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May 9, 2021
May 9, 2021
The Marion County Board of Education is in the process of hiring a new leader after School Superintendent Randy Farley announced he will retire June 30.
However, the public knows little about the process, who has applied for the position, nor has been given a chance to provide any input in the process.
Every aspect of government functions better in the open, whether itâs a small town council in Idaho, a county commission in Arizona or our very own Marion County Board of Education.
Residents, particularly parents of children who attend Marion County Schools, deserve an open and forthright system that welcomes new ideas, and gives parents and taxpayers a platform to be heard.
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The Marion County Board of Education treasurer, Scott Reider, present s a draft of next year s budget to board members Monday.
PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK
Fairmont Senior Cheerleaders and their coaches received their certificates of achievement Monday from the Marion County Board of Education.
PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK
East Fairmont High wrestlers and their coaches posed with School Superintendent Randy Farley after receiving certificates of achievement Monday.
PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK
FAIRMONT â Marion County Schools will be receiving $2.7 million less in state funding next year.
At Mondayâs school board meeting, Scott Reider, treasurer for the Marion County Board of Education, presented a draft of the 2021-2022 budget to the board that reflects the decrease in funding from the state.
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The Marion County Board of Education treasurer, Scott Reider, present s a draft of next year s budget to board members Monday.
PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK
Fairmont Senior Cheerleaders and their coaches received their certificates of achievement Monday from the Marion County Board of Education.
PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK
East Fairmont High wrestlers and their coaches posed with School Superintendent Randy Farley after receiving certificates of achievement Monday.
PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK
FAIRMONT â Marion County Schools will be receiving $2.7 million less in state funding next year.
At Mondayâs school board meeting, Scott Reider, treasurer for the Marion County Board of Education, presented a draft of the 2021-2022 budget to the board that reflects the decrease in funding from the state.