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Superintendent and staff report testing, CTE/CDL progress, JK outreach and a $5,000 community donation
Summary
Administrators reported record early‑childhood referrals, 51 survey responses for education adequacy, progress on CTE/CDL programming including behind‑the‑wheel costs, and community donations including a $5,000 gift to a bus‑closet fund.
Administrators updated the board on testing and program developments, highlighting early‑childhood referral increases and continuing curriculum pilot work.
The district indicated there were a record number of early‑childhood review referrals and that kindergarten screening is scheduled for March 6; 20 families had signed up at the time of the meeting. The CTE program reported six students working toward CDL permits; the behind‑the‑wheel training provided by partner organizations carries an estimated $700 cost for that portion of the program. Community donations were noted, including a reported $5,000 gift designated for a "bus closet" to assist families with tickets and food support.
Staff said they will continue outreach for the junior‑kindergarten program to grow enrollment and will finalize logistics for family nights and screenings. No formal decisions were taken; items will continue as operational work.
