I think we have done it all She knows we ain't enough Love of our different kind But we still have no control Cause when the daylight comes We're just good friends Baby, good friends, hey When the daylight comes We're just good friends But like lovers Wednesday, it is bright and early in the morning It's actually 5.53 a.m. And as you saw I already made my coffee I put my normal supplements in my coffee I've been getting a lot of questions on what goes in my coffee So I showed you guys in today's video That I put my Garden of Life Fitbiotic I just buy that off of Amazon And my collagen for her collagen peptide Which is my go-to collagen It is made specifically for women So I find that for me it's even more effective Than say vital proteins from Costco Because the collagen for her is made for us, for women It's more affordable than the vital proteins And I actually just got an email from them That they are having a huge Memorial Day sale So I went ahead and pulled up the email here on my phone So I can share with you guys what the Memorial Day sale is So it's actually going to run today through Monday Which is Memorial Day And they'll be featuring multiple bundles That are marked down between 15 and 35% That's amazing And any order over $50 will automatically include The collagen volcanic mud mask for free That's a $25 value That mud mask is so good, you guys So, so good For your skin, we know how important collagen is For skin in general These just came back in stock and sell out quickly So that's the collagen for her Memorial Day sale I love it You guys know I've been using it in my coffee now For well over a year And I have seen drastic difference in my hair Skin nails elasticity in my skin Actually a lot of you have reached out And asked why I don't have as much loose skin As I should After losing over 100 pounds And honestly, I attribute it to genetics But I also attribute it to having collagen In my coffee every day for several years now And collagen for her for well over a year I love the little to go packets I take these with me when I travel Or if I go grab a coffee on the road I love having the little packets Because you can ask the barista To put it in the coffee for you So it actually makes it really convenient To even get your collagen in on the go Which is something I love that collagen for her feature So anyways, that is what is in my morning coffee However, I am not drinking my coffee yet Because I am on my way For the first time since moving to Arizona And actually for the first time Since prior to the Panini I am on my way to a Weight Watchers meeting I know, it's actually really exciting So let me explain why I'm going So I made a deal with one of my coaching clients She was saying that she really needs The extra accountability of the WW workshop And I said, hey, I'll make you a deal If you start going to the meeting in your area Which is like a 30 to 45 minute drive for her Same as it is for me, I will make you a deal And I will start going to the WW meeting In my area for accountability And we'll use it as support for each other So that's why I'm going So I'm headed to my very first WW workshop in Tucson I'm going to weigh in My plan is to go on Saturday mornings At the 7 a.m. meeting Or the 8 30 meeting Just depending on which one I can get to I'd actually like to go to both And see how I relate to the leader of the meeting And kind of see which group I like better Where I'm more comfortable But that's where I'm headed I'm heading to my meeting so I'm saving my coffee Until I weigh in I'll share with you guys my weigh in Now it's only been a couple of days since my Friday weigh in where I weighed in for you guys Here on my channel like I do every single Friday But I'll still share my weigh in with you And then while in Tucson We're going to run some errands I really need to go to Home Depot or Lowe's To pick up some more storage Bins for our garage since we got That new rack Installed in our garage that I shared with you guys On Wednesdays what I eat in a day And then I really want to go to Ross or Marshall's Store like that, maybe even a TJ Maxx In Tucson because I always End up going to the one in Green Valley But I'd like to see what they have in the Tucson area So basically it's going to be A morning of running around And then I have a coaching call this morning And we'll head home because my fat fit Fun box is supposed to show up today And I also have real estate class From one to five thirty I did bring the Fink protein bar In lemon With me actually lemon delight And this is probably going to be my breakfast So I'll sip on my coffee with my protein shake At the meeting and then since I'll be out For a while I brought a protein bar Always be prepared I am here It's funny it still says Weight Watchers Even back in Washington all the signs Had been changed to WW But when I napped myself here I said navigate me to Weight Watchers And it said I'll navigate you to WW So I'm here This is the entrance to the studio It's in just a strip mall in central Tucson So hopefully it goes well Hopefully the leader is good And the people are nice Been a couple years since I've been To a WW workshop And it's been that long since I actually logged my weight in the WW app Because I actually keep track of my weight And lose it So they're probably going to be like How did you lose 80 pounds since you were here last So this is going to be interesting So wish me luck It's time for a car wash It has been way too long since I've washed My car As soon as I get out of the car wash The WW workshop went So the workshop went Amazing I have a nice clean car Which is exciting I got so much Bling at the workshop So the last time that I weighed in In a WW meeting like I mentioned Was prior to the pandemic So I've actually lost 81 pounds Since the last time I weighed in At an actual WW meeting and tracked My weight So I got all my charms up to 75 pounds Exciting The leader was fantastic She was adorable, spunky Made it really fun The people were really nice I got to introduce myself Talk a little bit about all my bling And I can't wait to go back So my intentions are to go Every week when I'm in town I do have quite a few things coming up Travel wise But when I'm in town my intention is to go So it went really well There is Ross, Marshalls, Burlington A store called Kirklands Which I've never been to It is only about 10 after 8 in the morning So we're heading into Home Depot To pick up some bins for the garage And then while we're in Tucson We're going to go do a little bit of shopping So these are the bins that we want These black ones with the yellow lids So I think I'm going to get quite a few of those And I'd really like a long Bin as well For some of my longer Christmas decorations So 5, 27 gallon And then I got this really long one So cute Well I'd say Ross was quite the success So I decided not to go to Marshalls Since I had massive success at Ross But I am going to run into the Dollar Tree Before I head home And then when I get home we'll do a Ross Hall Okay, so I'm home and I'm going to share with you guys First what I grabbed at the Dollar Tree Just some very random things And then we'll go to the Ross Hall I picked up some foam paint brushes I thought we needed these Apparently we don't, but Troy's just going to throw them in his toolbox I also grabbed The LA Colors Felt Tip Liquid Liner Don't sleep on this It's the best liquid liner And it's $1.25 at the Dollar Tree I love it, they have brown, blue And black, so I went ahead and picked up black I also needed some small little Barrettes, I've been If you notice like wearing my hair up a lot Or at least the pieces around my face Are so hot here and I thought this was a great deal For $1.25 Some envelopes because I'm almost out Three toothpaste for Troy I actually really like the theory Toothpaste that you buy at Target And I think is where I normally get it But these are $1.25 apiece So I just grabbed a few to stock up And an unsweetened iced tea Which I've been sipping on because I was super thirsty And this is from the brand Front Porch And it's really good Now for Ross, I got a lot I hit the mother load at Ross Everything I'm going to show you was $90 Which is an incredible, incredible Deal, I grabbed Quite a few clothing items Lots of stuff for the dogs, just a couple of random things The first thing that I picked up Is this t-shirt for Troy It has a hula dancer On the back and says pale Sunrise ale And he likes to have these and sometimes Cut the sleeves off of them And this was $11.99 Which I thought was a really good deal And then I picked up this little dress You guys, this was on clearance for $5.99 It is a size large I love the mustard color of it And it has this really pretty floral pattern A tie around the waist It does have quite a big V But there is a few buttons So I don't think that it's going to show too much And you can't beat it for $5.99 Also in mustard, I picked up this cute little skirt I thought this was adorable This is in a size Medium And it was $10.99 Which I thought was a great deal And what I like about it is the length So it's going to go right above my knees And I'm pretty tall, I'm 5'8 So I liked that this wasn't super short And you couldn't pass up the deal Next up is this cute tank top I love the pattern on here It's kind of a paisley pattern The back actually ties and has a little Keyhole And I thought this would be really cute with some denim shorts Or a skirt And this is a size large And it was $8.99 And this is the shirt that I showed you guys in the store I love the color You know that I have been really really into orange This was the most expensive item That I bought it was $16.99 Which isn't bad Because it is a Mark New York shirt Which is a brand that sold at stores like Macy's And I love the ruffle detail The sleeve And it's just a little bit more of a dressy shirt I'm really excited about it And I think this is the last clothing item And this is a vest I'll put it on and show you guys This was $9.99 It's in a size large I love the little mesh Sides And then it also has the mesh in the back And I thought that that would be cute over little Summer dresses Sun dresses or even over shorts A size large $9.99 I did grab a Voss water This is the vitamin D water So it has like some citrus essence It was $3.29 I wanted to try it, I'm going to throw it in the refrigerator And I picked up two of the same babies for Palmer Ross is my favorite store For dog toys because they're cheap These were $2.99 a piece I know that they're the same but Palmer loves to shred everything You'll notice the pattern All of the toys have a squeaky but no stuffing Because if there's any stuffing It immediately plucks it So I grabbed two of those And I also got a new glass sealable jar For the treats The dog treat jar fell and shattered all over the counter And floor the other day it was the same jar This was $3.99 And I keep all the dog treats in here It just keeps them a little more fresh Bag number two has lots of dog toys So this little cutie right here Was $3.99 Again no stuffing just squeakers Now this one I think is adorable It was $3.99 I thought it had stuffing but it has The crinkly and he really likes that He will most likely rip the arms and legs off But you can't beat $3.99 And then I got this little guy also for $3.99 It has like the water bottle In the belly and then squeakers In the tail no stuffing Huge win And then I always buy dog treats as well These are the Republic Air, dry chicken, apple and Peanut butter bones $3.99 And then I got the Jack and Puff brand These are the bully stick jerky These were on clearance for $5.49 The treats and the toys Amazing at places like Ross, TJ Maxx And Marshall so that's everything I got all of that for $90 Hey did mommy get you something At the store Palmer You want new babies You want a new baby Oh Pum He usually gets the zoomies When he gets a new toy Oh yeah buddy that's so cool Go show Lola Go show Lola Here's lunch today I am hungry all I had is my coffee And that protein bar This is my BBQ chicken bowl That I made in my meal prep I've been loving having bowls because I have a nice healthy carbohydrate With the sweet potatoes The BBQ chicken is so good And then lots and lots of veg All this recipes on my recipe website It is always linked down in the description box But this is my lunch for today Look what is here My fat fit fun box for summer I'm an annual member of fat fit fun I have been for a couple of years now I love this box Because I'm an annual member I actually get to curate this entire box I get to pick everything That is in here I will go ahead and put the price here on the screen It is a quarterly box that's seasonal This is a year And again if you're an annual member Which means you pay for the whole year You get to curate the entire box So I like to do that And in this particular box Not only did I pick everything But I have some add-ons When you pick your items You can actually add on extra items That were options or choices For really affordable prices Like $10 or $12 The box is super cute with the ice cream cones Here it's going to tell you about the items in your box Here's a little sneak peek And let's start digging in We did get the cute little typical fat fit fun stickers These are pretty cute I don't usually use them But they have them in most of the boxes And then There is pass this along to a friend So in the description box I'll link fat fit fun If I can find a discount or something for you on their website I'll link that for you guys as well You can also feel on your first box And the first person to enter this code And sign up for a fat fit fun Will get $15 off their first box So if you're interested Drop this code down And again this is going to be only the first person Who uses the code on the back of this card So the first thing in my box was an add-on So this is one of the choice items For the box And I ended up choosing something else But then like I mentioned You can add things on to your box For really affordable prices And this is from the brand Free People And this is a little Browlet It is super super super cute It is a pink color I got a size large extra large Which looks like it's going to be Perfect so I did decide to Go ahead and have this as An add-on Another add-on is from Tula I really like the Tula skincare And this is the Protect and Glow Sunscreen I have always put sunscreen on my face Every single day But even more importantly Now that I'm in Arizona and it's sunny every day I am all about sunscreen on my face And this was an add-on and again An incredible deal Like I said these little add-on things Are usually $10 or under Sometimes $12 or $15 depending on the item So I added on the Tula sunscreen And then I think this was my final add-on And these are some super super cute Barrettes this is from the brand Pocus Pocus And I want to say these were maybe like $5 or $6 to add these on And I've been wearing my hair up a lot Like I told you guys in the Dollar Tree Hall that I bought the Barrettes Because I've been pinning back these front pieces A little bit more just because it's so Hot here These are really nice quality So there's a tortoise And kind of a pinky peachy Barrette Yeah these are really really nice And these will come in handy Now everything else are my items That I chose for my box And of course I don't remember what I chose Because it was quite a while ago There's always some coupons And then it looks like ooh we have a liquid IV sample in Guava So this is just a little add-on in the box A little freebie So the first item I chose is a makeup product From Illamasca And this is their gel sculpt This is a contour stick Every single day I did go ahead and get just a Really really deep color Which will be perfect for contouring I feel like this is a freebie too I know I didn't pick this This is from the brand Keo And this is a body scrubber Now I really like these silicone body scrubbers You know the Luthas They can harbor a lot of bacteria So I actually use a silicone one In the shower every time I take a shower I bought mine off of Amazon This was thrown in because this was definitely Not something I chose even though I'm happy to have it The next item I chose is A multi-purpose wrap And I actually chose this as A swimsuit cover-up Or a swimsuit wrap It is so adorable They had several sizes, they had straight sizes Plus sizes, mine is Just the one size fits all Straight size Look at how cute this is It has green leaves on it Of a peach and again this I plan on using as a swimsuit Cover-up, you could use it really as Any type of wrap You could even use it as a scarf I think it's so fun with this tropical print And the quality feels really nice I also chose cuticle oil Now I know that might seem kind of weird But I actually use cuticle oil On my nails every single day And I'm almost out of the one That I picked up from Boxy Charm So this is the The cuticle oil revitalizing Milk and Honey It's from the brand Kachio Naturals So I'm excited to have this Since I'm almost out of the one I use daily Of course I had to choose jewelry You guys know my love for jewelry This is from the brand Sanctuary Project And you got to customize What color chain you wanted And what stone you wanted On your necklace A gold chain And kind of a rose gold stone It is sort of a 3D circle I absolutely Love, love, love this And anytime there's jewelry in fact that fun I generally always pick it Speaking of jewelry, I believe This may have been an add-on Or it could have been a choice item Like I said, I don't remember Because it's been so long I actually think this was a choice item And this is from the brand Bobble Bar As well. These are jewelry extenders These are for Layered necklaces So that the actual layers of the necklace stay single And they don't get all tangled So these are just jewelry accessories I do think I might have added this on I can't remember, I'm so sorry You guys, but these are a product That I need all the time My layered necklaces always get tangled So these types of separators come in really handy I was so excited about This choice item This is a shoulder bag And I am in need of a cross body bag I have my Michael Kors purse Which I love, but sometimes I don't have hands for Purses. So I was excited to see that This was a cross body Shoulder bag as a choice item It is so cute Look at the big long strap So that you can put it Cross body Oh my gosh, I'm so excited for this It is from the brand Samara And it has a little clip That closes it as well I'm so excited for this Especially when I'm at the airport for travel I just never have extra arms for my purse So I knew that this Was something I would choose And last but not least, my other choice item I was so excited for this This is from Lily Pulitzer And this is a beach towel Now if you didn't know the community We live in Arizona, we have five pools As part of our community I did not own a beach towel because I never used a beach towel in Washington There was really no beach Nor did I have access to a pool This is so beautiful Look at the pattern And it is very very soft It feels like microfiber Not like the traditional bath towel This is so perfect For me to take to the pool I just told Troy today that this next week It's gonna be really hot here So I'm planning on spending a little bit of time In work. Now I have a beach towel And a swimsuit cover-up I love this box. I absolutely love Fat Fit Fun. So that's everything That I chose for my Summer box. All of my fun Little add-ons. I'm so excited about Everything. It's such a nice mix Of home, beauty, jewelry Loungewear, beachwear I mean it's literally everything Even handbags. Like it is such a Great box. Such a huge Bang for your buck. I'm going to have A new snack. I'm currently in my real-estate Class. And I have a new Favorite snack. Kind of new To me or new that I've been doing And that's using a rice cake So I have the organic brown rice ones From Sprouts. But you can really use Any rice cake you want And my new obsession Is the American Dream Nut Butter. My friend Amy When I went to Florida told me all about this Company and I ordered some And I love it. I ordered A bunch of their different butters. This one's probably My favorite. This is the one tough cookie And it's actually a cashew Butter. You can see All the mix-ins. I mean cookies And M&Ms. It is 155 calories for two tablespoons And it's actually Less calories and points than Traditional peanut butter. I don't know how They do it, but they did. And then I also grabbed the Yaba Daba Delicious. And this is a peanut Butter blend. And this one is Pretty good. It has some Crunchy bits in it. And I believe Like some peanut butter chips. This one's probably my least favorite flavor. And then the third one That I picked up. I really like this one. This is an almond butter And this is Santa's Magic And again there is coconut And chocolate swirl and crunchy bits In there. This one's 160 calories For two tablespoons And this one Yaba Daba Is 150. They Are so so good. So I'll link it Down below. Same link I used With 10% off. But I think Today I'm gonna do Santa's Magic On my rice cake. And then I think I'll have a string cheese as well. So here's my Snack. So I weighed out one tablespoon Of the peanut butter. I'm obsessed with it On my rice cake. And a cheese stick. For tonight's dinner I am making huli huli Chicken rice. And then We have some leftover roasted vegetables From the other night that we need to finish up. I'm super excited for this recipe So let me show you what's in it. First you're going to need some brown sugar alternative As always I use Lakonto golden I'll link Lakonto down in the description box For you with 15% off The best price you're going to find For Lakonto sweetener You're going to need rice wine Vinegar, soy sauce No sugar added ketchup Minced garlic Chicken, thighs and Ginger.  They are so So delicious. For the chicken the first thing We need to do is make up our sauce So I have half of a cup of Lakonto brown sugar Half of a cup of No sugar added ketchup Half of a cup of soy sauce And a quarter cup of rice wine vinegar About a tablespoon of fresh Ginger and a heaping scoop Of minced garlic. We are going to go ahead And mix all of that together And that is the sauce for the chicken We want to reserve about Half of a cup of the sauce Before we put our chicken into it I have a six by nine baking dish here What I'm going to do is take My chicken thighs Yes you could probably use chicken breast If you want, but the huli huli Chicken is supposed to be Utilizing chicken thighs It just is a more tender meat That really soaks up all of the marinade So I'm going to go ahead And put the chicken in the marinade Pull it out and place it into The six by nine baking dish And then you're going to take the remaining sauce And pour it right on top You want to allow the chicken To marinate preferably overnight But at least a couple of hours So I'm going to pop a lid on this And throw it into the refrigerator My imperfect foods order is here As you know I get this every two weeks This time I actually placed A pretty large order Because they had some great products And some really great deals So let me tell you just a little bit about Imperfect foods, they are a company That helps prevent food waste by giving us Food that would otherwise be thrown away At a reduced price Honestly there's not much imperfect About the foods in the box Sometimes the produce can be misshapen Or have lumps and bumps But overall the product is just as good That you would pick up at your local grocery store So I order from them every two weeks They have a wide variety of products Everything even from Beautiful flowers, to produce To meat, to cheese, to non-dairy They have just about everything I will go ahead and link Imperfect foods down below with $40 worth of free groceries With your first order So definitely check them out Let's dig into what I picked up For this order This bouquet of flowers They have some of the prettiest flower options And so whenever I see them As a choice for the order I always like to grab a set to put on my island I did grab quite a bit of produce Starting with some cherries I love cherries It is cherry season These were an incredible deal Also some green onions For a recipe as well as salads A couple of avocados Because I love avocado You can see that it's a little bit discolored But it is still not even ripe yet So they'll have odd little blemishes Like this that only affect The produce aesthetically But it tastes just as good I also grabbed some mushrooms Because I needed mushrooms for a dinner recipe They have pantry staples as well And I was out of crispy onions I love, love, love crispy onions On salad It is the perfect crouton replacement And you get way more than you do For points in calories than croutons And then I grabbed some quick cook Steel cut oats I have been really getting into oatmeal lately And quick cook Is just really, really easy and convenient Everything that needs to be refrigerated Is always Under this little flap here And there is always A refrigerated bag and an ice pack I mean everything is freezing Cold still and I live in Arizona Where it's 100 degrees and everything is still Nice and cold I saw these and I was so excited These are the skinny dipped almonds In strawberry lemonade I love the skinny dipped almonds And strawberry lemonade sounds so good I also grabbed some avocado oil We do need to season our new grill We did buy a black stone grill And we need to season it And I'm almost out of avocado oil So this will last until I can get to Costco Look how huge these Zucchinis are Some organic zucchini We love zucchini We love to roast it, barbecue it Put it on a kebab So I did grab three huge zucchinis A pound of 100% grass fed Grass finished ground beef Their meat prices are so good And the meat is super high quality I also grabbed some boneless skinless chicken breasts I really like the imperfect foods one Some shredded Sharp cheddar cheese We love shredded sharp cheddar I share this a lot This is my favorite non-fat Greek yogurt I don't know what it is about it But it is so incredibly delicious It is grass fed This is really expensive at foods like sprouts And whole foods and I think it's $2.99 Through imperfect foods I also decided to treat myself to some of these Little unreal, these are like M&M Dupes, the unreal brand Just has a little bit better ingredients Cheesecake bites, this is something I always order These are Troy's all time favorite I also picked up some shredded Mexican style cheese So I have Mexican style and sharp cheddar And lastly a small block of sharp cheddar Again, our very favorite cheese So that is everything that I picked up From imperfect foods This was a pretty good sized order for me Like I mentioned, I do order from them Every two weeks I love them, I love the mission I love the company and don't forget to claim Your free $40 worth of groceries And there is no minimum order We're ready to start cooking the chicken So I spray my pan With some non stick Cooking spray Go ahead and add in Your chicken thighs And then I'm just going to drizzle that Extra sauce right on top I have it over medium heat And we're going to allow the chicken To cook completely through The chicken is done That little bit of sauce that we reserved Will drizzle right over the top of it Right before serving So here is my dinner for tonight I'm really excited about this I have some of those roasted vegetables That I mentioned, I have some bell pepper Carrots and asparagus I have half of a cup of the Uncle Ben's Chicken Rice And then one serving which is two small pieces Of the hooli hooli chicken It makes six servings Total I'll go ahead and put points, calories Here on the screen On today's, what I eat in a day On www I hope you enjoyed coming along with me today Seeing all the good food that I ate today Going to Weight Watchers, going shopping Opening that bit fun We had a really good day, so if you enjoyed the video Give it a big huge thumbs up Make sure you're subscribed and your bell notification is turned on Because I upload five days a 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Welcome. This is the Education Committee in the Vermont Health of Representatives on Thursday, March 17. We have invited in Patrick Halliday from the Agency of Education to help us get a background on education quality standards, which is one of the things that has been brought up for consideration in the waiting study report. So, Patrick, thank you so much for joining us today to give us the 101. Yeah, my pleasure. For the record, my name is Patrick Halliday. I'm the Director of the Education Quality Division at the Vermont Agency of Education. Thanks to Chair Webb, Vice Chair Capulli, members of the committee. I have some kind of notes that I'll follow, but please at any point stop it and interrupt me if you have questions, if you want to go into any more detail on any one part of it, and I'll do the best that they can. And just as a little bit of a caveat at the outset, I am not an expert on the waiting study, but I'm happy to talk to issues about EQS, so I probably will pass on some of the questions about the impact on the waiting study. With that said, just kind of a really high level view of the ed quality standards, they were, I think, enacted, first of all, the state board rule. They went through the rulemaking process for the Vermont State Board of Education. They, I think, they were passed in 2013 and then were enacted, I believe, like in May of 2014, so they've been around now for about eight years. A lot of the purpose of them is really to define what good teaching and learning looks like in Vermont, and they replaced previous school quality standards now, the education quality standards. I think one important difference between the school quality that's predated in the education quality standards were these were not, maybe aspirational is a term to use for the ed quality standards. They were not a checklist necessarily of things to see is a school doing exactly this thing or not exactly this thing, but more guidance for schools to understand what good teaching and learning would look like. And they really shaped a lot of the conversation over the course the last eight years since they came into being. And often we'll throw this together with Act 77, the flexible pathways that really kind of ushered in, changed the tone of the conversation about education. And 77, I think, was in 2013. So a few highlights to that this really kind of further defined what personalization means for learning and flexible pathways. They gave a lot of discretion to actually requirement to local school boards to define local graduation requirements, moving away from kind of Carnegie hours, number of hours of students and seats and credits to allow school boards to have multiple different ways to define what those graduation requirements are. It kind of really enacted some rules around professional learning requirements that there needed to be space built into the school day into the school week for educators to engage in professional learning. And then the final thing is there's a requirement for all schools to participate in the continuous improvement planning process, a data driven process to understand that. So getting a little bit more in depth, while the document isn't, the ed quality standards aren't written specifically in this way, the agency after they came into being kind of organized them into five different themes or domains and kind of went through all of the different quality standards and said, which one fits in which specific can we categorize them in some way. And the five different categories that were defined were academic proficiency, personalization, safe, healthy schools, high quality staffing and investment priorities. And then, you know, after those categories were established or, you know, we kind of went and figured out which one of these ed quality standards really fit underneath each one of those. And if at any point stopped me and if I'm not seeing your hand, it's a little small on my screen. So just, you know, yeah, I think I see a hand. Another question is for the committee, we're on the sort of presentation page three. Okay, thank you. Yeah. And actually now moving into page four a little bit to talk about academic proficiency. And, you know, the kind of the big takeaways on for academic proficiency was where curriculum coordination, which has been further expanded under Act 173 to be one of the pillars of Act 173. And one of the curriculum coordination really gives the, the State Board of Education, the authority and the requirement to set specific learning standards for different, for different subject areas. So this is where Common Core Math and Common Core English Language Arts have been the kind of the official curriculum standards. It's not the curriculum, but it's the curriculum standards to be met. And this is where next generation science standards, the shape PD standards, et cetera, have all come in along. Yeah. So this is also a lot of discussion about local assessments. So every school district has to develop in addition to the statewide requirements for assessment, its own local comprehensive assessment system. And this is what's outlined in that. So the idea behind the, you know, the statewide assessment system is really a process of looking at summative assessment at the end of the year, you know, how are students doing, but summative assessment, while important, is only one part of a good assessment system. And this is where kind of a formative local comprehensive assessment system so that you're checking in at all times to see, you know, what's being effective and, you know, understanding, not waiting until, you know, it comes time for an SPAC test, for example, to make those determinations. I mentioned proficiency-based learning. This is written out explicitly in several different parts of the ed quality standards, defining, you know, that that's a requirement to have moved more towards proficiencies as opposed to, which is a demonstration as opposed to just kind of a one-time testing. Graduation requirements were built into this, as I mentioned earlier before. And then in addition to the local comprehensive assessments, this is where schools need to participate in the, or all LEAs, SUs, SDs need to participate in the identified state assessments as well. I don't know a whole lot. Well, actually, let me do one more thing at you before I stop a little bit. Under the graduation requirements, too, are some specific language for students who are eligible for special education or 504 supports. So, you know, to ensure that they receive a regular diploma, not, you know, some of the diploma that would have effectively an asterisk on it, and that those modifications that are required under their individual education plans are reflected in their professional, their personalized learning plans. Pause here to see if anyone has any questions about the academic proficiency portion of that. Representative Austin. Yes. Hi, thank you. I'm wondering how the assessments are calibrated across the state. So if a student from Canaan, from second grade, was going to South Burlington, would they kind of come in with, you know, seamlessly into, let's say, second grade, you know, reading papers? Because they would have the skills and knowledge.  France has pacing guidelines that are constant across the entire country. And if you go to any second grade classroom and anywhere in France, more or less, they're doing the same thing on the same day. I mean, that's an oversimplification. That level of consistency is not required under this. You know, there's requirement to make sure that these are the standards that are being taught or that are being assessed with some flexibility in that. The way that I think that there, and there are some folks on the student pathways who are probably a little bit, not probably, who are definitely a little bit smarter to talk in more detail about this. But the way that it's really assessed is through the commonality across the state is through the summative assessments. So this would be the SBAC sort of testing and other, you know, common test requirements across the state. There can be some local, you know, the local comprehensive assessment systems are going to have differences because they're local. And each LEA is making the decision as to what system that they're going to do. If you're coming from Canaan and moving to South Burlington, there may be differences in what's being done. There was, you know, gosh, while there's pre-pandemic, that's all I can say. Time is a little bit of a mix up right now. But I know that the agency invested in, I'm just blanking on the name right now, the lexile ability so that all schools could use lexile if they chose to do that as part of their local comprehensive assessment, which would allow that sort of continuity from district to district. Now, I don't think every school has chosen to go that direction, but they have the ability to do that if they want to have that kind of consistency. Thank you. You can keep going. So I'm moving on to the personalization page, which is the fifth page on the presentation that I shared out. And these are the things, I think this is really one of the big distinguishing points for the ed quality standards. And this is really, I think speaking more as a teacher than as, you know, someone from the AOE, this is really, I think the big point of departure, headline making part of the ed quality standards. It really took things like personalized learning plans and made them required for seven, 12 graders. This is where it said that schools need to offer flexible pathways kind of anytime, anywhere, learning. There is also a dual enrollment fits in under that as well. The idea of a full breadth of courses to make sure that someone who is eligible for special education is eligible for special education, but not at the expense of their core education so that this is really going to integrate students more fully into all students more fully into curriculum. And then through the ideas of flexible pathways, personalized learning, giving students a lot of agency in their own education. And this manifests in multiple different ways. This is where CTE centers have had a lot more ability to offer kind of diverse courses. This is where students are, the work-based learning coordinators are overseeing students going out into the communities and internships or externships to really work in their communities and get credit for that work that they're doing. This is where some schools, this may seem relatively small, but schools were more likely to give PE credits for students who were already participating in athletics as opposed to taking additional PE courses, saying that as a flexible pathway, yes, we understand that you're active and engaged in what's going on. Any questions about the personalization or anything further in more detail that you would like to hear about that? Any questions? Yeah, I'm just wondering how it's measured.  I'm just wondering how you measure, you know, that the kids are meeting the educational quality standards, you know, using. I know you talked about proficiency-based report cards just before COVID hit. And I assume that was, it was at different levels of implementation across the state. And, you know, I'm just not sure where that is. How's it working? Is it kind of? So that's a great question. And again, the proficiency-based report card, I think is, you know, it's either, you know, this is something I've been working on just out of my own interest as a way to better represent student learning, you know, going back more years now than I would like to admit, you know, 25-plus years in education. And you're trying to understand that, you know, what does a B in fifth grade reading class mean? Like, you know, it doesn't mean, you know, as a teacher, the secret is it doesn't mean anything because you could be a great reader or you could be a struggling reader and both get a B based on, you know, how we would have done things 25 years ago. And so, you know, the idea behind this for proficiency-based report card is to be very specific, is here are the learning standards, here is how this particular student is, you know, is doing and meeting those learning standards and collecting data. I also, to address this, I kind of, you know, I'm looking at page nine of what I sent to you right now, just jumping forward a little bit. Now, I think it's your question, you suggest jumping toward kind of the logic behind the larger system to, you know, to do this, is that we start with the education quality standards. And this is what's defining good teaching and learning at the state level. And I'm only speaking now at the state level that we have our education quality reviews, which are two different ways of measuring how well a school is doing in meeting those education quality standards. So, you know, we have our annual snapshot, which we hope to come out very, very soon for the 2021 school year, which are common measures for every single school in the, in the state. I'll say this, for every single LEA in the state, you know, we don't measure graduation rates in elementary schools, so it's not, there are some differences according to the school level. And those, you know, the different metrics, there are about 18 different metrics in that are organized around the same five. And I've spoken with you guys, I know about this probably more times than you want to hear in the past. But they're organized around the same five themes. But that's only, you know, that's only one part of the state one. The other that's essential are the integrated field reviews. And these take place every three years where we go and we, the agency facilitates this, the agency that facilitates this, but really the important work is done by, you know, peers of the school that's going through the LEA that's going through the integrated field review. Where we go in and we ask a whole bunch of questions and look at what's going on in the classroom. We have a bunch of prompts that are linked again around these, these same five domains. We've had a few changes to the review so that we have about a third of the questions are common to every single school. About a third of the questions are, you know, unique, I should say to every single SUSD. About a third of the questions are unique to that SUSD based on our review of what they've submitted, their continuous improvement plans, etc. And then about a third of the questions are ones that are generated by that SUSD itself to say here are the questions that we're working on and we want you to hold a mirror up to us to see how are we doing in meeting those particular things. And then the data that comes from the annual snapshot of the integrated field review and then from the local, all of the local data kind of gets funneled into the creation of the continuous improvement plan. So going back to something as simple, what seems as simple and unique as proficiency based report card. It's that's helpful for a teacher that's helpful for a parent and student to understand what's going on, but it's also then essential at the district, at the school level to aggregate and see what sort of trends are taking place across those report cards and then at the district level to aggregate to see what sort of trends are taking place across schools, all that funneling into a continuous improvement plan to figure out what the particular needs and challenges of the school are all back with reference to the education quality standards that have defined this at the outset. So I may have gone a little bit off the rails with my answer to that, but so if there's further clarification or follow up questions I'm happy to answer that. I'm sure it's going to generate a lot and just in terms of the continuous improvement plans and your oversight how many are you reviewing in a year? For the continuous improvement plans up until this year every school has had to has well this is actually something that's written into the education quality standards we have it organized under the investment priorities section it's a little in that continuous improvement plans have to be done at least every two years by a school and reviewed annually that has been most schools have been doing those annually all along without getting too far to continuous improvement it's continuous so it's really when something is submitted that's a really a point in time photograph of a moving picture so it's taking us still off of a movie because things are going to be evolving all the time you get additional data but to answer your question it is starting this year we're really pushing schools to only submit every two years so that they really take more time to engage in those continuous improvement efforts that they outline in their plans with the exception of schools that are eligible for comprehensive supports under ESSA the law that passed back in 2015 and those schools that are eligible for comprehensive supports are still submitting their continuous improvement plans annually and that is 15 schools in the state not 15 districts but 15 schools in the state have an additional continuous improvement requirement and what does continuous improvement look like so what it looks like in our office is there is a continuous improvement plan template that needs to be submitted and it identifies what the goals are, what the implementation strategies are going to be, what the source of funds are going to be, what the data is that determined that this is something that is a goal and what the outcomes are that you're going to be using at the local level to measure whether you've been effective or not but that's only what's submitted schools do a whole lot more than that it just doesn't, we don't require it now to be submitted around their comprehensive needs assessment to really dig deeply into their data to understand you know what their strengths and needs are by you know and in fact we've been schools have been participating for the last year in a data literacy series that we just met yesterday for maybe their 7th or 8th meeting that's been hosted by WestEd for helping schools to better understand how to make sense of that data but those continuous comprehensive needs assessments are really an essential part of the plan because that identifies what schools are going to be investing their time and their resources into over the course of the year and really understanding what the needs of the community of the schools of teachers in those schools might be doing. Thank you so much for being here I did have a couple of questions related to the work of the waiting task force but not you know not a deep dive on the waiting study so hopefully these are relevant I was just looking back at our report that we delivered in December and I knew we had a section on the EQS and I wanted to follow up in our report it said that Secretary French recommended that the EQA process be updated and expanded to focus on school districts rather than schools and be formally described in new and revised regulation so it sounds like Secretary French was calling on us to really update and revamp the EQA and he said that at that time the AOE and the State Board were reviewing the education rules and that they were going to be issuing a report later this year so that would have been 2021 I guess so do you do you know where that work stands have AOE and the State Board gotten into the this EQA section yet or where does Secretary French's recommendation to update these stand right now and I have a related follow-up question yeah I'm only going to be marginally helpful with that I really don't know where that conversation with the State Board of Education is sitting right now that's really a question that Chair Olson or Secretary French would be better to address the one thing I am feel comfortable trying to answer is that I think that you've touched on something else that's really important that has come out of the quality standards is really changing the unit of analysis from the school to the LEA the SUSD to really work more systemically to address problems as opposed to or not problems to address education good bad organized but to create systems to understand what's going on as opposed to individual schools or being as the unit of analysis that said where those conversations with the State Board and the Secretary stand right now I really don't have anything that I can add to that. I'm just going to stop for just one second and Amanda let's schedule some time also with the Secretary and with Chair Olson to respond to that question that was raised and perhaps you could Kathleen could you formulate that question? Yes I will Amanda follow up on that. Okay thank you Patrick excuse me I just have a related question I just want to make sure that you know as a committee that we're focusing whatever we do here specifically on the recommendations of the task force like that's kind of our mission so that was the one and the second is that we recommended it looks like the Senate bill the Senate waiting bill recommended two full-time employees be added at AOE to work specifically on the EQA process and I just wondered how your capacity is you know how you would envision using those two folks how they would be helpful and how necessary they are so I'm not I'm not a hundred percent familiar with the specifics of what those where those FDEs would be used what I can say is that we have a team of five people in our division who really work very very closely with all of the SU's STs in support of their continuous improvement process that means that we have one of our education quality coordinators roughly working with 10 different districts and almost this is an analogy this isn't kind of a factual but almost as embedded simultaneously in you know intent of those different districts to do whatever is needed to help them meet their continuous improvement goals that's that's very difficult and it's very difficult to provide a great level of support a comprehensive level of support to each of the districts with that level of staffing especially when that same group of five people the vast majority of all of the ESSER funding review of applications monitoring of that has fallen on that same group of people which is entirely new work to that team so it has certainly been a challenge over the I mean you know what was me everyone's had challenges over the last two years but you know this has really been a challenge on the workload of those of those ed quality coordinators provide high quality support for those districts in their continuous improvement processing and you know if additional support came we would find ways to put them to use on the same topic I think part of the I guess the question for you would be is there some consideration going on now especially with the idea of adding additional staff to modify the integrated field review process and I think that that's partly because you know A under pupil waiting the question came up about well you know how good a job are we doing making sure that the money that we're spending on education is actually doing what we hope it will do but also too I think it's reflective of people in the field and we specifically had testimony from the NEA but also others the integrated field reviews aren't exactly a very strong enforcement mechanism for making sure that schools are meeting their EQS and I guess I'm curious to know if there's broader talk going on about I guess a more robust I hate to use the word enforcement but let's call it enforcement mechanism for making sure all schools are providing what they need to provide it's a great question and I'm really not trying to dodge it when I say this but the integrated field reviews at their design were not intended to be an enforcement mechanism they were really intended to be an opportunity to get specifically into schools find out what's going on and say back to schools here are some things that we noticed here are some things that we notice that you are doing really really well here are some things that you might want to give some attention to and here are some really specific recommendations but they do not have the force of enforcement I think was the word that you used and that was by design because they were meant to be a collaborative process it was really essential part of that if the review was taking place in Essex North the really important part of that review is that folks from Kingdom East were participating in that and they were the ones who were going into and other neighboring districts were going into that to look to learn and to give their expert advice around that I mentioned the integrated field reviews started in 2016 they were on a three year cycle so every school they started in 2016 as pilots going to be reviewed on a three year cycle we were just finishing up the first cycle of those reviews when COVID hit and so we were at the point where we were thinking about we had started to work when COVID hit to really to rethink to read it from a continuous learning perspective a continuous improvement perspective to really say what has worked and what are the things now that we need to be to change the process on that and that's we were in the midst of doing that we were in the midst of doing that design change when we've had to shut down the integrated field reviews over the course of the last two years just starting again next week two weeks to have our first integrated field review again so fingers crossed but that doesn't exactly get your I understand that doesn't exactly get to your question you know from our perspective the integrated field reviews are not intended still not intended to be an enforcement mechanism there was something that was closer to that you know under the school quality standards where it was much more of a checklist but it was really meant to be a collaborative process to say here are some things that you need to be that you might want to be thinking about that said you know the example that we will just often use as a silly example if there are rats running in the cafeteria we can't not see that so that there could be some egregious things that are taking place that when you're on an integrated field review you would have to draw attention to but in general it was not intended to be an enforcement mechanism thank you it was a very interesting topic so you can keep going so a couple of other things just to I know that we're coming up in time and I don't know exactly what your schedule is or I guess maybe even a couple minutes over but a couple of the just quick highlights to draw to that this is where the tiered system of support has come into being we have our MTSS team or VT MTSS team really working and focusing on the social emotional health and physical well-being of students which we think is is really important and kind of codified those supports into rules and a couple of other things that staffing ratios were outlined in this and this is one that is a little bit more of you know a checklist that can be that can be done that the staffing ratios based on the age of the students and for a librarian school librarian school nurses school counselors if a school is unable to meet those staffing needs ratios for whatever point there is a waiver process that they can you know apply to the agency for waiver if they say I don't have the numbers in front of me I think school librarian is at this level under students to every school librarian if they end up with 310 students to every school librarian as school can submit a waiver to you know to say that you know from meeting that requirement that's decided by the by the secretary and then I think the other important thing I just wanted to say is that you know this also supported the idea of the you know to the SLDS that has come forward and passed as a way that schools are required to have a way that they're maintaining their data I think the final thing that I would like to say happy to answer additional questions is that this also drove how we organized a lot of the work that's done in the agency so the different divisions in the agency more or less map on to a lot of these different these five different categories the student pathways division contains largely the the personalization and academic proficiency work although there's some crossover around the assessment side with a data division the finance division as well as the data division really kind of have the investment priorities work the high quality staffing lies largely within within our division the education quality team and then the state health schools lies largely in the student support services division so that was intentional and there was a large reorganization in order to to best meet the needs of schools aligned with the education quality standard questions good morning questions going to revolve around your slide for safe and healthy schools last year's act 72 had a component for require facility managers in the districts and my question is is AOE has there been any follow up on that there really weren't any reporting requirements in the act I guess what my question is does AOE have a database to know that the schools are working with all codes and who I'm assuming that fire prevention does most of the inspections and does AOE keep a record of when if it's off the day I don't know that's a great question I really don't know I'm happy to track that down my guess is that Jill Briggs Campbell would be the one who would know that answer and I'm happy to reach out to her and get back to you thank you that's thank you other questions going to turn to by two members of the waiting task force anything else we have two members who were on the waiting task force anything that you want to add or our question at this point as we move forward in this conversation I think Kat had really the point not really a factor but I just think we should back on the report and the senate bill and make sure we have a clear and tightly defined understanding of what we need to be doing and we'll have State Board of Ed and the Secretary and the Office with any of their thinking Representative Austin this might be Kat and Patrick but in the report it seems like I'm not clear if you came out with a data point in terms of poverty if you decided on whether free and you might have I did read it no that wasn't what I was it wasn't an eyebrow moment sorry Rep Austin I'm looking at the dashboard and I'm saying free and reduced lunch data is that fairly an accurate picture of the poverty in that school so would you look I'm sorry go ahead so actually my question my answer is probably going to be unsatisfactory when you're looking at the dashboard right now that is just a reference based on the poverty based simply on free and reduced lunch there is a larger conversation that you're probably aware of to rethink the way that that's being calculated but any data that's currently being published would be reflected of the free and reduced lunch future data may be taking on a different a different calculation and really Ann Bardinaro is the one who who's in the consolidated federal programs and that's where the school lunch program lives is the one who's kind of overseeing that process but you may have something to add to that just to determine poverty in a school when you look at right now is that somewhat accurate because that has something to do with the data as well the kind of the aspects or as for my when I'm looking at those two things is that I just want to be sure my assumption is correct it's as is it accurate it's as accurate as it is in terms of you know parents and community members filling out their you know and guardians filling out their free and reduced lunch applications getting them back in you know so so do people slip through the cracks because those aren't filled out or the folks don't understand that they need to be filled out or how to fill them out or need support absolutely which is why you know look at one reason to look for for alternate ways of measuring that but it certainly reflects accurately the number of the number of students who are eligible for free and reduced lunch according to the knowledge of that individual's school system great thank you very much your questions okay this is this is a helpful beginning as we look at this and prepare for the study bill to have a better understanding of your problem what is your staff currently sorry what is your staff currently specifically to the ed quality standard side of it we five people who really work specifically with the ed quality work we have a larger staff for the we have a larger staff for the full division but working specifically on ed quality work with the continuous improvement team there are five four and a half people whose time is dedicated to that thank you okay we may want to bring you back as we begin to look at this very much appreciate your testimony happy to come back whenever thank you okay we have a little break Secretary French will be in at 10 o'clock he's going to give us the pandemic recovery update we also have a new report on the inclusion suspension expulsion which Amanda is going to work to get testimony on that it's actually on our website and folks will take a look at that but we will have someone to come in and present that to us to give them a test then after that we will have an opportunity to do a little bit more on education finance as we prepare for that and with that are there any other comments or questions or something we'll take a little break


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Now, every teenager who turns 18 should get access to the INEC portal to get registered and be able to vote. This is a campaign of civil society organization Demant Niger as the advocate for continuous voter registration. Tim Leed of the Democracy Network, Nigeria, Zoma and Naito, spoke at the University of Babuja during a town hall meeting with students and lecturers tagged hashtag register 18 campaign, the need for continuous voter registration. Demant Niger is asking INEC to keep the portal open and in line with section 10 of the Electoral Act which allows for continuous voter education. Continuous voter registration, it's just like you work in, you turn 18, you work the driver's license, why should he be different when he has to do it, voter's education, sort of voter's card. We should be able to work into any INEC office in one of the development areas or local government in a different space. I said, please, I want to get my voter's card, that's the way it should be so that total electionary period will not have this rush. We all witnessed what happened in the last election. A lot of people were not able to register, a lot of people even though they registered were not able to collect their voter's card on time and there was this rush. So we are not doing this awareness and this demand, it's our right, we want it. It's not like we have never in practice that we say, oh, these are the problems that INEC is having, that's why they have not come to it. It has never, ever worked. Talk about it and say, okay, we tried it, it didn't work. So we must learn that INEC starts registering people every day before 2018. One day before 2018. You can find about fresh news updates.


Good morning, everyone. This is the Thursday edition. This is the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. And this is going to be a really important the last day of the month of June. And so far, we've had intense selling and the selling of Begat selling. That's just, I mean, we'll treat it biblically. And then there was a dissipation of that about 10.15 when I did the news at 10. I said, look at this next 15 minutes going to be really important. Well, that lost that 15 minutes going to the 10.15 timeframe did signal some kind of support level. And now we've had a pretty decent running. Now the dial's down 370 at 30,652. It hit 30,431. It's over 230 points off the low. And what I had said was I thought that some selling that intense selling could dissipate. Marker can move up, but it's really the last hour. Do new buyers come in or new sellers? I think most of the selling surely has been done. We'll see the S&P right now. S&P is trading down 50. It was down to the 37,38 level. It's now down at 37,66 coming back, but it really needs to get to 38,18. It was going to do any reality at all. And so we're looking at the QQQs here. The case is that it's had a nice long-legged up and down move. Almost doji type thing is down 5 at 278. If it's able to start to rally 284 where it almost touched today, it needs to be above that by Friday rather than below the low today. IWM struggling to come back, but it is coming back down 54 at 160. And so we're looking at the QQQ. IWM struggling to come back, but it is coming back down 54 at 168. Gold, now I see where gold is because gold was weak and then it's ready, but now it's down 9 at 1808. It's gone past the left side low. I did quite a bit of that. I'll be doing that more. I'm going to be sitting for Larry Pazimento's show. There's a lot that we need to discuss in the different currencies and the different commodities. So I'll be doing Larry's hour. And we're looking at the TLT, a fabulous move up today, 1.58 and 1.1547 fundings making higher highs and higher lows. It's in Leg C above the Chapman Way Falling Affirmation. I'll talk about that when we get back. And we're looking at the crude oil. Crude oil is down sharply. Crude oil is down 4 at 105.63 and I was asked about the SCO. Yes, I think now the SCO is in play for the person who asked me about that. And if it's able to 22.95, this is the inverse of crude oil. If it's able to close above 23.91, the high of the 23rd of June, that will not only start Leg C, that starts for the first time to improve the weekly charge. So this says crude oil is giving us a chance yet a little bit of a deflation we ask. I'll be back with your Larry Pizzevento showing you how that is.


The St. Lucia Sports Academy held its Food Sports Summit on Saturday, December 11. The summit engaged 95 young athletes from 13 primary schools across the island. The event began with an address to the participants by guest-beguided professional athlete Albert Reynolds. He provided insight into the requirements necessary to achieve a professional sporting career. The participants were assessed in various sporting disciplines including football, cricket and athletics. Andy Biel is the assistant program director at the St. Lucia Sports Academy. We had coach Bayloss working with our cricketers, coach Dwight Francis working with our footballers, myself, acting director Victor Cornerbert and track and field coach Yusef Estevez assisting with the track and field events as well. Also on staff today we had Makiba Alcide, our physio who is out there assisting the coaches as well. Another component of this was the ability to use our Form 4 and Form 5 students who are currently going through our coaching program, that's the Caribbean Coaching Certification Program here on campus, that's a program supported by the St. Lucia Olympic Committee. Many PE teachers at the both primary and secondary school level have attained that over recent years and that's our way in-house here at the academy of having our own coaching development program. The kids get the theory within the classroom and today gave them a chance to have practical experience while working with these grade six students, some of whom, many of whom we hope will join us come next September. From a national athlete and chairman of Rycene, Lucia Venus Sherry highlighted the importance of maintaining a balance between sports and education. Sports and education, it's the best marriage. You can be the best athlete, if you don't have the right grades, you don't get to go anywhere. So you can just say, oh I'm the best sprinter, oh I'm the best football player, I will get a scholarship, no. Because every college, every university in the US, in Canada, in Europe, they care about your grades. That's why it's a perfect marriage. You can't relax on this one and think that one will carry you through. You can't relax on the other and think that one will carry you through. So you have to take both school and sports extremely serious. The faculty of the St Lucia Sports Academy expressed gratitude to key partners and sponsors of the summit for aiding in making the event a success. From the Government Information Service, Hermione Mark reporting.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with Layton Sportsguards. We are ripping 10 Box Tuesdays, 10 Box Immaculate Contenders Basketball Mixer, number 137 Random Team Style, changing the break name right now. There we go. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the Results tab, as well as the link in the chat. Good luck here, everybody. Let's do it. Let me have this up. We'll start with, start with 21 Optic. Good luck here, everybody. We'll do the basketball last, since it's not going to be in the recap. But I'm looking forward to that. That would be pretty cool. Hello, Chris Paul. Sons. Herbert Jones. Devin Booker. Hello, D'Angelo Russell. Scotty Barnes, base rookie. And hello, All-Stars. I'm going to do a dice roll for this. One, two, three, left, four, five, six, right. We'll go for the rest of the break, unless it's a one-of-one or super low number, or an autograph. It's going to be a five. Going to go to the right. That'll go with Vince Carter and the Nets. Five. Dylan Johnson. Chris Middleton. Josh Giddy, rookie. John Wall. There's a red Joel Mb, 19 out of 99 for the Sixers. Santiago Doma. Dominators is KD. Kevin Porter Jr., hollow. Going right with Zach Levine and the Bulls, who may be traded at some point. Evidently, Ayo, Yasumu, rookie. What's up? I know. Nice. Slime Green, Evan Mobley. 56 out of 149. There we go, Cavaliers. Cleveland is John Z. Congrats, John. You can recap it though. Pete Meribitch. Hello, Steph Curry, reigning freeze. Right around. Hello, Jonas Valin, Shunus. We got our auto coming up. It's going to be John and Kaminga. Going to the Warriors. Nice one there. Congrats, Golden State. That is Chen M. There you go, Chen. Nice one there. We'll show it at the end, team. We'll do a recap at the end. Kaminga base rookie. Go to the right with Zion. Cade Cunningham rookie. And a Cade Cunningham hollow. Very nice for Detroit. There you go, Sean N.A. with the Pistons. Two Cades in there. Let me escape though. There's an Orange Damien Lillard to 199. Blazers and last one here. No, this is life. This is Panini. This is licensed. Chris Weber. Next up, we've got 2021 optic hobby. Pretty much, yeah. We'll show the Evan Mobley at the end of the break. Devon Vasell rookie for the Spurs. And Paul George, ranking three is red. 84 out of 99. We got Origins, Elites. What else? Contender or not contenders? National Treasures Collegiate. And then 10 Box Tuesday, Trash. What's up, Trash? Yeah, what up, Trash? Jimmy Butler? Hello, all stars, Yanis. Chillin', chillin'. Oh, yeah. Hangin' out. Merry Christmas. Sir, we're getting close, man. Hello, Isaiah Stewart. Beef stew. Nice. Right, let me do this really quick for you guys. Eight teams to go. Oops, oops, oops, oops. Eight teams to go. Most teams on sale as well. There's a Lamello rookie. Oh, Forrest just sent us candy canes. Forrest sending us gifts. Did he? Hollow, Alfred Payton. What a nice guy. Forrest. Heather Bay. Pink Velocity of my guy. Paul Milsap. Five out of 79. One-off Jersey number. What's up, KJ. There's CJ McCallum. 3J. 41 out of 59 for the Blazers. Daniels. Steve Nash. Sene of Dia of the Rookies. Seven Dotson. Allen Iverson. Zion, Optic Dominators. Marquette Providence, really. Doesn't strike me as a super crazy game. Sergio Baca, but I guess, uh, I guess it's Big East, so anything can happen. Hollow, Saban Lee on the rookie. For the Pistons. Chris Paul. 79 on the Pink Velocity. I don't think we do, David, unfortunately. No golf right now, man. I wish. I wish we had golf. There's Orange of Victor Oladipo to 199 for the Rockets. Forget about Rockets Oladipo. Yeah, this is Optic right here. Luke. Because they're stuck together. There's a Obi-Toppin and Aaron Nessmith to 90 out of 99 for the Celtics on the Red. Nice. Seneek Bay. It's going to the Pistons on the Rated Rookie Auto. Congrats on that Detroit. Nick Richards. James Harden. There you go. There's the, there's the bottom card first. Hello. Giannis on Tentacumpa, Optic Dominators. All right, what are the hierarchy of Chick-fil-A Rays and Gains, KFC, Popeyes, but wow, that's a tough one, man. That's a tough one. That's a really tough one. All right, let's do 21-22 Don Rush Choice, man. That's clearly Forest. Clearly, man. Getting Restless right now. I'm getting Restless. Good Popeyes is fire. There you go. Is that good for everybody right there? Was that okay? Hope so. We got, all right, John and Kaminga. Kate Cunningham Rookie. Greg Brown. Yeah, David. We're doing personal tonight. Anemia's Kate Therookie. That's Jared Butler. We've gotten nice. That's solid. How about a next day? John and Kaminga. Boom. There we go. Chen with the Warriors, man. Let's go. Heck, yeah, dude. These are super short print, super short printed. Jaylin Johnson on the Rated Rookie Auto. Choice. Then we've got Lonnie Walker, 45 out of 99 for the Spurs. Nice. Kate Cunningham, 13 out of 49. There we go. Pistons. Congrats, Detroit. Shawn M.A. Nice one there. Color match on the Kade. Mega Kade, too. There we go. That's a great box, man. And Isaiah Todd, 80 out of 99. Not for sale. This is a group break. Nothing's for sale. Let's see. We got 21-22 Don Rush Choice. I'd go Chick-fil-A sandwich, in my opinion. Chick-fil-A sandwich is my favorite. The chicken joints. There's a backpack card. Isaiah Todd. Ooh, redemption. Okay. Got a black gold in here, it looks like, as well. First off is going to be Demontus Sabonis for the Pacers. We've got black gold Jaylin Soggs. Boom. Five of eight. That's going to the magic. There we go, Orlando. Oriole C. Congrats, buddy. That was clean, man. Clean, clean, clean. Right there. Aged up, as well. And we've got Sharif Cooper and Isaiah Livers. Nice ones there. Let's see what our redemption is. Optograph's Choice. Car number 57. James Book Knight. Nice one there. That's going to Charlotte. Congrats, Eric R. with the Hornets. Hornets. Yes, sir. We've got 21-22 Prism Choice. That's we've ripped what? Bold Optics. Don recent Optics Choice. Don Prism Choice. Got Sondro Mamakalashavilli. Bucks. Silver. Enos Freedom. Got your exclusives, Dante DiVincenzo. Isaiah Roby. And nice, Evan Mobley. Nice one there, Cleveland. On the exclusive, we got Otto Josh Christopher that is going to the Rockets. Congrats, Rockets. Sensational signatures. Nicholas Batum to 15. 15 out of 15 for the Clippers. And Rolls Royce O'Neill, 49 out of 88 for the Jazz. All right, on to Select. What's in now? Gary Trent. There's a Purple Ricky Rubio to 99 for the Cavaliers. Santy Aldema, Premier level. I got a lot of favorite cards, honestly. I'm a big Ravens collector. Very gross. There is Boyan McDonovich Throwback Threads for the Jazz. Game use. Congrats, Utah. Wow. Jason Tatum. Didier M with the Celtics. Holy cow, I was not expecting that one, man. One of one Tatum. Let's go. Wow. Let's go. That's nasty. Huge, man. That is a big, big, big card, man. Big card. We'll get that magged up right away. Yannis. Jeez, dude. That was literally out of complete nowhere right there. Tri-Color, Buddy Heald. Evan Mobley Rookie. Kid Cunningham Rookie. Rondo. Down-O-Ban. There's a Russell Westbrook for the Lakers. A lot of money. Somewhere between zero and probably 10 billion, I think. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Safe to say that. Safe range, yeah. 3J. Game use Jersey for the Blazers. Kairi Silver. Devante Graham. There's a Purple Fred Van Vliet, 61 out of 99 for the Raptors. Cam Thomas Rookie. Run the Poll. Wait, you can do Polls on this? Tatum with W? Yeah. Can you see the Poll? Yeah. Jalen Green. Yes, and also, yes. Silver, Collin Sexton.  Get your Oladipo. There's a Zyre Williams on the Zebra. Boom. Holy cow, man. Memphis, Rameen R. There we go. Not expecting a Zebra to come out of this either. Let's go, dude. Nice one there. Congrats. Get to throw that in the recap, too. Hi, Jones. Um, I don't know up top of my head. Head of White Sox. Kaminga? Lanexsportscard.com. Yeah. Andre Drum. Bass. To 199. What a box, man. Frans Wagner on the rookie Jersey Auto. Holy, man. That is unreal. Unreal, man. A box right there. Now a Frans, to 199. Zion and Isaiah Stewart. Silver, Kaminga. Concourse. Kendrick Nunn. Silver, Davion Mitchell. And Jalen Brown. Corside. Let me do this really quick. Six to go now. Six to go on Origins PYT. Now we're on to two boxes of 21-22 Contenders Optic. An MJ ball would be insane, dude. There's Hoop Dreams, Josh Christopher. Red Ice, Cam Thomas. I have to imagine a good amount since the World Cup, Greg. Bass. Marcus Smart Bass. Tyrese Haliburton. Blue to 99. And it's a 49. Josh Giddy. Giddy up, baby. Let's go. Congrats, Thunder. 43 out of 49. Going to the Thunder. Who's got OKC? It's going to be Diddy or M to go with your Tatum now. Congrats on that. Nice Giddy. We'll get that magged up. And now we just need that one insert out of this too. And it's like perfect. We hit a Giddy and can we hit this other insert? Common Josh Giddy W. I just can't do it. And you might have gotten lucky. Oh, no, you didn't. Sweet shots. Paul George. Sweet shots. And Blue. Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Kidd, Legendary Tandems. Bag with us. There's an Orange. Karris Lavert. To 49. Oh, it'll be around 12 a.m. Eastern time, David. Trayman to 149. Nice one there. Sweet shots. Thank you, Brandon. Took a couple of teams. And number 38. Appreciate you, Brandon. No, I didn't do that with, I wasn't really group breaking at that point, smack. So thank God, no. You wanted to. What, the sheesh? That really gets under Sean's skin. It's awesome. And iMac. Good luck, everybody. Pull a logo man out of this. Yeah, that iOtosumu one was bad too, one of the Tenbox Tuesdays. My voice really cracked on iOtosumu. Oh, there's a three-year-old who's trying to get his autograph at the end. There's a Brandon Ingram, a one out of 25. Morakawa first, and then now we're going to get you a messy, hopefully, David. The standard is going to be a Pascal Siakam, 29 out of 99. That is a game worn for the Raptors. We've got Obi-Toppin, 8 no stopping, 62 out of 99 for the Knicks. 8 no stopping, Obi-Toppin. We've got Lafonso Ellis, 79 out of 99, past and present for the Denver Nuggets. Stuff we've got, wow, that's Mark Jackson, 97 out of 99 for the Pacers. Holy dude, that's nasty. This is going to Samuel H. How about two out of three? Anthony Davis. Boom, three colored patch auto. Game worn, two out three. That is massive. Congrats on the AD. Clean Davis signature as well. Dude, that is awesome. There we go. This is killer. We got like six mag cards out of this. We had a great break here. Look at that. Gorgeous. Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Get that right into a mag, empty, empty. And now we got the basketball. I know, could you imagine there's an MJ, dude? I think I know where he goes. Once that guys have to double check. Yep, this is going to the Nuggets. Pretty cool one here. We've got great signature on that one too. Which way does it go? Right here. We got Dan Izzl. Hall of Fame, 93 going to Denver. Congrats on that Nuggets. Scott F. Scott F, picking up a basketball on that. Hall of Fame, 93. Dan Izzl. Getting nice. We'll take that. That'll do it for the break guys. Let's do a quick recap. Ain't no stopping Obi-Toppin, Nix. Pascal Siakum. Brendan Ingram for the Pelicans. Nod Magdottas. We got Mark Jackson. Pacers. Lafonso Ellis Nuggets. Tramann Thunder. Franz Wagner Magic. Zebra Zyer Williams. Grizzlies. Josh Christopher for the Rockets. Jalen Johnson Hawks. Siddiq Bay Pistons. John and Kamanga Warriors. Evan Mobley for the Cavaliers. James Bookknight going to the Hornets. I want to do this here. Geez man. I guess we'll start here. Cade Cunningham, 13 out of 49. We've got John and Kamanga next day auto for the Warriors. Nice one there. Golden State. Jalen Suggs, Black, Gold. Five of eight. We got Josh Giddy. Numbered 43 out of 49. Giddy up baby. Anthony Davis, two of three. Game used Jersey Auto. Game used Patch Auto I should say for the Lakers. And the hit possibly of the day I would say right here. We got a one of one. Jason Tatum. Jason Tatum. I'm going to send this to Blake. I would say that is definitely so massive. That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up we got football.


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