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Board sets 2026–27 goals to boost high-school extracurricular participation and trusted-adult connections
Summary
The Mineral Point Unified School District board set targets for 2026–27 to reduce the number of high-school students with no extracurricular activity by 50% and to increase students with at least one trusted adult by about 25%, with the SEL team asked to review the latter target.
At its June 22, 2026 retreat the Board of Trustees established 2026–27 goals aimed at extracurricular participation and student support. The full board listed a target to reduce by 50% the number of high-school students without any extracurricular activity and a goal to ensure every high-school student participates in at least one extracurricular activity.
The minutes also record a proposed goal to increase the number of students who have at least one trusted adult by about 25%, a target the board asked the district's social-emotional learning (SEL) team to review. The retreat record does not include baseline counts or the methods the district will use to measure participation or trusted-adult relationships; those implementation details were assigned for follow-up.
