By Hilari Weldon Culver Comm. High School
Culver High School’s girls’ track team made history April 18 as they competed in the North Miami Relays. The team, coached by Peggy Arquette, took first place honors for the first time in the school’s history.
“This was the best feeling in the world, like when the boys’ basketball team won sectionals,” said Coach Peggy Arquette.
The girls accumulated many ribbons at the meet. Firsts were given to the team of Liz West, Susannah Baker, and Trinity Garcia for high jump, and Lauren Shaffer also took a first in the two mile. 

Bobbie Washburn Ruhnow
“Under PL 221 requirements, we must have a public hearing when one of our schools receive probationary status.” Brad Schuldt, Culver Community School superintendent told his board members. “Although Culver Community High School received recognition in the US News and World Report magazine for outstanding scholastic excellence, under requirements for PL 221, our high school achievement scores fell below the 60 percentile putting us on probationary status.”
Schuldt then introduced Albert Hanselman, high school administrator, to speak to the trustees about methods being implemented to bring the school out of the probationary status.