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Superintendent highlights curriculum work, state report card release and student ACT achievements
Summary
Superintendent Kari Wimmer summarized curriculum committee work, student‑services focus groups, upcoming state report‑card release, and celebrated student ACT results including one perfect score. She also promoted district holiday events and community fundraisers.
Superintendent Kari Wimmer used her Nov. 11 report to recognize recent curriculum‑review work, student services outreach, and student accomplishments.
Wimmer thanked the curriculum committee for extensive updates to the course guide and said teams used professional learning days to refine instruction. She encouraged families to participate in focus groups and surveys hosted by student services on school counseling.
Wimmer also noted the state release of school report cards the following day (under embargo until release) and highlighted student ACT success: "Noah Becker, a senior from West, scored a perfect 36 on that exam," and she named multiple seniors who scored 33 or higher. She thanked staff and families for supporting student achievement.
She closed with community announcements: parent holiday drop‑offs hosted by NHS and student clubs on Dec. 6 and a December 13 breakfast with Santa at East High School (9–11 a.m.) featuring music from choir and orchestra. The Nov. 11 meeting included no board action tied to the superintendent’s report; the items were presented for information and community outreach.
