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Superintendent reports mountain‑lion incident, denied USDA grant; ICOE to refile application

Inyo County Board of Education · November 1, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Barry D. Simpson told the board a mountain lion killed animals on the Lone Pine High School farm and said ICOE plans to procure a building for animal safety; he also reported a USDA grant for the Inyo Zoom Room was denied and that the hired grant writer will refile at no additional cost.

During open session, Inyo County Superintendent Barry D. Simpson reported that a mountain lion had killed animals at the Lone Pine High School farm and that ICOE plans to purchase a building to protect the animals. Simpson also informed the board that a USDA grant application for the Inyo Zoom Room was denied; the minutes note that the grant writer ICOE hired will file an updated application at no additional cost.

Simpson announced ICOE staff plans for a holiday party on Dec. 13 at the Back Alley Grill and said the board plans to visit Death Valley Unified School District in March 2025. No formal action or votes were recorded on the animal-safety plan or the grant reapplication during the Nov. 14 meeting.