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Board reads student recognition and multiple heritage-month and appreciation resolutions
Summary
The Reynolds School District Board read student recognition for Reynolds High School and adopted resolutions recognizing Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Jewish-American Heritage Month, Teacher Appreciation Week, School Nutrition Hero Day, School Nurse Day and Mental Health Awareness Month.
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At the start of the meeting the board read a student recognition for Reynolds High School and read into the record a series of resolutions covering heritage months and staff appreciation days.
Resolutions listed in the meeting record include Resolution 2025-2026-025 (Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month), Resolution 2025-2026-026 (Jewish-American Heritage Month), Resolution 2025-2026-027 (Teacher Appreciation Week), Resolution 2025-2026-028 (School Nutrition Hero Day), Resolution 2025-2026-029 (School Nurse Day) and Resolution 2025-2026-030 (Mental Health Awareness Month). Directors read several of the items into the record: Director Cayle Tern, Vice Chair Joyce Rosenau, Director Patty Carrera, Director Aaron Muñoz, Director Francisco Ibarra and Director Ana Gonzalez Muñoz are each recorded as reading items into the record in the meeting minutes.
The items were recorded as read into the record and subsequently appear in the consent block of the meeting minutes; the minutes do not record extended discussion or separate votes on the individual resolutions beyond their inclusion in the consent materials.
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