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Steele High highlights student honors, launches CERB service class and expands robotics program with $1.6 million in equipment
Summary
Steele High School staff briefed the Amherst Exempted Village Schools board on upcoming senior events, a new senior service-learning class called CERB, and a large expansion of the industrial robotics/advanced manufacturing pathway that includes $1.6 million in equipment, state reimbursements and a request for additional local funding.
Steele High School staff told the Amherst Exempted Village Schools Board of Education that the school will mark a packed spring calendar of senior and schoolwide events, introduce a new service-learning elective for seniors and significantly expand its industrial robotics and advanced manufacturing pathway.
Principal-level staff member Gilliam outlined May events including an armed-forces recognition on May 2 and the senior awards banquet on May 6, and noted the school has 278 seniors scheduled to graduate. He also recognized Aiden Workman, who Gilliam described as “a national merit finalist” and currently ranked first in his class.
Janine New and Nikki Weaver, English teachers at Steele, described a new senior-only course the teachers called CERB, which Weaver said “stands for students engaged in responsible volunteering in education.” The class will meet the last two periods of the day and combine an English 12…
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