Inclement Weather Policy  

Now that January is here, so too is unpredictable winter weather.  There is a possibility that school could be delayed or even cancelled due to inclement weather. Please review our district inclement weather page found under Quick Links on the left side of the district website page (boone.kyschools.us) for information regarding how the decision is made to delay or cancel school, what it means when school is delayed or cancelled, and how that information is communicated out. You can also review our district wind chill policy also found on the district webpage.

Superintendent Randy Poe

In 2006, Poe led a district Harvard ExCEL leadership team, creating a Teaching and Learning Committee structure made up of board and cabinet members, principal representatives and the president of the teachers' association. This effort has resulted in extensive participation, input, communication and a strong commitment to a shared vision throughout the district.

In 2009, the district's leadership established the expectation that all students would score in the 24-27 college-readiness range on the ACT. To meet this goal, a cluster school structure for developing instructional strategies from preschool through high school graduation provided the support needed to schools. This helped everyone understand their role in making sure that every student meets this goal, and that it is imperative that every child is career- and college-ready so students will have every opportunity available to them when - not if - they graduated.

Friday's Fast Five Featuring Randy Poe, Boone County Schools by Commissioner Terry Holliday.  

KY Education Commissioner Terry Holliday

All-State Choir