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Little Falls introduces activities director Dave Langrew; outlines registration and coach-support priorities
Summary
The Little Falls school board heard an introduction from new activities director Dave Langrew, who highlighted relationship-building with coaches and families, a new scheduling/registration system called Bound, and a legally reviewed activities handbook to set consistent expectations.
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Dave Langrew, the district's new activities director, introduced himself to the Little Falls Public School District board and outlined priorities that include clearer communication with families and stronger support for coaches. "I'm so excited to be here," Langrew said, describing 17 years of experience in athletics and activities administration and his focus on making students' high-school years the best four of their lives.
Langrew told the board he sees two main jobs: advocating for students and mentoring coaches and advisors. He said improved outreach and visibility are immediate goals and described community partnership work with local businesses and media to highlight student achievements. He also described a new scheduling and registration platform called Bound that the activities office will launch and said officials will issue registration instructions and training materials to families.
Langrew said the district will introduce an activities handbook, which he adapted from prior work and which legal counsel has reviewed to ensure consistent expectations across coaches, students and families. "We did... have the legal counsel look the whole thing over, so it's been looked over from top to bottom by a legal counsel as well," he told the board.
Board members thanked Langrew for his presentation and welcomed his emphasis on communication and visible support for coaches. The board did not take formal action on his remarks; his priorities and the handbook will guide upcoming personnel and policy discussions.

