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District update: 521 students enrolled in summer meal deliveries; high school summer courses offered
Summary
Superintendent Mr. Poe told the North Rose-Wolcott board that 521 students are enrolled in the district's 7-day-per-week summer meal plan and outlined a 7-week high school summer program offering credit recovery, Regents prep, driver's ed and counseling supports.
Mr. Poe told the North Rose-Wolcott Central School District Board of Education that the district had a strong end to the school year and gave a progress update on summer services. "We had 89 students cross the stage," he said, congratulating the Class of 2026 and praising high school administrators for the graduation ceremony.
Mr. Poe then described the district's summer meal program and academic offerings. He said 521 students are enrolled in a seven-day-a-week meal plan for the 10-week summer period. Most deliveries are handled by Amazon; district staff are covering 10 stops that Amazon could not serve. The district thanked staff and local partners for maintaining deliveries.
On academics, Mr. Poe said the high school program will run seven weeks at the middle school building and will include credit recovery, Regents preparation for August assessments, and credit-bearing courses such as health and driver education (each listed as a half-credit). He said some middle-school students are already arriving with high school credits, a trend the district will monitor and report on further later in the summer. Mental-health supports and counseling will be available to students participating in the summer program.
The board asked if there were any questions or public access requests; none were raised. Mr. Poe closed by saying the district would provide follow-up updates on program participation and outcomes later in the summer.
