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Superintendent highlights choir’s perfect scores; continuity-of-learning plan unchanged

DeWitt Public Schools Board of Education · January 14, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Kevin Rodatek thanked board members, announced three chamber-choir groups scored a perfect 30/30 and qualified for state, and reported the district’s continuity-of-learning plan remains unchanged because of ongoing federal grant conditions.

Superintendent Kevin Rodatek used the meeting to thank board members for their service and to note recent achievements by the district’s music program. Rodatek said that the chamber choir’s three groups — the women's, chamber ensemble and men's chamber — received perfect 30/30 scores in recent evaluations and qualified for state competition.

Rodatek also presented an update on the district’s continuity-of-learning plan, stating it is substantially the same as the version approved in July; staff explained the item remains on the record because several federal grants remain active and documentation must reflect the plan.

There was no student report at the meeting and no public comments during the public communications portion. The board then moved on to other agenda items.