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Superintendent Zessin outlines 90% reading goal; FFA reports enrollment and sponsorship success
Summary
At the Oct. 13 meeting Superintendent Zessin reported district goals on academics, leadership and culture, including a target of 90% reading proficiency; the FFA reported 10 members working toward state degrees and that the Fall Island Showdown met its sponsorship goal.
Superintendent Zessin reported to the Wood River Rural Schools Board of Education on Oct. 13 that the district is working toward three areas of goals—academic, leadership and cultural—and specified a target of 90% proficiency in reading. The minutes record the district has also succeeded in increasing student participation in activities.
Earlier in the meeting the FFA gave a presentation on enrollment and recent competitions. The chapter reported that 10 members are working toward their state degree and said the Fall Island Showdown had met its sponsorship goal and will be hosted in November. The minutes do not include direct quotes beyond these summaries, nor do they provide budgets, travel plans, or detailed timelines for the items discussed.
The board held a separate discussion on the "Portrait of a Graduate" but no formal action or outcome on that discussion is recorded in the minutes.
