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Nyssa SD 26 recognizes students and volunteers; ASB president reflects on year
Summary
The board recognized middle‑ and high‑school students of the month, an employee of the month, and a volunteer rugby coach; student representative Katie delivered an ASB year‑in‑review highlighting homecoming, veterans' flags and new bylaws for student council.
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The Nyssa SD 26 board meeting began with a series of recognitions.
Teachers and presenters named James Ward middle‑school student of the month and read commendations highlighting his academic effort, behavior and athletics. Staff also nominated Morgan De Leon for employee recognition, praising 13 years of counseling service, extra hours supporting students, and leadership as the girls wrestling coach that doubled participation. Jacob Anderson was recognized as volunteer of the month for coaching middle‑school rugby; student testimonials described his patience, teaching and willingness to show up even during personal strain.
Elementary and high school students were recognized, including Roy Ramos and Joaquin Candelas (fifth grader not present), and Abby Long was introduced as a high‑school student of the month with teachers describing academic achievement and leadership.
Student representative Katie, who serves as ASB president, delivered a year‑in‑review that covered student council team bonding, homecoming planning, a veterans' flags project, outreach to elementary students (character trait presentations), work on formal bylaws for continuity and upcoming student elections. Katie said the work taught leadership lessons and described efforts to make student council sustainable for future cohorts.
Quotes and appreciations were offered by multiple staff and student speakers throughout the recognitions portion of the meeting. The board thanked the honorees and moved on to regular business.

