Principals report graduations, co-teaching rollouts and robust summer programs

High School Principal Mike Wilson told the board graduation went well and highlighted that "one student received their diploma at graduation due to SCF now offering the GED option," with additional students on track to finish in the fall. He said the district is finalizing schedules for next year and running summer programs that include 29 juniors and seniors in an online Government course, 18 students in credit remediation, and roughly 120–140 students using the weightroom.

Middle School Principal Darrell Imhoff reported the district recognized 74 eighth-graders moving to high school, that teachers completed two days of inservice, and that classrooms are being rearranged over the summer to implement a special-education co-teaching model with regular-education teachers. Imhoff said summer offerings host about 140–150 students across 11 classes, ranging from recreational options such as bowling to academic supports called "Boost Up." Elementary Principal Rita Platt said 4K and kindergarten teachers traded rooms and about 130 children are enrolled in summer school, with additional Kids Care and Community Ed camps ongoing.

The principals' updates were delivered as informational reports; the board did not take formal action on these items at the June 10 meeting.