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Student representative reports record blood-drive turnout, media awards and upcoming graduation
Summary
Student body representative Isaac Parlett told the board about a high school blood drive that matched the best turnout since 2010, student media awards, club trips and graduation plans.
Student-body representative Isaac Parlett delivered the high-school update at the Lebanon City Schools board meeting on May 19, highlighting a successful blood drive, club activities and upcoming graduation.
Why it matters: student activities and participation rates reflect extracurricular engagement and community service levels at the high school.
Parlett said the National Honor Society's April 25 blood drive registered 93 students, with 69 successful donations and 26 first-time donors; he reported an estimated 207 lives positively affected by the total donations. He also noted the IT club visited an electronics recycling center to study sustainability, the Hope Squad hosted a mental-health awareness week, and the global media crew won five Blue Chip Media Awards across multiple categories.
Parlett reminded the board that graduation was scheduled for May 24 and said he would attend Florida State University next year for mechanical engineering. Board members praised his service and the district's extracurricular accomplishments.
