In a recent government meeting, significant updates were shared regarding the achievements and future plans of local student athletes and academic programs. The athletic department reported a successful fall season, with several teams aiming for postseason opportunities. Notably, the board is set to vote on the addition of girls wrestling and girls' flag football as official sports for the upcoming spring season, reflecting a commitment to expanding athletic opportunities for female students.

In academic news, three students—Jada Cooper, Sneha Mahadevan, and Sophia Fu—were recognized as national merit semifinalists, a prestigious honor in high school academics. Additionally, Lia Hu and Cecilia Evans, a 2020 graduate, earned the AP Capstone Diploma for the 2023-2024 school year. This program is designed to enhance critical thinking, research, and collaboration skills among students, preparing them for future academic challenges.

On the business front, student Max Bradley is working towards achieving DECA gold level certification for the school store, which would qualify him for the DECA International Career Development Conference in Orlando, Florida, this spring. These accomplishments highlight the dedication and talent of students within the district, showcasing a vibrant educational environment focused on both academic and athletic excellence.