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Montecito student ambassadors showcase program; board approves Camp Tortazzano trip

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Summary

Student ambassadors from Montecito Community School presented about their campus and recognized staff; the board approved a previously noticed field trip to Camp Tortazzano as part of the consent agenda.

Students from Montecito Community School’s ambassador program presented to the Osborn Elementary District governing board, described their roles giving tours and supporting events, and recognized staff members for core values.

Bruno, a long-time Montecito attendee, and other ambassadors including Rose, Esper, Emma, Addison, Lola, Chrissy, Eleanor, Harlow and others described the ambassador responsibilities: greeting families, giving tours, supporting events and modeling citizenship. The students played a short video showcasing the campus and invited board members to ask questions and request tours.

The ambassadors recognized several staff by name for embodying school values: Miss Maria T (joy), Mr. Jess (relationships), Miss Kira (growth), Miss Linda (integrity) and Miss Terri J (equity). Mr. Stacy assisted with the presentation and a short recess followed for photographs.

During administrative reports staff noted the trip to Camp Tortazzano had been approved as part of the consent agenda earlier in the meeting; the transcript records that the board approved the consent agenda item related to the trip. Staff invited families to request tours to learn more about Montecito’s Montessori program.

The presentation was framed as part of community outreach and campus celebration; board members later praised the students for their presentations during reflections at the meeting’s close.