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Superintendent and staff brief board on school and program highlights

Southeast Island School District Board of Education · February 19, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Rod Morrison and school leaders reported on goals, inservice feedback, CTE initiatives, site visits, grants and school-specific highlights for Thorne Bay, Kasaan, Hollis, Coffman Cove, Port Alexander and Whale Pass.

Superintendent Rod Morrison presented the Superintendent’s report at the Feb. 19 Southeast Island School District Board meeting, outlining district goals, recent engagements, upcoming events and feedback from a recent inservice.

Morrison invited school and department leaders to share highlights: Shaine Nixon discussed career and technical education initiatives and site visits; Mike Congdon reported from Barry Craig Stewart Kasaan School; Lisa Cates reported for Hollis School; Mackenzie Slayton for Howard Valentine Coffman Cove School; Patrick Trischman for Port Alexander School and the ATTSAA program; Andy Cook for Whale Pass School; Brandy Schmitz-Prefontaine for the Greenhouse/Ag Program; Scott Randall for Maintenance; Robbin Perkins Askew for Special Programs; and Astrid Richard-Cook for State & Federal Programs and Grants. Additional written reports were provided for AK-TRAILS correspondence/homeschool program, Naukati School, Activities, Business, Child Nutrition, Technology and the Student Representative.

Why it matters: The updates provide the board with operational context and inform upcoming agenda items, budgeting and program support.

What’s next: Staff will continue project and program work; the board included these reports in its packet for review and future planning.