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Board approves Emily’s Hope opioid curriculum for two school districts using opioid funds
Summary
Lincoln County approved purchasing Emily’s Hope curriculum for Ivanhoe and Lake Benton schools at a cost of $2,350 and agreed to pay the instructor’s wages while the curriculum is taught; total instructor wages were not specified.
Deputy Auditor‑Treasurer Kristina Richmond told the Board she had located a counselor willing to teach the Emily’s Hope opioid curriculum in the Ivanhoe and Lake Benton school districts and asked for purchase approval.
The Board approved purchase of the curriculum for $2,350 to be paid from Opioid Funds and agreed to pay the counselor’s hourly wage while she teaches; Richmond said the county does not yet know the total wage cost. The motion to purchase the curriculum was made by Mic VanDeVere, seconded by Corey Sik, and carried unanimously.
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