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Tri-Center administrators report Farm Safety Day, fire-safety schedule, e-rate upgrade and Safe Room Grant progress

Tri-Center Board of Education · October 9, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent and building principals reported that Farm Safety Day went well, a parent-organized Teacher & Staff Appreciation Committee is forming, second-grade students will receive donated books, fire-safety visits are scheduled, and administrators provided updates on e-rate network upgrades and a Safe Room Grant (details not specified).

Administrators at the Tri-Center Board of Education meeting on Oct. 9 updated the board on a range of student programs, safety work and technology projects.

Superintendent Angela Huseman and building principals reported that Farm Safety Day went very well and that shirts were provided to all elementary students. A parent is organizing a Trojan Teacher and Staff Appreciation Committee (TSAC), and the Jensen family donated the book 'Just Like Caitlyn' for all second-graders.

Fire-safety presentations are scheduled this week: Minden will present for pre-kindergarten through first grade and Neola will present for grades 2–5. Administrators also noted that fall postseason activities for athletics will start during the week of parent-teacher conferences and that the ATU girls wrestling program will continue this school year.

Technology Director Matt Schmitz provided a network update related to the district's e-rate upgrade. The administration also provided an update on a Safe Room Grant and reported plans to launch a Threat Assessment Task Force and the Speak Up program; the transcript does not list grant amounts, specific timelines or implementation dates for these safety initiatives.

Superintendent Huseman shared the annual attendance center and course-enrollment data for FY25 during the meeting; the minutes did not list enrollment totals in the text provided.