Tahoe Truckee School Board passes resolutions on safety and accepts multiple donations

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In a recent meeting of the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District (TTUSD) Board, held on January 22, 2025, the atmosphere was one of gratitude and community spirit. Superintendent Kareemer opened the session by acknowledging January as School Board Appreciation Month, expressing heartfelt thanks to the board members for their collaborative efforts focused on student welfare. The board unanimously approved a resolution recognizing this special month, highlighting the importance of their volunteer roles and the gifts they received, including chocolates and cards.

The meeting then shifted to a significant resolution aimed at ensuring safe school environments for all students. Superintendent Kareemer emphasized the board's commitment to inclusivity, affirming that every child has the constitutional right to attend school, regardless of their immigration status. This resolution, which aims to foster a sense of safety—both physically and psychologically—was met with unanimous approval from the board, reinforcing their dedication to prioritizing student well-being.

In addition to resolutions, the board discussed several generous donations that would enhance educational programs. Dr. Anna Marie Cohen, Executive Director of Student Services, announced a $2,000 donation from the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation for the STEP program, which supports young students in staying engaged in their education. The board expressed appreciation for this contribution, recognizing the vital role the STEP program plays in student retention.

Further donations included $1,089.73 from donorschoice.org for Aldrich Creek Middle School, which will fund innovative whiteboard tables for sixth-grade math classes, promoting collaborative learning. The board also celebrated a $5,000 donation from the NFL Foundation for North Tahoe High School's football team, aimed at improving training resources and equipment for student-athletes.

Throughout the meeting, board members reflected on the importance of community support and the proactive efforts required to secure such donations. The discussions underscored a collective commitment to enhancing educational experiences and ensuring that all students feel safe and supported in their learning environments. As the meeting concluded, the board's focus on collaboration and community engagement left a positive impression, paving the way for future initiatives that prioritize student success.

Converted from TTUSD Board Jan. 22, 2025 meeting on February 13, 2025
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