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Administrators report near $50,000 in scholarships and enrollment updates; kindergarten roundup had 36 attendees
Summary
District administrators reported close to $50,000 awarded in scholarships at senior recognition, noted kindergarten roundup attendance of 36, and reviewed recent school activities including prom, NHS induction and music concerts.
District staff and administrators updated the board on end-of-year activities, enrollment and student recognition. Administrators said that close to $50,000 in scholarships was awarded at senior recognition night and that kindergarten roundup saw 36 children attend; staff told trustees many families continue to homeschool for kindergarten but often enroll in first grade.
A staff speaker summarized recent events: NHS induction, prom, band and choir concerts, capstone projects, a petting zoo and student activities that have marked the end of the school year. "What we shared at the end of the program was that close to $50,000 was given out in scholarships that night to our seniors," the administrator said. Trustees asked questions about capstone projects and elementary programming, and staff said they would provide additional detail in June.
Administrators also noted community support (Goodhue County Collaborative funds to help students with activity costs) and encouraged outreach to homeschool families to maintain connections with district programs.
