Lincolnview Board discusses a variety of topics
Kirsten Barnhart, DHI Media News Editor Wednesday, April 21, 2021 9:53 PM Joey-Kate Carey, fifth-grader and winner of the Times Bulletinâs Kids Design An Ad contest, spoke about her drawing during Wednesday s Lincolnview Board meeting. (DHI Media/Kirsten Barnhart)
MIDDLE POINT – During Wednesday evening’s Lincolnview Board of Education meeting, the Board heard about a variety of topics.
During his report, Superintendent Jeff Snyder noted that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved free school lunches for the 2021-2022 school year. This means that all students are eligible to receive a free standard breakfast and lunch; ala carte menu items can be purchased at an extra charge.
L’view Bd. OKs personnel items, approves 2021 grad list
Lincolnview fifth-grader Joey-Kate Carey talks about winning a newspaper ad design contest for students during Lincolnview’s April Board of Education meeting.
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The Lincolnview Local Board of Education took a number of personnel actions, approved the list of graduates for this year, received a district coronavirus update from Superintendent Jeff Snyder, and also heard from a district parent concerning policies he feels should be adopted by the board related to sexuality and gender identification during its April meeting on Wednesday.
In addition to approving a one-year contract for Kaitlyn Edelbrock as assistant to Treasurer Troy Bowersock, those hired by the board included elementary intervention specialists Emilee Grothouse and Taylor Hughes, high school math teacher Jason Bockey, elementary physical education teacher Alison Hammons, La