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Superintendent Hernandez highlights school visits, awards and student scholarships
Summary
Superintendent Hernandez described visits to 24 schools, community programs, scholarship awards for 36 students via College Ready, and an Unbound Ed district spotlight award; he thanked operations and food-service staff for summer work supporting students.
Superintendent Hernandez used his opening update to report on school visits, community engagement and local partnerships during his first weeks in the district. "I'm just finished day 17 of being superintendent here at Green Bay, and I'm excited about sharing what I've been doing," Hernandez said, citing tours of 24 schools, participation in City Hall Academy and visits to local partner sites including the Y and the Neville Public Museum.
Hernandez noted 36 Green Bay students received scholarships through the College Ready partnership and singled out Patricia Aguirre, a 30-year district teacher now at Eisenhower, who received an inaugural educational excellence award at a Northeast Wisconsin Latinx Rising event. He also called out district operations and food-services staff for their summer work preparing classrooms and supporting families. The board thanked Hernandez for the update; no formal board action was taken on the superintendent report.
