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Superintendent Driscoll honors social workers and students headed to state invention finals
Summary
Superintendent Driscoll recognized National Social Workers Month, praised eight district social workers for student support, and announced 155 Tempe students advancing to state finals in an invention competition.
Superintendent Driscoll opened a brief celebration segment, noting March as National Social Workers Month and thanking the district’s team of eight social workers "for connecting families to community resources" and supporting student success.
Driscoll also highlighted the PACE students who advanced from the regional invention competition to state finals: after a successful regional round, district students were invited to compete at the state finals on March 28, and Driscoll said 155 Tempe students would participate at Arizona State University. He congratulated students, teachers and supportive parents and volunteers who helped students prepare projects ranging from a snake detector for trails to a pet-lifting tool.
The remarks were presented as part of the board’s "Celebrate Excellence" agenda item; no board action was required.
