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Flathead and Glacier student leaders highlight mentoring, homecoming and athletics
Summary
Student leaders David Moody (Flathead HS) and Sam England (Glacier HS) updated the board on mentoring programs, homecoming schedules and athletics, including a Brave Mentoring program for freshmen and announcements about homecoming dates and a student in the ICU who was discharged.
The board heard student reports from Flathead and Glacier high schools.
David Moody, a senior and senior class president at Flathead High School, described the Brave Mentoring program that pairs executive mentors with freshmen to ease the transition from middle to high school. He said executive mentors meet daily to plan and train, that mentors gave tours and lessons during Freshman Day and that the program held its first assigned-lesson unit on pride and tradition. Moody announced Flathead's homecoming runs Sept. 16–20 with a parade on Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 4 p.m., and invited trustees to participate.
Sam England, Glacier High School student body president, thanked trustees, highlighted student-council activities and noted strong starts for sports including football and golf; he reported that a soccer player who had been in the ICU had been discharged from intensive care. England described Glacier's mentoring program, spirit-week plans and the upcoming dance.
Trustees asked students clarifying questions about mentor selection and transfer-student inclusion; staff and trustees encouraged continued student involvement.
