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Killingly presenters showcase Healthy Heroes program; student board members outline winter events
Summary
Kelsey Crawford Vasquez presented Healthy Heroes, an after‑school program through Monitor My Health; student board members reported on concerts, robotics, a food drive, and a '12 Days of Attendance' initiative.
At the Dec. 10 Killingly Board of Education meeting, Kelsey Crawford Vasquez presented a new after‑school program called Healthy Heroes offered through Monitor My Health.
Crawford Vasquez described program lesson plans and shared examples and pictures used in classrooms. The program was presented as an enrichment opportunity that provides health-focused lesson plans for after‑school settings.
Student board members Evan Kozey and Emmerson Joly gave updates from district schools: Goodyear held 109 parent‑teacher conferences and celebrated Grandparents Day; Killingly Central School announced winter concert dates and a visiting K/1 math observation; Killingly Middle School is conducting a pajama day fundraiser for Connecticut Children’s Hospital, running VEX Go Robotics and hosting family gingerbread activities; Killingly Intermediate School reported Family Night and strong JV basketball starts; Killingly High School highlighted a pep rally, a new mascot, FFA Holiday Shopping Night, the football team’s state championship berth, a '12 Days of Attendance' challenge, and a schoolwide food drive to create Winter Break Boxes.
The presentations were informational; no board action was required on program details during the meeting.
Sources: Presentations and student reports recorded in Dec. 10, 2025 meeting minutes.
