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Redwood Elementary outlines attendance drives, new STEM lab and calming corner

Richland School District Governing Board of Trustees · October 14, 2024
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Summary

Redwood Elementary presented start-of-year plans including monthly attendance challenges and rallies, a new STEM lab, visit schedules that separate TK–3 from 4–6, and a calming corner to support student behavior and engagement.

Mrs. Hernandez presented Redwood Elementary’s beginning-of-year plan to the Richland School District board on Oct. 14.

She described new initiatives for 2024–25 that include monthly attendance challenges and attendance rallies designed to boost daily attendance, a STEM lab addition, a schedule that staggers TK–3 and 4–6 visits, and a classroom "calming corner" intended to support students' social-emotional needs. The presentation was delivered as a PowerPoint and was acknowledged by trustees during the informational portion of the agenda.

Trustees offered thanks to Mrs. Hernandez during the meeting. The presentation was informational; no budget or formal action was recorded specifically authorizing additional spending for these items during this session.

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