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Superintendent praises end‑of‑year efforts, notes retirements and upcoming literacy institute
Summary
Superintendent Andy thanked staff for end‑of‑year events, announced a literacy institute with visiting speaker Chris Stavani and noted the death of longtime custodian Victor Grievo; the board also read a letter honoring Chief Tracy on their final meeting.
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Superintendent Andy opened the report by thanking teachers, support staff and administrators for end‑of‑year ceremonies and events that he said left students ending the year on a positive note. He highlighted ongoing maintenance work, the district’s hiring season and a voluntary literacy institute next week led by visiting speaker Chris Stavani for grades K–12; about 30 staff were expected to participate and participants would be paid for the voluntary week of professional development.
Andy also announced the death of a recent retiree, longtime high‑school custodian Victor Grievo, and the district offered condolences to his family. The superintendent read a prepared letter recognizing Chief Tracy’s service; the board presented a plaque reading “in recognition of your dedication to RSU 18” and planned a brief end‑of‑meeting celebration.
The superintendent said maintenance and hiring remain priorities over the summer and thanked building administrators for accommodating events such as a Camp Tracy activity. He also relayed a brief safety committee outreach update and indicated the district had contacted CSX and state forest officials about a cluster of fires near the rail line.

