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Student liaisons report on athletics, hall-pass app Minga and cell-phone policy impact

Chelsea School District · September 8, 2025
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Summary

Student liaisons Bradly Dunn and Wyeth Angus reported on athletics and student technology; Wyeth said the Minga hall-pass app offers benefits beyond bathroom passes and that the cell-phone policy 'doesn't seem to be a big deal' for students.

Student Board Liaison Wyeth Angus and student representative Bradly Dunn updated the Board about student life and activities. Wyeth reported that the hall-pass app Minga offers benefits beyond bathroom passes, and that the new district cell-phone policy "doesn't seem to be a big deal to the students." He also noted athletic updates including field hockey and upcoming home games.

Bradly Dunn said the men's tennis season is off to a strong start and demonstrated Minga for the Board, noting some initial challenges with student uptake. Board President (or board member) Glenn Fox asked whether the student liaisons felt safe, challenged and positive; both responded yes. The student updates were recorded as part of routine liaison and board-member reports near the meeting's end.