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Board approves graduating class roster and a slate of routine annual items

New London School District Board of Education · May 15, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the 2025 graduating seniors roster (about 480 students), named the Press Star as the official newspaper, confirmed district depositories and investment authorizations, continued the 4K collaborative with a daycare partner, and accepted preliminary open enrollment counts.

The New London School District board approved several routine agenda items, including the roster of candidates for the class of 2025 and a set of annual administrative recognitions.

By motion, the board approved the list of candidates for graduation; staff said the district expects about 480 graduating seniors pending completion of academic requirements. Board members were invited to assist at commencement, and staff described logistics for diploma distribution and the Senior Awards Banquet.

The board also unanimously approved routine annual items: naming the Press Star as the district’s official newspaper and confirming district depositories and individuals authorized to invest district funds. The board approved continued participation in a 4K collaborative with a local daycare partner for the upcoming year — the district noted it will not directly offer on‑campus 4K that year but will continue the partnership. Preliminary open enrollment figures presented were 49 resident students applying to attend other districts and 16 nonresident students applying to attend New London; the board accepted those preliminary counts.

All items were presented as routine annual approvals and passed by voice or roll call during the meeting. Specific vote tallies were recorded in roll call for some items; where the transcript did not include a full tally the board recorded the motion as approved.