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Board approves Head Start cooperation, KDE assurances, emergency certification and student-teaching MOU
Summary
The Taylor County Board approved a cooperation agreement with Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency Head Start, KDE district funding assurances, an emergency certification for Gabrielle Benningfield to teach 7th–8th grade science, and a student-teacher MOU with the University of the Cumberlands.
The Taylor County Board of Education on July 11 approved several program and personnel items for the 2017–18 school year.
The board approved a cooperation agreement with the Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency Head Start program for full utilization during 2017–18 (Order #217). It also approved the Kentucky Department of Education District Funding Assurances for 2017–18 (Order #218).
On personnel, the board approved an application for a full-time emergency certification to permit Gabrielle Benningfield to teach 7th- and 8th-grade science for 2017–18 (Order #219). The minutes identify the application's purpose but do not provide further personnel details. The board also approved a student-teacher memorandum of understanding with the University of the Cumberlands for 2017–18 (Order #220).
All items were approved by recorded motions (Orders #217–#220) with Mr. Robert Clark and Mr. Jason Cox listed as movers/seconders across the votes; votes were recorded as yes for the three present members and absent for Mrs. Deanna Hunt.
