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Board meeting highlights: student band, Narcan distribution, and student trustee updates

Healdsburg Unified School District Board of Trustees · March 2, 2026
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Summary

A student band performed; the band director asked the community to support a roughly $10,000 fundraising goal. Student trustee Lucas highlighted junior internship experiences and a district Narcan/fentanyl test‑strip distribution that gave each student Narcan and drew praise from trustees.

The meeting opened with a performance by a five‑member ensemble from the Healdsburg High School Greyhound band. Band teacher John Natelli introduced the students, outlined recent activities (a trip to the San Francisco Symphony and Sonoma County honor band) and asked the community to donate at hhsband.org to support a planned Disneyland trip and other expenses, noting the group was "a little less than 0.5 the way there" toward a roughly $10,000 goal.

Student trustee Lucas gave a student report, praising the junior internship program and winter sports, and described a recent Narcan and fentanyl test‑strip distribution at the high school. Lucas said every student received Narcan and that the event was meaningful: "Every student was given Narcan, and it makes me very happy that that's everyone has that ability to save a life." Trustees thanked the band and the student trustee for the updates.

The board noted several upcoming community and budget meetings and then recessed for a short break before continuing business.