SOMSD

“The unfortunate reality…is that some very good, inspiring, outstanding educators have got caught in the crosshairs, and for that I’m truly sorry,” said Gilbert. Noting the many “tough” decisions that had to be made, the BOE passed the resolution by an 8-1 vote.

“We understand that some of these items are not specifically your fault, but we ask you to recognize that they stem from problems you have created or refuse to fix,” says Class of ’24 Salutatorian Ben Gevirtz.

Budine is leaving after two-and-a-half years for a position in Madison — with a $15,000 pay cut

Dozens of teachers gather to learn from Seton Hall University professors

Annual ceremony is held in schools and communities across the country to honor and celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer, asexual, intersex, and allied students, and to acknowledge their achievements and contributions in school and community. The community is welcome to attend

BOE member Bill Gifford said such an audit would provide “valuable insights into the financial health of our district” and “set up our future Business Administrator for success.”

Works created by 18 students to be displayed; exhibit to open May 16.

“I see your uncomfortable faces, and you should be uncomfortable, because this is embarrassing,” said CHS student Izzy Sandoval to BOE members.

Six workshops on a variety of parenting topics to be held; first session begins tonight May 6

Acting Supt. Gilbert provided the BOE with an update on SOMSD’s five district goals for 2024-25.