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The Easton Area School District held a special meeting followed by a standing committee meeting on April 9, 2025, focusing on community health services and academic updates. A significant highlight was the announcement of a new partnership with Family Connection of Easton and Easton Neighborhood Centers, aimed at enhancing access to health services for students.

During the meeting, representatives discussed plans to begin offering services at a new clinic in early May, with patient scheduling already underway. The initiative is designed to ensure that students, particularly those from the Southside community, can access necessary health services throughout the school day. This effort is part of a broader strategy to connect students with caseworkers and community partners to address their needs effectively.
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Board members expressed enthusiasm about the new clinic's proximity to the school, which will facilitate easier access for students. One board member, a Southside resident, highlighted the importance of these services and the anticipated opening of a pharmacy, which will further support the community.

In addition to health services, the meeting also covered academic matters. Dr. Draper presented several items for board approval, including seven proposed field trips, which are set to be discussed in the upcoming board meeting.

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The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue addressing the needs of the community and preparing for the upcoming school year, emphasizing the district's dedication to supporting its students and families.

Converted from Special Meeting Followed By Standing Committee Meeting meeting on April 09, 2025
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