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The Casey County Board of Education met in regular session Monday.
Assistant Superintendent, Kevin Stephens, gave a construction report on Liberty Elementary School, citing some areas needing attention from the recent renovation. Those include Cameras, Gutters, HVAC, Leaks in the Foyer, & some touch up paint work.
The Attendance Awared went to Liberty Elementary. Walnut Hill received Most Improved.
Mayor Steven Brown, and County Judge Executive, Randy Dial, proclaimed next week as Week of the Young Child.
Mayor Brown read the proclamation.
In the line item consent items, the board voted to declare a 1988 Chevy Truck as surplus property. The board revised a policy on Student Welfare & Wellness, adding a Mental Health Professional to be hired and accepted the 1st reading of the policy. The board also voted to enter into a service agreement with Security Voice/Safe-Voice Hotline, at a cost of just under $1,700, or about .75 per student.
Deena Randolph gave the board financial report.
The Board voted to create Special Needs Instructional Assistant for next year.
Last day of school for students is May 23rd, last day for staff is the 24th, and graduation will be held May 24th at 7pm.
