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Superintendent urges Shelby County students to stay focused as school year ends; notes testing, festival and graduation date
Summary
In a superintendent wrap-up, district leadership urged students to maintain attendance and focus for upcoming state testing, reminded the community about an April Dogwood Festival and confirmed graduation is May 25.
The superintendent (not identified) urged Shelby County students to stay focused and maintain attendance as the school year approaches its close, saying, "So I encourage you to be at school every day. To be focused every day and to come ready to work and ready to end this school year on a really positive note."
The superintendent noted state testing is upcoming and also said, "We got defenses coming up," without elaborating on what "defenses" refers to. He reminded listeners of a community event in April, the Dogwood Festival, and confirmed graduation will be May 25 for Shelby County High School and Collins (school name given as "Collins" in the remarks). The superintendent offered the reminders during a routine wrap-up message and did not announce new district actions or policy changes.
