The South Nodaway R-IV Board of Education met on July 17 to handle the following school district business. Superintendent Johnnie Silkett reviewed the interest earned on the district’s five year CD which comes due in December. He wants the board to look at investment opportunities for the money. The interest earned has been 2012-13, $1,633.31;
North Nodaway R-VI Board of Education met on July 17 in open and closed sessions to handle the following school district business. The 2019-2020 tuition rate will be $10,886 for elementary and $11,732 for middle school and high school students not living in the school district. The tax hearing will be at 6:45, Wednesday, August
The Maryville school board met July 17 to handle the month’s business. • Approved consent agenda including setting the public hearing for the 2019/20 budget and levy at 6 pm, August 21 and declaring a list of items as surplus. • Authorized salary schedules for substitutes and extra duty personnel with changes to column groupings,
The school board of Jefferson C-123 met on July 17 to address the following business items. • Elementary Principal – Superintendent Tim Jermain reviewed prospective enrollment with a growth of 12 students. He also presented the preliminary ASBR, which the board approved. Other reports he gave were the food service revenues and expenditures, as well
The Nodaway-Holt board of education held its regular meeting on July 17 addressing the following business. Superintendent Jeff Blackford presented end of year financials. Board member Jim Fuhrman spoke about the MSBA annual meeting this fall. He also told of training for all board members which will be at the conference or accessed online. Blackford
The West Nodaway R-I Board of Education met in open and closed sessions on July 10 to handle the following school district business. Discussion was held on setting the tax rate at the August 14 board meeting. Nodaway County will send the assessed valuations to the district by the end of July. Depending on those
The Jefferson Board of Education heard from two students during its June 26 meeting who requested to participate in the school flex program next year. Chase Farnan and Patrick O’Connor would like half of their school day used to pursue future careers in Angus cattle production and law enforcement, respectively. High School Principal Charley Burch
The Nodaway-Holt R-VII Board of Education met in regular session on June 21. The business matters addressed are as follows: • Approved the 2019-20 handbooks. • Authorized the department of social services co-op. • Voted to take membership in Launch. • Accepted the item list for surplus disposal. • Final budget figures for 2018-19 and
South Nodaway R-IV Board of Education met in open session on June 20 to handle the following school district business: Pay raises for certified and non-certified staff were approved. Administration and non-certified staff will receive a 2.6 percent raise. For certified staff, both years and education were increased $25 across the board. Two steps were
The North Nodaway R-VI Board of Education met in open and closed sessions on June 19 to take care of the following school district business: In closed session, the resignation of Samuel Riley, the band and vocal teacher, was accepted, Jessica Trautz was employed as the band and vocal musical teacher, as well as activities
