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Student reps report homecoming activities; superintendent highlights preschool planning and equity audit work
Summary
Student representatives recapped homecoming events and extracurriculars; Superintendent James Owens highlighted weekly admin reviews of critical standards and equity audit data, an upcoming Preschool for All meeting with Clackamas County, National School Lunch Program Oct. 14–18, and a district tour of the Foster/Johnson WaterShed restoration property.
Student representatives Lashmey Kitthisane and Kler Say opened the board's report section Oct. 9 by summarizing homecoming week activities at Centennial High School, including an assembly, class chants, court and the football game, and by noting Athletes of the Month and upcoming CHS plays.
Superintendent James Owens reviewed administrative work on critical standards and the district's equity audit data, and highlighted upcoming items on the calendar: the National School Lunch Program observance Oct. 14–18, a Preschool for All meeting with Clackamas County, and a Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce meeting at CHS on Oct. 18. Board members who toured the Foster property discussed possibilities for outdoor learning and classroom visits at the Johnson WaterShed Restoration Project; Director Claudia Andrews asked about preschool vacancies and Director Denise Wright noted available slots at CHS and potential plans for a full-day preschool program at the high school.
