The May 2024 Board of Education meeting for the Wyoming City School District took place on May 23, 2024, focusing on recognizing community leaders and celebrating student achievements. The meeting commenced with acknowledgments of outgoing leaders, including Tia Miller, the outgoing president of the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), and Gingerri, who recently served as the Wyoming High School Alumni president. The board expressed gratitude for their contributions to the community.

Following the introductions, the meeting highlighted the work of the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), with several members completing their two-year terms. The board recognized Justin Malarski, Kelly Churchwright, Lauren Fernandez, and Nathan Lee for their service.

The meeting then shifted to celebrating student accomplishments. The principal of Wyoming Primary Schools, Dr. Kirschner, introduced various staff and students who had excelled in different areas. Notably, physical education teachers Miss Shively and Mr. Fear were commended for their efforts during the Kids' Heart Challenge, which raised over $2,300 for the American Heart Association. They emphasized the educational value of the program, which included lessons on healthy choices and CPR training.

Additionally, the board recognized Mr. Adam Beere, a third-grade teacher at Vermont, for being named the 2024 Outstanding Teacher Mentor by local universities, acknowledging his exceptional work with students and mentoring pre-service teachers.

The meeting concluded with further student recognitions, including participants in the National No Ready Problem Solving Tournament, showcasing the district's commitment to celebrating both academic and extracurricular achievements. Overall, the meeting served as a platform to honor the contributions of community members and the accomplishments of students, reinforcing the district's dedication to fostering a supportive educational environment.