Board of Education — February 1, 2018

between the two regular meeting of the Board of Education at 7:03 p.m. with Blair Cruz naros Co and Fikes present before we begin please silence all electronic devices and note that these proceedings are being recorded Stephanie the Board met in closed session from 4:45 p.m. to 6:57 p.m. regarding conference with legal counsel existing and anticipated litigation student

disciplined conference with labor negotiators a CT and CSC a public employee discipline dismissal release public employee appointment coordinator behavior intervention and conference with labor negotiators agency designated representatives Sylvia Orosco and James na unrepresentative employee new superintendent dr. norm and field - the board took no action leading the Pledge of Allegiance tonight our Dickson elementary school students Natalie

Garcia and faith Winn put your hand put your right hand over your heart ready begin I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America we are now at student showcase as we can all appreciate we're extremely fortunate to be part of a school district that supports the Arts tonight Dixon elementary school music teacher Nancy rich is leading her students and a

musical performance mrs. rich [Music] [Applause] thank you so much Chino Kiwanis will be coming to our next meeting so we're now at comments from our student representative Jonah no comments tonight okay are there any high school seniors in the audience we're going to be participating in the upcoming 38 annual student government Day on February 15 we'd like you to come on up to the

podium and introduce yourselves at the student government day our students will shadow district officials and engage in a mock Board of Education meeting and students will also have the opportunity to be involved in activities and mock meetings with officials at the city of Chino and chino hills' so tell us your name and your school my name is Amy Rue

and I'm from Reuben s IL high school hello my name is Anthony Duarte and I'm from high school could I ask you were you encouraged to do to come tonight so you had a little bit of background information was it this your idea step right up so I'll personally I am someone who was elected to be the delegate for the

American Legion California Boise State and I I'm also a young senator this year so I'm very involved in our community specifically in politics and I thought the school of education the Board of Education would be a good opportunity for me to expand my horizon I'm a part of a to be a teen or high school and I've heard about student

government day in the past and I came across being Superintendent of the day and that's Bobby on February 15th so I just thought it'd be cool to be superintendent for a day and you're plenty cool high school and we've been going through a lot of leaders and kind of in the forefront and also I also have a kind of passion for politics so I

figured this to be a good way to broaden my horizons mmm so like Devon said we're both in the u.s. you heard about my high school in addition to being involved in United student body I'm also a class officer and I am a member on the LA County Junior fair board so for me we were recommended to this program by

our leadership adviser but in addition to that we also saw it as a very good opportunity to you know get to be involved in our community specifically and to kind of explore through our positions you know different facets of the educational system and how we can work to improve them thank you all so much for coming tonight

and for sharing with us we appreciate it greatly we are now at comments from employee representatives mrs. Farley is not here is okay hi Michael Rodriguez I'm the assistant principal at Walnut Avenue Elementary and just wanted to share some good things that our administrators are doing first of all at our own school site we just wanted to thank we just celebrated

the opening of an all accessible playground for our moderate-severe students and really all our students on our campus whether it's orthopedic impairment or physical disabilities and so that was a great leadership through our special education director on Ingles Rood and our maintenance director Martin selves area and of course our site administrator you know took a couple months but the

playground is open now and it's great and so if you ever want to come and see some some kids enjoying and laughing it's a great opportunity and then another thing just to recognize all the administrators that are volunteering their time through a district program called future and aspiring administrator program so this program allows teachers in the district to be mentored by an

administrator and I think it's a great opportunity for the teachers to be mentored and kind of learn and for the district to kind of grow their own leadership and so I know we had a visitor we had miss Han from Butterfield today and it was a great experience for her and so just want to thank all those

administrators that are volunteering their time and mentoring those teachers Thank You mr. Hernandez from CSC a no comments mr. ball from a CT good evening I'm also not as cool as Anthony but last week I participated along with administrators and some of our instructional coaches in the classroom learning realms and these are classroom walkthroughs that primarily focus on what and how our students are

learning and in every school we saw students hard at work on tasks collaborating and being led and coached and encouraged and taught by passionate highly qualified teachers it was inspiring but I think the real value is yet to come and that's when our teachers themselves get to participate and see other classrooms in action and I know that's already in the works at some

sites and on Saturday I attended the chat de Chino ed tech day hosted by our own technology training department and it was fabulous yes mrs. Sykes yes it was fabulous as a training event they thought of everything breakfast burritos vendor displays an incredible keynote speaker raffles more breakfast burritos I had to it was remarkable best of all though was the

breakout sessions led by our own teachers sharing some aspect of technology that can be used immediately to enhance our own teaching and our students learning and hundreds of our own teachers came out on a Saturday morning to take advantage of that expertise I really can't say enough about how excellent the training was as teachers we're all in different places

when it comes to using technology in the classroom but really there was something for everybody at chat day so to everybody who was involved awesome job and thank you and lastly I know we're coming up to a time of year when some difficult decisions need to be made in regards to staffing and I just want to say tonight how much I

appreciate our HR department it is a tough job but it's always done with compassion and professionalism and they probably don't hear that enough especially for me so mrs. Fellowes and dr. Hernandez and mr. Wright out we're fortunate to have you thank you next we have community liaisons knowing from Chino Hills oh yes from Chino Hills oh okay so Susan Jane come on up

good evening president spikes and spikes superintendent staff members audience members technically this is my first meeting this year so I wanted to wish everyone of you have a happy and healthy new year and I do have one announcement to make we have coffee with Kurt coming up at this Saturday February 3rd from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. it will be at Chino Hills

Community Center in the willow room and our co-host and co speaker for this event will be Chino Hills Mayor Peter Rogers so I encourage everyone to attend I'm sorry you won't have any breakfast burritos however we will have plenty of coffee and pastries and it will be a great opportunity for you to actually meet your County Supervisor ask

questions it's very informal small gathering so you get to actually have one-on-one with your supervisor with any questions comments or encouragement so we invite every one of you thank you thank you and I see no other community liaisons in the audience all right then we are now at comments from the audience and items not in the agenda Stephanie are there

any requests to speak on non-agenda items yes madam president we have to request speakers will be called in the order the request was received please listen for your name and be prepared to approach the podium any comments on agenda items will be accepted during consideration of that item once the board has commenced deliberations on an issue speaker cards will not be accepted

the board is very interested in your comments but please bear in mind that the board typically does not respond to comments during this time on the agenda as it is reserved specifically for public comments individuals members may respond during board comments at the end mrs. Blair will you please explain the light system speakers you have three minutes in which to make your comments

please begin your comments at the green light the yellow light indicates you have 30 seconds in which to complete your comments the red light indicates your time is over and before you begin your comments please adjust the microphone is necessary so that you can be clearly heard and audience members please refrain from making comments while speakers are at the podium Madame

president we now have three speakers speakers please remember that in accordance with board bylaw 93 23 bylaws of the board meeting conduct limit remarks to three minutes total for our remarks and please limit remarks to new points the board would like to remind you that board policy 130 12.1 contains the procedure for anyone who wishes to file a complaint against a district

employee no speaker shall exceed the three-minute limit nor shall pranit profanity be tolerated the first speaker is Ryan Davis followed by Veronica Nunez followed by Michelle Fleischer good evening members of the board my name is Ryan Davis I've been working for this district for over 10 years I teach a moderate to severe kindergarten to third grade class as you may know

last year Ontario Montclair School District pulled out of our Weston sulfa and we have brought back a lot of our Mart's of your students that we had previously from that were previously Lincoln I would like to take this time to kind of tell you how that's changed our classroom on our campus at Walnut Elementary we have a preschool program

my k23 class and a four five and six class well actually this year my class has gone to k22 and it's a three to six class I would also like to take this time to thank the special ed Department mrs. Ingalls rude they have been wonderful this year with support for us we have a brand new curriculum we've

never had a curriculum for there months of your population before so this is wonderful we have the new playground as mr. Rodriguez already mentioned that is adaptable for all students with special needs it is wheelchair accessible thank you very much we also have an LVN on campus now and we have a school nurse that is there every single day that is also

wonderful and before I continue I'd like to say thank you to mr. mrs. Morales our principal and mr. Rodriguez they have been very supportive with that being said the special ed Department has not only given us the playground curriculum they have given us technology switches we have smart boards I'm able to use the switches wirelessly so that the children

can interact with the smart board and it's been great and they have shown us that they have they're able to their capability is so much with that being said we have 25 students between the three classes six in preschool nine in my class and ten and the three to six class two of those children in the preschool are in

wheelchairs and two of them have private duty nurses six of the students in my class have wheelchairs and I have three private duty nurses and there are six wheelchairs in the three to six class with four private duty nurses and I gotta hurry up that means there's 15 wheelchairs ten private duty nurses nine students with g-tubes that can't swallow

one catheter one student with a trach three students that require oxygen eight students that have seizures some on a daily basis for students that are being mainstreamed part of the time and one student that is being fully included or mainstreamed almost all day what I would like for the board to consider is like ain't Kim I know I think we're all going

to ask that doesn't happen but we need to hear what what we would like is we would like to invite you guys to come and see our program to see what we have to see with what our what we're dealing with we have 10 standards for walkers 8 adaptive chairs and 3 potty chairs that we use constantly we would like you to

come see this so that we can help make this even better ok thank you thank you [Applause] Veronica Nunez followed by Michelle Fleischer good evening board members cabinet and superintendent my name is Veronica Nunez and I teach at Howard cattle elementary and I would like to speak to you this evening about the lack of sufficient substitutes for our

district mandated trainings and sight trainings we are directed to attend wonders which is ela trainings and math this year as well and this is happening a few times per trimester some of us take a few hours to prepare for the absences and some of my colleagues may take more time we then go to the location for the training and often were

called back because there aren't enough subs to take our class we may also need to return to the classroom if we're on site for a refresher course or etc just our site training then we may be asked to attend another session which we have to start planning all over again and then we may have to be called back again

because there is no sub this may not happen at all sites I'm not sure I just know it's a concern at my site and I wanted to bring that to your attention a few years ago we were led to believe that the district had more than enough substitutes and new people were not being hired we are told that it's hard

to acquire substitutes on Mondays and Fridays but the teachers have no control over the calendar as far as trainings go and therefore to me that's not even a point do we pay less than surrounding districts I'm not sure because perhaps that's the reason that we lose substitutes to other districts and there's not enough to cover our optin

tsa's but it's not an absence it's it's a district mandated training so I'm would like you to please consider having trainings in the summer as this does not require us to prepare for a substitute nor to spend two or more hours for planning and that that way we can attend and that's my part of my solution for this issue that I'm having

with substitutes and I thank you for your time Michele Fleischer hello my name is Michele Fleischer I've been a special education teacher in the school district for ten years in a variety of settings I'd like to talk to you board members staff members etc today about the fact that SDC at the elementary school currently is a program that has

three grade levels in each of the classes and I'd like to suggest that there be two grade levels in the classes versus three having three grade levels in a class means that you often have that student for three years and if it's not a good fit for the student or the teacher you still have that student for

three years it's not the best for the student it's not necessarily the best for the teacher either and with the amount of curriculum we are trying to get through especially with the new wonders program and all of the math standards and the science standards that are coming up there's just not a enough time in the day to get through three

grade levels worth of each of those and do it well I want to do the best I can for my students I know a lot of SDC teachers feel that way and trying to teach three grade levels who of students who are well be behind their peer groups is hard enough and there's just not really enough time to get it all done

and done well I'd like to suggest that you really look into doing two grade levels at a time if at all possible thank you thank you we're now at changes in deletions Stephanie are there any changes or deletions no there are none we are now at action items please announce the first item item 2a one public hearing

and ratification of the tentative agreement between the Chino Valley Unified School District and the associated Chino Teachers affected the 2016-2017 school year through June 30th 2019 we recommend that the pub the Board of Education conduct a public hearing and be ratify the tentative agreement between the Chino Valley Unified School District and the associated Chino Teachers effective the 2016-2017 school

year through June 30th 2019 I now open the public hearing at 7:32 p.m. do we have any speakers there are no speakers I now close the public hearing at 7:30 2 p.m. for item B may I have a motion so moved a second moved by mr. now seconded by mrs. Blair are there any comments questions or discussion all in favor aye

opposed preferential vote the motion passes of the vote of 500 next item item 2 a 2 public hearing and ratification of the tentative agreement between the Chino Valley Unified School District and the California School Employees Association and its Chino chapter 102 affected the 2017-18 school year recommend the Board of Education a conduct a public hearing and be ratified

the tentative agreement between the Chino Valley Unified School District and the California School Employees Association and its Chino chapter 102 affected the 2017-2018 school year I now open the public hearing at 7:30 3 p.m. do we have any speakers there are no speakers I now close the hearing at 7:30 3 p.m. for item B may I have a motion so moved

second moved by mrs. Blair seconded by mr. na are there any comments questions or discussion hearing none all in favor aye opposed preferential vote the motion passes with a vote of 5o next item item 2a 3 approval of salary increases for management and classified confidential employees recommend the Board of Education approved the salary increases for management and classified

confidential employees as follows a provide a 2% off scheduled one-time payment for the 2017-2018 school year based on individual annual base salary as of December 11th 2017 be provided 2% on schedule salary increase for the 2017-2018 school year effective July 1 2017 and C provide a 2% on scheduled salary increase for the 2018 2019 school year effective July 1 2018 are there any

speakers there are no speakers may I have a motion for items a B and C's almost ii so moved by mr. nauss seconded by mrs. Orozco are there any comments questions or discussion hearing none all in favor aye opposed preferential vote the motion passes with a vote of 500 next item item 2 a 4 addendum to the

employment contracts for the superintendent deputy superintendent and the assistant superintendent of business services curriculum instruction innovation and support facilities planning and operations and Human Resources divisions recommend the Board of Education approved the addendum to the employment contracts for the superintendent deputy superintendent and assistant superintendents of business services curriculum instruction innovation and support facilities planning and operations and Human Resources divisions

as follows a provide a 2% off scheduled one-time payment for the 2017-2018 school year based on individual annual base salary as of December 11th 2017 be provided 2% on schedule salary increase for the 2017-2018 school year effective July 1 2017 and C provide a 2002 mm provide a 2% on schedule salary increase for the to 2018 2019 school year

effective July 1 2018 are there any speakers there are no speakers may I have a motion for items a B and C so moved a second second Thank You mr. not for the motion and mr. Cruz for the second are there any comments questions or discussion hearing none all in favor aye opposed preferential the motion passes of the vote of five Oh next item

item 2a five compensation increase for the Board of Education recommend the Board of Education approve a 2% compensation increase for the 2017-2018 school year effective February 2nd 2018 and be a to that 2% compensation increase for the 2018 2019 school year effective July 1 2018 are there any speakers there are no speakers may I have a motion for items a

and B so moved second thank you the motion mrs. Blair in the second mrs. Orozco are there any comments questions or discussion hearing none all in favor aye opposed nay preferential vote the motion passes with a vote of 4:1 and that concludes the action item we are now at consent Stephanie are there any speakers on the consent items

no madam president board members do you have any polls mrs. Orozco none mr. Cruz none mrs. Hernandez Blair yes 3 C 4 page 67 mr. na I have no pulse and I have no pulse for the remainder of the consent items may I have a motion so moved second all in favor aye opposed preferential the motion passes with a

vote of 500 mrs. Blair item 3 C 4 page 67 so moved second it's a proclamation for national school counseling week national school counseling week sponsored by the American school counselor Association will be celebrated from February 5th through the 9th 2018 to focus public attention on the unique contribution professional school counselors provide within the u.s. school systems our proclamation reads

whereas school counselors are employed and public and private schools to help students reach their full potential whereas school counselors are actively committed to helping students explore their abilities strengths interests and talents as these traits relate to career awareness and development whereas school counselors help parents focus on ways to further the educational personal and social growth of their children whereas

school counselors work with teachers and other educators to help students explore their potential and set realistic goals for themselves whereas school counselors seek to identify and utilize community resources that can enhance and complement comprehensive school counseling programs and help students become productive members of society and whereas comprehensive developmental school counseling programs are considered an integral part of the

educational process that enables all students to achieve success in school now therefore be it resolved the Board of Education of the Chino Valley Unified School District does hereby proclaim February 5th through the 9th 2018 as national school counseling week thank you all in favor aye opposed the motion Oh a preferential the motion passes with a vote of five Oh

we are now at information items are there any questions or comments hearing none we are now at the board member and superintendent communications this is a risk oh okay okay retirements we've got a lot of people with a lot of years retiring that well not a lot of it Karen buyer 30 years of service borba elementary teacher terry

wharton 37 years of service country Springs teacher Kimberly Berg 40 years of service intervention teacher at Liberty Brenda Fox 21 years of service type clerk typist clerk at Butterfield Ranch David Meyer 26 years of service custodian Townsend junior high Steven Bibb ler Network I'm sorry 17 years of service technician and Technology congratulations to all of you and thank you for your many years of

service to our district we truly appreciate you the only last thing that I'd like to say is the entire board actually attended the alternative heed graduation last night and small but as always very personal and heartwarming and so great job again and that will conclude my comments Thank You mr. crews also with the alternative education you fill that relationship than body I

think that's the key to the alternative program right is that togetherness that they have also see if you've been doing an excellent job sir so he's almost like you lifted a load and it feels lighter so good job dr. Han filled maybe we should look at what the woman was stating about three preps occurring in one classroom and also

maybe even a comparative study of the substitute pay see if there is a variation within and oh there's a fight keep run run for us I know miss Blair if she does it I see her well I don't run but I'm there but it is good it benefits the police department which is excellent the Golden Bell award engineer advisor

Brian angstrom coordinator and teacher and dr. Carrboro has created a really great engineering program that allows students to experience a rigorous hands-on problem-based curriculum and you know the engineering it's such a great program and somebody didn't mention it I don't know who but somebody recommended that perhaps they would might call the building instrum [Laughter] to MIT the board the movement of the

board I it almost feels like a plant of plants growing and fruits are growing it feels different I have to admit it feels very different and it's a good feeling and it's a very well-adjusted feeling and you know as for me I just do what I do because that's what my heart takes me so if I do something if I say something

that I offend you I don't need to do that just as opportunity I have so but I have to admit you guys are very good board members so but I have to say one and that is you know I had a student state TA and my I'm student TA he's he watched the State of the Union and he asked me my opinion so

I asked him about how he felt and so he said that he that he felt that the dress was very democratic and I said you're right you're exactly right he he is a Democrat I said to him it's perfectly well and so I said a number of things to him I said you know things are coming back families coming back jobs are

coming back industry's coming back the military is coming back veterans the police a national anthem and overall I told I told son nothing to be scared of that hope is coming back surprise and also maybe a moment of silence of the student that passed away at a yellow light thank you next mrs. Blair as mrs. Orozco and mr.

Cruz mentioned and I'm sure mr. na probably will too we all attended the alternative education graduation yesterday I just wanted to read the names of the eight graduates and the vessel Anika Burlingame Miranda Casas Talia Castellanos Roe Garcia Ian Najera Jose Ramirez and Adam Salas and it's just wonderful to witness and we should be proud that we offer a program not

traditional high school where students can still succeed earn their diploma and be proud of their achievement so small class but with a lot of meaning so I just wanted to congratulate all eight of our graduates from last night and that's it and mr. not yes it is where Jonah could be my son I would always seem when I

walk around the campus and chino hills' this time in front of i wonderful teacher his name was mr. browning and all kids would praise him and how much you they will learn from this one individual and we had a joke that he could be a campus leader at any time site leader at any time so we have a

really tremendous amount of a talent among our teachers so I'm really excited that our students are experiencing them forefront I'd like to thank yo Canyon and they're piloting new PE program or the all kids could enjoy different sport at same time but more than that in the end students will get praised for good behavior they'll pick up two three

students and and they'll be praised I think we're doing a PE education but at the same time building a good character in them so I think it's a great program I like to thank all the teachers involved and our district staffs thank you I'd like to thank dr. Grace Park for supporting our special ed program at Chino Hills High School they're getting

their technology support that the no one else has in other districts but we are providing that special service so thank you dr. Park and alternate education graduation yes wow the speaker valedictorian I have eight students but she spoke like the top speech maker in nation she said people used to call me a dumb blonde and when I was little I believed in that but

then one day she was taught don't blong could go so far being a model could go so far you need to have an education so she had pursued that Avenue and our district had provided that service and our special teachers supported her and other seven students to push and not give up so we're so happy so thank you for again other

teachers Ayala high student 17 years old hit by a drunk driver who happens to be only 23 years old being drunk at 7:20 and early night so this is lesson that we're learning life is real so is the death and our job is to to do our best to protect our youth because there are our future she could have been a

greatest mother she could have been a greatest grandma but she lost that opportunity here one person told me dad we're here in a playground some people has many toys and some has few but in the night time when we're going home we leave all of our toys behind another person told me the real wholeness that you see are not those on the streets but

don't have place to go after this life and this all happened at the funeral service where people had to think and know how precious our lives are so our students make sure you don't drink and drive make sure you don't follow what the weird adults do because the tragedies do happen so I think we were hurt so much but we must learn

something from her passing I like to ask mr. Joseph because this conversation had happened with me with many teachers why we do not have a pizza program in our school district and it could be a burden for many young teachers coming in so I'd like to see the restoration of a pizza program for our teachers because down

the road we'll be competing with other school districts where they do provide such a service and any way that we can do to support and grow our youth and young teachers this is time to do it and also the help talk to me about professional development training it could happen twice a year but we have so much talent here why don't we do it

in-house and save that money and use it for our school programs student programs and also maybe give out Christmas bonus for all our teachers and staffs I think that would be a best use you know we said the business stay in Chino you see the science or Chino but our fans too III don't believe that we should spend

lots of money going outside and that happens only twice a year where we are able to do it I believe now I'm sure many teachers would would participate up designing that program as well where many teachers who has been teaching for how many years it 10 20 30 years or 40 so I'd like to see that study coming

from mr. Joseph Thank You mr. Joseph I'm retiring and you're giving away more money registration is underway for the 8th annual hit the greens for scholarships golf tournament to be held Friday March 9th at Vilano Country Club in Chino Hills the event raises funds for scholarships at benefit graduating seniors to date more than 220 $1,000 has been awarded to 192 seniors

for registration information visit the district's website more than eighty Chino Valley Unified School District high school seniors will participate in the 38th annual student government Day on February 15th the students will learn about local government by shadowing school district and city of Chino and city of Chino Hills officials and holding mark school board and City Council meetings some students will also

serve as principals for a day at our local schools the morning was capped off by luncheon at Chino Hills High for the students and their mentors and finally I'd like to thank Stephanie Gibson for filling in for a Pat Kaler tonight you did a excellent seamless job so thank you so I have a few things on January

24th I was at AI allas girls basketball game wasn't very well attended but it was a very exciting game we did lose a squeaker to Glendora but it was an exciting game I encourage you to come out and watch our women's sports teams they do a terrific job last week at doctor parks invitation I was able to

attend the L cap student meeting at Don Lugo dr. Park has been criss crossing our district meeting with students at every school she does a Herculean job there she had help from of course I'm completely blanking on your last name look sorry hackneyed thank you and grace Lee and Reagan your secretary and they led small student groups so the kids

felt included and that they could tell them what their concerns were it was very inspiring and I know when we see the El Cap I remember initially we had low student participation this is really authentic student participation and so I thank you for that and everybody who has supported you in that endeavor I also last week was able to attend the high school

social studies teachers workshop right path workshop which is an avid sponsored workshop teacher strategies to help make social studies come alive I did hear somebody say that social studies has been rated as even more boring than math and a couple of social studies teachers said in the back that was a bunch of math students who said that but but the

whole the whole idea was to come up with more strategies to be able to meet all the goals of common core for our students it was a great two-day training and I did go both days so I'm thrilled that we're using that approach with with our staff and I also attended a glutton for punishment a glutton for teacher

training I attended the Chet workshop Saturday morning I really wanted to thank our tech department for a well-organised for seamless presentation they just did a terrific job and all the teacher volunteers who produced the individual sessions they we owe them a debt of gratitude but also all the teachers who attended on their own time no payment but just because they want to

better themselves it's one of the things I love about teachers love about being in this profession is a whole lot of people who really want what's best for the kids who are assigned to them it was a very inspiring day and all the technology worked which is fabulous we talked about the Golden Bell program in the county I did want to include that

are on mrs. Orozco was recognized as being the president of the county organization and she also did a fabulous job so I was proud of you and of course and of course proud of our program at Don Lugo represented by the principal and Brian angstrom the teacher this week I it was only yesterday I was at a

meeting with mr. Joseph and the key communicators in our district police sheriff's city management in in both Chino and Chino Hills it was a great look at a cooperative venture among community leaders as well as school leaders I think there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes and I know mr. Joseph had been has been instrumental in

getting that to be a vital force in our school district and I was proud to be able to to win witness that meeting and that is it I'd like to take a moment of silence to recognize marinelle Enriquez ladoris our student at Ayala High School thank you and now I adjourn the regular meeting of the Board of Education at

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