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Rankin Board honors President Debbie Lowman for 25 years of service
Summary
Rankin Board President Debbie Lowman was recognized May 4 for 25 years on the Rankin School District #98 Board of Education, credited with guiding major building projects, curricular decisions and pandemic leadership. The board also appointed her as IASB voting delegate.
The Rankin School District #98 Board of Education honored Board President Debbie Lowman on May 4 for 25 years of service to the district. Trustees credited Lowman with helping to guide multiple historic building additions and improvements and for steady leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lowman was formally recognized during the meeting and later appointed as the district's IASB Governing Board Representative and voting delegate by unanimous vote. The recognition noted that Lowman's tenure is "believed to be the longest, or at least one of the longest," in the district's history. The board also thanked her for decisions that have affected students, staff, curriculum and the school environment.
