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Board highlights carnival, book fair, enrollment upticks and facilities repairs
Summary
Board members and site administrators reported a successful family carnival, a book fair that sold about $16,000 in merchandise (generating roughly $4,000 in cash for the library), rising enrollment and facilities issues including irrigation tie-in delays and replacement of worn tables at Weaver.
School administrators used the meeting to report on recent community events, student recognitions and facilities items.
Site staff said the family carnival was a "huge success," praised volunteers and community partners (Leo Club, Hunter Farms, maintenance and the business office) and said over three quarters of the student population attended carnival events. The transcript records that roughly $16,000 of merchandise was sold at a book fair, producing about $4,000 in book-fair cash for the school library.
Administrators also reported modest enrollment increases and described student activities and recognitions (pinning/reclassification ceremonies and cross-country medals). Facilities updates included an irrigation lateral that cannot be tied in until irrigation season ends, a parcel lien expected to be released mid-October, and plans to replace deteriorated outdoor tables at Weaver that show graffiti and wear. A Pioneer campus lighting clock malfunction was noted and described as being addressed.
These items were presented as routine updates; no capital project approvals or funding allocations were recorded in the portions of the transcript provided.
