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Students, custodians and clubs highlighted at Jefferson City board meeting
Summary
Board recognized Capital City High School custodians for winning a long-running 'cleanest building' competition and heard a lengthy student report covering athletics, Special Olympics fundraising, club achievements and upcoming school events.
The Jefferson City School Board opened its meeting with recognition for Capital City High School custodians and student achievements.
An unnamed presenter introduced a group of student workers and custodial staff and praised their day-to-day work at Capital City High School, saying of the custodial team, "They are the best of the best." The presenter noted the district has participated annually for about 16 years in a "cleanest building" competition and presented custodial staff as recipients of the 2425 recognition (as spoken in the meeting).
The board then heard a report from student representative Jacqueline, who outlined recent school activity: boys tennis was undefeated in early-season play; archery qualifiers advanced to the national competition in Louisville, Kentucky; baseball and track seasons continued; a student-staff basketball fundraiser raised more than $1,000 for Special Olympics; and club and academic teams had competitive showings. Jacqueline also listed student-council election results (president Cadence Scobie, vice president Christy Ramos, treasurer Norwood and secretary Marley Goodman) and announced upcoming events including a variety show and a senior citizen prom.
The recognitions and student report were presented as part of routine board business; no formal votes were required for the honors and student announcements.
