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Henrico County School Board Monthly Meeting, Thursday, March 26, 2026

Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
Place: Henrico County School Board, Virginia
Length: 49m (video)
Official meeting video (YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsZyE1jZ0QI
Official meeting portal (Henrico County Public Schools, Diligent Community): https://henricoschools.community.diligentoneplatform.com/Portal/MeetingTypeList.aspx

Machine transcript (speech-to-text) produced by Coraggio Consulting. Not an official county record. Names and numbers may be misspelled; check the video at the timestamp before quoting.
Speech-to-text: whisper.cpp, model large-v3-turbo. Produced 2026-10-25. Timestamps are [HH:MM:SS] into the meeting video.

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[00:00:02] I would like to welcome everyone to the March 26, 2026 monthly meeting of the Henrico County School Board. We'll first start with an approval of the agenda. Colleagues, is there a motion to approve the agenda? I move the school board approve the agenda for this evening's meeting.

[00:00:18] Thank you, Mrs. Kinsella. Do I have a second? Second. Thank you, Mr. Young. All those in favor say aye. Aye. All opposed? The ayes have it. The agenda is approved. Dr. Cashwell. Thank you, Chair Irving, members of the board. evening and to all of our guests welcome we're thrilled to have you join us this evening we will begin our meeting as we always do which will be with the Pledge of Allegiance which will be followed by a brief moment of silence and to lead us in the pledge this evening we are delighted to have students from Lakeside Elementary School with us their principal Holly Drake will come to the podium followed by her students who will come to the stage and she'll

[00:00:58] introduce us to the students and then they will lead us following that introduction in the pledge mrs drake welcome good evening thank you dr cashwell board guests i am the honored um principal of lakeside elementary school and i have four of our amazing fifth grade students with me tonight um jack bain kalani dickerson marquise jackson and sophie zacharias

[00:01:25] are here to help lead us in the pledge if everyone would please stand pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all and if you would please remain standing as you're able

[00:01:53] for a brief moment of silence that concludes our moment of silence you may be seated how about a round of applause for our students from lakeside elementary well done and we are thrilled next to have a performance highlight and we are going to have students from Gaten Elementary School under the direction of Ian Jeffrey and so if you will just the board and I are gonna make our way down to enjoy the performance and make your

[00:02:30] way to the podium. Mr. Chair, members of the board, Dr. Cashwell, colleagues and guests, my name is Erin Franklin and I am the K-5 lead teacher for music. As we celebrate music in our schools month it is my pleasure to introduce our performance highlight this evening gayton elementary school's gator beats under the direction of mr ian jeffrey mr jeffrey is in his eighth year as the music teacher at gayton and he is a proud henrico county graduate from deep run high school in 2012. mr jeffrey was a finalist for henrico's

[00:03:06] first year teacher of the year in 2019 and was selected as gayton's teacher of the year in 2022. outside of his work at gaten elementary mr jeffrey is a drill writer and show designer for high school marching bands across the united states tonight the students will perform two drumline cadences pineapple tree and hey tonight we have in attendance their very proud interim principal carrie reeves if you will please stand miss reeves and now please help me welcome to our

[00:03:45] stage the gator beats under the direction of mr ian jeffrey good evening chair urban school board

[00:06:59] members and dr cashwell last month was career and technical education our cte month we celebrate the achievements of our programs teachers and students and would typically have recognized the ray tate memorial recipient however this year's recipient supports students throughout the country and was teaching out of the state during last month's board meeting so we are proud to take the time during tonight's recognition to acknowledge this year's Ray Tate Memorial recipient. Ray Tate was

[00:07:35] an influential member that helped promote CTE programs not just in Henrico but across the state and I can honestly say he was a personal friend. Always encouraging us to keep going and never miss an opportunity to promote our programs, he played a crucial and important role in CTE advancement.

[00:07:57] this award is given in his memory is considered the highest honor that workforce and career development can offer and is given to a person that has made significant contributions continuing mr tate's work going above and beyond both serve our students and promote cte please join me in welcoming this year's ray tate memorial award recipient henrico county's division of fires

[00:08:25] chief fire chief jackson baynard henrico fire has been an essential partner in advancing henrico's cte programs you got to stand and listen to this the firefighters and the paramedics bring real world experience into the classroom through demonstrations mentorships and up-to-date industry

[00:08:58] guidance that strengthens both instruction and our students skill development going further henrico FIRE played a crucial role in launching the HCPS Firefighting program. They provided foundational resources, professional insights, and countless hours of hands-on training, which helped shape the curriculum and prepare students for the demands of the field. This collaboration has created meaningful opportunities for students, especially the CTE Letter of Intent Signing Day,

[00:09:33] where aspiring graduates committed to pursuing careers in public safety. Through this sustained partnership, Enrico Fire has motivated students and empowered them with industry knowledge to serve their communities as well as be the next generation of first responders. Thank you,

[00:09:54] Fire Chief, for all you've done and the department. Good evening, Chair Irwin,

[00:10:28] school board members and dr cashwell for tonight's second recognition we are excited to invite the 2026 hcps division-wide spelling bee champion to the stage please welcome from moody middle school taran shiv kumar in the division spelling bee taran competed against spelling champions from each of the hcps's elementary and middle schools and came out victorious after 29 rounds which included 16 rounds of one-on-one competition against the runner-up from

[00:11:08] Short Pump Middle School. Taryn cinched the win by correctly spelling tachycardia. Expanding on this division-wide championship on March 24th, Taryn competed in and won the Richmond Raceway Regional Spelling Bee. The eight rounds of competition against students from all over Central Virginia included not only a spelling bee but also vocabulary questions where contestants had to select the correct option between two given definitions.

[00:11:38] This win qualifies Taryn for the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee, which will be held in Washington, D.C. on May 26th through 28th.

[00:11:48] Congratulations, Taryn, we're looking forward to May.

[00:12:19] Good evening, Chair Irving, members of the board, and Dr. Cashwell. We are excited to finish tonight's recognitions by acknowledging the talented elementary school students whose artwork is on display at the school's division's annual school board art show before we introduce them i would like to say thank you students for sharing your remarkable talents with the heps community we encourage you to continue to create pieces that share your unique perspective your work brings meaning color and life to the henrico community now without

[00:12:55] further ado please welcome from author ash elementary school taylor jones from chamberlain elementary school kensley kensley quarles from colonial trail elementary school presha

[00:13:24] ferrari from crestview elementary school jane beasley from echo lake elementary school harper combs from fair oaks elementary school caitlin mccoy from gayton elementary school isla alvano

[00:13:59] From Glen Lee Elementary School, Jermani McAllister. From Greenwood Elementary School, Dillie Fox.

[00:14:18] From Henrico Virtual Academy, Jarrett Brown. From Jackson Davis Elementary School, Eliza Kevich.

[00:14:35] From Cackley Elementary School, Sloane Murphy. From Laburnum Elementary School, Derek Lewis Jr. From Longin Elementary School, Sandra Rivera-Mencia.

[00:15:01] From Longdale Elementary School, Seda Amadi. - From Mayberry Elementary School, Layla Stowers.

[00:15:23] From Montrose Elementary School, Luna Vaughan. From Pemberton Elementary School, Ruby Rivas.

[00:15:40] - Knuckles Farm. - From Knuckles Farm Elementary School, Sophia Tercios. From Pinchback Elementary School, Sierra Anthony.

[00:15:59] From Radcliffe Elementary School, Lise Zapata. - Lizzie. - From Mayford Elementary School, Santiago McShea.

[00:16:24] Is Ridge Elementary? My alma mater, just for the record. Okay, from Ridge Elementary School, Giannale Garcia Tejada. Rivers Edge Elementary School, Ladea Panos.

[00:16:44] From Sandston Elementary School, Michelle Rodias Manriquez. From Shady Grove Elementary School, Bryn Clowers.

[00:17:06] From Shorepump Elementary School, Namesha Batt. From Skipwith Elementary School, Shereya Reddy. From Tuckahoe Elementary School, Annie Lay.

[00:17:25] From Ward Elementary School, Taraji Trice. - Okay, I'd like to thank everybody for joining us tonight.

[00:17:51] We are gonna have a reception for all our student artists. It's gonna be in the cafeteria here at New Bridge. We have some cookies and some drink back there. We welcome all family and friends to come back and attend. We have more student artwork on display.

[00:18:03] Thank you.

[00:19:51] Stand down here, are we still down here?

[00:20:49] - Good evening, everyone. We're letting the previous group clear out before we bring in our state champions tonight. So give us just one second here.

[00:21:16] - Good evening, everyone. Chair Irving, members of the board, Dr. Cashwell. For the next leg of tonight's recognitions, We will be highlighting our winter sport state champions, beginning with Mills Godwin High School. Starting off with the splash, we will invite Coach Bridget Bartley, and then I think Mrs. Donovitt's here.

[00:21:33] Mrs. Donovitt, please come on up. Joining them is the first of Godwin's VHSL 5A swim and dive state champions in the 100 butterfly, Mattie Bynum. Securing the state championship with an impressive time of 54.72 seconds, Maddie turned around to earn the runner-up title in the 100 freestyle only five minutes later.

[00:22:00] Her coach is looking forward to the continued amazing feats that will come from Maddie's hard work and talent during the remaining years of eligibility as an Eagle. Congratulations, Maddie. Next to join her coach and principal, Godwin's VHSL 5A swim and dive state champion in the 500 freestyle, Mia Eubank. Setting a team record early in the season, Mia's season ended as both a state and region 5c champion throughout the season she showcased her inspiring work ethic often coming to meet straight from a second swim practice and weight workout the fruits of her

[00:22:36] labor were evident with a personal best time of four minutes and 52 seconds shaving almost two full seconds off of her preliminary time congratulations mia oh okay that's the last

[00:22:57] i've got yes congratulations eagles remaining poolside please welcome the vhsl 5a swim and dive state champion in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke Lane Francis. She is joined by head coach Stephen Gromlin and we also would like to recognize our sister principal Ms. Lindsay Pantalee in the audience as well. Not only did Lane dominate at the state swim meet and set new

[00:23:37] school records but her time of 22.67 seconds in the 50 freestyle and 53.67 seconds in the 100 backstroke means that she also earned first team all state and was named an all-american by the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association. Way to go, Lane. Lane is also part of the Freeman High School's VHSL 5A 200 Freestyle Relay State Championship team. Please

[00:24:05] join me in welcoming the remainder of that team, Charlotte White, Eliana Couchet, and Karina Blanco. In addition to being state champions, with their impressive combined time of 1 minute 37 seconds, these Mavericks also reclaimed first team All-State honors and kept the legacy going by winning this

[00:24:32] relay for a second year in a row so congratulations Mavericks. All right switching from laps around the pool to events around the track please welcome VHSL 5A pole vault state champion Wittner Lilly. He is joined by coach

[00:25:08] Terrell Cisneros Harrison and assistant principal Miss Lindsey Pantaleen. In addition to the state championship Wittner won the 15 16 year old division national championship at the amateur athletic union indoor nationals. He also earned all-american status by placing fourth in the pole vault at the Nike indoor nationals as the only sophomore making the finals and sixth place at adidas indoor nationals winner is currently ranked number three in the pole vault in virginia number nine all-time

[00:25:35] regardless of grade and number five sophomore pole vaulter in the u.s congratulations whitner next up please welcome to the stage vhsl 5a indoor track and field state champion in a 300 meter dash masanjay princess kamara joining princess on the stage are coaches stan davis and tenise patrick

[00:26:12] adding to her state championship princess is the region 5c champion in a 300 meter dash second in the 500 and placed third in the 400 meter dash at the new balance indoor nationals securing her all-american status she is also part of the national elites girls national championship in the four by 200 and sprint medley relays and we have at least one other member of that relay team here in the audience is patrick back there you can wait princess is currently ranked princess is currently ranked number three in Virginia in both the 300 and 500 as well as number one

[00:26:48] sophomore in the U.S. in both the 300 and 500. Congratulations, Princess. All right, next we turn our attention to the Blue Devils from Verona High School. For our next couple of recognitions, we would first like to welcome coaches Keisha Moore, Ebony Baxter, Linda Banks, Kayla Spencer, as well

[00:27:19] as Director of Student Activities Lamont Folsom. And we also have Administrator Ashley Banks and we We also have coach Tremel Collier as well. Welcome coach.

[00:27:37] They will now be joined by the first of Arana's VHSL 4A track and field state champions in the pole vault, Xavier Curry. With recognition to the state championship, Xavier's additional accolades include competing at the New Balance Indoor Nationals, winning the 17, 18 year old division national championship at the AAU Indoor Nationals and winning the AA, excuse me, the Adidas Indoor National Championship in the pole vault with a school record 16 feet, seven and a half inches.

[00:28:09] He also holds the class 4A pole vaulting record and is the region 4B pole vault champion. Xavier is currently ranked as the number two pole vaulter in Virginia, number three all-time regardless of grade, and number six junior pole vaulter in the U.S. Let's hear it for Xavier Curry. Next to the stage is Verana's second VHSL 4A indoor track and field champion in the 55-meter dash, 300-meter dash, and long jump Imani Moore.

[00:28:42] In addition to Imani winning the state championship in these three events at the New Balance Indoor Nationals, she was the national runner-up in the freshman 60-meter dash and won the freshman long jump championship setting the meet record she also met records excuse me set meet records at adidas indoor nationals in the freshman 200 and long jump national championship securing the win in both events in the u.s amani is currently ranked as the number six athlete in the 300 number four in the

[00:29:10] 55 and number two freshman in the long jump congratulations amani continued around the track

[00:29:45] please welcome glenn allen's five vhsl 5a indoor state champions avery carlson and emma stahn avery won the state championship in the 1 000 meter run not only did avery win the state championship in the thousand but she was also the runner-up in the 1600 and is a region 5c champion she competed at the new balance indoor nationals in the thousand and is currently ranked as the number 13 runner in virginia and number 12 sophomore in the u.s way to go avery not to be

[00:30:24] outdone Emma Stein was the 3200 meter state champion and both of these runners were key pieces of Glen Allen's team state championship in cross country this fall so Emma was the 3200 meter state champion she is currently ranked number three in Virginia in the 3200 the number nine freshman in the US and she placed 14th at New Balance indoor nationals congratulations Emma on an amazing season all right and while this is not on the the list here all of these track athletes are coming back next year folks so all the records that you hear, all the times that you hear, all the heights that you hear, we expect them to only get better

[00:31:03] in future years. So now please welcome our final winter sports state champions, deep runs VHSL 5A wrestling state champion in the 157 pound weight class Brennan Loving. Brennan is joined by head coach Alex Loving and assistant coach Joe Bull. With a season record of 32 and 4, Brennan defeated 82% of his opponents by more than eight points. He won the Mechanicsville Holiday Classic and the Prince George Invitational, and was the VHSR Region 5C Champion.

[00:31:38] In addition to his impressive athletic achievements, Brennan is also Cadet Chief Master Sergeant in the Air Force JROTC program at Deep Run, and currently holds a 4.0 GPA. Let's hear it one more time for Brennan Levin and all of our winter sports state champions.

[00:31:58] - Thank you all. - We have one more student artist to recognize. I'm very excited for this one.

[00:32:15] From Adams Elementary School,

[00:32:17] Stephanie Morales Morales congratulations congratulations to everyone we will now move on

[00:33:27] with recognition of school library month whereas the school library is to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas and information and whereas the school librarian's role is to provide leadership and expertise necessary to ensure that the school library is an integral part of the instructional program of the school and whereas the school board has entrusted school librarians to teach the skills of locating and using information to provide literature appreciation activities and to guide and encourage content and recreational reading to every student

[00:34:03] and whereas the school library contributes to the individual growth and development of all students while fostering both excellence and equity in education and whereas the school librarians of hemrico county public schools have dedicated themselves to work for quality school libraries for all students now therefore be it proclaimed that the school board of henrico county public schools recognizes april 2026 as school library month recognized by the school board of henrico county public schools this 26th day of march 2026. thank you mrs shea uh now for

[00:34:38] the recognition of national arab american heritage month mr young yeah whereas henrico county and henrico county public schools are home to a growing number of arab american families and students including individuals of Middle Eastern and North African origin, and whereas Henrico County Public Schools proclaims that diversity is its greatest strength, and whereas Arab Americans continue to make valuable contributions to the vitality of our community and country and bring rich cultural traditions to our schools, and whereas we seek to acknowledge and learn more about Arab Americans history, culture, and achievements, now therefore be it

[00:35:16] proclaimed that the school board of Henrico County Public Schools recognizes april 2026 as national arab american heritage month and observes this month with appropriate programs and activities throughout our schools recognized by the school board of henrico county public schools this 26th day of march 2026. thank you mr young uh dr cashwell thank you the next item on our agenda is the henrico highlights which is a time for us to showcase the innovation and of course the engaging activities that support learning and fuel our students' passions. Tonight, we stop by Henrico School's all-in event where students

[00:35:55] competed in e-sports, Rubik's Cube challenges, Kiva building contests, and the first Lego League. As you'll see in tonight's video, students are demonstrating skills such as problem solving, collaboration, critical thinking, and of course, creativity. Take a look.

[00:36:33] Last year, I got fourth, so I've been waiting a year for this. This is meant to be like a radar system. He does a system. It took months and weeks, but it was worth it.

[00:36:48] We're drifting this way, this way, this way. Two, one. You get to build amazing stuff.

[00:37:04] All of our players are really good. I've been beaten by a four-year-old at chess, but we don't have to say that out loud.

[00:37:37] As you can hear, the students can't wait until next year either. We certainly can't. congratulations to all of our student participants as you saw they had a fantastic time thanks also to our incredible teachers and coaches and school administrators who take the time to sponsor these clubs and to support school teams the people of Henrico schools our incredible employees are really what makes our school division so phenomenal and last week we had the absolute pleasure of celebrating some amazing colleagues, including our content

[00:38:13] teachers of the year, school nurses who have saved lives on our school campuses, and 15 exceptional staff members who are the recipients of our inaugural Heart of Henrico Awards. Chosen from more than 400 nominations submitted by students, families, and peers, these standout staff members were honored for their contributions to our school community and for embodying the HCPS core values.

[00:38:43] Let's meet the honorees. The value of belonging ensures that every person feels seen and feels welcomed. Our recipients embody the warmth of our school family. Sandy Chesworth, library assistant at Glenley Elementary School, it's said that Sandy is a culture builder known for her handwritten joke of the day and a a smile that brightens even the rainiest mornings.

[00:39:10] Howard Moody, custodian at Knuckles Farm Elementary School, sets the tone for the entire day, greeting students with genuine warmth and providing a reassuring presence for those who need it most. And Angela Stewart, cafeteria manager at Wilder Middle School, ensures the cafeteria is a safe haven, going out of her way to make sure No student ever feels left out or unsupported.

[00:39:38] Our core value of collaboration is about the strength we find when we work together. These recipients are the ultimate teammates. Tamika Campbell, associate principal at Three Chopped Elementary is known as unflappable.

[00:39:53] She leads with a steady hand and integrity, earning the deep respect of her entire school community. Dottie Tyler, a bus assistant with transportation provides life-changing consistency for students on the autism spectrum, ensuring they feel safe and valued from the moment they step onto the bus.

[00:40:13] And Erica Woods, school counselor at Hungry Creek Middle School, is a relentless advocate who refuses to take no for an answer when it comes to collaborating for student success. And equity means removing barriers so every student can thrive.

[00:40:30] These leaders ensure that every voice is heard and every talent is celebrated. Jahan Gabriel, associate principal at Dumbarton Elementary, uses her personal connection to diverse backgrounds, advocating fiercely for resources that support all families.

[00:40:48] Jennifer Robinson, a family advocate for preschool federal programs, meets families exactly where they are, navigating complex systems with empathy to ensure our youngest learners have what they need. and Victoria Goss Stepp is a drama teacher at Moody Elementary School and through diverse scripts and inclusive casting she creates a stage where students who might feel invisible are finally empowered to shine innovation this core value is about thinking differently taking chances and

[00:41:23] finding new ways to lift others up Brewster Brown director of counseling at Tuckahoe Middle School is a master of student-focused collaboration, ensuring that every staff member feels heard and every action benefits the child.

[00:41:39] Nick Lapras, an innovative learning coach at Fairfield Middle School, transformed simple staff shout outs into a robust showcase of instructional excellence, boosting morale across his entire building. And Alexis Miller, and Family Resource Center Coordinator, redefines engagement by making students active partners and collaborators by creating meaningful community change.

[00:42:08] And our final core value, being student-focused, means putting the needs of the child at the center of every decision. Our final recipients live this mission every day. Dylan Fail, principal at Donahoe Elementary School, leads with an authenticity that makes every student feel valued for who they are beyond their academic scores.

[00:42:32] Jill Rich, teacher and center director at Verina High School is a champion of confidence, standing by her students during their toughest moments and believing in them until they believe in themselves. And Deborah Vierbeck, a clinic aide at Gaten Elementary School provides more than medical care.

[00:42:52] She provides peace of mind, allowing students with complex health needs to focus on learning because they know they are safe in her hands. Congratulations once more to our 15 recipients. They represent the very best of HCPS.

[00:43:09] They are the heart of Henrico. Chair Irving, that concludes our Henrico highlights for this evening. - Thank you, Dr. Cashwell. We will move on to the HCPS mission statement. Mrs. Kinsella.

[00:43:25] - Yes, Henrico County Public Schools, through engagement with our families and community, equip students with the knowledge and skills to be ready for life and a successful future. Thank you, Mrs. Kinsella. We'll now move on to the public forum. This is a time when citizens are invited to address the school board on any matter of concern about the school division.

[00:43:49] Citizens have signed up in advance and will be given three minutes to address the school board. Speakers will be called on to speak in the order in which they signed up and may not relinquish their spot to someone else. We ask that each speaker come to the microphone and clearly state their name and school affiliation, if applicable, and the subject of their remarks before speaking.

[00:44:07] After stating your name, please place the number you were given in the cart near the podium. Speakers must present their remarks to the school board, not the audience, and may provide copies of their comments to the school board clerk. The use of obscenity or defamation is strictly prohibited and will be ruled out of order.

[00:44:24] To assist you in tracking your time, there is a timekeeping system displaying the elapsed time on the screen. Speakers will also receive a notice from me when the time has expired. The school board is here to hear from you today. We will not be responding to speakers' concerns or questions during the public forum.

[00:44:40] However, a Henrico staff member will follow up with speakers. Stakeholders have also had the opportunity to provide written comment through an online form in advance of the meeting. These comments are shared with the school board members prior to the meeting and posted in board docs for public record.

[00:44:56] Equal consideration and attention will be given to both written and in-person comments. We appreciate your attendance here this evening and for providing your input. The first speaker is speaker number one.

[00:45:25] - Good evening, my name is Marlene Sherlock and our family lives in the Fairfield District. Now what? The county's proposed budget allocates 30 fewer English language learner teachers and 20 fewer exceptional ed positions.

[00:45:40] And you got asked about the ratio of number positions in the classroom versus those that are not. Prior presentations emphasized the large ELL additions were necessary to bring us into or closer to compliance with state mandated ratios. So are you going to now go back to your budget and cut something else to find the funding for those positions you said were needed?

[00:46:04] Or are you just going to shrug your shoulders and say, well, we're doing what we can with the funding our Board of Supervisors decided to grant us? Have you ever wondered why we have so many English language learners in the first place?

[00:46:20] But I find that term a misnomer. After all, aren't we all English language learners? Don't students at every grade have to take English? English as a second or third or even fourth language is a far better label.

[00:46:35] Haven't I asked before, suggested before, that given the disappointing SOL pass rates, especially at some schools, that the best, most common sense approach would be to get more teachers and instructors in the classroom? I think y'all got asked about that too.

[00:46:51] Do counselors matter? Of course they do. Do we need bus drivers and custodians and school nurses? Of course we do. But somewhere along the way, I think you've lost the plot a little. While in theory it might make sense to hire a coach or teacher to teach the teacher, at the end of the day, it still comes down to the caseload or classroom size for each teacher.

[00:47:16] If for nothing else, all the administrative stuff that's been piled on their plates over the years. The student and parent emails, the report for this and that, Handling IEP and 504 meetings, it's just gotten overwhelming, and I don't blame teachers, new or old, from just walking away, saying this is not what I signed up for.

[00:47:40] So go back, find the money for those teachers and assistants, and maybe make some room for the administrative and legal fees you'll incur for the unions that are coming. Thank you. Thank you, Speaker number one.

[00:47:58] We'll now move on to the approval of the consent items. Are there any requests from members to separate any of the items for tonight? Hearing none, is there a motion to take them as a block?

[00:48:16] I move that the school board accept, adopt, approve, and or award items 8.01 through 8.39 on the consent agenda as presented. Thank you, Mr. Young. Do I have a second? Second. Thank you, Mrs. Kinsella.

[00:48:33] All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. All opposed? The ayes have it. Items 8.01 through 8.39 on the consent agenda are approved. We'll now move on to unfinished business.

[00:48:48] Colleagues, do we have any unfinished business? Hearing none, we will move on to new business. Colleagues, do we have any new business? We will move on to the announcement of future meeting dates. The school board's next meeting will be a work session on Thursday, April 16th, 2026 at 3 p.m.

[00:49:07] Meeting times may be adjusted as needed. This meeting is adjourned.

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