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Students showcase after‑school robotics club; Emmett High liaison previews events
Summary
True North club leaders described robotics, 3D‑printing, outreach projects and club events; Emmett High's new community liaison outlined leadership activities and upcoming events including a Nov. 27 turkey trot.
Two student speakers updated the board on extracurricular and student‑leadership activities.
Blake Herker, representing the True North after‑school club, said the group meets Tuesdays and Thursdays for robotics and 3D‑printing projects and has participated in parent‑teacher conferences and a museum trip to Garden City. "Our goal is to make a true marketplace where everyone feels well and they can participate in a wide variety of after school activities," Herker said, and described plans for Lego nights, movie nights, and small giveaway projects to bring smiles to the community.
Brynn Howell, the new community liaison for Emmett High School student council, summarized recent student leadership work including a leadership conference in San Diego and a successful homecoming week. Howell announced a turkey trot fun run scheduled for 9 a.m. on Nov. 27 at the Gem Island Sports Complex, and said the student council seeks to increase community involvement through mentorship and visits to local senior centers during holidays.
Board members thanked the students and asked follow‑up questions about club logistics, event dates and potential presentations at future meetings. Students were encouraged to stay in contact with district staff about logistics and community outreach.
