The Campbell County Schools Board Meeting held on May 20, 2024, highlighted significant achievements and ongoing initiatives within the district, particularly focusing on Grand Slick Elementary School. The meeting commenced with a pledge of allegiance led by Malvin Shishi, followed by an introduction to the school presentation by Miss Sauerbeck, who filled in for Principal Emily Hamilton.

Grand Slick Elementary's mission emphasizes creating a safe and inclusive learning environment that prepares students for academic, social, and emotional success. The school’s leadership team presented impressive results from the 2022-2023 Kentucky Summative Assessments, showcasing that 56% of students were proficient or distinguished in reading and 65% in math. The school also reported a notable increase in science proficiency.

A key highlight from the meeting was the school's commitment to fostering a positive climate, with 98% of students agreeing that their school is a caring place. The leadership team outlined their goals for the upcoming school year, aiming for 72.8% proficiency in reading and 74.7% in math.

In addition to academic achievements, Grand Slick Elementary has focused on enhancing parent engagement. The school organized a successful reading festival that attracted over 350 attendees, where parents learned strategies to support their children's reading at home. The school also emphasized character development through a Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program, which included community service projects.

The meeting also touched on the construction progress of the new Grand Slick Elementary School, with board members expressing excitement over the ongoing developments. The construction site is actively progressing, with recent updates including the installation of walls and improvements to access roads.

Overall, the meeting underscored the district's dedication to student success and community involvement, setting a positive tone for the upcoming school year. The board anticipates further discussions on these initiatives and the continued support for the students and families in Campbell County.