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Secondary enrollment steady; grant work, cheer interest, and wood‑shop kits reported
Summary
Secondary enrollment is 149 students with an 89% attendance average; the assistant superintendent was invited by the Oregon Department of Education to discuss High School grant use, eight students expressed interest in a cheer program and a coach position has been posted, and wood‑shop students will receive shed-building kits from Team Build Oregon.
The board heard several secondary-school updates at the Oct. 16 meeting. The minutes record current high-school enrollment at 149 students with an 89 percent attendance average. The assistant superintendent, David Norton, was invited by the Oregon Department of Education to speak with other district leaders about how he is using High School grant funds.
The minutes state eight students are interested in starting a cheer program and that a Cheer Coach position has been posted. Norton and Mrs. Weinke attended a Team Build Oregon workshop; as part of that program the wood-shop students are expected to receive kits to build sheds. These items were presented as informational reports; no board action was recorded on staffing or program start-up at the meeting.
