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Principal, superintendent report on academics, safety, capital planning and Park Ave demolition
Summary
Principal John Swick and Superintendent Jennifer Dunn reported that the second quarter ends Jan. 24 with report cards mailed Jan. 31, a NYS Police safety presentation on vaping and lockdown procedures occurred, a capital project timeline is being finalized, and SED approved the Park Ave house demolition; bid packets are being prepared.
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Principal John Swick provided updates on school operations: the second quarter ends Jan. 24 and report cards will be mailed Jan. 31; NYS Police visited grades 5–12 to discuss the dangers of vaping and gave faculty training on lockdown procedures; athletics and ski programs are underway; and student recognitions and donations to an Honor Lounge were announced. Swick also noted a parent presentation by researcher Michael Nerney scheduled for Feb. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the library.
Superintendent Jennifer Dunn reported progress on a capital project plan and timeline, said an insurance company walkthrough of the building returned a satisfactory report, and announced that the Park Ave house demolition has been approved by the State Education Department and that bid packets are being prepared. Dunn also summarized topics Governor Hochul addressed in the State of the State remarks that bear on education policy, including universal free breakfast and lunch and workforce-focused initiatives.
