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Hardin County board adopts superintendent evaluation and KASA framework after executive session
Summary
Following an executive session, the Hardin County Board adopted the superintendent’s evaluation (exemplary across seven domains) and voted to adopt the Kentucky Association of School Administrators five‑standard superintendent effectiveness framework for 2025–26.
After an executive session on employee evaluation, the Hardin County Board of Education returned to open session and adopted the superintendent evaluation for Teresa Morgan.
Board member Casey presented a written evaluation summary that rated Morgan "exemplary" across seven domains including strategic, instructional, cultural and managerial leadership. The board voted to adopt the evaluation as presented.
Board members then discussed participating in a pilot evaluation model and moved to adopt the Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) five‑standard superintendent effectiveness framework as the official evaluation model for the 2025–26 school year. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The transcript records voice votes and "motion carries," but does not include a roll‑call tally. The board did not attach additional public conditions to the evaluation in the open meeting record.
The actions were taken pursuant to KRS 156.557, which governs superintendent evaluation procedures; board members discussed the importance of evaluation but did not publish the full text of the evaluation in the meeting record.
