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Valley Mills ISD reports: student programs, interventions and fall activities announced
Summary
Campus staff reported reinstatement of a 5th grade student council, launch of intervention programs, Marathon Kids starting Sept. 22, junior-high service-dog introduction, STAAR interventions and a new esports program at the high school; athletics dates and homecoming were also announced.
District staff provided updates across elementary, junior high and high school campuses at the Sept. 17 meeting.
Bree Thiele said the 5th Grade Student Council has been reinstated and introduced student leaders and their plans. Tessa Dowdy reported the WIN intervention/enrichment program has begun and that Marathon Kids will launch Sept. 22 for grades 3–5. Julie Tidmore said junior high students met to learn about a service dog named Phog and completed team-building activities; UIL tryouts are scheduled the week of Sept. 22. Misti Stephens reported STAAR intervention is underway at the high school, the district is working to ensure CCMR compliance, an esports program is forming, band is preparing for competition and One Act Play auditions are on Sept. 18. Coach Bob Featherston announced district volleyball play begins Sept. 23 and the homecoming football game is Sept. 28; he also noted a decline in boys’ athletics participation.
The minutes record these program updates and event dates but do not list participation totals, budget implications for new programs, or detailed implementation plans. Parents and community members seeking further detail are directed to contact district staff or review the board packet for staff reports.
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