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Board adopts resolution recognizing National Hispanic Heritage Month

Franklin-McKinley School District Board of Education · August 27, 2025
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Summary

The board adopted Resolution 2025-42 recognizing National Hispanic Heritage Month; superintendent and trustees noted the district's approximate 55% Hispanic student population and called the recognition timely.

Trustees voted to adopt Resolution 2025-42 in support of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Superintendent Nick Cruz said the resolution "allows for us to bring to light the different accomplishments of Hispanic population" and that district activities highlight contributions within the curriculum.

Vice President Sanchez and other trustees emphasized the resolution's importance given that roughly 55% of district students are Hispanic (superintendent's estimate) and discussed the value of curricular activities and events tied to the observance. The motion to adopt passed by voice vote.