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Honeoye Central School District board opens meeting; members praise student achievement and staff
Summary
The Honeoye Central School District Board of Education opened a recorded meeting (date not specified), heard no public comments, and spent the meeting offering kudos: a board member highlighted high middle/high school grades and a 6th-grade poetry slam, and the chair congratulated seniors on postgraduation plans.
The Honeoye Central School District Board of Education opened its meeting (date not specified) with the board chair announcing the session was being recorded and available soon via the district website.
Board member Jerry offered multiple kudos during the meeting. "I'd like to give a big kudo to the creators of the elementary and secondary newsletter. Again, very informative," Jerry said, praising the principals and staff who produced the newsletter. He also highlighted academic performance for grades 6 through 12: "From what I read, 79 percent of students in grade 6 through 12 have a grade point average of 85% or more," a statistic he reiterated as roughly "4 fifths of our students." Jerry said he attended the sixth-grade poetry slam and thanked teachers Jenna Flynn, Carrie Clement and Bev Fisher, and secondary librarian Tracy Vandernow for their work on the event.
The board chair closed the praise segment by congratulating high school seniors who have made commitments for next year. "Congratulations to all of you," the chair said, noting that many seniors have plans for at least the coming semester.
No members of the public signed up for the public expression portion of the agenda, and the board forewent public comment. The chair reminded attendees to use the district's chain of contact for concerns and said the meeting recording would be posted through the district's BoardDocs site.
