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Board recognizes Provo Way award winners; superintendent highlights literacy work and summer programs
Summary
The board honored Provo Way winners, highlighted the district's national communications award and summer meal sites, and Superintendent Wendy Dow outlined literacy initiative collaboration and upcoming teacher leadership work.
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The Provo City School Board opened its meeting by recognizing the Provo Way award winners and showing a video that highlighted nominees’ classroom impact. Deputy Superintendent Jason Cox listed recipients including Tommy Hershey (Shoreline Middle School principal), Jan Jardine (District Work Based Learning Coordinator), Marissa Robinson (Spring Creek employee), Jennifer Hatfield (Wasatch orchestra teacher) and Sarah Thompson (Edgemont social worker).
Superintendent Wendy Dow later reported that the district’s communications team won a national gold medallion for its attendance campaign and that district staff are participating in statewide implementation of Senate Bill 241 (literacy), contributing to teacher and leader training materials. Board members also noted free summer breakfast and lunch service at several schools for children 0–18, with site-specific dates announced during the roundtable.
Board members used the roundtable to report on the Utah School Board Association delegate assembly and legislative priorities (special education funding, at-risk funding, early literacy) and to encourage relationship-building with local legislators.
