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Student rep: phone-pouch policy and mentoring boosted participation, leaders say

Boquet Valley Central School District Board of Education · October 10, 2025
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Summary

Student representative Sadie Burgess told the board the new phone-pouch policy has improved classroom engagement and highlighted recent college visits, peer mentoring training and spirit events.

Sadie Burgess, the board’s ex officio student representative, told trustees the school year has started positively and credited a new phone-pouch system with increased classroom participation. "I personally noticed a big difference in participation and engagement in classes," she said.

Burgess summarized recent student activities, including Spirit Week events, a homecoming parade and dance, peer mentoring training through Brilliant Pathways and college-exploration visits to SUNY Plattsburgh and SUNY Canton. She asked the board to continue supporting student opportunities and offered to work with student council members to provide future updates.