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Superintendent: "Back to School was a success," board hears plans for field equipment, vans and cost savings
Summary
Superintendent Mr. Gwartney told the board that Back to School had strong parent turnout and outlined operational priorities: buying a lawnmower for playing fields, seeking purchases from Admiral Express to cut costs, replacing worn school vans, and noting a road closure and rerouted drop-offs by the middle school.
Superintendent Mr. Gwartney told the Chouteau-Mazie Board of Education on Aug. 12 that "Back to School was a success," reporting strong turnout from parents across district sites. He summarized near-term operations priorities including purchasing a lawnmower for the playing fields and exploring purchases from Admiral Express as a cost-saving measure.
Gwartney said the district is looking into replacing worn-out school vans and that construction has begun with a road closure in front of the middle school that has required rerouted drop-offs. He also noted he attended a superintendent training in Oklahoma City on Aug. 7 and found it informative. These items were presented as part of the Superintendent's Report and did not require board action at the meeting.
