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Principal reports school-year kickoff, safety drills and student events; cell-phone ban rolls on
Summary
Principal Dr. Love summarized a smooth opening, tours for elementary students of the consolidated building, planned safety drills and a proposed 11th‑grade parking-spot fundraiser; Superintendent also reported the district will monitor a new cell-phone ban.
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Principal Dr. Love told the board the academic year began positively, staff prepared rooms and elementary students toured the consolidated spaces to become familiar with the 'one building' layout. She outlined safety preparations including fire drills and an all-call message to parents, noted the high school musical plans and Homecoming activities and proposed a fundraiser allowing 11th graders to paint parking spots (supplies provided by students) which the Board raised no objections to proceeding.
Separately, Superintendent Dr. Reimer said the newly implemented cell-phone ban is being monitored and that administrators were interested to see the first month’s results. Dr. Love also flagged a Sept. 16 suicide-prevention flag raising coordinated by the Niagara County Suicide Coalition and the National Honor Society.
