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MASHPEE SCHOOL COMMITTEE—REGULAR MEETING-JULY 10, 2002 PAGE 3.5 Executive Session : June 27, 2002 — Motion made by Mrs. Reis, seconded by Mrs. Lopez, to approve the minutes ofthe executive session held n June 2 ,2002. VOTE: In favor — Mrs. Mills, Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Reis, and Mrs. Lopez; abstained—Mr. Caswell. IV. Public Forum There were no public comments this evening. Mrs. Mills asked the Committee's permission to have 8.7, "FBLA Out-of-State Trip to New York"neat on the agenda. The Committee agreed. . " FBLA Out-of-State Trip to New York — On behalf of the Future Business Leaders ofAmerica (FBLA), high school teacher Carol Riley addressed the Committee introducing FBLA students Frank Per s, Chris Gorezyka and Eva Ellis,to ask permission to take members of this club to visit Wall Street in April 2003. The purpose of the trip is to experience first-hand how the business world operates. The tour will be customized specifically to enhance the l ashpee Highs School's business curricula as the majority of the students participating in this trip will be business students. Motion made by Mr. Caswell, seconded by Mr. Thomas, to approve the FBLA trip to wall Street. VOTE: Unanimous Mr. Fluery introduced Greg Moore, the new high school assistant principal for grades 9-12. V. Acknowledgments 5.1 Letter from Kim Palmer dated June 18 — Mrs. Mills read aloud Mrs. Palmer's thank you letter to School Facilities Supervisor Brad Tripp and his staff for all of their help p with the"Art Garden Grant Project." .2 Memo from Catherine Laurent dated June 14,2002 — DPW Assistant Director Catherine Laurent thanked the School Department for their assistance in the Upper Cape Household Hazardous Product HHP Collection held recently at the high school. 5.3 Fetter from Gail Harman dated June 1 , 2002 — Coombs School PTO President Gail Hannan outlined three goals that were a success this year. They were: 1 strengthen the home/school connection; 2 become a financial resource to the school to help pay for items the school was unable to expend; 3) enhance community spirit. Mrs. Hannon said all three goals were accomplished but none would have been possible without the assistance of Coombs School principal Mrs.Louise Doyle.