Medina Central School District

The district-wide school safety plan for Medina Central School District focuses on ensuring the safety and well-being of students, staff, and the community. It includes strategies for risk reduction, prevention, intervention, emergency response, and recovery. Key areas of focus include violence prevention, emergency preparedness, communication protocols, and mental health support. The plan also addresses remote instruction, public health emergencies, and the provision of essential resources during crises.

The meeting included discussion of the treasurer's report, director's report, upcoming events, transportation, uniforms, chaperone sign-ups, publicity, student accounts, script, and the president's report. Upcoming events mentioned included concerts, a Board of Education budget vote, a spring trip to Chicago, a Memorial Day Parade, a Medina Reunion Jazz Band performance, Sherburn, and a band banquet.

The District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP) for Medina Central School District focuses on several key priorities for the 2024-25 school year. These include committing to students and staff developing and tracking their learning for academic and social-emotional success, valuing parents as informed partners, and creating a culture that values the diverse lived experiences of all stakeholders. The plan outlines strategies and resources to support these priorities, such as developing processes for student goal setting, enhancing communication with parents, and promoting inclusive practices.

The School Comprehensive Education Plan for Clifford Wise Intermediate School for 2024-25 is committed to students owning their learning and tracking academic goals, ensuring every student has a sense of belonging, and teachers collecting and analyzing formative data to inform instruction to meet NYS learning standards. The plan includes strategies such as building-wide goal setting, weekly reading fluency progress reviews, diagnostic math programs, student-preferred STEM assemblies, visual unity initiatives, and increased participation in spirit weeks. It aims to improve student engagement, academic performance, and a sense of belonging through targeted interventions and data-driven instruction.

The meeting included a review of the treasurer's report, which showed the beginning and ending balances for March, as well as the expenses for the month. The director reported on the Winterguard groups' successful season and encouraged the use of Parent Square. Upcoming events, including concerts, a spring trip to Chicago, and a band banquet, were discussed. There were also updates on transportation, uniforms, student accounts, and the pending purchase of new trailers. The nominating committee is working on elections for the upcoming school year.