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Mason Consolidated Schools reports smooth start to year, highlights staggered kindergarten and new staff
Summary
At the Sept. 3 meeting, district leaders reported a smooth start to the school year, noted a staggered kindergarten start to aid transitions, introduced two new teachers and confirmed two recent hires (one already started, one beginning Sept. 15). The board heard principals’ assessment summaries and discussed pick-up/drop-off improvements.
District leadership told the Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education on Sept. 3 that the new school year opened smoothly and that staff and students showed positive energy and engagement across buildings. Administrators said a staggered kindergarten start provided a calmer transition and extra support for incoming students and families.
The minutes list two new teachers—Traci Fackelman and Karen DuRocher—who were introduced to the board and welcomed. The MCISD reported hiring Joey Cusumano as a Level 1 Tech (already started) and hiring Nichole Wright as an Accounting Assistant, with Wright’s first day scheduled for Sept. 15. Building principals shared spring assessment data that the minutes summarize as showing both areas of growth and areas needing continued focus.
Operations staff and Deputy Rollins reported they are reviewing elementary parent pick-up and drop-off areas on campus to improve traffic flow and safety. The minutes note administrative written reports are available on the district website under the Board of Education district tab.
No formal board action on these administrative or operational items is recorded in the minutes. The meeting’s consent agenda and other formal motions are recorded elsewhere in the minutes.
