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District highlights student achievements and safety drills; alumnus drafted to MLB

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Summary

Administrators reviewed recent student accomplishments — including a national FBLA placing and a high‑school graduate drafted by the San Francisco Giants — and described a school‑safety reunification exercise held with local public safety partners.

Administrators used the board meeting to highlight recent student and staff accomplishments and a district safety exercise.

The district reported that the high‑school Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) team attended the national leadership conference in Anaheim and that four students delivered presentations; graduate Emma Steinke placed in the top 15 nationally. The board also congratulated Milton High graduate Gavin Killeen, who was drafted in the first round by the San Francisco Giants.

Administrators said staff and students took part in county fairs and FFA activities and that 12 members of the administrative team attended a conference titled "Cultivating a Culture of Excellence for All," which emphasized universal instruction and meaningful professional development.

On safety, administrators described a reunification and evacuation table‑top exercise held earlier that day with the city of Milton police department and other local law‑enforcement partners. The district said the drill included discussions of evacuation scenarios and reunification logistics and that using protocols consistent with other Rock County districts helps coordinate assistance across jurisdictions in an actual emergency.

Board members praised the students and staff for the achievements and thanked city partners for participating in the safety exercise. No formal action was required on these informational items.