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Board of Education honors beloved teacher's memory

June 12, 2024 | McLean County USD 5, School Boards, Illinois



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Board of Education honors beloved teacher's memory
The McLean County Unit District Number 5 Board of Education convened for its latest meeting, transitioning from a closed session to public proceedings. The board unanimously voted to return to public session, marking the start of the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance.

A significant moment during the gathering was dedicated to honoring the memory of Amy Burns Moore, a teacher at Grove Elementary School, who recently passed away unexpectedly. The board took a moment to reflect on her contributions to the school community, highlighting the impact of her loss on students and staff alike.

The meeting proceeded with the board addressing various agenda items, although specific discussions beyond the tribute were not detailed in the transcript. The acknowledgment of Moore's passing underscores the board's commitment to supporting its educators and the emotional well-being of the school community during difficult times.

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