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Interim superintendent highlights Black History Month, literacy program, staff awards and enrollment planning
Summary
Interim Superintendent Shana Murphy briefed the board on district highlights—Black History Month events, Unified Basketball, a Channel 7 feature for Pepper Elementary's literacy program, a Staff Member of the Month relaunch, culture and climate work, and enrollment analysis supporting a targeted recruitment plan.
Interim Superintendent Shana Murphy told the board that "Black History Month was a huge success across the district," thanking the board for its support and listing several recent initiatives. She highlighted the Unified Basketball Game as a program that "brings together students of all abilities to play, build teamwork, and show school pride."
Murphy noted Pepper Elementary's appearance on Channel 7 for the "Give a Child a Book to Read" program and announced the relaunch of Staff Member of the Month, naming Erin Williams, Amy Sielagoski, Angela Phillips, Alisha Kukreja, Candace Burt and Abby Hirst. She said the district is working with each building to establish culture and climate expectations and has analyzed enrollment data over the past two years to develop a targeted recruitment plan.
Murphy presented these items as part of regular district updates rather than items requiring board action.
