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Principals highlight 94% attendance, awards and extracurricular successes
Summary
Middle and elementary principals reported roughly 94% attendance, spring concerts and activities, student awards and staffing updates including one resignation and one new hire for 3rd grade; high school staff reported strong scholarship fundraising and regional competition results.
Principals from the middle and elementary schools briefed the board on end-of-year activities and metrics. The middle school principal (Greer) said attendance remained around 94% and highlighted Special Olympics participation, creative science projects and the spring band concert. The elementary principal reported 94.57% attendance, concluded STAAR testing and announced Crystal Apple peer-award winners and one staffing change: the resignation of Mrs. Martindale and the hiring of Lee Clopton for 3rd grade math and science.
High school updates included senior recognition, an anticipated $2 million–$3 million scholarship total raised by seniors, UIL competition results (Kelly Bernard placed fifth in editorial), and athletic season recaps (softball finished 26–12). Principals encouraged board members to attend senior walk and other end-of-year events.
"Our attendance since we last met, April 24 is at 94.57," the elementary principal reported. Board members thanked the principals for year-end summaries and for work to close out the school year.
