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Principals and coaches report spring activity; Armstrong: "121/206 students met the criteria" for testing reward
Summary
Student Board Member Jerry Rodriguez outlined spring activities and principals and coaches reported on testing, participation and facilities needs. CUHS Principal Jason Armstrong said 121 of 206 qualifying students earned a testing reward.
Student Board Member Jerry Rodriguez briefed trustees on spring events, including the Spring BBQ, Leadership Events, and spring sports. CUHS Principal Jason Armstrong reviewed benchmark assessment results across grades, noting mixed growth and the need to focus on subgroups; Armstrong reported that "121/206 students met the criteria" to attend a testing reward luncheon and that schoolwide celebrations were planned.
Athletic coaches gave updates: Bret Henry (track) said the season opened with strong staff and student interest and reported storm damage to storage; Julio Garcia (softball) said the girls program has 24 players and is emphasizing skill development; Jared Stearns (baseball) said the team is rebuilding after several senior departures and is focusing on fundamentals. Coaches asked for additional storage and facility support following recent storm damage.
Board members praised coaches and administrators for supporting students both on and off the field. Superintendent Miguel Barriga noted facilities work at the ranch and improvements underway, thanking staff for rapid storm repairs and applauding community support.
"It is always good to see our kids in action," Barriga said, noting administrative attendance at local playoff competitions.
Trustees requested continued updates on facility repairs, storage needs, and sport field improvements as staff prepare budgets and timelines for the coming year.
