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Superintendent: students in 12:1:1 class begin Save‑A‑Lot work experience; unified bowling season starts

Le Roy Central School Board of Education · October 14, 2025
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Summary

Dr. Rae Lynn Helman told the board that three high school 12:1:1 students have started two‑hour supervised shifts at Save‑A‑Lot, the district is exploring additional job opportunities and a recycling program, and the unified bowling team has begun its season.

Dr. Rae Lynn Helman reported to the board on Oct. 14 that students in the high school 12:1:1 class have started community work experience at Save‑A‑Lot. According to the minutes, three students are currently working two‑hour shifts under the supervision of a teacher and teaching assistant. Dr. Helman said she is pursuing additional job opportunities within the district and organizing a recycling program.

Dr. Helman also noted that the unified bowling team has begun its season. The report emphasizes district efforts to expand work‑based learning and inclusive extracurricular opportunities for students with special needs.