The Corvallis School Board meeting on February 20, 2025, prominently featured the acknowledgment of Women's History Month, emphasizing the contributions of women and girls in the community, including trans women and girls. The board read a proclamation affirming the district's commitment to equity and anti-racism, highlighting the historical struggles women have faced and their ongoing contributions to society.

The proclamation recognized that Women's History Month serves as an opportunity for the district to educate students and the community about the significant roles women have played both locally and globally. The board encouraged all schools to participate in celebrations and to highlight the achievements of women throughout history.

In a show of support for the community, Board Chair Ryan addressed attendees, particularly acknowledging the presence of supporters for trans youth. He reiterated the district's commitment to inclusivity and the importance of recognizing the diverse identities within the student body.

Following this, the meeting transitioned to student representative reports, where updates from Corvallis High School included recent leadership events and fundraising activities. The board's discussions underscored a strong commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for all students and recognizing the importance of celebrating diverse histories and contributions.