At the recent Lyon County School District Board Meeting on April 22, 2025, heartfelt gratitude from students took center stage, showcasing the positive impact of dedicated educators. Students from various schools expressed their appreciation for teachers who have significantly influenced their success. Genesis Hernandez from Sutro Elementary highlighted Miss Estes for her support in managing anger and academic challenges, while another student, Daisy, thanked her father for his homework assistance.

Superintendent Logan also shared exciting news, including the recent birth of CFO Kyle Rodriguez's baby, which will keep him away from meetings for a while. Logan recounted his experience at the Special Olympics in Reno, praising the spirit of camaraderie among participating schools, including Yerington and Dayton High Schools. He encouraged community members to attend this heartwarming annual event.

In a significant administrative update, the board welcomed Corinne Burns as the new principal of Sutro Elementary, succeeding Mike Walker. Burns, a long-time member of the district, has served as an assistant principal for four years and has a rich history with the school.

As the meeting transitioned to public participation, attendees were reminded of the guidelines for addressing the board, emphasizing respectful discourse. The meeting underscored the district's commitment to fostering a supportive educational environment and recognizing the contributions of both students and staff.