just recommend that salary what scott was making

1:09:54

um quite frankly i thought we were gonna be using he got offered 90

1:09:59

thousand dollars to go cook an oil field it's a

1:10:02

but um he's great i i mean i think he'll be awesome i think

1:10:07

he'll be someone that will stay a while um the guy's got one arm

1:10:11

and the building looked great this morning like

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he's just a hard worker so i'd like to help him do that spot

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is that it's only in one this one isn't it yeah unmovable higher down here

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building the water here

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by second the motion the second day of discussion

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all in favor all right moving on to our time custodians

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all right this is annie berry and ashley sear um

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okay so annie berry's interested um she she's going to be a short timer she's

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pretty honest with me on the phone that i looked at her for a kitchen help too

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um she told me she was going to be leaving in a month and a month and a half

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and i was like i don't want to go through like finding another kitchen person

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then um so i mentioned well what about cleaning

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some extra hours after school um she was interested in that until she leaves and

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then ashley applied actually last year we had enough

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janitors at that time i said well um if anything ever opens i'll let you

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know she actually reapplied did everything before i even got to her

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um and these these are both like part-time minimal hours but it would

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really help cover because daryl daryl's going to be our guy now

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after that motion he's going to be our guy from six in the morning

1:11:36

seven in the morning till two so now we don't have anyone for the elementary

1:11:40

so that's where these two are going to come into play

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um and i think i think to ashley he'll do a great job

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and annie so move to your annie and ashley it's part-time custodian's

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24 25

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second kind of motion in this second any discussion

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hello there hi

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we're on to jim sandan

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i hope dandery jim sandan and is it churly churly churly

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early waves uh as presented

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tell you there's a motion in the second just any discussion

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so basically what happened jim wrote me a nice letter

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um and she has how many years 25 years and just 18 wasn't enough and she

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does an amazing job and churly's doing great too

1:12:41

the other thing to use your mind is remember we have a lot of cash in that

1:12:45

account i thought we're gonna use jim after christmas i

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thought she was going to go to jim major or whatever

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fail out and i think this is going to help keep her so

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um because of that she's not the head cook i felt like we had to raise

1:12:59

churly's just to be fair and i think we're both worth it so

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any more discussion on different types

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moving on to another kitchen employee

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moved higher churly handy hard time food service employees working

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portion 15 hour 24 25 ending background check

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motion in the second is there any discussion

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on dinner hi hi

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this is some substitute employees for the 24 25 school year

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employees include dana leninger

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the motion in the second that we have discussion

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for favor hi hi

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all assisted coaches winter sports

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moving to approve nicholai london scott fishill last in the handy and robert

1:14:17

owls as coaches presented an emotion

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sample motion that is

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so the motion in the second do we have any discussion

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well we'll probably have to find one more employees

1:14:34

that's what coach coach wilson the process of looking

1:14:40

he's going to go ice game the senior year but it's important let me find

1:14:45

something else because this becomes a title not richway

1:14:48

you can't have three and two it's got to be equal

1:14:56

yep our coach was probably looking for the leader i was really hungry

1:15:00

Cooper came back and then he asked me and i said uh no

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no it's any more discussion you need to give me instructions

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all of them are staying right yes uh i on all of them do i have to

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abstain from

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uh yes i abstain on that one bye all the rest

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hi hi and ffa advisors and chat phones for 24

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months to approve all of those volunteers

1:15:45

that are you know it

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is it okay now they have to get back around just a second

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the motion in a second do we have any discussion

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okay all right i understand

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i had sure i just gotta i mean it's not

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i was gonna wait i just i got a question for you

1:16:16

this has to be here this is ffa related okay here's this i mean

1:16:23

what i mean this is this is this is uh

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okay ffa has active so you can take the class

1:16:38

and you can be active because you're in the class

1:16:41

when you taught it did you have do they have to decide if they're going to be

1:16:45

active or non-active for us in the school to know

1:16:49

they were paperworks in but what i did and it was

1:16:54

they've changed the rules since i was there but i know all the rules

1:16:57

i know this as well what happened is they changed the rules so that once you

1:17:03

join a class you're an ffa period but you

1:17:07

could choose not to be an active because the thing that is the

1:17:12

issue is that some kids weren't maybe not active in the fall

1:17:18

but then all of a sudden they all of a sudden decided

1:17:21

this is pretty cool i wasn't doing that so they're going late

1:17:25

so you know so they weren't active for the fall

1:17:29

of course i guess it would be a little case where

1:17:33

where it was like well you have to sign up to trap kids now

1:17:38

and so that that's my problem right that's why i'm asking because i'm like

1:17:42

okay maybe i'm i'm just gonna throw it maybe i'm not gonna take football

1:17:46

because i don't know if it's gonna be a very good oh my gosh you made it to the

1:17:49

playoffs i want to join football yeah and i would like but it's a little bit

1:17:54

different because there's so all these different activities within

1:17:58

did your kids have to come to meetings um my kids

1:18:02

only the ones that were going to be active and go to events

1:18:06

and go to an event okay just trying to navigate this whole thing

1:18:11

only the one that they're the only the one that

1:18:15

and because they changed the rules because if they used to be it used to be

1:18:20

that yeah they they could they were all an egg and they did tap

1:18:24

to be in a play well now they're concurrently enrolled doing what makes

1:18:28

me nervous to be honest it's like i was one of those kids

1:18:31

i'm like oh i'm not doing a fire oh wait we get to go to state

1:18:34

buildings i'm joining the second semester i want to get this guy

1:18:38

i'm gonna go lie to billy that's that's my worry is i don't think it's

1:18:42

fair if you know you're not meetings you're not really engaging but then

1:18:48

all of a sudden you see old bozeman expos if i i'd be out of school for five days

1:18:52

if i'd be coming out first yeah and i i have to say

1:18:56

of preservation but it's like i think when you're

1:19:01

maybe it's changing a little bit as you go down the road but this year it's

1:19:05

you know you get something started it's that give them more opportunities to

1:19:10

join up you know i mean that's the way i look at it is all

1:19:13

of a sudden more white fire and then all of a sudden an extra

1:19:16

role yeah i could do all these things and maybe the kids just need to be

1:19:20

caught and that you're not going to jump in and out and decide well i'm active

1:19:24

now and then i'm not active so i don't have to do

1:19:27

training rules for you know that'd be that

1:19:33

well yeah if we could take another date that'd be

1:19:40

great i'm gonna go to oh i'm just my usual i should have probably put that

1:19:45

out there but there's a lot of things going on tonight i'm gonna go to the

1:19:48

grizzly in the night which i kind of regret because they're probably gonna

1:19:51

like so my boys are gonna watch and use to use kms for their first game

1:19:56

they're very good but i then i plan on going to hell counting since i'm over

1:20:00

there so i just can drive from your side with a

1:20:02

shared in when you're going all out me yeah

1:20:07

i'll likely call in in november so well the 18th i can't

1:20:12

that's our next monday but could you do that

1:20:16

tuesday i could do night yeah start night

1:20:21

so play well start start to my life that's i don't we got enough people on

1:20:27

our team and i don't know

1:20:31

the 19th the 19th

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all right yeah i call it 19th it is one lineup yeah

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okay adjourn

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