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Students outline recent activities; superintendent presents draft 2025–26 calendar
Summary
A student council representative reviewed recent events and 'Be Kind' week activities; the superintendent presented a draft 2025–26 calendar with five emergency‑closure days and a post‑Labor Day start date.
Thomas Rasmus, representing the high‑school student council, told the board about recent student events — Red Ribbon Week, a middle‑school literacy night, and current ‘Be Kind’ week activities — and thanked volunteers and clubs that supported the events.
"My name is Thomas Rasmus, and I'm here with the high school student council to go over the events from January and February," he said. The superintendent responded that the district has a schedule to replace Chromebooks and that technology replacement is planned but had been extended a year due to budget timing.
On the calendar, the superintendent presented a draft 2025–26 schedule that begins after Labor Day, includes five built‑in emergency closure days (and an extra staff‑development day that could be repurposed), and explained uncertainty about whether state emergency declarations will allow districts to recoup days. He invited board feedback and said revisions would follow if state policy or holiday decisions change.
