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Principal reports enrollment, student awards and assessment plans at Tonasket High
Summary
High School Principal Irving Smith reported enrollment updates, named Lyndell Peterson Outstanding Educator, noted students received food handler cards and said ASVAB and iReady testing are scheduled or complete; staff are discussing supports for families potentially losing SNAP benefits during the federal shutdown.
High School Principal Irving Smith briefed the board on enrollment and student programs at the Oct. 29 meeting. The minutes record current enrollment numbers were discussed (specific counts not listed), and Smith announced Lyndell Peterson as the Outstanding Educator award recipient.
Smith also reported students in certain classes obtained food handler cards and said ASVAB testing will be proctored by the high school; iReady testing is complete and a needs assessment is being used to identify student supports. He told the board staff are discussing ways to support families who may lose SNAP benefits during the federal government shutdown. The minutes note a Drug K9 was used to sweep the high and middle schools as a deterrent and that the FFA Rangeland team will attend Nationals in Twin Falls, Idaho.
