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Superintendent emphasizes student-centered mission; students report anti-bullying video and robotics success
Summary
Superintendent Ben Barton said the district exists to serve students and announced outreach and scheduling items; Student Council Representative Ellie Lynch reported an anti-bullying video and that a PHS Robotics team placed second nationally.
Superintendent Ben Barton opened his report by saying, "The only reason we exist is for our students," and outlined a series of updates: the Community Education summer catalog is released, a pending land sale is nearing settlement, a legislative breakfast is scheduled for April 14, and staff are "working on a solution to add 15 minutes to the Primary School day" that will work with busing.
Student Council Representative Ellie Lynch reported that students created an anti-bullying video, that applications opened for the student representative position on the school board, and that one Princeton High School robotics team placed second at the national tournament. The minutes also note a student visit to observe a laparoscopic procedure through the Health Sciences career academy.
