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Superintendent updates board: Perkins consortium ends, events, and family health

Board of Trustees of Northern Valley Schools · December 9, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Ken Tharman told trustees the Perkins Grant consortium with Smoky Hill Education Service Center is being discontinued, reviewed upcoming events (K–12 Christmas program Dec. 10, Nex‑tech Life Skills Dec. 11), and updated the board on his family's health.

Superintendent Ken Tharman gave the 9–12 principal report at the Dec. 9 meeting. He said the Perkins Grant consortium with Smoky Hill Education Service Center is being discontinued because recent rule changes made participation administratively burdensome relative to the funds received. He also reviewed upcoming school events: K–12 Christmas program on Dec. 10, Nex‑tech Life Skills trip for juniors and seniors on Dec. 11, JV Scholars Bowl on Dec. 16, and a pep rally on Dec. 20.

Tharman additionally updated the board on his family’s health situation. The K–8 principal reported a 97% turnout for parent/teacher conferences and noted curriculum planning for science textbooks due in the spring.