The Davenport Schools Board convened on September 22, 2025, to discuss various topics, including the recent All District musical and updates on the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program. The meeting highlighted the importance of fostering a fun and inclusive environment in the district's activities and programs.

The session began with enthusiastic remarks about the All District musical, which received praise for its emphasis on fun and inclusivity. Board members expressed their appreciation for the collaboration among schools and the positive impact it had on students. Director Potts noted the musical's success and the need to continue improving the CTE program to meet student needs.

Student board members contributed reflections on the musical, with one member sharing their personal experience in a CTE class focused on early childhood education. They emphasized the hands-on nature of CTE courses and the importance of maintaining quality in these programs. Another student echoed the sentiments about the musical, highlighting its ability to unite students from different schools.

The discussion then shifted to the CTE program, with board members acknowledging the ongoing changes and the involvement of teachers and students in shaping its future. Director Hayes emphasized the value of community input, while Director Ward expressed gratitude to the teachers and students for their efforts in the musical.

Superintendent Schnecklock commended the financial management that allowed for the successful production of the musical, noting that such initiatives require a solid financial foundation. He expressed optimism about the new CTE director, Mike Elliott, and his potential to enhance the program by building on existing strengths.

The meeting concluded with a positive outlook on the district's financial trends and the collaborative efforts to improve educational offerings. Board members expressed their eagerness to see the developments in the CTE program and the continued success of district-wide initiatives.