Superintendent says district will support authorities after graduation incident; board hears personnel and planning updates

During the superintendent’s report, Greg (superintendent, name given in the transcript) told the board the district does not condone behavior witnessed at the graduation ceremony and that the district will support local law enforcement and the prosecuting attorney while ensuring individuals not affiliated with the district will face consequences and be barred from campus where appropriate.

Greg also thanked staff for recent events including senior honors night and a top-10 dinner, welcomed new board member Taylor Phillips and new superintendent administrative assistant Emily Glenn, and outlined personnel work tied to the district’s grade-level center planning. He said elementary staff completed class lists and that teacher packing and mid-June moves are planned, with temporary workers hired to assist moves in July.

The superintendent emphasized the district is finalizing staffing and transportation messaging for the coming year, that several hires have been made through grant or reconfiguration work, and that administration will continue to report back on implementation timelines. Board members asked questions about planning and funding sources; the superintendent reiterated the district’s support for affected students and staff and that formal disciplinary steps will be coordinated with authorities as needed.

What happens next: administration will continue grade-level center logistics, complete teacher moves and process any disciplinary actions identified in the graduation incident per district policy and local law enforcement guidance.