White River School District 47-1

This message is for families in the Wood Community. Due to today's field trip, the after-school Horse Creek and Wood bus routes will be combined today. The bus will arrive at the D&E in Wood later than normal.

This message is for families in the Wood Community. Due to today's track meet in Wall, the after-school Horse Creek and Wood bus routes will be combined today. The bus will arrive at the D&E in Wood later than normal.

HS TRACK AT WALL 5/12/25 (UPDATED SCHEDULE) Due to the expected heat for tomorrow's high school track meet at Wall, they've made adjustments to their running events schedule, field events will remain the same, see attachment.

WHITE RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 47-1 SCHOOL BOARD MEETING MAY 12, 2025, at 6:30 PM COMMUNITY EVENTS CENTER - JANKLOW ROOM A. ROUTINES--ORDER A-1 CHAIRMAN CALLS THE MEETING TO ORDER A-2 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG A-3 ROLL CALL A-4 ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS A-5 APPROVE AGENDA B. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION—is placed first on the Agenda to accommodate (1) a school patron who wishes to address the Board; or, (2) a patron who wishes to present a proposal or concern; or, (3) to a patron who has provided the Board Chairman with a written grievance prior to the meeting which has not been resolved after the school patron has worked through the school organization. (Working through the organization means the school patron has met with the staff member, as appropriate; and with the principal, as needed; and/or, then with the superintendent.) If these meetings have been held and the grievance remains unsolved, the Board will deal with the written grievance at its meeting. If not, the Board shall proceed, without interruption, with the other business of the Board. Personnel matters of a controversial nature, which would include students, teachers, or other persons, shall not be discussed by the Board in open session with a school patron. A school patron may request an executive session with the Board. (An executive session may be granted at the Board’s discretion; and, only after the Board’s business is concluded. This is an accommodation to other school patrons who are attending this meeting.) Anyone wishing to speak to the Board must be acknowledged by the Board Chairman. This will permit the meeting to be handled in an orderly manner. Speakers are requested to identify themselves and their topic and are asked to limit their remarks to five (5) minutes. Thank you for your attendance, interest, and participation. - Willdan Energy Services (Angie Boone, Dave Villines, and Brandon Link) C. ROUTINES--BUSINESS C-1 Approve Minutes, Financial Reports, and Payment of Bills D. PERSONNEL AND OTHER ACTION ITEMS D-1 Principal’s Reports D-2 Approve Contract with Willdan Energy Services - Renew America’s Schools Grant D-3 Approve advertisement for two temporary summer maintenance employees D-4 First Reading of the proposed Parent/Student Handbook Updates for 2025-26 D-5 Second Reading of Proposed Board Policies JGB: Restraint and Seclusion & JFCD: Bullying D-6 Approve Updated Board Policies JGB: Restraint and Seclusion & JFCD: Bullying D-7 SDHSAA Board Positions D-8 SDHSAA Amendments E SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT E-1 Facilities and Human Resources Update E-2 Preschool 2025-26 Discussion E-3 Three Rivers Cooperative Update F. EXECUTIVE SESSION(s) as needed per SDCL 1-25-2 for personnel and legal matters F-1 (THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR ANY MOTIONS COMING OUT OF EXECUTIVE SESSION) G. ADJOURNMENT

MS TRACK AT LYMAN (BOB KING INVITE) 5/8/25 Middle school track will compete in the Bog King Invite today at Lyman, running event, event schedule attached. Results can be followed here: https://dakotatiming.anet.live/meets/45632 Good luck Tigers!

HS GOLF AT BENNETT CO INVITRE 5/6/25 High school golf will compete at the Bennett County Invite today, starts at 10:30 am (central). Good luck Tigers!

This message is for families in the Wood Community. Due to today's track meet in Martin, the after-school Horse Creek and Wood bus routes will be combined today. The bus will arrive at the D&E in Wood later than normal. The route will return to normal tomorrow.

MS TRACK AT BENNETT CO INVITE 5/5/25 (rescheduled from 4/24/25) Middle school track will compete at the Bennett County Invite today, field events will start at 11:00 am (central), running events at 1:00 pm (central), schedule attached. Good luck Tigers!

MS TRACK AT TODD COUNTY 5/2/25 (CANCELLED) The middle school track meet scheduled for today at Todd County has been cancelled.

HS TRACK AT CECIL JOHNSON INVITE (PRESHO) 5/1/25 High school track will compete today at the Cecil Johnson Invite at Presho. Field events will start at 12:00 pm (central), running events at 1:00 pm (central), schedule attached. Good luck Tigers!

HS GOLF AT ELKS CHALLENGE (RAPID CITY) 5/1/25 High school golf will compete at the Elks Challenge today at Rapid City, meet will start at 11:00 am (central) . Good luck Tigers!

Reminder: The Filipino Heritage All-School Assembly will be today at 2:00 pm in the Don Barnhart Gymnasium. This event is open to the public.

State FCCLA was a great success with 18 students attending in 6 different competitions/events. Riley Bouman, Savannah Knispel, Brooklynn White Hat, Trey Jordan, and Tyson White Hat competed in knowledge bowl. Savannah Knispel also competed in job interview and acted as our chapter president during the regions award ceremony. Trey Jordan, Tyson White Hat, and Teagen Bouman competed in professional presentation with their topic being Social Media Addiction earning a silver. Maleyah Krogman, Iliyah Crow Eagle, and Kaydence McDaniel also competed in professional presentation with their topic on Eating Disorders and were 0.5 points away from earning a gold. Hazin Schmidt, Gunner Watson, and Mekhi Krogman gave their presentation on the decline of Lakota language and were 1 point away from earning a gold. Extremely proud of these groups as it was their first time presenting for most of them! Jayda Lee and Brendy Bartlett competed in repurpose and redesign. Their project was "Why Waste When You Can Wear?" where they took window curtains and sewed pants out of them. Maleena Brave and Page Wright competed in Chapter Service Project Display on the community service project they helped organize "Cover Them in Care: Supporting Survivors" which is where they made tie blankets and donated to the Missouri Shores Domestic Violence Shelter. They received top superior and got to walk across the stage where they announce their name and chapter to over 1,400 people! Lastly, Taylor Krogman and Maliki Spotted Tail worked with Maleena and Page on the same project, but competed in Chapter Service Project Potfolio with their project titled "Tied With Love: Blankets of Hope". They walked across the stage for receiving a top superior as well and placed 2nd within their level qualifying them for national FCCLA in Orlando, Florida this summer! They received a 97/100 on their project, so they were very close to presenting their project perfectly. To say we're proud of this group is an understatement. They could not have represented White River better - they displayed incredible character, respect, and class throughout the entire trip. To be this group's adviser has been amazing and I am honored. Thank you everyone for your support! Next up, nationals! Morgan Kinsley Stacy Twite

MS TRACK AT WALL INVITE 4/29/25 Middle school track will compete at the Wall Invite today, field events will start at 3:00 pm (central), running events at 4:00 pm (central), schedule attached. Good luck Tigers!

This message is for families in the Wood Community. Due to today's track meet in Wall, the after-school Horse Creek and Wood bus routes will be combined today. The bus will arrive at the D&E in Wood later than normal. The route will return to normal tomorrow.

HS GOLF AT WALL 4/28/25 The high school golf meet scheduled at Wall today has been postponed to a date to be determined.

HS TRACK AT WALL 4/28/25 The high school track meet scheduled at Wall today has been postponed to a date to be determined.

HS GOLF AT PHILIP INVITE/WGPC TOURNEY 4/25/26 High school golf will compete at Philip today in the Western Great Plains Conference tourney, starts at 10:30 am (central). Good luck Tigers!

White River School District 47-1 Special School Board Meeting – White River April 28, 2025, at 7:00 pm Norris Elementary – Cafeteria 1. Chairman calls the meeting to order. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. 3. Chairman calls on the Business Manager to record the roll: 4. Approve agenda for this meeting. 5. Introductions –Superintendent Krogman, will explain Impact Aid, JOM, and Title VI at the meeting. Provide patrons with an opportunity to review the Indian Policies and Procedures according to P.L. 103-382. 6. Parents and patrons in attendance can express their concerns to the White River Board of Education. 7. Motion to go into executive session as per SDCL 1-25-2 for personnel and legal matters. 8. Motions from executive session 9. Motion to adjourn the meeting.

Reminders: Tomorrow (4-25-25) is a regular school day for students and staff. Next week, we are celebrating Filipino Heritage Week in school. There will be dress-up days throughout the week and a short assembly on Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Have a great night, and let's finish the school year off strong!