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Student report: blood drive, sports, book fair and spring-break feeding program highlighted
Summary
A student report and staff updates highlighted a blood drive collecting 54 units, strong starts in several sports, a book fair and a spring-break feeding program that served roughly 40–50 meals per day via the Lunchbox Express app.
In the student report Sanal (S3) and school staff described recent student activities and community programs. The district’s leadership and student groups organized a blood drive in partnership with the American Red Cross that collected 54 units; the student report noted this could potentially save about 150 lives and that the leadership group earned a $1,000 scholarship for the class of 2027.
Athletics and extracurriculars were active: the baseball team started 6–1; track and field hosted a home meet with about 21 teams and nearly 900 athletes; choir traveled to Marshfield for a concert; culinary students completed a catering event for a local fire department; and a Southern Rec middle-school recreation soccer team launched with about 16 participants. District staff also reported a spring-break feeding effort that served around 40–50 meals per day via the Lunchbox Express app, funded in part by leftover donations. Teachers and principals described book fairs, math night and advisory-program planning to boost social-emotional learning and transition readiness.
