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WEM principals report PBIS recognition, retirements and spring athletics achievements

Waterville-Elysian-Morristown Board of Education · June 23, 2025
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Summary

WEM principals reported that Waterville Elementary and the middle school sustained PBIS Exemplar status; the district recognized multiple staff milestone years and retirees and highlighted spring athletics achievements and state qualifiers.

WEM Principal Dr. Jennifer Wilson reported that Waterville Elementary sustained its PBIS Exemplar School designation for 2024–25 and will be honored at the PBIS Summer Institute on August 14. Her submitted report also recognized staff milestone service years and three retirees: Joyce Mace (37 years), Patty Whitehurst (36 years) and Becky Vollbrecht (25 years).

Middle School Principal Myles Knutson reported end-of-year classroom celebrations and the school's continued PBIS recognition, including student PBIS events and a water-balloon-launch celebration. Activities and Community Education Director Jeff Boran summarized spring athletics accomplishments: multiple All-Conference selections across baseball, softball and track, a girls flag football team that finished district runners-up, and Clay Target competitors who qualified for the state shoot.

The minutes list specific athlete names and honors (for example, Addison Condon qualified for the Class A State Track meet in the long jump and triple jump; Gavin Atherton medaled in the Class A State Track meet in the 200 m and 400 m). The board recorded these reports for informational purposes and offered congratulations.