During a recent government meeting, board members expressed gratitude for the swift response of the school district and community during the recent hurricane. Members acknowledged the efforts of those who operated shelters, emphasizing the importance of their work in supporting families affected by the storm.

Board member Mrs. Pickens shared her positive experience with Teladoc, highlighting the efficiency of the service during a personal health issue amid the hurricane's disruptions. She also praised Rhonda Odom for her invaluable support and guidance regarding budgetary matters, noting her willingness to assist new board members with their inquiries.

Mrs. Wagner echoed sentiments of sympathy for hurricane victims, particularly in North Carolina, and commended the district's administration for their handling of shelter operations. She also expressed appreciation for Odom's approachable nature, which has fostered a supportive environment for board members.

Mr. Leary added to the praise for the district's food service, sharing his enjoyable experience with cafeteria meals and commending the staff for their efforts. He also discussed the importance of maintaining security at school facilities, especially during periods of vacancy.

Superintendent updates included plans for Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations and community support initiatives, such as a clothing and supplies drive for hurricane victims. The superintendent also highlighted the success of the recent Feed the Need gala, which supports students in need.

The meeting concluded with a moment of remembrance for a student from QI Roberts who recently passed away, with board members encouraged to keep her family in their thoughts and prayers. Overall, the meeting underscored the community's resilience and commitment to supporting one another in times of crisis.