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Superintendent reports attendance rise, graduation plans, summer feeding program and safety updates
Summary
Superintendent Dowdy reported attendance 'has gone up to 3.5%,' reminded the board graduation is May 16 in McGregor, described an 18-and-under feeding program for summer, and flagged that police reporting for March had zero errors after radio tests with Bosque County.
Superintendent Mr. Dowdy told the board that the district's attendance rate "has gone up to 3.5%." He also reviewed enrollment and reminded trustees that graduation is scheduled for May 16 at 7 p.m. in McGregor; minutes state that no tickets will be required for the ceremony.
Mr. Dowdy described the summer calendar and an on-campus feeding program available to residents 18 and under. Safety and security lead Roy Fikac reported that police reporting and crime reports for March were posted and submitted with zero errors and that police radio communications were tested with Bosque County.
The board received the updates as informational; no formal board action was recorded in open session regarding the attendance figure, the feeding program, or the radio test results.
