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Board approves 'Reducing the Risk/Making the Difference' program for middle schools
Summary
Trustees approved the annual renewal of the Reducing the Risk/Making the Difference health program for middle-school students. The board recorded the motion and will continue district partnership with the health department to seek family programming funding.
The Minidoka County Joint School District Board approved continuing the Reducing the Risk/Making the Difference program during the Sept. 16 meeting. The program, presented by Adria Masoner, targets middle-school students and had previously been presented to the board; administrators noted annual board approval is part of the program’s required presentation cycle.
A motion to approve the program was made by Vice Chair Mary Andersen and seconded by Trustee Jacob Claridge; the minutes record "Motion carried." The packet notes the health department is seeking funding to support a family program component. The program is a recurring item on the district agenda and the motion permits staff to continue delivery this school year.
Next steps: district staff will coordinate program scheduling and any health-department funding partnership opportunities.
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