Valerie King named Arkansas Administrator of the Year by Gifted Education Association

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The Siloam Springs School District celebrated a significant achievement at their recent Board of Education meeting, honoring Valerie King, who has been named the Arkansas Administrator of the Year by the Arkansas Association of Gifted Education Administrators. This recognition highlights King's dedication to gifted education and her leadership within the district.

King, who has served as the president of the association and is a member of a state advisory board on gifted education, was praised for her commitment to students and the community. During the meeting, she expressed her gratitude for the support she has received from the district and emphasized her long-standing connection to the community.

The celebration underscored the importance of leadership in education and the positive impact it has on students. Board members and attendees shared their pride in King’s accomplishments, noting her respect and influence across the state.

In addition to the celebration, the meeting proceeded without any patron comments, allowing the board to move forward with reports and discussions. The recognition of King serves as a reminder of the district's commitment to excellence in education and the importance of celebrating achievements that benefit the community.

Converted from BOE Meeting 2025.08.14 meeting on August 15, 2025
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