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Administrators report strong start to school year; district partners with Erie County Library bookmobile

Holland Central School District Board of Education · October 14, 2025
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Summary

Elementary and secondary administrators told the board the school year opened smoothly, highlighted PBIS routines, benchmarking, safety drills and a new partnership with the Erie County Library bookmobile, with the elementary lineup "off to a great start."

An elementary administrator (speaker 9) told the board that the elementary school is "off to a great start," describing PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) rollouts, benchmarking work to identify remediation or enrichment needs, and the kickoff of classroom routines. The administrator said transportation staff brought buses so students could practice bus expectations and described a successful "meet the teacher" event that included a schoolwide scavenger hunt.

The elementary report also announced a new partnership with the Erie County Library bookmobile, scheduled to visit Holland five or six times this year; families will be informed and students will need public library cards to borrow materials. Emma Buckley, the district's new director of personnel services and curriculum (speaker 11), also outlined upcoming professional learning on Oct. 6 and the arrival of a science-of-reading coach from Erie 2 BOCES for breakout sessions.