Following an executive session, the board reported Superintendent Parker received an overall evaluation rating of 'accomplished' and approved an addendum to his contract by voice vote.
District presenters said end-of-year I-Ready diagnostics show most grade levels met typical growth, with Georgetown Middle up 123% toward typical growth and district green placement rising substantially in math and reading compared with state and national averages.
Board members reviewed a first reading of KSBA policy updates and identified technical and substantive questions tied to Senate Bill 181 that may require a special meeting and temporary mitigations for athletics communications until platform approvals are in place.
At its June 13 meeting the Scott County Board approved the consent agenda and a series of routine renewals, contracts and purchases — including emergency certifications, personnel positions, service agreements, bids and carryover and capital fund requests — by voice vote.
The Scott County Board of Education approved a long consent agenda including budget allocations, personnel changes and MOUs; later the board entered closed session under KRS 61.810(1)(f) and approved a motion to expel the students discussed in closed session for one year.
At the March 26 meeting the district provided a construction update on Oxford Elementary (brick, insulation and roofing progress), reported a $1,200,000 portion of a Toyota driving-possibilities grant, and previewed a student-led "Leader in Me" secondary summit with over 100 expected attendees and Yukari Figgs as keynote.
Multiple parents told the Scott County Board of Education they reviewed records showing repeated student reports about a staff member called Woods, said the district's investigation found "partially substantiated" misconduct, and accused Superintendent Billy Parker of publicly mischaracterizing witness availability; several callers urged board action.
At its meeting the Scott County Board of Education approved a series of routine items including the working budget, memoranda of understanding with the City of Georgetown (SRO) and Cultivate Behavioral Health, a general contract with Franklin County Schools, appointment to the calendar committee, and several personnel and procurement motions.
Scott County Schools reported steady construction progress at New Oxford Elementary and the board approved change order 003; district staff said crews are progressing on steel, block and MEP work and aim to have the building dried in by winter to allow interior work.
Scott County Schools presented an update on alternative education programs — Scola (online academy), SCAP (alternative placement) and Phoenix Horizon (voluntary alternative school) — reporting enrollment increases, new community partnerships for on-site mental health, and early student success stories.