In a recent school district meeting, administrators celebrated significant achievements and updates as the new academic year commenced. Dr. Potts announced that eight students were awarded $20,000 in scholarships, and the district saw a notable increase in National Merit Scholars, rising from two last year to six this year. The high school has expanded its curriculum, introducing 24 new course offerings, bringing the total to 153 classes available for students.

Mr. Rubin, principal of Canfield Middle School, reported impressive test scores, with the school ranking first in the county for grades 5-8 in both math and science. He highlighted a successful open house event that energized students and parents alike, and noted that scheduling for the new year went smoothly with minimal errors. The school’s athletic teams are performing well, and upcoming events like the 5th Grade Fun Night are anticipated to foster community spirit.

At CH Campbell Elementary, Principal Travis Lavery shared that the installation of air conditioning units and secure vestibules has greatly improved the learning environment. He praised the custodial and maintenance staff for their hard work over the summer, ensuring a smooth start to the school year. Lavery also commended the transportation department for successfully managing student arrivals and departures.

Hilltop Principal Michael Flood echoed the positive sentiments, thanking custodians and staff for their dedication during the summer. He shared heartwarming stories of staff going above and beyond to support students, including helping a nervous child acclimate to riding the bus.

Overall, the meeting reflected a strong start to the school year, with administrators expressing optimism about the educational offerings and community engagement initiatives designed to support student success.