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Dr. Tracy Schafer urges families to complete registration, outlines testing and end-of-year events
Summary
In a superintendent update, Dr. Tracy Schafer reminded families to re-enroll current students by April 1, 2025, noted a June 1 deadline for new nonresident transfer applicants for the 2025–26 school year, outlined remaining testing (iLEARN, I AM, AP exams), and listed upcoming end-of-year events and volunteer background-check requirements.
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Dr. Tracy Schafer opened the superintendent update with reminders for families as the district approaches the end of the school year. She asked caregivers to complete online registration promptly, saying, "Please be sure to log on to our website to access the registration link and get this done as soon as possible."
She said current students, including returning nonresident transfer students, must re-enroll by 04/01/2025 and that new nonresident transfer students must register by 06/01/2025 "to be considered for the 2025-26 school year." The message urged families to watch email for health-care information, transportation updates and other communications to ensure a smooth start next fall.
On testing, Schafer noted the district still has "quite a bit of student academic testing to be completed throughout the remainder of the semester," citing iLEARN, I AM and AP exams. She recommended students prioritize sleep, a nutritious breakfast and time to relax, and she extended the same advice to staff: "And this goes for our teachers too."
Schafer also previewed end-of-year activities including field days, field trips, a senior walk, celebrations and graduation, and she encouraged community members to volunteer. She reminded potential volunteers that a background check is required and that details are available in the quick links section of the district website.
She closed by thanking families for their support and saying she would provide another update in April.

