During last week’s Caldwell County school board meeting, Principal Daniel Kukahiko provided an update to the board members regarding several positive developments taking place at the high school.
Kukahiko expressed his satisfaction with the high attendance rate at the high school this year, including on High Attendance Day in Kentucky.
click to download audioIn addition, he stated that their attention has been directed towards a collaborative project involving the Art Department and the Greenhouse Department for the lifecycle of food.
click to download audioKukahiko also mentioned that they currently have approximately 89 students enrolled in at least one dual credit class, not including the students participating in the Ready to Work program.
click to download audioAdditionally, he pointed out that the recent college night was a success.
click to download audioKukahiko said they will be giving the practice ACT to all of the 9th, 10th, and 11th graders in the district.
click to download audioAccording to Kuhahiko, thirty-nine seniors volunteered to take the ACT last week.
Kuhahiko expressed optimism about the high school’s partnership with Zach Thomas, the principal at Caldwell Regional Career Center, and believes it will be beneficial going forward.
click to download audioIn conclusion, he expressed his appreciation for Lizzie Wynn, the district’s public relations coordinator, acknowledging her exceptional work in promoting the high school. Kuhahiko said he wanted to ensure that she knew her efforts were valued and recognized.
