Muhlenberg County Board honors Susan Wells and Daryl Bowers as new members are introduced

January 13, 2025 | Muhlenberg County, School Boards, Kentucky

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The Muhlenberg County Board of Education held its regular meeting on January 13, 2025, where significant transitions in leadership were highlighted. The board recognized the dedicated service of outgoing members Susan Wells and Daryl Bowers, who have contributed to the district since 2017 and 2013, respectively. Their tenure included navigating challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the consolidation of middle schools, as well as responding to community crises like tornadoes. Both members were honored with plaques and lifetime passes to local sporting events as a token of appreciation for their commitment.

As the board bids farewell to Wells and Bowers, it welcomed two new members: Logan Porter and Jan Yountz. Porter, a graduate of Muhlenberg South High School and a local banking center manager, brings extensive community involvement, including roles in youth leadership and economic development. Yountz, a former mayor of Greenville and experienced educator, has deep roots in the school district, having served as a guidance counselor and kindergarten teacher.
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The meeting underscored the importance of continuity and community engagement in the school board's efforts to enhance educational outcomes. With new leadership in place, the board is poised to continue its mission of fostering empowered learners in Muhlenberg County.

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