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Rusk ISD presents Watch D.O.G. program at Intermediate campus
Summary
Rusk Intermediate counselor Trista Silvey and volunteers described the Watch D.O.G. program and its role providing male role models; trustees heard about the program's success and daily volunteer activities.
Rusk Intermediate School counselor Trista Silvey presented a slideshow to the Board of Trustees describing the Watch D.O.G. program, a volunteer initiative that places positive male role models in classrooms and at school events. Victor High and Burton Crain joined the presentation to describe what a typical day looks like for a Watch D.O.G. volunteer.
"The program has been very successful at the Intermediate campus, providing students with positive male role models," Silvey told trustees. Board members were briefed on how the program operates at the Intermediate campus and on the participation of community volunteers; Nathan Acker was noted as arriving during this presentation.
Trustees did not take formal action on the presentation; it was presented as informational for the board and community.
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