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District expands Connected Seniors tech program; horticulture class adopts animals
Summary
IT Director Rusty Raymond reported that the Connected Seniors program at the Port Orford library has five open slots and pairs high school students with local seniors to improve computer skills. The board also heard that the horticulture class adopted Nubian goats and a bearded dragon.
Rusty Raymond, the district IT director, told the board the Connected Seniors program is operating at the Port Orford library and has five open spots available; the program pairs high school students with senior citizens to provide basic computer help.
In other routine reports, Principal DeAnna Williams noted that the horticulture class has adopted Nubian goats and a bearded dragon, and that students are selecting online classes approved at a prior board meeting. Business Manager Tara Garratt presented a financial report that now includes an Appropriations Report; board member Carol Hacherl thanked her for the additional information.
