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Bullitt County board honors outgoing chair Darryl Coleman after 12 years of service
Summary
Superintendent recognized Board Chair Darryl Coleman for 12 years on the Bullitt County Board of Education, highlighting facility upgrades, new virtual-learning programs and expanded extracurricular spaces; Coleman responded with remarks about his time on the board.
The Bullitt County Board of Education on Dec. 18 formally recognized Board Chair Darryl Coleman as he presides over his final meeting after 12 years of service.
During the superintendent’s report, the superintendent praised Coleman’s role in projects and initiatives across the district: expansion of the 1-to-1 device program into early elementary grades, the Bullitt Virtual Learning Academy, renovations and relocations including Bowens Valley and Old Mill Elementary, life-safety upgrades, new college-and-career centers at the high schools, and the Phase 2 and Phase 3 athletics projects.
"He would have served 12 years on the board," the superintendent said, noting Coleman’s long service as an educator and administrator in the district and his leadership on facility and program investments. The superintendent presented Coleman with a small token of appreciation on behalf of the board.
Immediately after the recognition, the speaker identified in the transcript as the recognized member addressed the board and reflected on his time in office, saying his original objective when he ran 12 years ago "is standing right here." Board members offered brief comments of thanks and light-hearted banter followed the presentation.
The recognition took place during the superintendent’s report segment of the meeting; no formal board action was recorded related to the recognition in the available transcript.
