There were no action items on the agenda for the Jackson school board. However, several topics were discussed at the meeting Tuesday.
Student Brandon Hahs described his experience at space camp, which he attended Sept. 22 to 27 in Huntsville, Ala. The camp was for visually impaired students. His teacher, Pam Arbeiter, attended as a chaperone. He participated in space station "missions" and simulations, constructed a rocket and climbed a rock wall.
Assistant superintendent for finance Dr. James Welker said this is National School Bus Safety Week. Students in kindergarten through third grade saw a Barney the Robot Bus presentation about bus safety.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anderson gave an update about construction at the high school, which has been slowed by rain. Roofing is the next major step.
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