The April monthly school board meeting was short and to the point for Salina school board members recently.
Tess Butler’s resignation as a middle school special education teacher was accepted. The board approved fund raisers for the school’s volleyball team.
A contract with Municipal Accounting system was approved for the 2008-2009 school year and DATL, Drugs of Abuse Testing Laboratory, will do the school's student drug testing.
The board also
discussed construction progress at the new
elementary school. Superintendent Vol Woods said things are going well at the site. He admits there have been a few glitches but he said overall everything is on track.
School was dismissed for flooding recently. Woods said students in Salina will remain in school until May 30.
Local News
April 24, 2008
Salina school board discuss construction
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