Retirees recognized at September Board Meeting
Each year the Boone County Board of Education recognizes those employees who have retired this past school year. Thank you to the following retirees for their many years of dedicated service!
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Nancy Adams
Susan Alig
Kim Beitz
Anita Bernardo
Joan Bishop
Mason Boots
Mary Brown
Willam Buck
Patricia Bukosky
Antoinette Busch
Jon Claggett
Ken Cottongim
Jo Ellen Craven
Linza Croley
Jeanne Dolan
Lucy Dreifort
Deborah Duckwall
Mary Jo Flick |
Nell Fookes
Terry Gaffney
Mary Click
Beverly Grimme
Lisa Groth
Judy Crout
Sptehn Hacker
Sandra hall
Patrick Hlmers
Bonnie Hollowell
Melisa Holyoke
Esther Howard
Sharon D. Howard
Ella Hughes
Katherine Hunter
Janice Ingram
Phil Jones
Douglas Keeling |
Bonita Kepf
Vicki Kessen
Barbara Klosinski
James Kohl
Mary Lainhart
Janice Lambert
Bonnie League
Anne Livington
Ardene Martin
Paula McNeese
Shirley Melton
Marilyn Moore
Barbara Murdock
Susan neltner
Garry Oldham
Patricia Oliverio
Vickie Pauly
Laura Piper |
Paulette Prather
Margaret Rader
Mary Rechtin
Patricia Relojo
Patricia Roach
Christine Rolf
Winston Rose
Walter Salyers
Constance Sanders
Cynthia Schicht
Earl Shoemaker
Phil Simms
Andrea Tomasetti
Jackie Tombragel
William Turner
Linda Williams
Vanessa Wilson |
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Boone County Schools recognized for implementing PBIS with Fidelity
The Board of Education recognized the following schools for implementing PBIS with fidelity at the September School Board meeting:
Conner High School, Cooper High School,Alternative Center for Education (ACE), Camp Ernst Middle School, Conner Middle School, Gray Middle School, Jones Middle School, Burlington Elementary School, Collins Elementary School, Erpenbeck Elementary School, Florence Elementary School, Goodridge Elementary School, Kelly Elementary School, Longbranch Elementary School, Mann Elementary School, New Haven Elementary School, North Pointe Elementary School, Ockerman Elementary School, Stephens Elementary School, Thornwilde Elementary School and Yealey Elementary School.
The Boone County School District has embraced Positive Behavioral Intervention & Supports (PBIS) to enhance school climate and culture across the district. PBIS is a research-based model that studies have shown to improve student academic and behavior outcomes. PBIS provides a framework for analyzing school wide behavior referrals to make decisions and solve problems based on their individual school needs.
PBIS implementation helps our schools have more engaging, responsive, preventative, and productive learning environments, improve classroom /bus management and address disciplinary issues based on data analysis, improve supports for students whose behaviors require more specialized assistance and maximize academic engagement and achievement for all students. |
Board recognizes Parent Power Award recipients
The Boone County Board of Education established the PARENT POWER Award in order to recognize parents who have a significant impact on the advancement, growth and development of Boone County Schools. Parental engagement and involvement in your child's education has a substantial influence on their education.
September Parent Power Award Winners:
New Haven Elementary: Bryan Cobb, Amy Gooch & Donna Huey
Stephens Elementary: Alicia Duggan
Camp Ernst Middle: Shannon Robinson |
