Board of Education — March 21, 2019

I now reconvene to the regular meeting of the Board of Education at 7 p.m. with Blair Cruz ganya Schaffer and not present before we begin please silence all electronic devices these proceedings are to be recorded and may capture images and sounds of those present at this meeting Pat the Board met in closed session from 5:30 one is 6:35 regarding

conference with legal counsel existing and anticipated litigation conference with legal counsel real property negotiators a student readmission a student admission public employee discipline dismissal release and conference with labor negotiators a CT and CSC a the board voted to accept the resignation agreement and general release between the district and certificated employee 7 to 66 pursuant to the terms of the agreement

certificated employees 72-66 will resign effective June 30th 2019 by a unanimous vote of 5-0 with Cruz Gagne Blair Shafer and not voting yes no further action was taken which requires public disclosure leading the Pledge of Allegiance tonight is mr. Randall Lewis thank you please rise place your hand over your heart and let's salute the flag of the greatest

nation on earth I pledge allegiance now visiting from Oak Ridge our students who will share with us a little bit about their chosen hero good evening board president ma board members superintendent dr. Anna field and cabinet my name is Christine Hinkle and I'm the proud principal of Oak Ridge Elementary where our Bobcats pounced on the future and right now I'd like to

introduce to you one of our third-grade teachers miss Selena Martinez who will present to you what we're doing tonight third grade is excited each year to learn about heroes in history in this unit our students focus on learning about biographies and how to describe the relationship between a series of historical events and using their research to write an informational essay

so here today tonight we have Maya her son Jonathan sang Jake Adams Kylie Evans and Hunter Ballard three of these amazing students are going to present the speeches that they presented in class hello my name is Julia Child I was born on August 15 1912 in Pasadena California I am most known for my delicious cooking cooking shows and cookbooks my family

included my father John MacWilliams my mother Julia Carolyn Weston my brother John and my sister Dorothy when I was a child I found it hard to learn French and I barely passed my other classes as a result I grew into a Content and confident girl I was also good at softball and basketball I was accepted into Smith College and graduated from in

history major I've I I have had two jobs the first one was W&J furniture company in New York City which I quit and went back home to California I was so happy but not for long because my mother became sick with kidney disease and died at the age of 60 second one was at the OSS after that I met Paul child and got

married on September 1st 1946 I took cooking classes and I also published a cookbook named mashing the Art of French Cooking I oath the mastering the Art of French Cooking I also had a cooking show named the French chef sadly I died on August 13th 2004 of my old age of 91 and want to see to a

California the world has benefited from me because I have taught the people in my time how to cook French food from my cooking shows and cookbooks some other texts about me are I had out there had a lot of enthusiasm love to meet new people love trying new food and love going to parties Maya chose me because she left

to help her mom cook she was inspired to learn about me because she wanted to learn my different recipes for cooking I before you begin before you begin sweetie right for the parents I know you're trying to video and all you're getting is the back of their head so you you are free to stand over here and videotape it we can't take

this moment away from you and I apologize you know for the parents of our first student I just didn't want to interrupt her so I know all you got was the back of her head I'm sorry she was born on July 24th in Kansas when amelia was 12 years old she went to the Iowa State Fair and saw her first airplane

but her love of flying came much later in life Amelia went to high school in Chicago she attended a private school for girls at 19 years old Amelia went to oguns College in Pennsylvania Amelia became a nurse's aide in a Toronto hospital she cared for the wounded during World War one at 23 years old Amelia became an airplane pilot she sent

lots of records and took lots of risks Amelia married George Putnam in 1931 in those days when women married they would stay at home and not work but George encouraged her to continue her career of fun a year later Amelia became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean on July 2nd 1937 Amelia's plane was lost over the Pacific

Ocean still to this day her plane or her body have not been found amelia was a very determined woman and always encourage others to never give up Amelia set three records for speed and was the first person to fly solo from the u.s. to Hawaii I chose Amelia Earhart because I was interested in how she became my pilot

and what happened to her I'm so glad I learned her story she taught me to settle and do whatever it takes to achieve it thank you [Applause] hello my name is George Washington I was born on February 22nd 1732 in West Virginia Orlin County more in the County Virginia I was a tall and athletic boy who loved to ride horses when I was

older I was known as the best Horseman in Virginia I wasn't close to my mother she was bossy and cold the person that I was closest to is my half brother Lawrence when I was 11 my father died my father and Lawrence taught me at home I was great at math but terrible at spelling I went to the

cult I went to the cult I went to school at the College of William Mary my political career I was first elected member of Virginia's House of Burgesses be voted on local issues then I had this the Second Continental Congress lady lady and fold them later in 1787 it became clear to me that the government needed more help the

Constitution was being written ELLs elected the first president of the United States of America I was 57 years old when I became president I was served two terms as from April 30th 1789 to march 4 1797 I was the only president that's will live in the White House I Mary Martha Custis you are not able to have children

together but Martha had two children from a previous marriage I was in great health except for my teeth I had false teeth and did not like to smile on a cold rainy day I died on December 14 1799 at Mount Vernon Virginia I chose George Washington because he was a soldier while he was the first president of the United States and when

I grow up I would like to be a soldier like like him he's an inspiration to me yeah Thank You students I wish I was smart like you guys when I was little at my age I can't even remember what happened five minutes ago so but awesome job thank you thank you for parents for raising excellent children thank you

next up this is a great moment I passed Capote from Chino Hills High School's here learn more come up to the podium and introduce our chino hills' basketball team hello coach a lotta more just want to thank you guys for letting us to be here today and wanted to introduce our back-to-back Division one state champions just go down the line from

here with our Flair names we have our freshman Shu ku o Kang woo a senior will pluma sophomore Marquis fountain sophomore Rudy Sen senior Nick Manor all senior Anthony Bell senior Crispus era junior Sebastian Enriquez senior on yucca Oh Kang woo Junior Sam Sosa and sophomore Ernie Cesar so I'll just be brief just want to say thank you

once again for allowing us to be here we're very thankful to be able to represent the Chino Valley School District I think these athletes right here they really exemplify what it really means to be a student athlete working hard in the classroom being role models on our on our chino hills' campus and then excelling at the sport that

they dedicate so much time to i also want to thank the families the parents that have supported these guys that have supported our coaching staff coach Don grant and mel simms couldn't be here today but we're just you know we're just excited to represent the school and it's very satisfying to put in the hard work and come out with another championship

at the end of the day I think a lot of the skills that these players learn in the game of basketball is really going to prepare them for life you know there's not too many avenues where 14 15 16 year old kid can be in a pressure situation can have to be committed to team goals showing up on

time working hard maybe biting their tongues at times being patient persevering shooting free throws with seconds left on the clock in front of thousands of people rooting on their teammates these these are all life skills that I think are really going to prepare them for the game of life you know when basketball is done so you know couldn't be more proud of these

guys right here and I just want to say thanks for having us and you know we hope to bring back championships in the near future but we're gonna appreciate this one for now not sure what the board has any questions but if not hello I'm on yucca and I'm going to USC next fall major undecided not a lot of

teams could do that you know so yeah but for college I haven't decided where but I plan to play basketball my name is Anthony Bell a senior I don't know where I'm going yet but I plan on pursuing a four-year degree in chemical engineering [Music] [Applause] my name is Chris Becerra senior I don't know what I'm going to college it and my

major is nursing Nick Manor whole I'm a senior I'm not sure where I'm ago yet but I'm majoring something in business member come up and then we'll take pictures with the teeth one more player wants to make a statement businessman wants to me and furnace turning shoes for the school the due date is April 1st so anytime to the

school like in the front office you know we have an awesome sports program throughout our school district but it could not happen without our excellent coaches staffs they really dedicate their lives not only for the sports sake but bring a whole person we want to see our children to grow up to be a decent human being a

good neighbor and and truly a servant leader Co serving others like our businessman said it's about others it's not about us and so I'd like to thank all of our sport coaches with us in our school district because they're truly the blessing and they're the true role models for our athletes thank you and for the final presentation we'll

hear an update on one of El Cap dr. Park president now members of the board superintendent and field cabinet and community we have our fifth update to the board on our local control and accountability plan also known as our El Cap our annual update to the board this evening will be on the progress of El Cap goal 1 which ties to state

priorities 1 2 and 7 here's a highlight of our actions and services to actualize goal 1 which is for all students to be provided a high-quality teaching and learning environment HR has attended four recruitment fairs this year to hire high quality credentialed staff especially in the hard to fill areas like math and science our departments of elementary and secondary curriculum and

instruction have a process for reviewing and purchasing the most up-to-date standards and textbooks through our deferred maintenance program we're able to address routine facility needs in the area of technology we have a systematic effort for replacing and updating and procuring technology equipment through our universal efforts in the second grade we've been able to identify more students to participate in our gifted

and talented education with the newer Common Core Standards teachers have benefited from district and site level PD with the assistance of our instructional coaches and finally in order for all of our students to benefit from a high quality learning environment they have had access to a broad courses study in our next segment we will have Maggie button our director of

technology and information services along with Luke acne our director of elementary curriculum and instruction review the eighth annual measurable outcomes in our progress El Cap goal 1 the metrics for goal 1 are considered local metrics and are reported as met not met or not met for two years their eighth annual measurable outcomes to evaluate our progress in Bowl 1 we will

be reviewing 4 of the measurable outcomes with each night credential teachers the SARC report is used to measure our progress in this area in the 1819 school year 100% of teachers had the appropriate credentials for the grade level and course subject area they were assigned to teach at the time of reporting we had three teacher vacancies which is the equivalent of point zero

zero two five percent we've met our desired outcome facilities is the next area we use the fit report so the facilities inspection tool to measure that in 1819 we're happy to report the 100% of our facilities received a good or higher rating as measured by the facility inspection tool we've met our desired outcome standard the live materials we use the Williams report to

measure that outcome in 1819 100% of our schools reviewed have sufficient textbooks and instructional materials according to Williams site reviews we've met our desired outcome the last one is my favorite it's to technology our goal is that all teachers staff and students have access to technology that is 4 years or newer this year with the elk calf funds that have been allocated for

technology we were able to upgrade deploy and replace devices for staff teachers and students in the 1819 school year we there were over 5,400 Pro books deployed to school sites over 135 new sonic interactive displays internet upgrades were completed and classic single sign-on was added for students and staff class leap provides the ability for students and staff to access district applications by

clicking on a tile eliminating the need for usernames and passwords each time they log in to instructional materials we've met our desired outcome now I'd like to introduce Luke Acme director elementary curriculum who will review the progress for the remaining measurable outcomes appeal state priority 2 is evaluated using the state reflection tool we have met this priority and will provide you with a

district self report on 4 of the 5 criteria on the reflection tool the progress of number 4 implementation of State Standards will be provided to you at a future board meeting in the next four slides each of the content areas is evaluated on a scale of one through five with one being exploration and research through five full implementation and

sustainability we are working to get to level 5 in all areas also it's important to note that the state has given flexibility to school districts to define what each level one through five means as you can see here for professional development we are gauging our progress in providing professional learning opportunities for teachers to the recently adopted academic standards

and/or curriculum frameworks for English language arts English language development and mathematics you will see the we are at a level four full implementation for next generation science standards and history social science we are at a level three initial implementation this is because the next generation science standards and history social science is very very new at this time so as we have more time to provide

learning opportunities to our teacher we will continue to move towards our fours and fives the next area is monitoring our progress and making instructional materials that are aligned to the recently adopted academic standards and/or curriculum frameworks in all classrooms for English language development and mathematics we are at a level four full implementation we are firming up a process now to enhance the

current instructional materials to better support student learning gaps and once we have that process firmed up we will move over to a level five we are at a level three for English language arts last year was the first year of a new implementation at the elementary level of English language arts materials this year is the first year of new materials

at the junior high level and at the high school level we are currently in the pilot phase so next year all students and teachers at the high school level will have materials in their hands and we will be able to move over to full implementation again next generation science standards and history social science is very new so we are in

beginning development and we are working on a plan to get those materials in place for policy and program support we are monitoring our progress and implementing policies or programs to support staff in identifying areas where they can improve and delivering instruction that is aligned to the recently adopted academic standards and/or curriculum frameworks in our district we have provided a very clear

focus and emphasis on professional learning communities this year where teachers have the opportunities to collaborate identify what's essential and look at essential standards reef refine and review effective instructional strategies and also look at student outcomes and data to determine their next steps for instructional needs in addition we have collaborative learning rounds which consists of district administration site

administration and teacher leaders at our school sites where teams have the opportunities to visit through the school sites and identify trends and patterns and magnify the strengths and build off of those strengths and also determine next steps for each school site to support the work that's being done by our teachers at all of our school sites so you will notice

in our reflection we are on a level 4 for English language arts and mathematics in addition to our professional learning communities collaborative learning rounds we also have instructional coaches that have contributed to our successes they have Copeland and co-taught with our teachers they have provided model lessons demonstrations they have also provided trainings or any other types of

learnings that meet the needs of our teachers they have also attributed to our English language arts and our mathematics reflection English language development you will see we are at a level 5 full implementation and sustainability that is because we have had coaching opportunities for a longer period of time in English language development again next generation science standards and history social

science are very new we are at level 3 initial implementation but as we have more opportunities to focus on these areas we will move over to full implementation and beyond engagement of school leadership this monitors our success and engaging in the following activities with teachers and school administrators during the prep during the prior school year the first area is

identifying professional learning needs of groups of teachers or staff as a whole you'll notice we are at a level 5 here full implementation and sustainability we have a systematic process in place through our teaching and learning task force to gauge the professional learning needs that is identified by our staff across our district the task force is comprised of

our superintendent district administration Brenda Walker along with additional a CT representation and other certificated staff who serve in a variety of capacities the next area is identifying the professional learning needs of individual teachers and we are at a level for full implementation at the school site level it has not been the practice of looking at staff professional professional learning needs

as long as we've had the task force in place to identify needs district-wide and the last area providing support for teachers on the standards they have not yet mastered we are at a level three initial implementation at the individual teacher level we are at the initial implementation as we have begun the process of providing support for standards that teachers have not yet

mastered and this also occurs at the school site level the next area to address is our gifted and talented education students and program or more commonly may be known as gate in our effort to accurately identify our gate students we begin Universal screening for all second grade students in 2015-2016 school year Universal screening means that everyone has the

opportunity to be assessed with permission the numbers on this slide illustrate our pre Universal screening data which was 2014-15 and then our progression which shows an overall increase the percentage and the true number are both increasing the number is important because our goal is to be able to get to ten percent of our second grade students identified and as you can

see we've met this goal the next area is our broad course of study for elementary and secondary and again as you can see we have met our desired outcome for a broad course of study which essentially means that all Chino Valley Unified students have access to and take the required courses adopted by our school district over and beyond the broad

course of study we also provide music instruction starting at the second grade level and we supplement district music operations we currently have 12 elementary music teachers to serve grades two through six across our district over the last four years the music program expanded to include Orchestra programs at six of our elementary schools during this school year 2018-19 we've also been able to

enhance our music programs at both the elementary and secondary level in the following ways at the elementary level across our district we have been able to purchase baritones bell kits drum pads additional xylophone violas assorted sheet music and additional music stands at Don Lugo we have been able to support their program by purchasing microphones a mixer a

subwoofer and speakers concludes our annual update to the board do you have any questions for us any questions from the board ok mr. Shafer moving in the right direction on page 9 the last box providing support for teachers so the last box addresses how principals can reach out and support individual teachers based on the evaluation cycle to address their needs

ok so it's coming from their site administrators it can come from the site administrators it can also come from the instructional coaches it can also come from district funding can you so crews yes you notice that the engine is driving all this is is the collaboration and the PLC's bringing everybody together that is making the school district moving forward in excellent

ways and what's also nice is that the gate student you know 10% is our target but we're reaching 15% and so I've foreseen the future that's going to increase as well and what's so wonderful is that obviously music in the school district is such a paramount and still this shows the preciousness of music in the school district so thank

you as I was visiting a school last week teacher was so excited to show me she offer new screen it's like smart TV haven't seen it before in all they see a screen or chalk board that we're studying but yeah it's so amazing so thank you for updating our equipments and and getting our teachers excited and when teachers were excited

also the students wore when students were excited now we got great parents come here for another school see thank you for there's a parent to participation you know we can laugh but it's so important because you know but it's about our kids I mean we love our pet I have a dog I love my dog but you

know literally our kids are our future so as an adult we must love them and we must support them and no wonder we have great collaboration from our district office down to the site administrators and all the excellent teachers that's why it makes our school district great and and parents wants to bring children to our school district because we all

care so this time I'd like to really appreciate our staffs teachers and the parents you guys being here at this night to support our education so thank you now mrs. Blair on page ten where you're at now the increase this 2018-2019 was that solely because second graders were identified or was it an increase overall I think I

miss that it's all second graders so every year when students enter second grade we screen second graders across our district but is that what we're attributing the increase to or was it just an overall increase it was an overall in car okay thank you thank you Alex hello and good evening board cabin and community last Friday a Ella high

school had their sports rally where they honored their students in spring sports and the thing was Toy Story today they had their prom fashion show and theme reveal their prom is the 20s Telugu High School recently had their clash of the conquistadors rally and filmed their lip dub boo goo had a prom theme reveal and revealed that this year's prom will be

an enchanted evening they had their freshman night which was a huge success with many incoming freshmen and their families attending on March 8th Chino high school's Trump Academy hosted an annual dance for our special education students it was a big success last Friday chena High School had a sports rally and hosted a group of Magnolia junior high leadership students

who watched the rally took a tour and learn more about leadership groups on campus we had our prom expo yesterday where students modeled styles of prom dresses and tuxes and the prom theme was revealed Hollywood Chino High also held an event where students were able to send kindness grams to other students that were delivered today during 4th

period Chino Hills High School has recently had their ASB elections for the school year of 2019 to 2020 they had their renaissance rally to recognize the academic achievements of their students and Hannah kindness week and last but certainly not least I hope everyone enjoys their Spring Break Thank You excellent 4th employee representatives from Brenda Walker no comments then it's horrendous okay we

see Yvette for Holi there's no kind then community liaisons we have a special guest from Ontario City Council Deborah brother good evening we're president and school board members nice to see you all I think sometimes we need to share more about what's going on with each other and so I came to tonight to let you know about what's going on in Ontario and we

have what is called a college promise program in Ontario for Ontario residents seniors that are graduating for high school and if they filled out the fast fund they want to go to a JC the city of Ontario will pay the tuition for two years then ejc of your choice so please do you can go online to the

website and they can see how to apply and I will leave also to these behind so if you got a freshman or a sophomore a junior coming up the road the the same program will still exist in fact Chaffey college just announced a couple months ago but they are also going to do the same thing for the other cities too so

please know that you know your child has a really opportunity in front of them to get that two years of that JC college education they can take it at a vocational program if they want and then they are they can take it for the two years and go on to a four-year program so please take advantage of this program

we really we want all of you guys to get educated here stay here work here and be good citizens here so that's what our whole goal is to do this and then also to you know we have two fabulous museums in Ontario both the community to Chafee Community Art Museum and the Ontario Museum of History and art and they are

open on Thursday through Sunday from noon to 4:00 for free so an exhibits change every six weeks so there's always something fresh something new so please come and and take advantage of the museum's and see all the great art in fact it's a little almost little late but for any budding artists in here I'm gonna leave these behind - we're having an art

exhibit and we'd like to submit some of your artwork and then beard we'd love to have you do that too so I will leave some of those things behind so so hopefully you guys will come and take advantage of some of those programs we have a wonderful new library that has tons of great stuff in it in fact we

have a new what's called a Lightspeed room now where we have 3d printers and audio-visual equipment and sewing machines for those entrepreneurs that want to come in and make some of these great things so so please come in and take advantage of that to the library is open Monday through Sunday so just check and hopefully take advantage of it there

I'm a little bit so did you guys have any kind of questions or things about the city the little aviator to them so her name is Charlotte and she so when she had that little hat on it was cute because Charlotte wants to be a pilot because of the airport so we definitely need we need more pilots we made more

airplane mechanics desperately so if those are trades that somebody would like to get into we really need those bad and you can do that pilot on the apron mechanical from out sack so if you graduate from high school fill out that FAFSA you get a C average you can use this program and become an airplane mechanic so hopefully you guys will do

that for us so any questions no I just like to thank you great news for all of our students so such a blessing thank you for a great job at City Council [Applause] okay next is mr. Bennett chino hills' city council wow what a nice nice evening huh thank you very much board for allowing me to be here this evening I'll make

this very short cuz I know we have a lot of interesting tariffs in the audience tonight and some exciting things that they need to talk about but what about the two schools in Chino Hills I mean this oh great my boys weren't there fantastic it is I think it's so great that our teachers are still teaching the

importance of finding historic heroes and to hear these young kids read their portions of their essays it's just a real tribute to the teachers and to their friends as well and of course the high school three out of four years and back to back CIF state champions what can we say it must be something in the water in the school district right

everybody that the visits or hears about Chino Hills from other areas of the country just can't get over the excellence not only in athletics but when you look at the band results and national competitions everything it's it's really quite fantastic and it's a tribute to the school board for setting up the curriculum and of course for the

efforts put in by the teachers and by the parents that are here because these kids only thrive and survive and excel because of your parent involvement I mean if there's a given fact that the more you get involved the better the students do so keep up the good work - you're doing great things couple things as I had mentioned the last time I was

here sadly a former councilmember bill Kruger passed away on February 26 this coming Sunday there's going to be a celebration of life for on his behalf at the Chino Hills Community Center Janet his wife has purchased food for 300 people so if you ever knew Bill she encouraged you to come out from noon to about 1:30 and that 1:30 there's going

to be sharing time from 1:30 to 3 o'clock so anyone that knew him this man was the consummate professional consummate volunteer I mean he did not want to be in the in in the the limelight meetings Seop you know sittings on patrol he was involved with the young Marines I mean just many many things taught by a living

example of de giving something back personally you know and and that's what we need to do a lot of times we need to strive to pay something back so I'm sure that's going to be a very emotional time especially for those of us that had the pleasure of serving with them I served with him on the Planning Commission and

the City Hall or City Council so a couple of things coming up real quick on March events on Saturday the 30th of March we're going to have the Chino Hills Community Foundation concert series lymphoedema southern california's R&B and soul standout she will be performing at 6 o'clock if the community center tickets are very reasonable $10 a piece all you have to do is bring your

chairs and blankets can be other than that area hopefully weather permitting outside the community center you can get tickets on chin Hills charts calm then on the 6th of April we're gonna be giving away mulch so anybody is doing that spring spring planting and trying to get your head home screw step there would be a 7:30 a.m.

while it lasts this will be at the in the parking lot across from the shops where the raw sushi portion of the shops is there's a parking lot across the street that's where the piles will be and then not wanting to forget about adults during Easter there's going to be an adult Easter egg scramble on Friday April 12 you must be 18 years of age

tickets are $60 which seems a little high in those eggs is gonna be $2,500 worth of prizes and if you think kids can scramble for eggs adults knowing with that kind of thing out there then of course and lights here's the thing there's gonna be lights out during the hunt so you have to bring your own basket and in the flashlight

workout and you can get your tickets for that channel hills org slash egg scramble and then for the kids the Easter Egg citement will be on Saturday the 20th of April from 10:00 to 1:00 o'clock kids 12 and under and that's gonna be the chino hills' community park and as someone mentioned earlier next week it's gonna be spring break you know

I always say this be careful those kids are gonna be thinking about Easter egg hunts and other things other than watching out for cars so be careful when you're driving or anywhere in the city because the kids are gonna be out and they're gonna be enjoying their time and let's make it a festive time and they intend to reflect

on the reason for the season and with that that's the end of my report so thank you very much for allowing me to be here thank you evening wore mark Lucille couldn't make it here he's stuck in traffic might be here so just real quick I want to thank the board the district and staff or March 9th City Chino Heather Youth track

meet at Chino High School there's a fantastic event and of course that takes coordination from everybody to make that go up I don't really know the results of that I think somebody whispered my over that Rhodes had won back but I don't know if that's true or not anyways just a couple other events that are happening on April

5th the Chino Youth Museum is going to have their first Friday Arbor Day I remember when I was a kid we used to plant the tree I don't know if that didn't intend to do but and then also spring break camp is going to be hosted at the Monta Vista Park there's a small nominal fee for that all the details

actually go to the city of Chino org and local under events and they have all the tell us related to that and really that's all I have to report thank you very much thank you great to see all the time thank you okay any other represents I seem non move on we're now at comment from audience on

items not on the agenda Pat are there any requests to speak on non-agenda items 22 requests to speak great speakers who will be called in 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 the consideration of that item once the board has commenced deliberations of an

issue speaker cards will not be accepted the board is very much 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 for public comments individual members may respond during for comments at the end additionally board does its best to support the public's right to address

its elected officials it is also important that the board conduct its business in an orderly and fair fashion as provided in bore by lot ninety three twenty three in the event that an unusual amount of speaker cards is submitted for any item the board will hear up to 30 minutes of each comments in the case of non agenda items the

board can if he chooses here the remainder of the comments after all business has been conducted I'm so Chris will you please explain to the light speakers you have three minutes to address the board begin comments at the green light yellow means you have 30 seconds left red means stop please adjust the microphone as necessary audience members please refrain from

making comments most of all speakers or at the podium thank you speakers please remember that in accordance with board bylaw 93 23 bylaws of the board meeting conduct limit remarks to three minutes total for all remarks and please limit remarks to new points the board would like to remind you that board policy thirteen twelve point one contains the procedure

for anyone who wishes to call it complaint against the district employee please follow that procedure the first speaker is Kaitlin mullet followed by Steven Huff followed by Dawn Kaitlin mullet my name is Kaitlin mullet I am a proud senior at Sheila's high school and a proud member of our school's Chamber Singers this is my second year and

advance choir and therefore this is my second year performing bingo setup every every Sunday morning 19 8 to 9 we carefully set up the gym for bingo we use this we devote our time every Sunday to fundraise for our annual choir trip for example our last the fundraising last year we went to Washington DC and we were able to sing at Arlington

similar cemetery and their beautiful Coliseum this experience not only brought tears to our eyes and memories to our hearts but it also brought tears and memories to the tourists around us it was not we were only able to conduct this if it was for our bingo setup and we devote our time to a setup that we truly care about we are treated with

respect every time we come in we work very hard and we know that it is very important and very detailed about safety and long with their money for my work with the Boosters I know that these are respectful and very logical people that I trust dearly with my safety when I set out and with the safety of the money

that is going towards the very important thing that I worked towards you talk about how music is important to students and how we are your future and these opportunities were able to happen because of bingo so thank you thank you Steven Huff followed by Dawn followed by Trisha collie good evening mr. superintendent ladies and gentlemen of the school board and

district officials my name is Steven Hoffman my four children have been enrolled in Chino Valley Unified School District Schools for the last 22 years our family has been in Chino Hills High School continuously for the last 13 years and it will be 14 years when our youngest graduates next year my children have been involved in performing arts

programs continuously since elementary school one thing that has been constant for our family has been fundraising for extracurricular activities we've been we've been heavily involved with ingo at channel high school since 2008 thing was a win-win opportunity is an excellent way for our senior citizens to socialize and be entertained trust me when I say those patrons wait all week for their

opportunity to be there for that day many of them are so anxious to play that they show up over an hour before it starts they're friendly and thankful to the students for setting up for what many is the brightest spot in their week they play sometimes win but always know that any money lost goes straight to the

kids with virtually no management overhead they know they are getting it is amazing way for students to learn community service they know they are setting up for their patrons who will enjoy that day so much the intergenerational interaction is special and rare the students also win the amazing part is that us fundraising opportunity benefits both athletic and

non-athletic organizations this is unique because stereotypically there's a divide between these groups it really helps to encourage student body unity our experience is that bingo has always been the most efficient way to raise money for the kids all it takes us some hard work it's a great lesson for the kids they receive funds when they work if they choose not to work that's okay

they don't get any funds if they work more they get more funds for a particular sport or Club it's that simple I was informed this morning via email by a Miss Hernandez player that she was not for the permanent ending of bingo program but merely a suspension until all issues are resolved with the board I really hope that this is the worst case

scenario because it's my understanding that unless any other vote is taken the program would sunset by this month period if it is a suspension then for how long what mechanisms are in place to make sure the program will be able to start again if there are concerns on the board about finances then work those concerns up and put any

guidelines or policies in place to address those concerns I could understand the suspension if the board was not getting any cooperation I understand that many questions of issues have already been addressed it shows me the Boosters will get resolved and they're not trying to stonewall the school board but this is the case please cancel the suspension and continue to

work with the booster till it gets resolved I fear that eight suspensions can be linked in and turned into a de facto shutdown let's not punish the community while you're crossing the T's and dotting the eyes thank you for your consideration Thank You dawn Tricia Kali followed by Lima Houston my name is dawn sathya when i currently serving as a

president of the Chino Hills High School general boosters the nonprofit organization that oversees the successful bid bingo program I'm here to clear up a few things that were mentioned at the March 7th board meeting in hopes to give you information that was missing that evening on September 7 2018 the general Board met with the school district mr. Parker auditor and

mrs. Brenda's our principal we collectively reviewed the improvement plan and discussed and agreed on amendments unfortunately those amendments were never recorded by the school district the school district thought the auditor made the updates and then therefore miscommunication happened all the way around nevertheless mr. Park used the original improvement plan to provide a progress report the progress report main general boosters look like

we were not in compliant and therefore resulted the board to see suspended based on not adhering to the improvement plan on Friday March 12 2019 we requested a meeting with the district to discuss the improvement plan again the school district apologized and stated that they dropped the ball mr. Park mentioned in his progress report the following which was not highlighted in

the meeting last September March 7th quote the general booster is transparent organized and keeps detailed record which was easy to follow the other quote he mentioned was this was sort of a revelation for me when I put all this together but it looks like you don't really make hundreds of thousands of dollars that the perception is of your what be made

overall another quote he said we did not encounter any problems or discrepancies during our tracing of cash and credit card deposits to corresponding monthly bank statements the general booster sends detailed financial reports to the school site administration every quarter and the school district receives our financial report semi-annually as required in the booster guidelines our goal of the Chino Hills High School

general boosters to provide funding for the students sports programs teams activities and clothes so far this year we provided ninety nine thousand in assistance in addition we have supported the nurse's office with diabetic supplies for the students we pay for the award-winning husky howler newspaper to be accredited we provided softball uniforms we help wrestling purchase new mats to be

compliant for CIF we sponsor the special ed winter dance we've purchased more than a third of the cost of the new mats that are protecting the $40,000 new wood gym floors we help sponsor build trips we plan on sponsoring senior breakfast this year and graduation activities and for the students in need at closing the March 7th meeting a few poverty' members

stated once dated please consider the source of information and take into account the motives the individuals might have when they're providing you this information another one said remember the fact people don't remember the facts there's misinformation out there and it's unnecessary and that information is causing heartache the booster program provides program is very important to Chino Hills High School and

we couldn't do it without our customers volunteers and thank you for lying on it thank you Tricia Kali Lena she stood followed by Brendan ollie Nunnally Trisha collie hi I'm Trish collie and I'm the current treasurer of the Chino Hills High School general Booster Club I'm here to talk about the numbers bingo succeeds as a fundraiser because

our winning players are immediately paid out their winnings in cash this keeps our players coming back and spending their money hoping to win more we call this a payout week our payouts are very detailed and transparence records regarding our payouts on who won and how much they won the amount the amount we pay out is easily proven and stated up

by the district's auditor as roughly 73 percent of our gross income as a nonprofit our tax return is public anyone interested could see that our gross income was 1.2 million dollars last year but please keep in mind that is gross income subtract that seven to the seventy three percent of winner payouts and you get a much smaller

number the audit report can be quoted as showing general boosters only got one hundred and sixty two thousand in a six month period the general boosters largest expense after payouts is charitable contributions this is the amount of money that we donate back to Chino Hills High School to date we have donated over ninety nine thousand dollars this school year to programs and

activities at Chino Hills High School should this bingo program continue we expect to more than double that number by the end of the school year these the rest of our income is spent on going back into twenty eight percent of it goes back into the bingo program and the rest of it is spent on taxes operating expenses advertising insurance stipends

and equipment and licensing fees anyone who comes to our booster meeting can see a quarterly breakdown of exactly how the bingo proceeds are being spent the quarterly reports are also filed with the Chino Hills high school administration and semiannual reports are filed with the school district the general booster strives to be as transparent as possible the last minute

of this board it penal code three 26.5 was brought up with questions regarding general boosters compliance general beast general boosters immediately took this info to our expert advisors at our CPA firm according to our advisors general boosters has always been in compliant with Penal Code three to 6.5 our board stipends of roughly $500 a quarter are paint out of non-gaming

funds snack bar and merchandise sales for further clarification and transparency we have been advised to begin depositing all non-gaming revenue into a separate bank account and deduct payroll stipends and all associated fees and taxes from this separate account this has been done and will continue going forward just a clear part we are in complete compliance with Penal Code

three to six point five and appreciate the school board for bringing this issue to our attention the district's auditor has stated there is zero evidence of theft or mismanagement within our program he stated that there is also no evidence of gross negligence or disregard for district directives according to the IP the improvement plan Thank You Lina Houston followed by

Brenda Nunnally followed by Stan Stewart good evening board members and thank you for the opportunity to speak to you for a minute or three my name is Lena Houston I am the president of the Chino Hills High School music loser committee but more importantly I'm the mother of four pretty amazing kids two of which are still active see V USD students our

daughter is a junior at Chino Hills High School she's the third of our children we are on our 10th year we're almost there of being musical parents so she is the third to partake in the high school music program she's a member of the award-winning marching band she's a member of the concert band she's a member of the Wind Ensemble and she is a

drummer in our world champion drumline team be a member of these musical groups has taught all of our children many things they've learned commitment they've learned responsibility they've learned work ethic they've learned teamwork they have learned through many hours of practice through many missed holidays through many missing every dance of high school they're not knowing what the word vacation even means and

learning that nothing great comes without hard work sacrifice and a lot of support they have learned that the word team is not just the performers or their teammates they have learned that it also includes those that stand behind them holding them up by supporting them emotionally academically and of course financially this program requires the support of many to maintain continued

success and growth in order for our children to maintain or our program to maintain the standard of excellence that we have provided the chena most music program requires listen closely over a quarter of a million dollars to run annually last year it was 296 thousand dollars for our children to perform for the year that money is raised primarily and

almost completely by the generous donations of our 160 roughly families through the years we have been forced to think far outside of the box to come up with approved ways in which we can fundraise we are no longer allowed to ask for payments and we can no longer mandate fees we appreciate and we and we require a me and every dime that

we were able to raise and fundraise in support of our children program general boosters and bingo have played a large part in the success and the continued growth of the music program at Chino Hills and many other programs on campus during the 2017-18 year music boosters received over forty thousand dollars in donations from general boosters and bingo this year so far already at

thirteen thousand five hundred and seventeen dollars and it's growing these donations are necessary to assist with travel costs trailer repairs instrument pairs competition fees and more as the president of the music boosters I urge you to reconsider your decision to suspend the bingo program without looking further into the program itself really looking we welcome you volunteering I'll gladly give you my

shift come work my bingo shift as a parent of a CBOC student thank you thank you Brenda Nunley followed by Stan Stewart bought by Keith parks and because of bingo about three thousand dollars at that over the last three and half years has been donated to the music program in return for the hours that I have volunteered to work at being a us

as a manager and in the music program bingo has been a huge part of why my son has been able to continue being on this amazing team bingo generously allows the parents of of the music program to volunteer at bingo and we have five bingos for the school year and in turn they donate that to our program this in turn keeps the

donation amount needed to run drumline affordable for parents like me who don't have the extra means to do that so without bingo my son would not be in drumline thank you Stan Stewart followed by Keith Parks followed by Jane Jones sorry I didn't hear my name out there Thank You president now and board I am Stan Stewart I'm the girls basketball

coach at Chino Hills I've been there for 10 years now I'm gonna echo much of what was said already so please indulge me I've been at the school now for 10 years both of my daughters have gone through the program and are now holding degrees and in the working world and out of the house in the in the ten years I've been

there bingo the general board they have produced or provided for us at least $60,000 I was doing today a a budget looking back over what our expenses were for this year I don't know if many of you understand what the operating costs of a program is girls basketball I oversee all three programs okay so I have Farsi JB and frost so our

operating expenses to date or nine thousand nine hundred dollars trying to raise that it's extremely hard having bingo as a a lever to do that as a coach understand something I am NOT an in-school kept coach I'm off campus I'm in the working world okay I've got a ten-hour day job so I go that gym in the

evening till 8:30 at night this is one less thing for me to have to worry about in terms of time spent now the other part of this is uniforms this has nothing to do with uniforms we have to support our kids with uniforms every two years uniforms cost about 5500 to $6,000 okay so add that to the other $10,000 you can

see where it adds up you can't keep going back to the well Paran get tired of kids coming home saying mom I've got to do a dad I've got to do another fundraiser can you call grandma grandpa can we go out and sell cards you know it gets old so it's really hard you know when I first started three three years in I

went to junior boosters because I had no opportunity to raise money for uniforms they provided that for me and if they didn't we'd have been in big trouble so aside from the community aspect of what you providing for these people to attend the thing goes I think you're making a grave mistake here I'm gonna say that from being in the trenches thank you

thank you Keith parks pod by Jane Jones fund by Susan Kirby hello my name is Keith parks most my points here have been covered by other people but just a little other things that may have been said yet the amount of support that the parents give the kids that go through the school there's basically enough money to buy their first car that's how

much the used car would have even that's a lot of money if you have two or three students going through it it's a lot of money for the parents of collective so any of these extra money we can get and these extra fun ladies can do is just great support from everybody but this program has been in place for 10 or 15

years now and now after one audit it hasn't been noticing after one audit it's trying to be cancelled if you cancel or suspend this it's gonna be very hard for us to build this program back up for fundraising level that's at right now so I asked you not to do that the audit apart from I understand has no

gross negligence and improvements have been made and they need to continue to be made we understand that we will do that at the very minimum I'd ask for one minute a one-year a lot of these changes to take place know for us to make additional changes if needed if it comes back and says we need any more will do

more changes but give us that time don't give us 30 days or 45 days or to April 1st it's just not enough time for us to save this program that way and lastly I'll just ask if you're going to suspend this fund raising up - knees I think will be fair that the board commits to pay us the money that

we're going to meet look we're gonna miss for the year you find a way to get out of your budget and give it to us why we go through this process thank you Thank You Joyce Jones followed by Susan Kirby laud by joy Tyson in their first about 16 years since my husband passed away some of my girlfriends thought it

would be good for my to get out of the house and I've been there almost every Sunday since and it's just grapefruit widows and older folks and I've made a lot of friends there and I really look forward to Sundays and it's really special to us I Drive a few of older ladies than me there and a lot of ladies that go to

bingo are up in age and they really look forward to it and it's about the only bingo that plays in the daytime and it's in a safe area and some of the older people don't drive at night it's wonderful to be able to support the kids so they can participate in the sports and other activities that bingo helps

with and there are some that could not participate without the help I know it would be ashamed in this and please don't take the bingo away from us it I think it's good for our minds too to keep us if there's a problem fix it it can be fixed right thank you thank you [Applause] Susan Kirby followed by joy Tyson

followed by Danielle caballos good evening my name is Susan Kirby I live in Rowland Heights and I play at Chino Hills High every weekend I enjoy all the people the volunteers are fantastic your colors are wonderful we have a really really good time and just like our previous lady said there's a lot of people that do not drive and in

the dark it's too dangerous for them to be out so we need you to keep it open if you close it the people will find another bingo and they will be gone so I really hope you will keep it open thank you for your time thank you joy Tyson hi my name is Troy Tyson I'm type hearing on the right

I'm gap on the left I real hearing on the right ear I hear well well as if I have first of all I went to put you know Hill High School because I've been going that for 16 years now all the time based on Sunday I have turbo my deaf friend that like to come and when they play bingo they sign

sign language and talk and I told them the time time to play and concentrate yeah no talking on the on the on the phone and I tell the flat boy the pull tab with the put your name on the pooch app and they draw they draw their name and they need to hear luckily lucky I I have gravy I've been very blessed by

God a lot of things that happen to to me and my family I move on move on I retired from state service work for linemen for 37 points point 500 years they've been five years that I've been retired on on my 10th I have a large training sometime we are going to do to pay bingo and I know sign language and teach of

them will came to play to come pick Matt which align September this bingo here chin held it's very nice very warm and they welcome you like your family I've been going there for 16 years the bounty and workers here are very armed and the collar to James it can and some other college are very very wonderful college

bingo callers I'd like to stop in front so I can hear and I hear well well you can't sleep when you're playing bingo you gotta keep awake you can't sleep that's why your coffee your water thank you you got enjoy life good we don't know how long we're gonna be here okay [Applause] Daniel Ceballos followed by Cheryl Manor

followed by Karen hasit my son Nicholas Awad Jose was a Chino Valley student from kindergarten until his high school graduation into and 2017 prior to this incident he had a clean criminal record no disciplinary issues and great social and family interaction just over a year ago Nicholas was accused by a student of making threats to shoot up his former

high school consequences Nicholas was arrested and fingerprinted was suspended from college for a whole semester and declared persona non grata on campus had to change his major sin scene since he now holds a criminal record lost his job his name was trashing countless media outlets spent thousands of dollars in legal representation to be reinstated in college his dad had to get an evening

job to pay for than expected expenses not to mention the ongoing personal family and social drama how he happened Nicholas went to a jolla high school to visit some friends from theater he joined a small group of students who were talking about the recent Portland tragedy the topic transitioning to the safety of their own school and how

vulnerable he was for an attack someone who was not part of the group over her my son saying how someone could easily do our harm and took it as he was making a threat the report five days later this student brought the issue to the attention of the school principal Peter Boyle law enforcement was called in right away and in a matter of four hours

there was a search and arrest warrant for my son the investigation the police investigation found no guns no means or plan to carry out the alleged threat no social media references to it no history of this orderly conduct and no psychological problems the witnesses Princip present in the conversation wrote the same insane that he that not press will ever made by

Nicolas of course the good news doesn't make the headlines the verdict the district attorney did not file charges for lack of evidence Chino police cleared my son the University of La Verne reinstated my son after their own investigation was concluded as of today the Chino Valley School District is not allowing Nicholas on school grounds or school events he

petitioned in writing to grant him permission to be present the district declined a request Nicholas will be missing his brother graduation this week it's been a year when is this going to end conclusion there are no winners in this case bad press was brought to our community and unnecessary confusion and fear to our members I'm here to start a

conversation on this issue what can we do to avoid proactively such collateral damage in the future thank you so now unfortunately we have 30 minutes a lot of time passed those speakers that would like to speak up could wait until we have all these action items done we are now at changes and delicious Pat are there any changes or deletions we're now

at the action item item 2a 1 Cal era preserve Academy k-8 temporary boundary change recommend the Board of Education approved the arrow preserve Academy through a temporary boundary change are there any speakers for speakers the first speaker is Joe Fraga followed by Kiley and Lisa Fraga get even what a start off by thinking mr. na mr. Cruz for coming out last

Thursday of the meeting at the school mr. Schaefer for having coffee with us on Tuesday and his gang yay for welcoming us to your Clubhouse on Saturday for coffee to listen to our concerns and our proposed solutions for the situation that we find ourselves in all our conversations were very fact-based fact the school is at capacity ripping at the seams has been

like that for some time now our neighborhood is continuously growing and homes are being built at a rapid rate and that's been going on for a long time yet we're only 30 percent build-out fact the district has been well aware of the rising situation for years now and yet nothing has been done about our current situation fact a big fact the district

has lobbied for measure G boaters boats with the promise of a second preserve school will be built years have gone by no school no plans and busting our overflow to Ontario is the only solution that's been proposed we need to make the second school a priority we need short-term solutions to fit the situation that we shouldn't be in to

begin with possible solution is adding more portables until the school is built although that's not the dream scenario it's the best solution for the Sinagra that we find ourselves in as keeping our children of the preserve at their home school is the number one priority and concern for us or if we must be bust or bust our children busting them busting

our kids to a much closer school such as Butterfield of chaparral for example is one there's a little bit more ideal than sending them all the way across to Ontario which is not acceptable by any means to anybody in the preserve our community was built so that families can have a home the home school where they can walk and go to school with their

friends I think that they grow up with that's what makes it preserve the gym that it is and gentlemen it's a small-town feel where everybody knows each other and most of that is due to the relationships built at caldera Preserve Academy and I respectfully ask that the board do the right thing for these kids students families and whatever short term

solution is chosen it must and I emphasize it must include the second calvero school on the horizon thank you for your time thank you Hayley and Lisa Fraga followed by April hi my name is Kaylee Fraga I'm 10 years old and I have lived in to preserve all my life I would like to tell you how this situation affects my me personally

my dream when I grow up is to be a singer and actress and in sixth grade I hope to go to a performing arts school and I'm afraid to go now at this point because what if I don't like performing arts school if I want to come back as you know teller who psychopathy I don't think it's fair to bus kids two hours a

day to material in my personal opinion I think that we should know the second school so we so they could be bused to ignore closer school like my dad said it's not fair for the kids in our community whatever the district has to do to keep all the kids in the same community that's what we have to do

because it's the good thing to do I appreciate your time now you gave me the same evening thank you thank you good evening everyone my name is April ranan and I have listened to preserve for about nine years I'm here to speak as a mother and as a teacher what attracted me to the preserve was the school even before I got married and had

my own kids I already knew I wanted to live there because of the school um I was able to tour the school before it was even built I mean well not before I was built before it was even opened in the process of it being built and I thought to myself wow this is where I want my kids to grow up

if I ever had them at that time so here they are now I currently have this one at the school and I have a two-year-old at home I have been an elementary teacher for over 12 years right next door at Ontario Montclair I know what it's like to work in a classroom that has been maxed out I know what it's like

to work out title in school I know what it's like to not have parents apart and I know what it's like to have parent support right here I could have chosen to take my own child to the school I teach at because I have awesome teachers there but I chose Cal Aero because of the community we live in

my daughter practically grew up knowing all our neighbors they are not strangers to her their family I can't imagine my youngest not being able to attend Cal Aero on our way here I asked my oldest one here how she would feel if her little sister didn't go to the same school as her her response was I go

crazy and I wasn't expecting that response I thought she was gonna say sad but she said she's my little sister why would she go to a different school I chose our neighborhood I chose our community I chose her school because deep down this is where I want my kids to flourish and grow not at my school as

much as I love the school I work at but it's the people that I live with here and around please reconsider your boundary changes and in building preserve - sooner than later for the sake of our community our families future students and little sisters and brothers who have been dreaming of someday going to Cal aro just like my

two year old who has been dreaming of this since she started seeing her sister go to school two years ago thank you cat-boy good evening good evening president Nam members the board I'm Pat annoy I represent Lois plan communities with me tonight is Randall Lewis also Bryan Goodman of the Lewis organization so this is a real important issue before

you tonight and just over the last month you've heard from many residents community members about this issue we're here we represent not only those families but the families to come and the students to come in the areas that are still to be developed in the preserve I personally attended many of the meetings where Greg made presentations the community in listened to what the

residents had to say and the questions were raised some things stood out to me the preserve residents they loved Cal Aero reserve Academy so the school many of the folks in this room made it the great place to be so thank you and the families the community that's really the heart of the community so it stands out

they love their school they're involved and engaged they care and they're concerned for their children and the kids as we all are but the big concern is I see is just the uncertainty about the proposal and we understand the boundary change issue is before you tonight but it seems just the big issue is really what's happening in the future

the second school there's uncertainty there's doubt there's distrust nobody can tell somebody how long this temporary situation will last so we understand that the district has declining enrollment and that impacts the district but the preserve is also one of the big growing areas in the city of Chino and in the districts area so it's a difficult issue before you

measure G when that was proposed to vote part of the sales point to the community was for them to vote on that measure and which was approved was the building of the second school that was a key sales point Louis companies we also pay substantial property just we have income property so we're invested in those well we're paying

those taxes so it seems to us a key thing now the lady earlier came up and she said that there's a problem fix it we see it the second school making that a priority hiring the architect there's money available so we think there's an opportunity for the district to eliminate some of the uncertainty the doubt the mistrust and and just we

request we respectfully ask the district and the board to just consider this about hiring the architect for the second school directing the staff the superintendent to make that a priority set a timeline of funding plan Louis owns the property we we stand committed to work with the district to make that happen to figure out ways to make things

more economical make it efficient make things happen at the same time make it more expedient so thank you for listening to us tonight [Applause] we are we're going to hear from dr. Anfield tonight there is a action item regarding the approval of a proposed temporary boundary change and I want to try to clear up some I think confusion

first off the Chino Valley Unified School District Board of Education along with staff and myself have never said that we were going to delay our not build a second school in the preserve when the land becomes available to purchase the district will move forward with the purchasing of the property for the second school currently we're waiting for the California Department of

Education to approve that site and once it's approved will purchase the land when the lands available now for the action item before the board tonight on the proposed boundary change a yes vote on this item allows the current residents who have children at Cal arrow and their siblings who are not old enough to attend Cal arrow to be

grandfathered into Cal arrow when their children enter kindergarten this would give them preference over a resident who moves into the preserve in the future it would also reduce the current boundary of Cal arrow and would define a new boundary for the second school in the preserve a no vote on this item would mean staying status quo no change to the

Cal arrow boundary and follow the regular process of overflowing students when the school reaches its capacity I believe changing the boundaries is the right thing to do but board member board members it's your decision to make tonight you may have a motion so moved by Miss Blair seconded by mr. Schaefer any comments and discussions yeah I just

want to make some initial comments so I've had the opportunity to speak with many community members and that's my number one concern as members of our community obviously there are a variety of stakeholders involved in this that you and a lot of things happening behind the scenes that I think community members may or may not be privy to but again I'm

most concerned with our community members not the politics or the mechanics of some of the things that are happening I do want to be clear about one thing though this is just I want to get this fact out there because I do think it's causing a lot of uncertainty and one thing that always troubles me with a lot of the issues that could

dealt with locally politically is that if there ever is misinformation about something people tend to get very upset warranted tend to get upset and then we find out well there that fact was not wrong or maybe something represented and my goal is to make sure that and whatever decision this board makes we are looking at the facts we're also

listening to the people that are going to be impacted by the decision I do want to reiterate something dr. Enfield shared which is when voters approve measure G there are funds set aside to purchase the land for the second school that money has not moved it hasn't been shifted it's not in the ether it's being used to purchase the land for the second

school we are in the process of getting state approval to do that so the wheels are in motion I appreciate that some people will probably view these wheels it's moving quite slowly and not in quite the fashion that they'd like those wheels to move but I do want to be clear that that that money that voters approved I proved

as well on the Jim wasn't she no I now live in Chino Hills when mr. G was passed that money is there to build the second school it has not moved it is there so I just want to make that clear because I do see some messaging in the audience and I've gotten a lot of questions about what happened to those

funds so I do want to make that clear and the reason I want to make that clear is I also would feel uncertainty if I thought I had voted on something and funds had been set aside and all of a sudden I was told it wasn't gonna happen so I definitely I definitely appreciate that we definitely have some challenges

with these boundary changes I appreciate that I think one of the challenges I face as a board member is you know I still think there's some open questions I've had the opportunity to talk to a lot of community members they have questions and I'm not yet in a position to answer and as a board member if I'm

not in the position to answer and effectively with our community members you know I can't make an educated decision and I can't make a fair decision that will benefit not only those who live in the preserve but other people in our community that we impacted so my request this evening before I make any other comments just so it sort of clear we're

going with all of this beyond clarifying the whole financing detail is I don't feel I'm yet in a position where I can take a vote on this and so one request I'm going to make after allowing my fellow board members to have an opportunity to voice their opinion which again no one has had the opportunity to do that is to table this

for right now because I don't think that we have some questions answered and I'd like to get some answers to those questions this is Blair dr. infield I know you provided us with an update are you able to share any of what the update was with the public when the meeting with Lois Lee just that we've met

because there's I think that's the concern is that parents believe that there is no communication but there has been yes there has been a meeting with Louis and we're still in meetings and conversations and we'll continue to meet with it okay and I think that that's important a lot of the messages that I received in the emails were requesting

that the district returned to discussions with the developer and that has occurred and so I want to put that out there in addition for the two newest board members it is a bit difficult to come in to something that they really didn't have input in regarding measure G and the outline of projects and it's easy to request that one thing become a

priority over something else because if we do that there will be another group of community members here saying but wait you worked on a plan of how to spend the money and I'd encourage you to go on to the district website the measure G powerpoints are on there we as a board spent a lot of time detailing how the

bonds would be spent as the money came in the second school is on that list but again I I just would encourage you as a parent in this school district where the child's still here is that what you don't want is to make it seem as though you could care less about the other items and the other school sites that

are on the list we worked a lot on that priority list or at least how the money was going to be spent and so I know you're not saying make us a priority and forget everyone else I know that that's not what you're saying but that is what is out there and so just know that there are things that are happening and no one

has forgotten that measure G includes the second school and yes are you in need absolutely there was a discussion I had with the parent about portables but several years ago there were parents opposed to two more portables I that discussion needs to be had if it's a possibility and and we're open to that then let's do that on a temporary basis

but there are discussions and it is important to all of us but yes there are two board members here who unfortunately weren't here from the start regarding how the bond money was going to be spent and maybe we need a board study session dr. infilled and and so we could get the the plan out there again and include our

two new board members mr. Schaeffer thank you I had the opportunity to speak with several members of the preserve community and I hear your concerns and I feel your frustration I think it's important that we remember it's easy to kind of combine all of these issues but there are three separate issues that I kind of see is the boundary change the temporary

boundary change one is the overcrowding issue at Cal arrow and the third would be the second school in the preserve and although they're all intertwined they're all on very separate time schedules and timetables and so we need to address them as individual issues but we need to make sure and I agree that maybe a study session would be the best thing because

we do need to make sure that we have an in goal in sight so that when we put these temporary solutions in place whether it's more portables or a temporary boundary change that they are temporary and that we do have an end goal in sight and that that's only fair to the folks that live there now and

it's only fair to the folks that are considering moving there as the development comes forward so again I hear your concerns and I can't change what was said and done in the past I was not part of that conversation but I'm committed to being part of the solution moving forward so with that I'll yield my time back mr. Cruz yes so you know

what is our concern that our concern is the best interest of our kids very simple is that we know in the future you're gonna have new kids coming and we know that it's wrong to separate kids from their friends obviously so we also know that the school is overcrowded it's in your around school so it makes perfect sense common sense to build

another school a priority and at the same time overflowing common sense it's it's not good for kids nor the increase of busing which causes a safety issue so immediately you don't have to table anything you simply say no to this thing and like the gentleman stated you have bungalows in the area because this is very simple it's the best interest and

you focus on another school which measure G had a lot to do with it and it passed probably had a lot to do with the preserve so it's common sense you do what's right for kids simple as that everything else it doesn't matter I would like to make a comment now there are things that that we plan

sometimes a vacation sometimes holiday get-togethers sometimes taking kids to museums so those are all intact and well organized for me and I'm not only a nice person per se but I know that I go by my common sense if something is happening like roof leaks what is your vacation what is your holiday gatherings you'd fix a roof

first I'm feeling yes I'm offered building brand new Chino high school Reeb modernizing and make sure that all the children's are served and they're happy but this one talks about breaking up families saying no to new families moving into a great community Chino which is our school district and how could we say no to that we have to open

the open arms and put the project in priority list so make sure the kids will not be separated and these will get to known to other communities members so that they would understand what we sent for we stand for our children I stand for that little girl there what if she moved to another school and wants to come back and something didn't work

out that's a great fear for the little girl and we used to be a little too you know I used to be afraid when I broke my plate and I used to hide from my mom and this still haunts me now now it's not a big deal you could go to Walmart and get upset but as a little people there are

great things in their mind and without the kids this district office do not have to exist but we don't need teachers we don't need staff members but it's about kids if we'd said we really get out put this on prior to this number one because it's like roof roof leaking and what comes better after years from now that we did the right thing now what

the book says not what TV says fake news no more we're about our community we're gonna protect our kids and loved our children ninety nine just as what we say about what we do it okay so I would support this moving this project forward in priority list thank you mister Gagne so at this point I'm just gonna sum up

what I'm gonna say it's been the conversation and then sort of make a point that I think is obvious which is I have a feeling that the proposal as it stands now is not going to pass maybe I'm wrong I'm just gonna go on and limb here at the disagree though that we don't need to even if we say no tonight

we do need a plan the school is overcrowded so we can't just sit around and say we're keeping everybody together and then not address the overcrowding problem let's say that the school becomes a priority it's still going to take two or three years to build a school so we still have to have a conversation about this so I am

uncomfortable with voting no and then just saying well that the whole thing's gonna resolve itself it's not we just had parents up here saying it hasn't resolved itself so I do want to make the point that if we are gonna say no I endorsed this having a study session talking about the priorities talking about the bond money because we

aren't operating in a vacuum but also we have other issues we do need to address and we do need a temporary solution and I feel like everybody in this conversation has been reasonable when I've had conversations with parents they've been reasonable conversations everyone's admitted to some extent there needs to be a temporary solution because there is a pervasive problem so what I

would endorse is that if we are going to not pass this tonight we then immediately take some action to come up with a temporary solution discuss that solution as a community and we'll all agree that there has be some temporary solution before the new academic year the only solution is you you put more bungalows that's it and

you fix it actually miss a lot of the points that I wanted to talk about regardless of what happens with this action item tonight it's important that we start the conversation to figure out what we can do in the short term and I do say short term because it needs to be a temporary fix I don't think anybody

wants to see a bunch of additional portables out there for years and years and years but I think it may be a palatable solution for a lot if there is a light at the end of the tunnel and there's movement forward and progress being made to alleviate the overcrowding in a reasonable time mr. Cruz yeah the solution is the priority is the second

school and then you proceed with del BLC and you devise a plan that's it I just like to think that the parents and and your desire and your hearts and we can see that that our district is listening yeah and quite clearly and our partners whose home are listening to so I believe we'll come up with a solution that is

that is good for our kids and one that is temporary and one in long term but in a very short time so I would also agree to have a session if dr. Anfield see that is appropriate for time schedule yes I'd like to make a motion to table this item okay I second that item I always send my motion it seems

like my colleagues might have some comments I just want to make sure that if we table this that if we decide that it's part of a short-term solution down the road that we can bring it back at that point that it's that we're not big because it may very well be part of a short-term solution we won't know until

we start talking about it looking at it and so I don't want to completely throw it off the table if it's a important piece of a short-term solution so as long as we can bring this back at a later time but I'm playing with the motion table yeah you're able to bring it back then I'll renew my motion to

table all those in favor say aye aye opposed no for one item to be one resolution 2018 2019 - 35 notice of layoffs of certain classified staff pursuant to education code four five one one seven and four five two nine eight recommend the Board of Education adopt resolution 2018 2019 - thirty five notice of layoffs of certain classified

staff percent president educate to education code four five one one seven and four five to nine eight are there any speakers may have a motion so moved ganya second the vibes blair i comment some questions on dr. Mann field Roy effect what design effect any of our employees no this is a recommendation from a school site that uses title one

categorical money and there is nobody in this position and the school site counsel wants to do away with the position and so by Ed code we have to lay off the position even though there's nobody being affected all those in favor say aye opposed preferential vote I despise you we're now at consent items are there new speakers mr. Schaefer no

pulse thank you Suganya no pools thank you no pulse Blair no pulse you too awesome a constant items may I have a motion some of dubai news we're second second all in favor say aye and preferential high passes invites now at this time if we had any speakers that had given us the cards to speak you're allowed to speak at this moment

Cheryl Manor karen hasit James Lonni good evening board my name is james lani and i'm here to discuss the concerns regarding chino hills' hi bingo I've watched the school board meeting last time you held it and I was appalled by the lack of knowledge misinformation and flat-out lies that were in understanding how this premier fundraising activity operates excuse me not here to dwell on

that meeting and I understand that information has been provided after that meeting that is not just to the auditor but also to the board members directly excuse me my voice I've been involved in chino hills' hi bingo for four years and during that time I've come to have respect for not only the professionalism on how bingo is run but also the

dedication and integrity of the individuals that read it I'm here to speak however as a parent my daughter coming from Townsend went into Chino Hills High bingo in the color guard program and the color guard program had a big jump in cost to be involved in that that's how I got involved is by volunteering for bingo based on my

involvement it made colorguard affordable for all for years I had very outlay out of my own pocket she got to perform and win at various schools all over the state color guard is one small example all the various sports and activities that Jenelle's high bingo supports would all lose that funding could other fundraising activities take its place not to the extent that bingo

consistently supports weekend and week out when my daughter was in color guard she has since graduated but competitions were help were put on the calendar that ultimately had to be cancelled why because too many parents took advantage of the fact that payment is optional and they could not be excluded for lack of payment ultimately there wasn't enough

funds for the kids to perform like they expected if you kill bingo you will drive a knife not through bingo but through the heart of every one of the many sports and activities that bingo has supported for 16 years I mentioned earlier my daughter graduated I'm still involved with bingo I have no other children involved at Chino Hills High but I'm still involved

because of the dedication and integrity of the individuals that are involved on behalf of the parents I implore the board to allow bingo to run undisturbed while the final information that the board seeks is understood Thank You Heather Keenan Teahen Heather keihan Cynthia dickerson good evening my name is Cynthia dickerson and I'm the parent of a senior

at Chino Hills High as well as three husky alumni and I'm speaking to urge you to continue the bingo program without interruption I've read the article in the champion and I viewed the minutes from the last board meeting and the concerns that have been raised are unfounded and have no substance bingo has complied with all the requirements and restrictions the board

has given them and the activities of their dedicated volunteers are above reproach the auditor has already stated that the financial records are transparent and well organized bingo doesn't need to be suspended in order for the audit to be completed businesses have audits all the time and they don't shut down the auditor just needs to give it some undivided attention suspending

bingo on April 1st would have a far-reaching impact on the students at unify our programs budget for the full academic year assuming that bingo money will continue to be available there are events and activities across a variety of programs that may have to be canceled if the games are shut down including grad night and the senior trip not only

that but shutting down over the summer would eat into next year's budgets and make it more difficult to plan our programs as others before me this evening have said bingo money benefits students across our campus in a variety of ways from established programs like music and athletics to supplies for the school nurses office to prom tickets and

graduation gowns for homeless students and so much more our bingo players our loyal community members who love our students and want to help our school there are other places that they could play bingo but they choose to spend their money to help our students a number of our bingo players came here to support us tonight and I'm sure that if

you ask any one of them you'll see that they should they share our Husky pride the bingo Pro program is a successful fundraiser that is supported by a large and diverse group of dedicated parent volunteers it's not just helping a select few it's money benefits our entire student body in a variety of important ways it gives all students an opportunity part

to participate in our activities not just those who can afford it please reconsider your decision to suspend to suspend bingo on April 1st and don't suspend it over this summer either the school needs bingo and once it's suspended it will be much harder to get up and get it up and running again do your due diligence and you'll see that

the program is exemplary and something that the district can be prouder thank you Tony Montana hi good evening I'm Tony Montanez I work at alternative ed in at the alternative Education Center and so I know there's been there's been a lot of people speaking about things that are very very close to their hearts and with with good reason

because it's their children their community and so I just wanted to express our appreciation for the district support and the board support for the alternative education center and because all of us are happy to work there because our campus is a calm alternative for students who who need it and some are we we have like the little

nickname for our campus we call it the campus of hope so we're we're a bit concerned about the new charter school sharing some of our space because one of our colleagues came from a campus who her campus was taken over by a charter school so we don't want that to happen our program works because we have increased in numbers I believe we're up

to 470 right now so we're not insignificant so I hope that we can continue to count on your support to keep our campus and I know that there are many factors when making decisions with concerning facilities and charter schools but we serve students who need a campus like ours and a few weeks ago I met with two students who have had

experience some anxiety with on their campuses and so it just it just confirms that they they need a place like ours and so if we if our campus saves one one ones students from from a terrible situation I think it pays for itself so in if if it comes up to make a decision about our campus we hope that we can

continue to count on your support thank you very much P an Misawa TN Misawa Elisabeth Kira curieux good evening my name is Elizabeth Curtis and my daughter attends Chino Hills High School and as part of the marching Regiment concert band jazz band the bingo program for me has been an amazing way for me to raise funds for her for her fair share account

including recently helping to fund her trip to San Francisco with the Jazz Band which she's really looking forward to and I would like to open up to you why bingo is so important to me I'm a single parent and I live paycheck to paycheck but being able to volunteer my time to help her and the band program is

something I'm extremely grateful for with bingo alone this year I've been able to raise over $800 for her fair share account and if bingo is suspended I really it kind of stresses you know cuz I'm not sure how I'll be able to get funds I understand band is you know you don't have to pay to participate but our

programs cost a lot of money to fund and I can't imagine having to tell our kids who work so hard that you can't go to the concert you can't go to this competition that you've worked all season for because we don't have the funds to allow you to go to these things our boosters work really hard to fund our programs so

that all kids can't participate and additionally bingo has been a great way for parents like me to fundraise for our kids without having to get a part-time job or a second job which then takes away time for our children our children additionally I just wanted to say that I've been honored to call many of the being role players my newfound friends

the volunteers that I work with have become like family I look forward to seeing those on the basketball on the swim team connecting with all these parents all of them love volunteering for their kids for their program there's so much heart at this high school and all programs across the board and I would just like to implore the board

that while you do your investigations your concerns that you please don't suspend the bingo program during this time if I look at it my daughter's planning to do band through her senior year she's a freshman so I'm looking at about $6,000 towards her fair share over the next three years and bingo is definitely going to help me to meet that

need so I would implore it implore the board to really consider not suspending it during this time thank you very much Michael Young good evening everyone my name is Michael Young I'm a parent of three my son has graduated 2010 I've got a senior and a junior and the general boosters at Chino Hills High School is is much more than a

bingo program however without the bingo program it wouldn't be able to do the many things that it does they provide funds for academics athletics activities and what you've heard from countless others before me is that they really set the culture of the school they allow forum for parents from all of these different clubs activities athletics academics to come together and

support each other get to know each other help fundraise we all understand the I guess the challenges of being a public school and trying to do all of the wonderful award-winning programs that we do at Chino Hills High School I have two daughters who are on the spirit leader program which is a hundred and twenty thousand dollar up program and

it's a year-long program they do competitions there at every game cheering on things they do rallies and they've loved it they it's you know an integral part of their high school years bingo provides a well I mean the general boosters provides prom dresses grad night tickets and other fees for students who otherwise would not have access they provide scholarships for

students looking for continuing education the list is endless and we've got a world champion drumline a national champion band a national champion basketball team well state champion the basketball team award winning spirit leaders a national champion dance team some of the top academics and the the support of general boosters goes for aquatics baseball you name it they're able to support these programs

because of bingo bingo provides ten to twelve thousand dollars a year towards the spirit leader program depending on how many I guess assignments were given but it's also an integral part of the community it's one of the rare opportunities where multi-generational internet interaction is celebrated you've heard from some of our senior patrons but our parents serve and our kids see these wonderful people

leaving as their you know either celebrating their victory or saying hey well we donated a lot to you today but it's it's you know it is a an opportunity for them to come together I guess in conclusion without bingo the general boosters ability to support and impact the many student lives would be restrictive lis diminished and so we're

just asking for you know if there's a problem let's work together to find a solution but suspending a program and having all the people go away is going to be really hard to recover thank you Chris Stevens Chris Stevens great we're now add board member comments items presentation tonight and congratulations once again to the Chino Hills High

School boys basketball state championship a Division one team back to back I'm not gonna comment a much about what's going on down to preserve I think we had a pretty healthy debate or discussion on that already dr. M feel I would just like to see if we can't fast track a Governance session or a study session on

that so we can continue to get input and come up with some solutions for the short-term as far as the bingo I'm not going to discuss the actual program either because I don't think that's appropriate since it's going to be coming back before the board for a vote and so it's not appropriate to talk about the issues without having an only

agenda I will say though that I concur completely with everyone that the bingo and the general boosters by way of bingo does a fantastic job and there's no way to backfill that money but it's also important to make sure that everything is done in an appropriate and transparent manner and so I can't speak for the rest of the board but my actions

at the meeting to suspend the bingo was done to get the conversation started because we had stagnated on some of the recommendations that were in the audit report and it's important to get that information out so that the entire board has the opportunity to hear the information and receive all the information to make a decision so with

that being said dr. infield I'd like to request that that item come back at the April 4th meeting not a problem I was able to attend a anti cyber bullying presentation at Chino Hills High School was put on by assistant to district attorney from Riverside County she did a fantastic job of presenting all the aspects of bullying how it affects the

victims the state of mind for the most part of the bully themselves and then also the legal consequences and it was very well received by the students and so if there are any of our other junior high or even high schools that would like to look at the program I would encourage you to contact mr. Finkbeiner over at Canyon Hills

we had a bald Evo Commission meeting there's nothing to report out of that and as far as the chino hills' Parks and Recreation Committee our Commission we had a meeting last night and I will defer to vice mayor Bennett's thorough report earlier about all the happenings going on over in the city of Chino Hills so with that I'll conclude my comments

thanks for attending and have a great evening thank you mrs. Gagne thank you first I'd like to thank all the parents for attending this evening and it's 9:16 so I'll be brief I know you need to get home I've had the opportunity to keep visiting our wonderful schools I was able to visit at Dixon elementary as well as Buena Vista and Don Lugo

yesterday I was amazed at Donna Lugo high school just the progress with career pathways and career technical education they are really doing a lot to support our high school students and make sure that all students have Career Pathways upon graduation I also got to pet a goat in a dog so that was a pretty good trip in my book too to visit a high

school but in that view in terms of Career Pathways I'm also excited to announce that you know in my role working with the chamber I've been meeting with the executive director and we have some new programs that I'm gonna be collaborating with the chamber on including a mentorship program for students as well as Job Shadow so once

there's more information I'm really excited to to partner and work with the chamber on this because we have a wonderful leadership at the chamber wonderful members and I think just we just need to connect those members to our students to make sure our students have pathways to success so thank you and good night Thank You mr. Cruz very brief you know

our next board meeting will be after after April first and bingo will be suspended and you know the best interest of kids will be would at least have a special meeting next week and resend a suspension that'd be the best thing to do and then then talk about what we what we can do I mean that's that's common

sense Neels you just have to focus in the proper place but um I attended especially at dance and I tell you those those are amazing dances I really you got some great people there and fabulous time for everybody that the students and so forth you have Eubanks a teacher that supports all this miss Butler and her husband and the culinary teacher

fantastic people and then I attended the public safety Chamber of Commerce they order the men and women of local fire and police and Sheriff Department so it's great that they have been doing this for the past years so thank you thank you mrs. Blair I'm not going to say I'll be brief because I may not I I

want to begin by acknowledging the parent who spoke about his son and the threat that was made that kind of blew up in our community and I want to say that because you know Facebook is really good about reminding us of what transpired a year ago and a year ago there was a student who made a threat

towards his prior junior high school so when you started speaking I thought is it the same but then I remembered the situation but I say that to say that I think we've become oversensitive when certain things are shared for example earlier today and and for those parents that are here from Chino Hills High School mrs. Brenner sent out a message

indicating that the threat that had been reported ended up be having been sent out by a fake account using the student's name and I might my only reply to dr. Enfield was how bad I felt for that student whose morning was so frightening and but that's where we've gotten we as a board are presented with situations and screenshots that parents interpret

to be you know threats and and then I look at it and because I guess because I have a teenager I'm like that that that's not a threat those are lyrics to a song and I just think that yes we we want to ensure the safety of all of our students but to what extent the harm that was caused to the student today I

mean that is something that this student will hold for a long time you know being taken in by law enforcement confiscation of the phone all of that that occurs you know her her peers looking at this student as though they had committed a crime all of that and so I feel for you because that's the reality right now is

that oftentimes it it isn't what we assumed to be so I'm really sorry that you went through that I also want to acknowledge the the students and the parents who get up to speak especially those that cry because I'm going to tell you when I used to stand at that podium addressing this board I cried a lot

tonight as you say I think they keep onions over there because I was always crying that's the passion and and the concern that we have and you know sometimes out of frustration we just it just takes over and so I don't ever want any student or parent to feel bad because I think it's the podium that does that so just keep speaking your

mind to our regarding the situation at Chino Hills High School it's there are difficult decisions that we make I for one had been hearing about the concerns about bingo since last year and [Music] one of our prior board members kept requesting the improvement plan and and then a couple of meetings later we you know she was asking for an update and

and so it it isn't something that is just occurring in in 2019 so I want to clarify that is the fundraising invaluable absolutely we're not questioning the value or the validity and of course we appreciate the volunteers I countless hours and I attended bingo before this whole situation because I was invited by a booster member and I attended twice

neither time I found a seat because and I did report back because it does get crowded you you have an amazing turnout and then I really don't know how to play bingo so you know but the fact is that yes it's well attended and I think one of the days it was raining and even then it was packed and and I reported back

after have attending the first bingo and I said that there were a lot of seniors and how exciting you know excited they were to be there and to be participating so it's not as though I'm not familiar with how great of a program it is but there are concerns and I received several messages from parents on the

other side of the issue and what I would really encourage is for those of you that are part of the boosters that better communication needs to take place especially when parents request or ask questions about the funding and I'm not gonna read all of the emails and I'm not gonna read all of the messages I received but I am going to read just a

part of one of the emails because she indicates when I've asked questions of the general booster board members they have been condescending and downright rude and almost all of the emails and messages I received were to that nature and extend so I'm just saying there there are two sides to everything and then an you know as board

members were kind of in the middle just trying to figure out and just trying to stay focused on the audit results and the improvement plan and that's all we're dealing with but I'm just saying that it's important to bridge the gap between the parents on both sides of the spectrum on that campus because all students deserve that and so and if it

had just been one email I would have said it's just maybe one disgruntled parent but it wasn't just when and and there were several messages so I I'm just putting that out there you do with it what you want it's just a suggestion and I thought to take into consideration and I want to close by addressing mr.

Martinez and and our other teachers that are here from the alternative education center and you have a strong advocate here for the program none of us ever think that our child will need that smaller setting but I find myself having my son learn now partly doing virtual and partly attending chino hills' high school now so I it's an amazing program all of the

programs that you offer there I as a board member and I'm ashamed that I didn't know about the Virtual Academy and the possibilities of getting our students a quality education through that program so they attend Virtual Academy then they report to their neighborhood high school you know they can split up the periods they could do three and three four and two whatever it

is that the student needs and I think we need to promote that more I mean you're doing great along with dr. Carr getting four hundred and seventy students already but I think Anita's even greater than that because I have friends with children in the district to have anxiety who are struggling who are ditching why are they digging they don't want to be

on that large campus something is missing and I think there would be perfect candidates for the Virtual Academy or any of the other programs that you offer there so I want to thank you and and I want to acknowledge your your plea that we advocate for that campus and we are so just keep that in mind with that everyone have a good

night and for those that are off starting tomorrow enjoy your Spring Break I just want to clarify everybody is clear regarding the boosters so at the last board meeting the board approved the bingo to go until April 1st and so Sunday is March 31st and then April 1st is was the the motion that suspended at that time but tonight

mr. Schaefer asked for it to come back so it will be coming back on April 4th for the board to make a decision on what they want to do on the extending that the bingo so if it was approved at that case then there would not be any any need for a special board meaning that it would come back and bingo could continue

on the 7th that's a possibility so I don't think the board needs a special board meeting because again it will be coming back at April 4th I like to ask doctor and I feel see if we could meet up with that our parent there and listen to concern if there's any possibly that we could provide the wishes of those students or former

student I would support that so please meet up with them okay okay thank you I talked about the feelings the feelings when I walked into a bingo high school unfilter feelings at this time I like to have Kenya I don't know your last thing I'm sorry but sherry told me how great person you were dedicating all your life on that room to

serve fellow seniors so I'd like to have you stand up and let's give a great pause thank you for your dedication and service this is what we need so when we look at people we can look at millionaires and billionaires and all these hot stars and athletes but we want to find somebody that I can say when you

grow up you become like him or her and that's that's you so thank you thank you my feelings when I walked in and then Dan said I'm the president you're the president let's talk between the president president I said no I served one mass and my president is different and she laughed I just like to thank you

the lives are drama but because of that you shouldn't lose your health or sleep over that things will go on and then righteous will stand I believe personally as one speaker said it's a win-win situation I really love children since I was little I love I said I love animals and children and it hasn't changed so I know how much you guys benefit our

kids on that single day you have donated two thousand dollars to the wrestling program it was awesome but I also from my cultural background we really respect elders and seniors and you serve that population and we're what they call on that I say safe day time so I think you guys are providing a great venue for them at the same time serving our

students so when if you have a 5 kids you know family no one could agree that true everybody's different but your hearts count so I saw that heart I felt it and that's what that senior ladies has said they feel kindness being family meeting friends that's a great thing great program so thank you and I like to

have it's even growing even stronger there were some empty seats which was a great maybe five ten seats and I was able to just all see that it many times people say hey there's a new restaurant oh it's just such a great place but you get these and dad and at this price but until you go there you don't know and

but I have gone through your invitation so at this time I like to say thank you for all of your hard work and love your treasure report that was a great clear just awesome and and sometimes when people don't know they don't know but when you do the right thing you just continue on and and I'll be there for

you and as dr. Enfield said we'll bring this item back so it continued on thank you and I'd like to talk about preserve now preserve yes I see it as a roof leaking and it's right we do need to have a short-term solution but we'll bring out parents and we bring out all the stakeholders and we'll have that

discussion and we'll come up with ideas worst was over 18 years old adults and if we said every thoughts in well-being of our children we'll find some solution that is Georgia but long-term in a fast manner so that kids don't have to cry or or being in a fear no that's not cool as an adult we need to sacrifice for children

I like to say that and miss Ghani was perfect today about talking about the new high school such a great school and I'm so happy that she's visiting all these campuses because she observed the things that I have seen some in in the in the meetings somebody had said about some schools in Chino and we need to

have that pride back I like to see Chino high school being rebuilt as Troy school or better even in Seminole County and Donna Lugo high school we would have a strong the path programs and and maybe college credit courses were in and make it so good so that when people say tanu go they was here on the map when they

said you know high school they all see on the map as I preserve parents they wanted that preserved school it's gonna be like that so let's continue to have hope and trust and work together and lastly I like to thank Yvette Farley and I think she's not here but she has done a great job at our choral festival jazz

it was a wonderful program and and I was kind of interest kind of looking at Chino high school band oh my gosh if you if they'll do anything go buy the tickets and watch them Oh our high school they're an artist I'll not go watch movies I'll look at our high school students so I'd like to thank all

the music teachers and directors who are so dedicated and this year I felt again feeling matters warmness from all these teachers and I could say if that's from our newly here at a CT leadership so we're just blessed to have you guys all working us together thank you good I joined the meeting at 9:35