Areas of Interest
- Weisetta High School sees record student achievement in national speech and arts competitions.
- Central Middle School undergoing cultural shift with new leadership focused on belonging.
- Retirement of six long-serving district staff members reflects significant turnover in leadership and support roles.
- Superintendent Chase Anderson prepares for transition as the district moves toward the Class of 2030.
7 Topics in This Document
Approval of agenda and consent agenda
Student Council report (Weisetta High School)
Speech state champion recognition
Scholastic Art awards recognition
Employee of the Month (May 2026)
Retirement recognitions
Central Middle School spotlight presentation
▸Full Extraction
- Weisetta High School sees record student achievement in national speech and arts competitions.
- Central Middle School undergoing cultural shift with new leadership focused on belonging.
- Retirement of six long-serving district staff members reflects significant turnover in leadership and support roles.
- Superintendent Chase Anderson prepares for transition as the district moves toward the Class of 2030.
Passed
“100% of us are both closing and writing new chapters of our lives.”
— Rachel LynnGraduationReflecting on the Class of 2026 upcoming graduation.
“This year, the thing that made me succeed the most was actually not caring about the results at all.”
— Cassidy NebadrichSpeech TeamExplaining her approach to speech competition.
“We're going to be the Phoenix team. We're going to rise from these ashes and the judges won't know what hit them.”
— Rachel BrewsterSpeech TeamMotivating students after a previous year's loss.