Seth Brown

This document outlines the Sundale School District's comprehensive wellness initiatives, which include yearly nutrition education, a student-led smart snacks program, teacher planning for physical activity, and employee wellness activities. It emphasizes social-emotional learning and school safety, while ensuring all campus food offerings comply with nutritional guidelines and federal regulations to promote student health and reduce childhood obesity. The district's Wellness Plan undergoes a triennial assessment, with the latest evaluation in March 2024 indicating that all six wellness standards and goals were met.

The meeting included discussions and updates on various topics, including the LCAP, teacher appreciation week, Scicon field trip funding, and the Scicon Wildflower luncheon. The use of Remind 101 for PTO messages was mentioned. Decisions were made regarding teacher gift forms, meet and greet volunteers, kindergarten escorts, and a staff luncheon. The board also discussed donating to the 8th-grade trip and held elections for board members and committee chairs.

The meeting included discussions and approvals regarding budget allocations, particularly increasing the field trip budget. Projects around the school were discussed, including decals and murals for the multipurpose room, and potential sidewalks behind lower-grade classrooms. The purchase of charging stations for K-5th grade was approved. The meeting also covered the Sundale Closet, health and welfare initiatives, upcoming events like Parent Volunteer Day and Picture Day, and a request for funds for an Upstream seminar. Ms. Sante expressed gratitude for library funds and discussed increasing the non-fiction section.

The meeting covered the treasurer's report, budget review, and old business, including the Sundale Closet and Parent Volunteer Day. New business included a summer audit, discussion about the parent room, picture day, room parent tea, and the Spirit Shack iPad. Requests for library funds were shared, and upcoming events were reviewed, such as the Kick off Assembly, Donut Break, Bite Me Donuts, Root Beer Float Mobile, Walk-A-Thon, and Harvest Festival. There was also a discussion about the purpose of PTO and parent education.

The meeting included discussion and updates on various topics, including Remind 101 messages, the Christmas Program, and the Adopt a Family initiative. The new Athletic Directors were introduced, and a request for a contribution towards the cost of new girls' jerseys was considered. An informational session on CPR/First Aid was announced, and details for Founders Day were discussed. Updates were provided on the Farm Show Meeting and the Read and Write Program, with a request for continued funding. Additional funding was approved for Scicon costs and the 4th Grade Mission Trip. Ideas for special projects around campus were welcomed, including improvements to the Kindergarten Playground.