Huron school board meeting
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HURON — Many congratulations were extended at Monday’s School Board meeting by Superintendent Terry Nebelsick, in recognition of all the successes throughout the district during a busy time of year.
“Thank you to everyone involved in making a community happening very special with coordination of fan buses down to the Dome, with over 1,000 people going to support the football team,” Nebelsick said. “How our community held together was a fantastic and athletic educational experience. The team, their coaches and those who followed them have a lot to be proud of, congratulations on what was a tremendous three week run.”
As well as the Huron Tigers football team making the state championship, the volleyball team was also congratulated as the girls prepare for the State Tournament. Nebelsick said there will be a fan bus running to Sioux Falls on Thursday.
“I want to congratulate the volleyball team on winning their qualifier in SoDak 16. The state volleyball tournament starts for them at 1:45 p.m. on Thursday at the Premier Center in Sioux Falls against Watertown, which should be a great rivalry,” Nebelsick added. “There is a fan bus organized for the Thursday afternoon game to support the girls on their quest.”
The full list of congratulations are available to view on the Huron School District website.
A report was given regarding the ACT test data taken by Huron students, which is a college entrance exam where students address core subjects.
“We look at the ACT scores for a couple reasons. We hope that they validate the things we are doing and they help us to make data-based decisions,” explained Mike Radke, Huron High School Principal. “We look to see where we are strong, where we are weak and then try to find solutions to that.”