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Board highlights Model UN recognition, strong attendance and curricular experiments
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A board member summarized November activities, including 93% district attendance, Model UN participation (one student named top delegate), Purple Star recognition, and new English units using film and AI discussions.
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A board member (referred to in the transcript as Mr. Slayer) told the board November brought many student activities and strong attendance—"We're now at 93%" districtwide—and singled out a Model UN delegation in which Max Fernstrom was recognized as a top delegate.
The report also noted extracurricular opportunities (pre-employment transition services, Model UN, weightlifting, academic Olympics) and classroom experiments in high school English that use film and media to explore themes such as fear and human emotion. The presenter said these activities help engage students and provide practical experiences that complement classroom instruction.
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