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Superintendent highlights new accessibility tools and Early Learning Center progress
Summary
Dr. Anthony Berthiaume outlined new communications steps — closed captioning, new microphones, website banner and social notices — and said the district is continuing site visits and stakeholder engagement for the Early Learning Center.
Superintendent Dr. Anthony Berthiaume used his report to highlight steps the district has taken to improve communication and accessibility, including adding closed captioning to meetings, new microphones, a website banner, and increased public notices on social media. He emphasized the district’s commitment to engagement and respectful, direct conversations to support students and families: "the district and Board remain accessible and committed to listening, encouraging respectful, direct conversations focused on supporting students and improving the district."
Dr. Berthiaume also reported continued progress on the Early Learning Center through site visits and stakeholder feedback and thanked staff and community partners for support. He listed upcoming events including a Board Facility and Financial Workshop on Feb. 26, Family Night on Feb. 25, Kindergarten Registration on March 23 at Clinton County RESA, and Kindergarten Orientation on May 1 at individual elementary buildings.
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