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Superintendent Iris highlights student athletics and VCTC honors at Kutztown Area SD meeting

Kutztown Area School District Board of School Directors · October 6, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Iris reported on multiple student achievements including a District golf qualifier, VCTC students slated for the National Technical Honor Society, and boys and girls team postseason results; she said administrators will consult student council on homecoming scheduling concerns.

Superintendent Iris delivered the district's report, opening by saying there was "lots of good news" from athletics and career-technical education.

She highlighted Daniel Gureth's qualification for the District 3 golf championships and congratulated a list of VCTC students who were being inducted into the National Technical Honor Society, including students in advertising art and design technology, electrical occupations, health occupations, cosmetology, culinary arts and sports medicine. Iris also noted successes for the girls and boys soccer and tennis teams, and that the boys soccer team won the BCIAA division title for the third straight year.

Iris recapped a busy homecoming weekend that included multiple games, the homecoming dance and recognition of the homecoming court; she said initial sign-ups for the dance were strong. A student raised concerns about scheduling the dance the same night as a football game and about senior parking spaces; Iris said she would meet with student council for feedback and that the district would consider purchasing paint for parking spots centrally for consistency.

The superintendent's report was delivered as part of regular agenda business; no formal board action was required on the achievements or the student concerns beyond the administration's plan to consult student council.