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Milton board recognizes students, staff and school highlights in superintendent update
Summary
The board recognized student teams and staff across Milton schools, including the girls golf team's first trip to state since 2018, a third-place finish for the marching band at state marching band competition, Webb leaders at the middle school, and multiple staff recognitions under the Redhawk program.
Superintendent Dr. Smith opened the Redhawk recognition portion of the meeting and invited administrators to highlight student and staff achievements across the district.
Milton High School's girls golf team was recognized for qualifying for state for the first time since 2018; team members and coach Jan Stoffel were named. The Milton marching band, led by director Nathan Cech and drum majors Tate Olsen, Hayden Lotzel and Natalie Seager, finished third in Class AAA at the state marching band competition with a score of 75.85. Webb leaders from Milton Middle School were also recognized for supporting seventh-grade transitions.
Individual staff recognitions acknowledged teachers and support staff nominated by colleagues for work in special education transition coordination, student services, and counseling, among other roles. Dr. Smith and administrators praised parent-teacher conferences, book fairs, outdoor education, assessment cycles, and other programs reported by building principals.
No board action was required; the recognitions and administrative highlights were informational.
Provenance: Redhawk recognition introduction: "As usual in the Redhawk highlights... we have a number of students that we also gonna are going to be recognizing, tonight" (00:03:55). Marching band recognition and score: "they took third place in a class triple a division with a final score of 75.85." (00:05:57).
