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Board hears student program updates: FCCLA fundraiser, "AG for Autism" grant and athletics camps
Summary
Public commenters and staff reported a fundraiser to send FCCLA students to nationals, a $3,500 "AG for Autism" grant to create a sensory classroom, and a schedule of athletics and summer camps, all noted at the June 15 meeting.
During the June 15 meeting the board heard brief items related to student programs and extracurriculars.
Public commenters Heath Darnell and Andee Whitener asked the board for donations to help four FCCLA students attend the national conference in Washington, D.C., and said they will hold a fundraiser selling hot dogs at ATTWOODS on June 20.
High School Principal Cindy Armstrong reported Midland received a $3,500 "AG for Autism" grant; the funds will be used to develop a sensory classroom on the high school campus. Armstrong also summarized assessment outcomes for 2025–26 (ATLAS ELA level 3–4 mastery 37%, up 9 percentage points; ATLAS math 31%, up 8 points; ATLAS science 41%, steady) and listed upcoming athletic opportunities: boys and girls basketball camps, a York basketball camp on June 19–20, a cheer camp at Midland High on July 8–9 and a football summer camp at Cedar Ridge in July.
The items were presented in the principal report and public comment portions of the agenda; the board did not take formal action on these program updates during the meeting.
