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Oak Creek Intermediate: Williams monitoring positive; athletics, electives growing; a few internet access gaps noted
Summary
A campus presenter told trustees Williams monitoring went well, reported increased elective participation (robotics, band), and flagged that six to seven students reported no home internet access; facilities issues (broken concrete, missing tiles) were scheduled for repair.
A presenter from Oak Creek Intermediate gave trustees a school-focused update covering campus life, extracurriculars and facilities.
The presenter said Williams monitoring "went really well," noting only a few purchase orders were pending replacement items and one small safety fix related to exposed Chromebook cords. The report highlighted active electives — robotics, theater, rockets and a growing band with about 19–20 students — and robust participation in girls' volleyball and flag football.
Facilities issues included a worn concrete slab and some missing restroom tiles that staff plan to repair. The presenter also said six to seven students reported lacking home internet access; staff said they would follow up to confirm needs and provide support. The campus invited trustees to an upcoming parade and noted food-service improvements, including more scratch-cooked items and a wider variety of fresh fruit now offered to students.
