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Student Council VP Bids Farewell, Highlights Senior Celebrations in Final Report

Wayzata High School Student Council Vice President Rachel Lynn delivered her last report to the School Board, reflecting on her tenure and hinting at a bustling schedule for graduating seniors.

Published Jun 19, 2026

Wayzata High School Student Council Vice President Rachel Lynn presented her final report to the Wayzata Public Schools Board of Education on Monday, May 11, 2026. Her address marked a significant moment as the academic year draws to a close, offering a student perspective on the district's happenings and a look ahead to senior celebrations.

Good evening, Superintendent Anderson, members of the board, and everybody else gathered here tonight. My name is Rachel. I'm the Risetta High School student body vice president, but not for much longer. As summer break invitingly awaits us, I feel bittersweet in giving my final school board report for May.
— Rachel Lynn, Student Council Vice President

Lynn's report was a staple during the 'Reports from organizations' segment of the board meeting, providing direct insights from the student body. Her poignant reflection underscored the nearing end of her term and the broader transition for the graduating class of 2026. The atmosphere in the meeting room was one of appreciation for her consistent contributions throughout the year.

Good evening everybody. Thank you for being at our board meeting tonight. My name is Chase Anderson and I'm the superintendent for the school district and it's always my pleasure to convene the recognitions portions of our school board meeting.
— Chase Anderson, Superintendent

As her final address concluded, Lynn infused a celebratory tone, assuring the board and attendees that Wayzata High School's seniors had much to look forward to in the coming weeks. Her enthusiasm highlighted the vibrant spirit prevalent among students as they prepare for graduation and the summer break.

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Approval of the agenda and consent agenda items
Recognitions
School spotlight presentation

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Student Council Vice President Rachel Lynn's final report highlights significant student achievements and upcoming events, offering a poignant look at the graduating class of 2026.

The speech team's success at the state championship, with Cassidy Nebadrich winning in storytelling, showcases dedication and the 'phoenix team' comeback narrative.

Recognition of numerous student artists in the Scholastic Art Awards, including national-level achievements like the American Vision Award, highlights the strength of the art program.

Sarah Paul's recognition as Employee of the Month for Central Middle School underscores her dedication as a building substitute and her willingness to go above and beyond.

The announcement of six staff members retiring after decades of service marks a significant transition for the district.

Central Middle School's presentation focused on building community and ensuring a sense of belonging for students and staff, providing insight into their strategic priorities.

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All right, I know what you guys are thinking about. Don't miss me too much. There is so much in store to celebrate seniors.
— Rachel Lynn

Student Achievements & GraduationConcluding her report and looking forward to senior celebrations.

Good evening everybody. Thank you for being at our board meeting tonight. My name is Chase Anderson and I'm the superintendent for the school district and it's always my pleasure to convene the recognitions portions of our school board meeting.
— Chase Anderson

Meeting ProceduresOpening remarks for the recognition segment.

The Wisetta speech team has meant so, so much to me over the past four years. It's given me so much confidence. It's given me so much happiness. And this year, the thing that made me succeed the most was actually not caring about the results at all. I started focusing on just like having fun and doing what I love because storytelling is kind of a weird category in speech where you don't just have one speech. You actually have 15 speeches and you click a button and it gives you three options out of those 15 and you pick one, you have 30 minutes to prep and then you go give a speech.
— Cassidy Nebadrich

Student AchievementsReflecting on her speech career and approach to success.

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Heidi KedarBoard Member

Called role for board attendance.

Sheila PriorBoard Member

Called role for board attendance.

Alicia LittleBoard Member

Called role for board attendance.

Paris BendyBoard Member

Called role for board attendance.

Valentina AysBoard Member

Voted on the approval of the agenda.

Dan JanestraBoard Member

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Student Council VP Bids Farewell, Highlights Senior Celebrations in Final Report

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