MOULTRIE, Ga. — The Colquitt County School System is joining in a statewide celebration this week to salute the efforts of local school board members. The week of March 15-19,
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WELCOME Welcome Fire Department Relief Association will have a drive thru pancake feed from 8 a.m. to noon Sunday at the fire hall in Welcome. Cost is a free will donation. Please make checks payable to Welcome Fire Dept. Relief Assoc. The menu includes pancakes, sausage, fried potatoes and a bottle of water. The meal will be in a
to go container. If anyone has purchased a raffle ticket for the equipment fundraiser, this is the date that the prizes will be awarded. The fire department thanks all for their generous support. Stay healthy and stay safe.
If there are businesses or individuals that would like to sponsor a fundraiser movie for the Sherburn Theatre, please contact Nikki Schwartz at (507) 350-1270 for further information. This is one way to support local businesses.
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On Thursday night, the Homer-Center School Board approved their Act 1 resolution concerning the 2021-2022 budget.
The resolution sets the the maximum tax increase that the board would consider at 4.3%, but the board will look at making sure that the budget contains no tax increases. As the board goes into budget season, Board Member Gerald Bertig said that one of his concerns is the fact that revenues remain the same, but costs continue to increase.
The board must pass the final budget by June 30th.
In other business, the members of the school board were honored as part of School Board Appreciation month. This included a video produced by the media production class thanking the members of the board for their services.
Botkins Board of Education hosts reorganizational meeting
BOTKINS – The Botkins Board of Education hosted reorganizational and regular board meetings on Jan. 13.
Neil Boerger was elected president of the Botkins Board of Education for the 2021 calendar year, and Mark Goubeaux was elected vice president.
Goubeaux was designated the Botkins Board of Education legislative liaison to the Ohio School Boards Association during 2021 and the Botkins Board of Education student achievement liaison during 2021.
The board designated the school treasurer as the Botkins Board of Education member to attend public records training as required by the Ohio Revised Code during 2021.
It designated the Sidney Daily News and the Wapakoneta Daily News as the official newspapers of the Botkins School District during 2021.