During the final board meeting of the school year for the Lansing School District, officials expressed gratitude for the community's support and highlighted the positive impact of the district's equine therapy program. Board members thanked educators, families, and students for their contributions, emphasizing that the students are the heart of the district's mission.

The meeting featured a discussion about a recent field trip to the district's equine center, where students engaged with horses for the first time. Participants shared their experiences, noting the therapeutic benefits of interacting with the animals. One student described the trip as \"the best field trip,\" highlighting the joy and freedom felt while riding. Another student reflected on how being around horses can transform emotions, stating, \"you can't help but smile\" when on a horse.

The equine therapy program, unique to the area, provides students with opportunities for community-based learning and personal growth. Board members praised the program's ability to foster connections between students and animals, which can lead to improved emotional well-being. The meeting concluded with a call for greater community involvement in the program, underscoring its significance in enhancing the educational experience for students in the Lansing area.