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CRAIG CO PBLC SCHS honors May employee, says summer projects under way and seeks bus drivers
Summary
CRAIG CO PBLC SCHS recognized Hannah McCoy as May employee of the month, reported that summer infrastructure work began (including trenching that nicked a wire but caused no known damage), and said the district urgently needs bus drivers as staff pursue CDLs for reserve driving.
CRAIG CO PBLC SCHS recognized Hannah McCoy as its May employee of the month and outlined several operational updates, including the start of summer construction work and a shortage of school bus drivers.
A district staff member announced the recognition, saying McCoy brings "exceptional talent, dedication, and professionalism to CCPS" and added, "congratulations to Miss McCoy." The presenter later shared a classroom anecdote praising a colleague’s success with outdoor learning.
The same staff update said summer projects began today and noted trenching under the high school/elementary parking area. "They nicked a wire, but everything's okay," the presenter said, describing the incident as a minor scare with no known broader impacts.
On transportation, the presenter said the district is "desperately in need of bus drivers." Several staff members, the presenter said, including Miss Huffman and Miss Van Djk, are working this summer to obtain commercial driver’s licenses so they can serve as reserve drivers.
Staff also reported that summer school is under way and that building turnover is occurring, asking visitors to excuse clutter while maintenance continues.
The meeting facilitator said Miss Stevens will brief the board on a planned K–12 "house" system for the high school (A8) later this year. Staff described the house system as assigning every student and staff member to one of four houses to foster belonging, leadership and cross‑grade relationships.
No formal motions or votes on these matters were recorded during the meeting; staff answered questions and provided status updates. The district did not provide specific timelines or dollar amounts for the projects during the update.
