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Tri-Center reports spring sports, high literacy-night attendance and ongoing preschool registration
Summary
Administrators reported that track has begun practice, golf and soccer start next week, Literacy Night drew about 150 children, parent-teacher conferences had 96% attendance, and preschool registration is ongoing; CKH representatives visited campus and praised staff-student interactions.
During administrative reports at the March 10 meeting, district staff provided several routine updates about student activities and family engagement.
Athletic Director Cassie Harris and building administrators reported that track began practice last week and that golf and soccer programs will start practice next week; a spring sports meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 12. The WIC Quiz Bowl is scheduled to take place Tuesday in Underwood and the WIC athletic directors’ meeting was rescheduled for this week.
Administrators reported strong family engagement: the Elementary Literacy Night drew about 150 children and elementary parent-teacher conferences had a 96% attendance rate. Preschool registration is currently open. The Jensen family will provide the third-grade class with the book 'Just Like Caitlyn,' according to the meeting record. School leaders also noted the D/F list at the secondary level remains very small and that representatives from an organization abbreviated in the transcript as CKH visited campus and complimented staff and student interactions (the transcript does not expand CKH’s full name).
Administrators provided an update on road and bus routes; the meeting record does not include detailed route changes or timelines. These items were reported during the administrative-reports portion of the agenda and were not the subject of separate board motions.
