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FBI Citizens Academy member reflects on 20 years of community involvement in education

April 17, 2025 | Excelsior Springs, Clay County, Missouri


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FBI Citizens Academy member reflects on 20 years of community involvement in education
Community involvement took center stage during the Special Session of the Excelsior Springs Board of Education on April 16, 2025, as a local resident shared his extensive background in public service and education. With over 20 years of active participation in various community initiatives, including the FBI's Citizens Academy and the public safety sales tax oversight committee, he emphasized the importance of community engagement in shaping educational experiences.

Reflecting on his family's journey through the local school system, he expressed pride in his daughters' positive K-12 experiences, highlighting the joy of attending parent-teacher conferences and supporting their academic endeavors. "We were blessed with two daughters that were good students by and large," he noted, underscoring the value of parental involvement in education.

This personal testimony not only showcased the impact of community ties but also reinforced the board's commitment to fostering strong relationships between families and schools. As discussions continue, the board aims to build on this foundation, ensuring that local voices remain integral to the educational landscape in Excelsior Springs.

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