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Jefferson student honored for perfect Microsoft Office certification; district reports $447,900 in donations

Board of Education for the Jefferson School District · July 22, 2024
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Summary

Teacher Diane Weber recognized student Catara Beter for a perfect score on the Microsoft Office Specialist Excel exam; the board approved the consent agenda and staff reported $447,900 in donations this month (itemized gifts included).

Teacher Diane Weber asked the board to recognize a high‑school student who achieved a perfect score on the Microsoft Office Specialist Excel examination. Weber said the student, Catara Beter, scored 1,000 out of 1,000 and placed eighth in the state among those with perfect scores. "For a student to get a perfect score is quite commendable," Weber said, and the board recognized the accomplishment.

During routine business the board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes and other standard items. The superintendent summarized donations received this fiscal period: $35,000 from an anonymous donor designated for a new scoreboard at Fisherfield; $10,000 from the Rodell F Lea irrevocable living trust to support Jefferson FFA for a MagnaWave machine; $755 and other smaller gifts to spring sports and HOSA support; and a reported monthly total of $447,900. Staff and board members thanked donors for supporting district programs.

There were no public comments recorded at the meeting’s public comment opportunity.

Next steps: staff will inform the recognized student and continue processing donor acknowledgements.