Administrators report testing delays, state qualifiers, service projects and upcoming district events
Summary
Administrators updated the board on ACT score delays (results expected by June 2), 10 students qualifying for state track, successful community service projects, student recognitions, a forthcoming marquee paid primarily by the Ogallala Public School Foundation, and scheduled police training in district facilities.
Administrators reported on year-end activities and immediate operational items. Mr. O’Neil said ACT testing is complete but results are delayed and he "should have the scores by June 2nd." Mr. Stokey reported 10 students qualified for state track on May 22–23, and district golf and tennis events were scheduled. Mrs. Lippert described community service projects that included cleaning Boot Hill and the Mansion on the Hill, and Mr. Slama recognized students Gemma Jones and Gracelynn Jaeger for perfect attendance.
Superintendent Gene Russel reported that the Ogallala Public School Foundation is funding most of a new high-school marquee and that the Ogallala Police Department will perform training drills in district facilities on May 21. The board set tentative dates for a work-session retreat (June 12) and upcoming regular meetings.
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