CorpusRecord 217424

05/22/2025 - TRSD School Board in 60 Seconds

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Source
YouTube / TRSD TV
Date
2025-05-24
Location
Rockingham County, NH
Material
Transcript
Extent
196 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-26

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001Here's a recap from the Timberlane Regional School District School Board meeting from May 22nd, 2025. Assistant principal Danielle Foley presented the extended learning opportunity program at the high school and highlighted three community partners that support student learning outside of the classroom. Students talked with the board about their experiences earning credit and exploring a potential career path at the same time. Presenting were Esme Johnston and Rowan St. George from the Plasto Junior Firefighters, Gabriella Bourke presented from the HCA Healthcare Program and Cameron King, Matthew Goslin, Jacobe Sanrino from the Police Explorers of Sand. Community members participated in the delegates and individuals portion of the meeting. Their comments can be seen on the full version of the meeting video. The school board said goodbye to high school student representative Abigail Robinson, who completed her term. Across the school year, Abigail provided the board with not only the traditional highlights from all seven schools across the district, but also added her voice to the board's deliberations. The school board voted to approve awarding a vendor contract to repair the small gym roof at Sandown Central. School administration presented the budget to the actual report for fiscal year 2025. The report can be found in the packet posted online and available to the public. The next meeting is scheduled for June 5th.

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