Student representatives highlight athletics, clubs and work-based learning; board approves ACT virtual-learning days

Macy Cunningham and Sophia Hatley, the student board representatives from Creekwood High School, gave a month-in-review of athletics, club activity and student opportunities, including a senior college fair and a Harvest at the Wood community event set for Oct. 29. They told the board the district's work-based learning program has "83 students enrolled and [is] partnering with 80 local businesses."

On academic scheduling, Dr. Southerntherland presented the district's ACT virtual learning-day plan. He said the district will use targeted virtual days tied to testing: "On Wednesday, November the 4th, freshman and sophomores will have virtual days... Juniors and seniors will have the virtual learning day" on March 17 for retakes and other assessments. The board moved to approve those dates.

The board also approved field trips for Creekwood and Dickson County High School HOSA to attend an Antioch event Sept. 29–October (end date not specified in the transcript).