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Roundup: Communications, student government updates and miscellaneous board business
Summary
Board members shared positive feedback about Shields Elementary and staff changes, student government gave updates on testing and homecoming, and the board discussed naming properties and possibly hiring an MASB representative for the superintendent evaluation.
Board members opened communications by passing along community feedback: Board member Heather Farr reported praise for Shields Elementary and Principal Leland Jennings and positive reactions to staff changes; Dana Raymond said the district received comments about ambulance response times, and Board member Jeffrey Whelton stated, “all ambulance companies are understaffed.” No resident input was recorded during this portion of the meeting.
Student Government reported that the high school’s open house on Sept. 8 had low attendance, freshmen are finishing NWEA testing, NHS will host a blood drive Oct. 8, Homecoming theme is “Meet Me At Midnight,” and Powder Puff games are scheduled for Oct. 12. In miscellaneous business, the board discussed naming school properties and President Robert Aldrich suggested hiring a representative from the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) to assist with Superintendent Alison Cicinelli’s evaluation.
