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School board considers exciting new venue for graduation

August 15, 2024 | Bettendorf Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa



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School board considers exciting new venue for graduation
In a recent board meeting, discussions centered around the upcoming graduation ceremony for Bettendorf High School, with a proposal to hold the event at the Vibrant Center. Board members expressed enthusiasm about the potential venue, highlighting its capacity to accommodate families and friends celebrating graduates. Feedback from the community, particularly from a Rotary meeting, indicated strong support for the move, with many eager to see the decision finalized.

Dr. Morse outlined logistical considerations, including the setup of graduation photos and decorations, such as large banners featuring the school's mascot. The Vibrant Center's scenic location near the river was noted as an attractive backdrop for photographs, enhancing the overall experience for families.

The board discussed the timing of the graduation ceremony, with the first Saturday after Memorial Day weekend being proposed as a consistent date moving forward. This would provide stability for families planning to attend. However, concerns were raised about potential scheduling conflicts with other events, particularly concerts, which could affect the graduation date.

Board members acknowledged the importance of community feedback and suggested conducting follow-up surveys to gauge reactions to the new venue and logistics. The meeting concluded with a motion to approve the contract with the Vibrant Center for the 2025 commencement, reflecting a commitment to enhancing the graduation experience for students and their families.

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