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Holmes High School band honored at Covington Board of Education meeting

Covington Board of Education · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The Covington Board of Education opened its meeting with a recognition of Holmes High School’s band, praising students and director Mr. Kger for increased membership and leadership; several students were called forward and applauded. The board also noted an upcoming certified-employee recognition by Mr. Simpson.

The Covington Board of Education opened its meeting with a recognition of Holmes High School’s band, praising the students for leadership and growth in the school’s performing arts pathway. "Good evening. I'd like to call this meeting of the Covington Board of Education to order," the presiding official said, and then asked Miss Crumby to call the roll. Miss Crumby replied, "Yes. Here."

The board highlighted the band's role at Holmes High School (HHS), saying band members "consistently lead at HHS in a positive way" and that their enthusiasm for music instruction has helped increase membership. The official singled out the connections students are building with one another and with their director, Mr. Kger, and offered the board’s congratulations.

Students were called forward by name and recognized amid applause: Jake Jackson; Deianne Plaza; Logan Dubel; Addison Adams; Isaiah Salter; Abdul Hassid; Sydney Williams; Oliver (surname not specified); Abigail Young; Jaden Goff; Analia Frasier; Kylie Shoemaker; Joshua Seismore; Gray Houston; Mela Keaton; and Colin Conrite. Board members and attendees applauded the group’s accomplishments.

The meeting agenda indicated additional recognitions later in the session; the presiding official noted that Mr. Simpson would recognize the certified employee of the month. No formal votes or policy items related to the recognition were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The board then moved on to other scheduled recognitions and agenda items.