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SLEEPY EYE District 84 Superintendent John Cselovszki reported nobody was in COVID-19 isolation and just one adult was in quarantine in the school Wednesday.
“This is good news. The numbers are looking great,” Cselovszki said “We are fully (COVID-19) vaccinated K-12.”
Cselovszki said a virtual kindergarten roundup was held Monday on Google with 28 parents and students participating.
“We plan to give one-on-one building tours by appointment,” said Cselovszki.
The board unanimously approved, on a motion by Brian Nelson, seconded by Bryan Sellner, several consent agenda items:
⢠An open enrollment for one student tranferring out to the Minnesota Virtual Academy.
The Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
The Sleepy Eye FFA officers attended a Mid-Winter Workshop on Jan. 23, along with advisors Mary Hoffmann, Adam Manderfeld, and Hunter Manderfeld.
During the workshop, officers reflected on their year in office so far and the goals they had set over this past summer. The officer team then focused on what still needs to be accomplished this year and what each officer s responsibilities were.
The team also planned FFA week, which is the busiest time of the year for FFA. This week is packed full of FFA activities such as dress-up days, emblem hunts, bowling trips, and coloring contests.