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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council Monday, September 19, 2022 Page 5 Mr. Snyder provided his portion of the presentation: Reallocation and Allocation of resources to teaching and learning 3-5 year levy cycle This year's budget: 2.7%. Changes in expenses: around 2.5%. 4 -year contract negotiated with Unions within two weeks. $56 million cash carryover Strategic with cash reserves . Asking Board to take $20 million out: . Miner Rd. alignment Innovation site o New entrance o Towards Wilson Mills Road — 50 sq. ft. o CEVEC operation being moved up to that site . Improvements to Lander o $5 million o Elevator Improvements to Center ($7.5 million) o Build an addition o Install an Elevator Tying it all together, Dr. Barnes stated, we have a vision for learning. It's entitled personalization meaning we want to help each and every single student where they are and make adjustments either to enrich or to provide interventions if necessary. We also want them to have skills like collaboration, thinking, communication. We are working with the Board to continue to manipulate the spaces so they compliment our vision for learning. We are excited about that. We will have an open house at the Middle School in October. On November 4th, we will have a number of Superintendents visiting Mayfield Schools to look at some of our innovative programming. We are presenting in Houston, TX next week. We were invited. Are there any questions? Mr. Williams asked about personalization. How do you meet a student where they are? Dr. Barnes stated, the first question we want to ask is what do we want students to be able to do. That's our fundamental question in our professional learning communities. We have to detect the sanctity of that. The second question is how do we know that they got it? That's our assessments. We assess the students based on the State's standards. You will know whether or not he/she has