Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Education Operations topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Superintendent reports revenue gains and summer feeding serving about 2,400 meals; student honored for state win
Summary
Superintendent reported higher revenues and summer feeding program participation of just over 2,400 breakfasts and lunches per day and recognized Amber Willis for a state-level STLP first-place award.
During the meeting, the district superintendent reported on the close of the 2025–26 school year and highlighted operational items for the summer and upcoming school year.
The superintendent said end-of-year assessments and activities went well and that the district’s summer feeding program had a strong start, serving an average of just over 2,400 breakfasts and lunches five days a week (including Saturday and Sunday service). "We are so proud to serve as many students and children as we possibly can," the superintendent said, thanking food services staff and program leadership.
The board also held an in-person recognition for Amber Willis, a student who entered the STLP state competition this year and was awarded first place in the game-design competition for a student-created networking-simulation game. School staff and the board applauded Willis and acknowledged the teachers and administrators involved in the students’ performance and professional development activities.
The superintendent closed remarks by wishing students, families and staff a restful summer and noting professional development and conference participation among staff.
Next step: routine staff follow-ups and summer program monitoring; no formal board action was taken on these report items.
