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Student representative highlights athletics, arts and academics; eight seniors named National Merit semifinalists
Summary
Student board representative Anthony Raza reported athletic records, postseason qualifiers and academic honors — including eight high‑school seniors named 2026 National Merit semifinalists — and reminded the board of upcoming Halls of Fame and arts events.
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Student board representative Anthony Raza delivered the student report at the Oct. 6 meeting, summarizing athletics results, academic recognitions and upcoming arts events.
Raza reported girls soccer at 6‑4‑2 and boys soccer at 3‑9, noted the football team is 6‑1 (with the next game a home contest), and said girls volleyball is 10‑2 with an upcoming senior recognition event. He named individual postseason qualifiers in boys golf and girls tennis, and said eight high‑school seniors were named semifinalists in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program while 16 seniors received commended recognition.
Raza also previewed the Halls of Fame ceremony on Thursday and other school activities (fall play Dracula, choir and orchestra concert Oct. 29), and described grant‑funded student civic engagement work (the USC Panther Pack) supported by a Remake Learning grant.
A board member asked about the updated phone guidelines; Raza said phones are placed in teacher‑managed phone caddies and are generally out only during lunch or in hallways, and that teachers report the rules are working.
The board thanked Raza for the report and invited questions from members.

