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Superintendent reports Dec. 10 non-attendance day after trees cut and power lines damaged

Forest Hills Public Schools Curriculum Committee · December 11, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Kirby said black walnut trees were cut and removed from Central High School property and a tree fell on power lines, preventing a delayed start and forcing a non-attendance day; an investigation is active.

Superintendent Kirby told the Committee that Central High School’s Dec. 10 delayed start became a non-attendance day after someone cut and removed black walnut trees from school property and a tree fell on power lines. He said tree removal and power-line repairs could not be completed in time to open the school with a delayed start.

Kirby said there is an active investigation into the tree removals. The minutes do not provide further detail about the suspected perpetrators, the extent of property loss, or any criminal referrals; those items would be part of the ongoing investigation and any subsequent reports to the Board or law enforcement.