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Superintendent: Fitness Center construction moves forward as district seeks bus drivers; substitute shortage declared
Summary
Superintendent Kevin Young reported progress on the Fitness Center/Wrestling Room project while citing HVAC setbacks, outlined a bus-driver recruitment BBQ, and declared a substitute-teacher shortage at the Sept. 25 board meeting.
Superintendent Kevin Young updated the board on facilities and transportation at the Sept. 25 meeting. He said the Fitness Center/Wrestling Room project has made progress — roof and wall framing are scheduled to go up next week and metal entryway letters made by the high-school shop class are ready to be installed — but the primary setback remains the HVAC system; a Tri-Cities company has offered to work with the district on the installation.
On transportation, Young described an incentive program to recruit bus drivers, including a public BBQ event where prospective drivers can inspect the fleet, ask questions and practice driving in the parking lot. Separately, in new business Young declared a substitute-teacher shortage, citing several unfilled positions; the minutes record the declaration but show no motion or vote related to it.
Speakers: Kevin Young (Superintendent); Joyce Fancher (Chair) for adjournment.
Provenance: topicintro SEG 002; topfinish SEG 002.
