Here it is
ZD Racing 9021-V3
1:8 scale truggy
Big beast
Let's take a look inside
I ordered KIT version and I have already installed the electronics needed to run the model
I chose SPT5425LV 26KG servo
I also chose the Hobbywing combo
EzRun Max8 and 4274 2200KV brushless motor
Motor can handle 6S
As you can see, a lot of aluminum, aluminum struts
Hobbywing EzRun Max8 150A 6S - no problem
Aluminum plate
Huge, thick rocker arms
455mm plate length
420mm width
Let's see the wheels
HEX 17mm
140mm diameter
70mm width
Now check how the suspension works
Nice and smooth
Huge oil filled shock absorbers with covers
With regulation of course
The same in front
The towers are aluminum at the front and rear
It does not bounce
Nice and smooth
Car have central diff
I must change T-Deans to XT90
The bodyshell was damaged in transport and I had to stick it
The front looks good
Big spoiler
It looks great from the side
Total length 550mm
I can not wait to test it
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Inside Education S 19 Ep16 Clip | A Look Inside SECTA's Culinary Program - Duration: 4:24.
Welcome, and thank you for joining us
for this edition of Inside Education.
I'm your host, Mitch Truswell.
So what will it take to ensure that students
are prepared for our state's
future employment needs?
For many the answer is career and technical
education, or as it's often called, CTE.
The goal of these programs is to provide
students with the basic skills
and understanding they will need
to enter the workforce, if they choose to,
directly after high school.
We are continuing to look at these
opportunities within the Clark County
School District.
Recently I had the chance to visit SECTA,
the Southeast CTA, where a culinary
program is helping prepare students
for a future in the food industry.
"Today we're doing two chocolate desserts,
"so we're doing the chocolate sauce
and then we're doing the chocolate souffle."
Chef John Schlothaven is one of two chefs
at Southeast CTA working with students
on a daily basis.
Students watch the chef demonstration first,
then work in groups
to complete the task themselves.
So the double boiler, the reason why we use it
is because it's a gentle way of adding heat
to whatever it is that we're cooking.
The culinary program is meant to be more
than just a cooking class.
It's a realistic look and experience
of what a culinary career might look like.
A lot of them come in as a hobby.
The Food Network has definitely been
a catalyst for our program
the past probably ten years.
Chef Emily Giacona heads up the culinary
program and is proud of the realistic
glimpse it gives students.
(Emily Giacona) Our program is so realistic.
We make it real so they're working
in a restaurant.
They're not sitting down,
they're sweating in their uniforms
for six hours a day, and some of them go
oh, it's not Food Network.
I'm going to have to work weekends,
I'm going to have to work nights.
The restaurant industry is not easy.
It's fun to cook, but the restaurant
industry is not that easy.
There are about 150 students
currently in the program--
sophomores, juniors and seniors are eligible--
and a different group of students
rotates into the kitchen each day.
Under the guidance of Giacona and Schlothaven,
the students are also responsible
for preparing meals in the school's restaurant.
While the program offers lifelong food skills
for all students, Giacona says
about half of graduating seniors
will pursue a culinary career.
One of them is P.J. Dellatan
who, looking back, never thought
this could be his career.
(P.J. Dellatan) Before I came to high school,
I had no intentions of what my life
was going to be but coming here,
having people like Chef John mentor me
and show me something I like,
I think I'm going to go with culinary now.
Once I came in the kitchen I found
that I liked it, so it gave me
something positive to look forward to
and want to continue high school.
As part of the program, students are required
to dress the part:
Chef hat, shirt and pants.
Both chefs also instill a lot of discipline
and respect for the food.
Mistakes often turn into lessons.
This is what happens when you cook chocolate
too hard or too fast.
You can see this was from somebody yesterday.
(knocking bowl on the counter)
This is supposed to be chocolate sauce.
All students who complete the program
and graduate will be presented
with their own knife kit,
allowing graduates to walk into a job
after high school if they choose
with the basic tools they need.
Kassandra Meza has always
had a passion for baking.
Her dream? Go to culinary school
or directly into a restaurant.
(Kassandra Meza) I do feel like I'm a step ahead
because I know this is what I want
to do with my life, but at the same time,
I know I can learn more from everybody.
Giacona strongly believes that hands-on
learning is what keeps some of these students
coming to school, another aspect
of the program she's particularly proud of.
We see them as sophomores
and we see them go all the way through seniors,
and we're like, our program
made a difference in that kid.
It changed them, like if they weren't
in our program-- not that they wouldn't
have been great, but I think
we made them better coming in our program.
-Although there are many former SECTA students
who have gone on to success in the culinary
industry, I asked Chef John
for a couple of examples.
He told me there are right now four graduates
working with the Wolfgang Puck Group
at the Aria Casino Resort and doing very well.
As for the chocolate dessert the students
were working on in the story you just saw,
Chef John passed along the final product.
I think it looks pretty good.
Again, SECTA has a restaurant that serves
lunch typically Tuesday through Friday.
They would prefer you call
and make a reservation.
The number is 702.799.7500,
extension 4058.
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Until Death Do Us Part? How Important are your Marriage Vows? - Duration: 9:42.
(upbeat music)
- Podcast in months.
(Heath laughs)
We trying to do a little bit more
for you all, so here we go.
So.
- It's also our first time recording.
- Yeah, and the subject was what?
- Are we doing the podcast now?
- Yes, we are.
- Oh, yes.
- Hoo! - So, the subject today is,
do you believe in until death do you part?
- Yeah.
This one came up this week with the B. Smith article,
if you all haven't seen that.
- Did y'all see that?
- Heath and I read it earlier this week
and we just watched a little video,
the husband's kinda rebuttal for it
and my first reaction was one of...
I was a little disappointed.
I'm gonna be honest.
My first reaction wasn't what I feel now.
Wouldn't you say?
- Yeah, I think that's exactly right, baby.
When I first heard it, my immediate thought was,
there's probably more to this story,
and even though we hadn't really taken
the deep dive into it, I was just thinking,
when mature people have been married for that kind of time
and you look up and it's 20 plus years later and something
out of the ordinary's going on,
there's probably a back story.
- So, if you haven't heard the story,
B. Smith is like the black Martha Stewart.
I love B. Smith.
B. Smith had tons of restaurants through New York.
- And D.C.
- Yeah, and D.C.
I don't know that much about her,
I just know she was one of my favorite kinda icons.
Well, she had early onset of Alzheimer in 2013.
- Well, that's when she was diagnosed.
- That's when she was diagnosed,
and now, it's pretty much full-blown.
Her husband of 26, 27 years has brought
a girlfriend
into their home.
- Right, right.
- The daughter, who is actually B. Smith's stepdaughter,
also cares for her, and it's a unique family dynamic.
It's a different type of family
and I saw some comments on Facebook and social media
and people were just talking about how appalled they were,
how wrong he was, they wanted an intervention,
they wanted someone to intervene and stop this.
Some of that, I think, comes from the fact that
the woman that he brought in is lighter persuasion
and much, much younger,
and we know how B. Smith is very wealthy.
So, I think when I first...
- But that also means that her husband's wealthy.
- Yes.
(Heath laughs) When I first thought about
the situation, I was disappointed, I was shocked.
I thought it was wrong, how could this happen,
why are people letting this happen, and then,
I thought about it the next day
and what I thought was, let them do their marriage.
That's my first thought that came to mind was,
okay, that's how they're gonna be married, let's be married.
And when I thought about it a little more,
she's basically like a two-year-old.
She doesn't even recognize her own self
in pictures in their home.
She doesn't know who he is most of the time.
She kinda knows the people that live with her,
but she really doesn't.
- Yeah, I mean, the Alzheimer's certainly has ravaged
her brain and so it's difficult for her
to string sentences together, even one sentence now.
It's a situation where you see her everyday
and she appears to be in good health when you see her.
She certainly still has her model beauty
and she's slim and vibrant - She's beautiful.
- and that kinda thing, and by the same token,
she's somewhat despondent,
not an adult in the sense of the way that we think of it.
And so, you have to sort of feel for the husband,
and I think that there are a couple of things
that I was gonna throw out to the audience
as we kinda talk through this.
But I think that one of the key questions really is,
after you get past the judgment of what you think,
what your initial thought is about...
- Right, like me.
- This scenario.
And you extrapolate how you would react,
if you were thrust into this situation yourself.
You and I have been married for 28 years.
- I can't imagine you not knowing who I was,
you not knowing our children, you not remembering
any of our wonderful memories,
having those conversations with me.
That would be devastating.
- Yeah, and you think about how that would make you feel
and you handling that situation, that scenario everyday
and watching me get progressively worse?
- Well, I'm not receiving that.
We're just saying.
I don't wanna talk about it like that.
I don't receive that.
- So the point is, is that,
I think that, as people are looking at it
from the outside in, and making certain judgments
and there was some things in the Washington Post article
about people on social making commentary,
sending messages to the husband,
there have been some YouTube vloggers
who created some content around it.
And the thought is, is that there's always
this judgment, right, and so,
you can have feelings,
you can have whatever feelings about
the scenario that you want.
Certainly, we all have our opinions,
our biases, what have you, but I think that,
after you get beyond it, the question is,
before you jump to conclusions, before you make
any kind of judgments about the husband
and what he should or shouldn't do,
what's appropriate and what's inappropriate,
how you think he should be living his life with his wife
and if it's fair to her, et cetera,
he's the one who has to handle that everyday.
He's the one who has to experience that everyday.
He is the one who has to live with his wife everyday
in a state of diminishing intellect
in terms of her faculties.
So, the question I think I wanna pose to people is,
what would you do if it were you?
- Yeah, it's difficult to say what you would do
if it were you and what we have to move to
is one aspect, which I always go back to, is one of love.
And what I see and what I understand about
this current relationship, inclusive of the girlfriend,
is that it's one of love.
From what we see, it's one of inclusion, not division.
It's not like he's pushing her off
and not including her in his life.
When he met the girlfriend, from the story that I read,
he said to her, you need to meet B,
and I think it's important that he move through
his commitment to death,
through his commitment of life with one person
for the rest of his life, the way he chooses to.
I think we're very accepting of celebrities living
their lives like they want to.
Open marriage, we heard several celebrity people saying
they have open marriages.
We're in this like this and this is how it is,
but we don't say nothing about that.
It's a choice, just like so many other ways people
go about living their lives, it's one of choice,
and I think it's his choice and I think,
when Heath and I talk about marriage forever
and the importance around institution for us,
I think, first and foremost, yeah, forever.
So if this how he chooses to do forever,
I say let him do that.
I say leave him alone and I say let them be married
like they're going to be married.
If that's what they call their marriage,
if that's what he calls his marriage,
if everybody is in love and everyone is showing love,
I say let them.
- Yeah, until you walk in someone's shoes,
it's difficult to make a judgment about it, right?
And so, I think that I come down sort of the same way, baby,
it's all about love and understanding
and making adult decisions, whether they sit well with you,
with people looking from the outside in, or not.
I think that everyone has to live their life
and understand that people are doing the best they can
with what they have at that time.
And so, I think that the gentleman is to be applauded
for his commitment to his wife,
I think the gentleman, say what you will about
his decision-making around how he's coping
with what's happening in his life,
and you just have to be in prayer
and just sending good vibes toward that couple.
- Yeah, it's all in love, guys.
That's our opinion, Heath and Tracy's opinion.
If you wanna talk about this further,
join us on Twitter.
Jump in the conversation on Twitter.
That's @heathandtracytv.
- @heathandtracytv!
Check us out, hit us up!
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Inside Education S19 Ep16 Clip | Two new Members join CCSD's School Board of Trustees - Duration: 9:37.
Well, the Clark County School Board
has two new Trustees.
During a special Board meeting in January,
District Judge Nancy Allf
administered the oath of office
to Irene Cepeda and Danielle Ford.
District G Trustee Linda Cavazos
was also sworn in.
She was appointed to the Board
in August 2017 to replace Erin Cranor
but won her seat in this past election.
An interesting fact, with the recent election,
the Clark County School Board of Trustees
is now all female.
Joining us now in-studio are the two newest
Trustees to join the Clark County School Board,
Irene Cepeda representing District D,
and Danielle Ford representing District F.
First of all, I want to say
congratulations to both of you.
I think probably we want to find out
a little about you because a lot of people,
unless they were in your district,
may not know as much about you.
Irene, let's start with you.
Tell us a little about--
give us a summary of your background.
(Irene Cepeda) Well, I'm a product of the Clark County
School District.
I went to elementary school at Fay Herron,
Von Tobel Middle School and then went to LVA
and Canyon Springs High School.
I'm a native;
I feel like I'm a native.
I went to UNLV.
I got a bachelor's in political science
and a master's degree in education.
My parents migrated here from Nicaragua back
in the '80s when there was a civil war
seeking a better life for me and my sister,
and here I am today.
It's a little surreal being a Trustee,
being able to represent my community,
and in-between there, I run an educational
nonprofit called the Latino
Leadership Foundation where we run
a youth conference every year;
we're in our 26th annual year.
I work at Nevada State College currently,
and I've been with the Nevada System
of Higher Education for almost 10 years
so I have a strong higher education background,
and that's kind of my forte.
Yeah, it's an honor to serve,
it's an honor to be here,
and I'm always ready for more work.
-What made you take the step
from being so involved in higher education
to say, you know what?
I think I want to run for the Board.
-Well, there are direct implications.
Our students, a large population
of our District go to our higher education
institutions here, our public institutions
like CSN, Nevada State College and UNLV.
I went to UNLV, worked at CSN,
and I work at Nevada State College now
so I love all our institutions equally.
-You're well versed. -I'm well versed.
At some point in my career I'm sure
I'll be at UNR, maybe, I don't know
if that's too-- what is it--
a betrayal of my university,
my alma mater. -Perhaps.
But you saw a connection between what happens
in higher ed and what happens in K-12,
and that's what made you run?
-Yes. Again my background,
at least in my day job, I work with transitions,
helping high school students
get into college,
so that college access piece.
There's always issues like remediation
when students get into college
and aren't at college-level math,
college-level reading, college-level writing.
So that was always something
on my forefront I saw every day.
But moreover, I know we have great students
in our district, and I want to make sure
every student has the opportunity
to be amazing and it not be by happenstance
that they get to go to college.
-Okay. Danielle, let me ask you that.
Let me find out a little about your background
and why you decided to run for the Board.
(Danielle Ford) Well, I think it's interesting
that Irene and I joined the Board
at the same time because we have similar values
but we have very different back stories.
I am also a product of CCSD
but I left CCSD a year early.
I got my GED and I went to eight different
CCSD schools, and the reason why
I ran ultimately was I felt like
CCSD failed me in a lot of ways.
I want to support our students
who are on track to attend college,
but I also want to make sure that the 70%
or so of students who aren't going
to college are ready for a career.
I ended up-- when I dropped out
of school, I got my GED the next week
and I went to beauty school,
and a year later the same month
that my friends got their diploma,
I got my aesthetic license
so I had a trade at the same age.
I ended up having two kids,
becoming a young mother.
I was a military wife
and now I'm a divorced military wife.
I've seen a lot of things with my kids.
My kids are now in high school and junior high,
and I was really involved in their
education especially in elementary school,
serving as a Cub Scout leader
and on the PTO and in the classrooms.
There's a lot of things I realized
that haven't changed since I was in CCSD.
-Do they go to CCSD schools?
-Yes, they both do, their whole life.
-All right. So let's talk about that.
You each have different areas that will help you
address the needs but, you know, sometimes
the decisions that are made,
you're going to make people mad.
You know, you will.
Are you guys prepared for that?
I mean, not everybody's going to love
every decision you make, honestly.
-Absolutely. There's always going to be a group
that doesn't agree with your decision.
That's just how it's going to be.
Everything is really a lot of times
black and white, and we have to decide
what we think are the right things to do
and stick with that.
So that's what I intend to do.
-Yes, and you try to be methodical
with your decisions where you're taking
qualitative data and quantitative data,
taking the numbers and the stories,
and making sure that you make
the best decision for our students.
-For the students, yes.
So let's move on because it's interesting
to find out about you,
but we're going to run out of time.
The biggest challenge in the District,
what do you see?
-The biggest challenge I feel right now,
especially since being on the Board
just for the few weeks I have been already,
is the-- I don't want to say
lack of organization,
there's just so many things happening
that it's really hard to keep track of.
We really need to tighten it up
and be able to get better data
and really see what's working
because we do have some great things
that are happening.
A lot of things aren't so great,
but it's really hard to know where the money
is best used without having that data
to be able to quantify it.
-Right, and the Superintendent
seems to be all about that.
-He's all over it, yes.
-If it's not working, we're not going to do it.
-What would you say,
Irene, is the biggest challenge?
-I think I'll piggyback a little bit,
there are definitely some efficiencies
that we could streamline to make sure
we're the most efficient organization.
But with that, it's funding.
We need more money.
We grossly underfund our students,
our per pupil, which leads to a myriad
of other issues like class size.
We have too many students in a class.
They're not getting adequate instruction.
You know, sometimes because of the amount
of students in the classroom,
a teacher might not be able to see signs
where a student might need some resources.
So funding, funding, funding.
We're the last in the nation
when it comes to our student funding.
Our teacher-to-student ratio is abysmal,
and it comes down to money.
I don't think we've ever been to--
I've never heard anyone say money isn't going
to help this specific intervention,
to help fund this specific intervention.
-Let's talk about there's some pretty big
goals on the table that the Superintendent
laid out in the Focus 2024:
No one- or two-star schools,
90% graduation rate,
100% increase in college
and career-ready diplomas,
increase in Advanced Placement
and International Baccalaureate.
Those are big goals.
Do you feel prepared to help make that happen?
Those are big goals.
-I'm enthusiastic for it.
I think if we're aiming this high
and maybe we don't hit that,
we might get here, that's something.
If we aim low and make it here,
those gains are--
you know, it's amazing if we get those numbers.
I think if we're setting our goals high,
we're keeping the adults responsible,
that's really when we see results.
-The Trustees have kind of said the same thing.
How are we going--
are we over-delivering?
How are we going to make these promises happen?
The Superintendent is very--
we've been very clear that we expect
to see benchmarks, estimated benchmarks.
In two years what is that trajectory
going to look like to tell me that
it is succeeding, not just look at it
every year and see what we've done.
So he knows that's kind of what all
seven Trustees expect, and he's currently
creating a business plan
so we're able to really forecast it.
I have faith in him and his methods
because he's very methodical
and he's no BS.
He'll just cut things out.
-Quickly, like 10 seconds
because we're out of time.
You guys are great, though.
Personal goals: With your position
on the Board, what's your personal goal?
-To get more parents involved and educated
and rallying for their kids' education.
-Yes, participation is always big.
How about you, Irene?
-Being an efficient and effective board.
-Boom.
-Well, it's been great getting to know you.
I know we'll have you come back on,
but again, we wish you all the success
and thanks for making time
to share a little knowledge with us.
(both) Thank you.
And with the new year comes new officer roles
for the Trustees.
Trustee Lola Brooks was selected as president,
Trustee Linda Cavazos, vice president,
and Trustee Chris Garvey will serve as clerk.
To learn more about the CCSD Board
of School Trustees, you can visit
their website, CCSD.net/Trustees.
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NBA Power Rankings: Proposed trade deadline moves for every team, including the top-ranked Warriors - Duration: 19:11.
Welcome to NBA Power Rankings: The Trade Deadline Edition. Between now and 3 p.m
ET on Thursday, there's certain to be a bunch of trades that will shake up the NBA as much as -- or more than! -- the Kristaps Porzingis trade did last week
Or maybe not! Maybe there will be a handful of second-round picks swapped for salary dumps or role players who will improve teams around the margins
The beautiful thing about today's NBA is that you never know what's going to happen next (except that the Golden State Warriors are going to win another title, duh)
More NBA newsGrading every attempt to close gap on GS in superteam era This week's power rankings are going to do something different
Think of it as a Fantasy basketball exercise. We're going to propose one potential move that'll make each team better -- either for the remainder of this season, or for the next couple seasons
Or, in the case of a select few very, very bad teams, for far into the future, when draft picks can help transform a franchise's fortunes
Sometimes it's a specific trade suggestion. Sometimes it's a bit more general. Are these trades all realistic? Absolutely not! Do they all work under the salary cap? No! Are they fun to consider? I certainly hope so
Here are the latest Power Rankings: Biggest Movers 3 Celtics 2 Thunder RkTeams ChgRcrd 1 Warriors The Warriors certainly shouldn't do much, obviously, since they look close to unbeatable when healthy
But depth could be a (slight, slight) issue, especially at center. You never know how Boogie Cousins' health will hold up over the rest of the season
Jordan Bell is barely in the rotation. Kevon Looney is a fine but limited player
Robin Lopez would be a great buyout candidate -- if only the Chicago Bulls would acquiesce
--37-15 2 Bucks The Bucks continue to roll, having won nine of 10 and still sporting the NBA's top net rating (by nearly three points per 100 possessions)
There's not much this team really needs. But as D.J. Wilson has moved into a more prominent role, Thon Maker has been rendered close to useless for the Bucks
He's still got potential; the Bucks should try to get whatever they can get for him, whether that's a second-round pick or a veteran rim protector
They'd have to give up more than Maker for Willie Cauley-Stein, but that would be an interesting swap
--38-13 3 Raptors Just watch Masai Ujiri get incredibly crazy at the deadline and swing a deal for Anthony Davis (which would make the Raptors the only team in the NBA with a chance to upset a healthy Warriors team)
It feels far-fetched, as do most trades for Davis. This team's championship window may only last through this season, depending on what Kawhi Leonard does in free agency, so Ujiri is incentivized to go for it with a big move
But it's hard to see a move that really makes much sense for one of the most complete teams in the NBA, other than flipping, say, Pascal Siakam, O
G. Anunoby and Jonas Valanciunas for Davis. Trading a first-rounder to add depth could work, but for a team that isn't sure of its direction if Leonard leaves in free agency, that would also bring some risk
--38-16 4 Nuggets This team came through my city on Saturday night after having arrived to their hotel at 4 a
m. After a grueling game the night before, the Nuggets beat the Minnesota Timberwolves in a back-and-forth game despite missing their second- and third-leading scorers (Jamal Murray and Gary Harris)
I'm a believer in this team. This team would right now be my pick to face the Warriors in the Western Conference finals
As far as any trades: Short of making the biggest dark-horse trade in NBA history and putting together a monster deal for Anthony Davis (A
D. and Jokic together?!), why would there be any reason the Nuggets -- the second-youngest team in the NBA, with the best record in the West -- would want to deal? Maybe in the offseason, they could deal a wing to make room for Michael Porter Jr
But for now, this team should roll with what they got. --37-15 5 Celtics The Celtics are rolling, winners of 10 of their past 11 during a soft stretch in their schedule
(The only teams above .500 they've beaten during that stretch are the Raptors, Thunder and Nets
) The Celtics won't -- or can't -- do much during this trade deadline. Their real deadline is July, when they'll be able to re-sign Kyrie Irving and deal for Anthony Davis -- or do neither
No team will have more intrigue around it over the next several months than this Celtics team
It will be fascinating to see if they end up including Jayson Tatum in a potential trade
334-19 6 76ers I might need to re-evaluate my position that the 76ers are a very good team that's just short of the top tier in the East (a tier that includes the Raptors and the Bucks and right now nobody else -- sorry, Celtics)
Look at the incredible resume of wins this team has banked since Christmas: Warriors on the road, Spurs at home, Rockets at home, Clippers on the road, Jazz on the road
This is a top-tier team that could win the East. They clearly need some reinforcements for the playoffs, though, namely a backup big man and a shooter
What about Markelle Fultz and a protected first-rounder (or a couple of second-rounders) to New Orleans for Nikola Mirotic? A stretch-4 like that would do wonders to open things up for Philly
--34-19 7 Thunder The Thunder could use another 3-point shooter. Could Wayne Ellington be had from the Miami Heat, helping with the Thunder's biggest weakness while helping with the Heat's salary cap situation? The Thunder already dealt Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, who was out of the rotation anyway
It'll be interesting to see if they can also shed Alex Abrines and Patrick Patterson
233-19 8 Rockets Will the Rockets be able to get out of Brandon Knight's contract? It might cost them a first-round pick
The Rockets don't have much flexibility now but could sign a player or two on the buyout market
They could use more depth. Wesley Matthews? 130-22 9 Trail Blazers The Blazers are in the midst of a stretch where they play one game in nine days -- and then go on a sprint to the All-Star break, when they'll play five games in eight days
Anyway, the Blazers appear to be one of the biggest potential buyers (non-Anthony Davis category) this trade deadline
They could really use another scoring option, especially on the wing. Taurean Prince or Otto Porter Jr
(who the Wizards have said is unavailable) would do wonders for the Blazers. So would Nikola Mirotic or Rodney Hood
What would the cost be? A first-round pick and a young player -- like Nik Stauskas or Anfernee Simons -- would be intriguing
(Update! On Sunday afternoon, after I wrote this, the Blazers dealt Stauskas, Wade Baldwin and two future second-round picks to Cleveland for Rodney Hood
Solid move.) 132-20 10 Jazz What other Western Conference teams are better positioned than the Utah Jazz to make a run to meet the Warriors in the conference finals -- especially if the Jazz add one more big scoring option? Mike Conley would do wonders for the Jazz, and Nikola Mirotic could, too
Conley's price would be steep, and the salary is huge, but Dante Exum (who'd fit well into Memphis' defensive mentality) plus a first-rounder could get it done
130-24 11 Spurs I'm still stunned at these anachronistic Spurs and how they completely flipped the script on what looked like a lost season after the first month or two
They're now winners of five in a row, and look like a team that's got a legit shot to make the Western Conference finals
As far as trades: Um, they're the Spurs. They don't do midseason trades. Ever. --32-22 12 Lakers Stop it with these underwhelming lowball offers and just go for it
How did this lowball type of thinking work out for the Lakers with Kawhi Leonard or Paul George? And so: Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma, Brandon Ingram and two future first-round picks for Davis
Make it happen. 327-26 13 Pacers The Pacers have a boatload of expiring contracts, but they're all players who are solidly in the rotation
The guess here is that they'll sit tight; this became a lost season the moment Victor Oladipo went down with a season-ending injury
Even a big play to get Mike Conley wouldn't propel this team into the top tier in the East -- although a healthy Oladipo paired with Conley would be fascinating next season
133-19 14 Nets Will Sean Marks attempt to trade one of his expiring contracts (DeMarre Carroll, Jared Dudley or Ed Davis) for draft picks or for another of his patented reclamation projects? Marks' management of this franchise during a tough time has been remarkable
--28-26 15 Clippers The Clippers, hanging on to a playoff spot in the West, have so much depth
There's really not much that this team needs, other than landing a Kawhi Leonard-esque superstar in the offseason
229-25 16 Kings It's truly amazing that this Kings team has continued to be in the playoff race
What a turnaround, and what a pleasant surprise. As the trade deadline approaches, the Kings could be a vital trade partner, since they are the only team with significant cap room
That cap space could help the Kings land a rotation-worthy player from a team deep in the tax
Otto Porter, anyone? --27-25 17 Timberwolves Trade Anthony Tolliver for a second-round pick
Get what you can get for him. He's a pro and a vet, a valuable two-way player who hasn't gotten many minutes for the Wolves and will get even fewer once Robert Covington returns from injury
The Wolves are in an uncertain spot on whether they should buy or sell. They should probably sell as aggressively as they can, but general manager Scott Layden is being judged by the team's performance, so he's going all-out for a playoff appearance
--25-27 18 Hornets Big contracts for middling players (Nicolas Batum, Marvin Williams, Cody Zeller) means it'll be incredibly tough for the Hornets to be buyers at the trade deadline
And this team needs to be a buyer to add talent around Kemba Walker. Maybe Frank Kaminsky, who has completely fallen out of the rotation, can be flipped for a second-rounder
Not the type of Earth-shattering trade that will inspire Kemba to stick with Charlotte in free agency
326-26 19 Heat It makes way too much sense, given Wayne Ellington's $6.3 million salary and the Heat being $6
3 million above the tax threshold, for an Ellington trade not to happen. There are plenty of teams who could use a 3-point shooter of his caliber
Ellington to Philly for a second-round pick? 124-27 20 Mavericks The Mavericks made the deal of the year (non-Anthony Davis edition) last week, going all in on a pairing of Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis
In theory, and presuming Porzingis gets back to full health (and remains fully healthy, always a big question mark for him), this is an ideal fit for the Mavericks
But this team gave up a ton. If it works, this is a genius move. If it doesn't -- if Porzingis isn't the player he was pre-injury -- then the Mavericks could be forfeiting the value years of Doncic being on a rookie contract
124-28 21 Pelicans The lottery-bound Pelicans are the key that unlocks everything in the NBA over the next six months
It starts with Anthony Davis, but it does not end there. Will the Pelicans submit to the Lakers as-yet-underwhelming trade offers, or will they wait around until summer, when the Celtics can be part of the conversation? In the meantime, though, expect the Pelicans to be active over the next few days as they transition to asset-acquisition mode for a post-Davis rebuild
If Nikola Mirotic isn't shipped off for a young player and/or a pick, I'd be shocked
Philly sounds like an ideal spot for him. Julius Randle could net the Pelicans a valuable pick as well
123-30 22 Wizards Amazingly, the Wizards still have a shot at the playoffs in the East
Even as Ted Leonsis has pledged not to trade their core of John Wall/Bradley Beal/Otto Porter, you'd have to imagine that a solid trade offer could get him to change his tune for a Wizards team that's well over the salary cap
Maybe it's flipping one or more of the Wizards' eight expiring contracts into a pick
Maybe it's a monster deal for Beal. The most likely: Trade Porter to, say, the Utah Jazz
Get a pick. --22-30 23 Pistons Reggie Bullock is an absolute gunner from 3-point range, and he's on an expiring $2
5 million. A team like the Sixers has draft assets and a need for someone like Bullock
One interesting idea that's been rumored is the point guard-deficient Pistons being in play for Mike Conley
Would a first-rounder plus, say, Stanley Johnson get it done? --22-29 24 Magic If you can get a first-round pick for Nikola Vucevic -- any first-round pick, no matter where it lands -- do it immediately
The Magic need to clear the way for the development of Mo Bamba, despite Bamba being pretty bad during his rookie season
Vucevic's recent All-Star selection only increases his value. --22-31 25 Grizzlies It's complicated, because Mike Conley and Marc Gasol mean so much to this franchise and this city
That's one reason why the Grizzlies waited too long to trade those two in the first place, and that was a mistake
Now, it's time -- past time. Conley is the more valuable asset. What about sending him to the Utah Jazz for a first-rounder and Dante Exum? Suddenly, the Jazz could make an argument that they're the second-best team in the West, and the Grizzlies would add assets
If they pass the trade deadline without dealing either of these players, it will be an abject failure on behalf of this front office
--21-33 26 Hawks The Hawks are the secret winner of the Porzingis trade. With the Mavericks losing important pieces for this year, and with reports that Porzingis won't play for the Mavericks this season, the (top-five protected ) pick that the Hawks acquired in the Luka Doncic trade will only become more valuable as the Mavericks lose more games
This team has said their goal is to "stay young" -- so they should trade every possible piece
The worst thing that could happen would be a repeat of last year, when the Hawks didn't make any deadline moves and were forced to buyout Ersan Ilyasova and Marco Belinelli
Jeremy Lin could net some assets for a team in need of a backup point guard in the stretch run
So could Dewayne Dedmon. Getting a second-round draft type of guy for either of those players, or a protected first-rounder, would be smart
--17-35 27 Bulls Robin Lopez wants to go to Golden State. Why not make his dream a reality? It's not like the Bulls are heading anywhere but the lottery this season
Flip him for a second-round pick and consider that a win. 112-41 28 Suns The Suns, obviously, are in the asset acquisition game
Can they get a protected first-rounder for TJ Warren? Warren to the Rockets is a move that I'd like
111-43 29 Cavaliers The Cavaliers made a nice deal in shipping Rodney Hood to Portland
J.R. Smith is a guy who ought to net something in return. The big question, though, is what the Cavs can get for Kevin Love, if anything? One executive told me Love's massive contract is seen league-wide as a negative-value contract
What I want (and a trade that absolutely won't happen): Kevin Love for Markelle Fultz and a pick
This would certainly complicate Philly's books for the future, but it would also make the Sixers the Eastern Conference favorite this season
And the Cavs are a bottom-of-the-barrel team that needs to swing big -- and Fultz would be a huge swing, and a huge gamble
111-42 30 Knicks The Knicks went bold last week, trading their franchise cornerstone, Kristaps Porzingis, in a deal that people around the league read as an attempt to clear the decks for major moves in 2019 free agency
That was the biggest possible move the Knicks could have made. In the meantime, they'll try to trade Enes Kanter, though that'll be tough
And buyouts are possible for DeAndre Jordan and Wesley Matthews. 110-42
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I'm holding on your rope, got me ten feet off the ground
And I'm hearing what you say, but I just can't make a sound
You tell me that you need me, then you go and cut me down
But wait
You tell me that you're sorry, didn't think I'd turn around
And say
That It's too late to apologize,
it's too late
I said it's too late to apologize, it's too late
I'd take another chance, take a fall, take a shot for you, oh, oh
I need you like a heart needs a beat, but it's nothing new
Yeah, yeah
I loved you with a fire red, now it's turning blue
And you say
Sorry like the angel Heaven let me think was you
But I'm afraid
It's too late to apologize, it's too late
I said it's too late to apologize, it's too late
It's too late to apologize, it's too late
I said it's too late to apologize, it's too late
I said it's too late to apologize, yeah
I said it's too late to apologize, yeah
I'm holding on your rope, got me ten feet off the ground
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I SPENT $103,430.05 ON FACEBOOK ADS LAST MONTH!! - Duration: 12:50.
What's up you guys Jason Wardrop here and this past month was absolutely crazy with Facebook ads
Okay, and I want to share some of these cool things that have happened over the past month with you all now
obviously it was the beginning of a new year and so you've got your new goals new resolutions and everyone's excited and
Hopefully you're still sticking to your resolutions to those schools that you made now
One of the coolest things personally that happened for me was I passed?
20,000 subscribers right here on YouTube, which if you are one of my loyal subscribers, I am very grateful for you
Thank you so much for the support. I hope you have found some value in this channel
I really enjoy putting together these videos for you
So I hope that you have found some value at least a little bit and I think that we have now passed over
23,000 subscribers which a little shout-out to MJ right here, but that was one of my greatest accomplishments
I feel in this past month. Then another cool thing is we celebrated my wife's birthday and on her actual birthday
We went up to Park City and we checked out several ski-in ski-out
Cabins, which I kind of called this dream shopping right? Like it's not like we're gonna go buy one right now
We're not really quite there yet
These are like 1015 million dollar cabins, but it's really fun to grab Realtor
Someone that can go take you up there and just start to dream right? Like there was this one cabin that was
33,000 square feet
Fourteen master bedrooms right on the ski slopes there was two lifts going up guys. This thing was crazy
It was awesome. And there was other ones there was like ten twelve thousand square feet and these are aunts again
We're all like 10 to 15 million dollar cabins, which you know
Maybe one day I'll get there and hopefully bring us some of you guys my loyal subscribers up to the cabin to hang out
Go
You know hit the ski slopes for me where maybe he's in the summertime do some downhill mountain bike and some hiking some cool
Activities up in Park City then another kind of cool thing
That happened is my little boy my son. He rolled over for the first time which guys it was super exciting
He actually rolled over three times straight in a row
But it's now been about two to three weeks and he hasn't done it again since so we got to figure out what's wrong with
him now one thing that I like to do at the end of every month and a lot of times at the end of every
Week and I should probably do it every single day
but I like to take a look back at the week or the month and reflect and see all the positive things that have because
honestly, if you did it every single night at the end of the day, even if you had the worst day
there's things that you can be grateful for there are things that maybe you didn't notice but if you take the time to reflect
Like all these things. I just kind of list it off
You're like man
That's really cool and just be able to have be grateful and have gratitude for everything that's going on in your life now guys
I get it
I know you didn't show up to here to hear about my son rolling over for the first time or me passing 20,000 subscribers
Or any of this stuff, but I also spent over
$100,000 on Facebook ads just this past month and we're gonna get to that here in just a second
I'll show you guys the
Actual screen and so you guys can see inside my ads account that I really did spend over a hundred thousand dollars on
Facebook ads and honestly that doesn't even count any Google ad spend because we also spent a little bit of money over there
Which I haven't really ramped that up quite yet
But that was additional ad spend on top of the hundred thousand dollars on Facebook ads
But Before we jump in and I show you guys the actual screen and inside my ads accounts and all that stuff
I just wanted to break down three key important things that you need to know
To be able to get to that level in your business, right?
Because when I first started a few years back
I could have never
Imagined to spend a hundred thousand dollars on Facebook advertising like I could have never even imagined just even making a hundred thousand dollars in
Just one single month
Okay, but I've been able to learn a lot of tactics techniques be able to scale up my business to that point
I remember back in the day if I spent
$1,000 for the entire month. I felt like that was a lot of money
so I want to break down really quick the three key things that you need to know and
understand about your business before you can scale things from $1,000 per month to 10,000 to 50,000 100,000 and
Even beyond that right? So the first thing that is honestly the most important thing is make sure you have your tracking
Dialed in okay and your tracking is basically knowing how much you spent how many leads you?
Generated how many sales you're making how much money you're making and not just money you're making but how much cash you?
Collected that day and how much revenue you collected that day
so the difference between cash and revenue if you guys have been watching my channel here is cash is like money that you actually
collected that day
whereas revenue if somebody jumps on like a payment plan or a monthly subscription or something like that, that could be
Forecasted out for several months, right? So like my webinar, you can buy it for nine ninety seven or three or four payments of
367 now if someone jumps on the payment plan and they just pay
367 well, I only collected three hundred sixty-seven dollars
But the potential collected revenue is well over a thousand dollars. So I remember even just this past year guys
It's not it hasn't been long since I've really gotten my tracking dialed in a year ago today
I pretty much would throw money at Facebook and I was actually still spending quite a bit
I would spend about fifty to sixty thousand dollars in the beginning of 2018
Per month and then I was like, okay
I'm spending fifty to sixty thousand and as well, as long as I'm making more than that, then I'm good
I'm making money and I can pay all the bills
But I had no clarity or peace of mind when I was spending that money
So like if I went through and had a bad sales day or bad webinar bad, whatever
I was kind of freaking out right because I didn't know I didn't have that tracking dialed in so I didn't know if I spent
$1,000 if I was losing $1,000 or making $1,000 or what where I was at in my business
So that is the number one key point guys, make sure you have your tracking
Dialed in so, you know
If you're spending a hundred dollars that you're making at least
200 dollars back out with your business now key number two guys
It falls along the lines perfectly with tracking and that is knowing your lifetime value of your customer
Okay
so basically kind of break this down if you were to go spend one dollar on advertising and
That next day you made a dollar back and you break even that's great, right, but you might think well
Why should I go through and spend a dollar just to make a dollar back?
Because if there's refunds charge back, so there's like the processing fees all that stuff at the end of the day
You're like I'm actually losing money
Okay. Well the cool thing is is if that one dollar you spent is generating leads and customers where the
Lifetime value after three months is two dollars
Right or after six months is three dollars where if you're able to go through and wait that out
You're actually doubling and and five Exene your money that you spent initially on that advertisement now
I always try to make sure that I am not only breaking even but I'm actually making money on a rolling
Seven-day calendar so that basically means if I spent let's say $1,000 in a week. I try to make at least
$1,100 back that week
Knowing that I'm able to pay for all my ad spend and kind of have a little bit of a buffer for any refunds chargeback
Processing fees or anything else that might be happening
And then after that the lifetime value of all those leads and sales generated
Everything after that is just going to be complete profit for my business
So the way I kind of like to think about this is if you think about that study that's done on kind of willpower
Right where they had all these kids in a room and they put a Oreo cookie right in front of them and they're like look
You can either eat the Oreo cookie right now, or if you wait five minutes, we're gonna give you two Oreo cookies
Okay. Now most marketers most business owners. They're gonna eat that Oreo cookie, right?
They're just gonna be like going and trying to hey, I spent $10,000 on advertising this month. I better be making
$15,000 back right now, and I don't want to even like think about lifetime value or any of that
Well, if you actually wait and know your lifetime value of your customer
You can be making a lot more money
And if you have that tracking dialed in you can be a lot more confident in scaling your business
And just have that peace of mind
So you're not having to freak out every single day like I was back in the day
Not knowing your numbers not knowing your tracking not knowing your lifetime value of your customer and those leads that you could potentially
Collect more money down the road as well. Alright, so the number three key point
now this guy's this take is a grain of salt because I
Highly recommend if you're just starting out with your business, if you're really spending less than fifty to sixty thousand dollars per month
Which most people are going to be just focus on one ad
Network, okay
Don't go be spending money on Facebook and be spending money on YouTube and Google and all these different platforms
Because really it's like every single ad platform is a completely different beast
The quality of leads is different the people that are on it are different
So you have to really take that in consideration and it's really a little bit of a learning curve to get to that point
Now with that said if you are going through and advertising on Facebook and YouTube and Google and all these different platforms
It's really important to keep your tracking
Separate so any money that is spent on AdWords
you need to track that directly to the leads that are generated from your AdWords ads and
The sales that are generated from those ads as well
Versus with Facebook you want to keep that all in one tracking sheet as well? Because honestly,
that's where it gets tough for a lot of people and this is where I was pretty much all of last year and that was
The first year I really started spending money on Adwords. It was like I was spending money on Facebook ads
I was spending money on Google ads I was making sales
I was making money I was profitable but I had no idea if it was the Facebook as they were bringing in the money or
The YouTube ads the Google ads I had no idea
And so I was just throwing money at stuff and it was working. It was great
But because I didn't really know I didn't have that tracking down and the separate tracking on the different platforms
I didn't know if I should be focusing more on YouTube or more on Facebook or which ads were actually performing the best
Okay
So anyway guys those are the three key points that I would highly
Recommend you nail down to start scaling your business more and it's interesting because once you get these things nailed down
scaling becomes a lot easier
And you have a lot more peace of mind when taking things to the next level with your business now as promised guys
Let's jump on my computer
I'm going to show you guys inside my Facebook Ads account so you can see that I actually yes. I did spend the money
I was telling you I spent and then also I'll show you guys inside my Google Ads account just so you can see that was
Like a frat I think we spent like ten thousand or something like that
I don't even know but I'll show you guys in there as well
All right guys, so here we are in my Facebook Ads account
You can see I spent one hundred three thousand four hundred twenty six dollars and thirty cents
Now if you look up here
I did pull last two three days of December and the only reason being is because I
Did do a promo in early January where I started the ads in December 29th
Because kind of the holidays I shut my ads off for a couple of weeks because the ad costs are extremely expensive
So I was like, you know, I'm just not gonna spend any money
Okay, so if we actually look at just the month last month right there
We've got ninety four thousand seven hundred and fifty six dollars and thirty six cents now some of you guys might be thinking well Jason
You know, you're lying. It's like if you didn't spend over a hundred thousand dollars
Well, have you come over and look at AdWords as well?
We spent not that much. You can see about eight point four thousand
So eight thousand four hundred if I hover over this eight thousand four hundred and forty two dollars and ten cents
So even if you know, you don't pull the last couple days of December, it was still well over a hundred thousand dollars
But guys once again and as I've shown you guys before you need to keep this tracking separate. It's like right here
This is my AdWords tracking. You can see up here
I track all the leads and you can see right here
The ad spent eight thousand four hundred and sixty seven dollars is where I've got tracked right here
How many clicks how many leads how many sales all this stuff right here?
And then I also have one for Facebook ads as well. And so I can know exactly what is producing
The leads was producing the sales and how my business is really going on. So
Anyway guys, hopefully this was helpful as far as kind of breaking down and understanding how to go through and scale your business
I hope you guys are off to an amazing start in this new year and
Reflect take some time every single week or the first like I like to do the first weekend of every month of every new month
Look back and be like, okay, what were the cool good things that happen? What can I be grateful for?
What are the the things that I can just like reflect on and give me that that power that the boost to get me into?
this next month
So anyway guys, hopefully you out liked this video and if you did make sure you guys subscribe if you're not subscribed already also
Give it a thumbs up comment down below
Let me know he thought and with that said guys, thanks so much for watching and I'll talk to you all later
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Inside Education S19 Ep16 Clip | Two new Members join CCSD's School Board of Trustees - Duration: 9:37.
Well, the Clark County School Board
has two new Trustees.
During a special Board meeting in January,
District Judge Nancy Allf
administered the oath of office
to Irene Cepeda and Danielle Ford.
District G Trustee Linda Cavazos
was also sworn in.
She was appointed to the Board
in August 2017 to replace Erin Cranor
but won her seat in this past election.
An interesting fact, with the recent election,
the Clark County School Board of Trustees
is now all female.
Joining us now in-studio are the two newest
Trustees to join the Clark County School Board,
Irene Cepeda representing District D,
and Danielle Ford representing District F.
First of all, I want to say
congratulations to both of you.
I think probably we want to find out
a little about you because a lot of people,
unless they were in your district,
may not know as much about you.
Irene, let's start with you.
Tell us a little about--
give us a summary of your background.
(Irene Cepeda) Well, I'm a product of the Clark County
School District.
I went to elementary school at Fay Herron,
Von Tobel Middle School and then went to LVA
and Canyon Springs High School.
I'm a native;
I feel like I'm a native.
I went to UNLV.
I got a bachelor's in political science
and a master's degree in education.
My parents migrated here from Nicaragua back
in the '80s when there was a civil war
seeking a better life for me and my sister,
and here I am today.
It's a little surreal being a Trustee,
being able to represent my community,
and in-between there, I run an educational
nonprofit called the Latino
Leadership Foundation where we run
a youth conference every year;
we're in our 26th annual year.
I work at Nevada State College currently,
and I've been with the Nevada System
of Higher Education for almost 10 years
so I have a strong higher education background,
and that's kind of my forte.
Yeah, it's an honor to serve,
it's an honor to be here,
and I'm always ready for more work.
-What made you take the step
from being so involved in higher education
to say, you know what?
I think I want to run for the Board.
-Well, there are direct implications.
Our students, a large population
of our District go to our higher education
institutions here, our public institutions
like CSN, Nevada State College and UNLV.
I went to UNLV, worked at CSN,
and I work at Nevada State College now
so I love all our institutions equally.
-You're well versed. -I'm well versed.
At some point in my career I'm sure
I'll be at UNR, maybe, I don't know
if that's too-- what is it--
a betrayal of my university,
my alma mater. -Perhaps.
But you saw a connection between what happens
in higher ed and what happens in K-12,
and that's what made you run?
-Yes. Again my background,
at least in my day job, I work with transitions,
helping high school students
get into college,
so that college access piece.
There's always issues like remediation
when students get into college
and aren't at college-level math,
college-level reading, college-level writing.
So that was always something
on my forefront I saw every day.
But moreover, I know we have great students
in our district, and I want to make sure
every student has the opportunity
to be amazing and it not be by happenstance
that they get to go to college.
-Okay. Danielle, let me ask you that.
Let me find out a little about your background
and why you decided to run for the Board.
(Danielle Ford) Well, I think it's interesting
that Irene and I joined the Board
at the same time because we have similar values
but we have very different back stories.
I am also a product of CCSD
but I left CCSD a year early.
I got my GED and I went to eight different
CCSD schools, and the reason why
I ran ultimately was I felt like
CCSD failed me in a lot of ways.
I want to support our students
who are on track to attend college,
but I also want to make sure that the 70%
or so of students who aren't going
to college are ready for a career.
I ended up-- when I dropped out
of school, I got my GED the next week
and I went to beauty school,
and a year later the same month
that my friends got their diploma,
I got my aesthetic license
so I had a trade at the same age.
I ended up having two kids,
becoming a young mother.
I was a military wife
and now I'm a divorced military wife.
I've seen a lot of things with my kids.
My kids are now in high school and junior high,
and I was really involved in their
education especially in elementary school,
serving as a Cub Scout leader
and on the PTO and in the classrooms.
There's a lot of things I realized
that haven't changed since I was in CCSD.
-Do they go to CCSD schools?
-Yes, they both do, their whole life.
-All right. So let's talk about that.
You each have different areas that will help you
address the needs but, you know, sometimes
the decisions that are made,
you're going to make people mad.
You know, you will.
Are you guys prepared for that?
I mean, not everybody's going to love
every decision you make, honestly.
-Absolutely. There's always going to be a group
that doesn't agree with your decision.
That's just how it's going to be.
Everything is really a lot of times
black and white, and we have to decide
what we think are the right things to do
and stick with that.
So that's what I intend to do.
-Yes, and you try to be methodical
with your decisions where you're taking
qualitative data and quantitative data,
taking the numbers and the stories,
and making sure that you make
the best decision for our students.
-For the students, yes.
So let's move on because it's interesting
to find out about you,
but we're going to run out of time.
The biggest challenge in the District,
what do you see?
-The biggest challenge I feel right now,
especially since being on the Board
just for the few weeks I have been already,
is the-- I don't want to say
lack of organization,
there's just so many things happening
that it's really hard to keep track of.
We really need to tighten it up
and be able to get better data
and really see what's working
because we do have some great things
that are happening.
A lot of things aren't so great,
but it's really hard to know where the money
is best used without having that data
to be able to quantify it.
-Right, and the Superintendent
seems to be all about that.
-He's all over it, yes.
-If it's not working, we're not going to do it.
-What would you say,
Irene, is the biggest challenge?
-I think I'll piggyback a little bit,
there are definitely some efficiencies
that we could streamline to make sure
we're the most efficient organization.
But with that, it's funding.
We need more money.
We grossly underfund our students,
our per pupil, which leads to a myriad
of other issues like class size.
We have too many students in a class.
They're not getting adequate instruction.
You know, sometimes because of the amount
of students in the classroom,
a teacher might not be able to see signs
where a student might need some resources.
So funding, funding, funding.
We're the last in the nation
when it comes to our student funding.
Our teacher-to-student ratio is abysmal,
and it comes down to money.
I don't think we've ever been to--
I've never heard anyone say money isn't going
to help this specific intervention,
to help fund this specific intervention.
-Let's talk about there's some pretty big
goals on the table that the Superintendent
laid out in the Focus 2024:
No one- or two-star schools,
90% graduation rate,
100% increase in college
and career-ready diplomas,
increase in Advanced Placement
and International Baccalaureate.
Those are big goals.
Do you feel prepared to help make that happen?
Those are big goals.
-I'm enthusiastic for it.
I think if we're aiming this high
and maybe we don't hit that,
we might get here, that's something.
If we aim low and make it here,
those gains are--
you know, it's amazing if we get those numbers.
I think if we're setting our goals high,
we're keeping the adults responsible,
that's really when we see results.
-The Trustees have kind of said the same thing.
How are we going--
are we over-delivering?
How are we going to make these promises happen?
The Superintendent is very--
we've been very clear that we expect
to see benchmarks, estimated benchmarks.
In two years what is that trajectory
going to look like to tell me that
it is succeeding, not just look at it
every year and see what we've done.
So he knows that's kind of what all
seven Trustees expect, and he's currently
creating a business plan
so we're able to really forecast it.
I have faith in him and his methods
because he's very methodical
and he's no BS.
He'll just cut things out.
-Quickly, like 10 seconds
because we're out of time.
You guys are great, though.
Personal goals: With your position
on the Board, what's your personal goal?
-To get more parents involved and educated
and rallying for their kids' education.
-Yes, participation is always big.
How about you, Irene?
-Being an efficient and effective board.
-Boom.
-Well, it's been great getting to know you.
I know we'll have you come back on,
but again, we wish you all the success
and thanks for making time
to share a little knowledge with us.
(both) Thank you.
And with the new year comes new officer roles
for the Trustees.
Trustee Lola Brooks was selected as president,
Trustee Linda Cavazos, vice president,
and Trustee Chris Garvey will serve as clerk.
To learn more about the CCSD Board
of School Trustees, you can visit
their website, CCSD.net/Trustees.
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nayulal: Speak France please
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liu.privv: Do u like Kristina Pimenova ???? mostafafarweez: Would you like to visit EGYPT? 😊
friasjoantamayo: 👋
simonespinoza5: Bonita
papang__4400: 👋 nadhdhs_: Where are u now? richard_lin_rich: Hello
therealkimmydoo: Hello behzad_rezaei9: I love your eyes
grace.powellspam: Can you speak france rawit204: 😂
alonso_alfredo_: How old are you right now
ardalan.md: Hello beautiful
juanfelipe_s: What kind of food you don't like ? john_lock._: How old r u?
juliagalvani.oficial: 👍 iemirah: 😍
_savvvvyyyyyy: Go live with me
lomaarts: How many times have you have been to Paris I have been there 11 times
catalves2347: Oi hermawan1858: Speak indonesia
marvio_bertho_de_carvalho_: Você fala português
theronblatcher15: Would you consider coming to Japan?😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃 grace.powellspam: It's 12:30 in Wales
augustovalentepf: Are you going to ballet or coming back from it?
emersonbcsp71: How old are you ?! erblin_hotti: where are you going ?
mr.tall.order: 👋
eddy_lopez20: Spanish
marcialrecalde1121: 👋
fel.ramirez932017: Hello juliagalvani.oficial: You beautifull
maghrabyselim: I'm March 7 2005 iemirah: pretty😍😍
edwin_granadino: Do you have tattoo?
sisi_jtm: 😍 istrate.s: What game You play how is name on game??
grace.powellspam: It's so late here charleslrnz00: 👋
mahdi_naghdipv: Show your mother please
ym_7z_: How old are you? alonso_alfredo_: Show me you car
younes_shakiba: What makes a guy attractive? mjayon_: Its 07.35 in Jakarta
john_lock._: I hate cats
valentinapadilla_: Where are you from? meloso_privado: Estás horriblw
liu.privv: Kristina Pimenova is cool?
herculessastre: 😍 john_lock._: Dogs r betterr
live_and_vibe_2019: Hello marvio_bertho_de_carvalho_: 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷MArvio Rio de janeiro Brasil
architect_david1794: Love your eyes and eyebrows, greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴
miguel_venturajr: 😍 haja617: WHICH INFINITY STONE WOULD YOU USE❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
eddy_lopez20: Tziquin pa shut therealkimmydoo: where are you going??
bor7rero: hi maro715: 👋
isabelle.c14: How would you name your pet ? davisjr.4425: Greetings to mom
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