In a recent meeting, the Royal Oak Schools Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution declaring June as LGBTQIA+ Bridal Month, emphasizing the importance of supporting the rights of all citizens to experience freedom from discrimination. The resolution encourages community participation in celebrating diversity among students and staff, regardless of gender identity, gender expression, or sexual orientation. The board also committed to flying the pride flag throughout June, reinforcing their dedication to inclusivity.

The meeting also featured the farewell of student representatives Alex and Matthew, who expressed gratitude for their time on the board and encouraged incoming students to continue advocating for their peers. Their remarks highlighted the significance of student involvement in educational governance and community engagement. The board recognized the contributions of these students, presenting them with tokens of appreciation for their advocacy efforts.

As the school year concludes, the board welcomed three new student representatives who will take on leadership roles in the upcoming year, ensuring that the voices of students remain integral to the decision-making process within the district. The meeting underscored the board's commitment to fostering an inclusive environment and empowering the next generation of student leaders.