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Superintendent presents retirements, summer humanities program, testing and safety reports
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Summary
Superintendent Mr. Grande reported a teacher retirement, announced the CAR Connects summer humanities program (July 27–31 for grades 4–7), noted registration and SAT prep offerings, and provided required incident counts for the reporting period Sept.1–Dec.31.
Superintendent Mr. Grande delivered the district report, announcing several personnel and program updates and required safety reporting.
Mr. Grande said the board will accept the retirement of Mrs. Anne Mahoney, a Carl H. Compe Middle School English teacher with 10 years of service. He also announced the return of the CAR Connects humanities summer program, scheduled for July 27–31 for students entering grades 4–7. Preschool and kindergarten registration are open through the Genesis system, and Mr. Grande thanked the board for funding SAT prep classes run by the Princeton Review; two sections of 23 students each are under way with another class planned in March that has two seats remaining.
As required, Mr. Grande provided the district’s incident report covering Sept. 1–Dec. 31: 14 incidents at ALJ, 16 at Carl H. Kumpf, five at Frankie Henley, and zero reported at Valley Road School and the preschool, per the superintendent’s presentation. He also thanked operations staff for rapid snow‑removal efforts that limited school closures.
The board offered brief comments of appreciation. No policy changes or formal directions tied to these announcements were recorded during the meeting; staff follow‑up and routine program implementation were indicated.
