
The Knox Community School Board members approved the purchase of new Chromebooks last week.
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The Knox Community School Board members approved the purchase of new Chromebooks last week.
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Knox School Board members gave their approval this week to a retirement request put forth by a long-time educator at the school corporation.
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Several sinkholes in the Knox Middle School parking lot will soon be repaired thanks to action taken by the Knox Community School Board Monday night.
Continue readingA $2.5 million addition will be constructed onto Knox High School beginning this fall that will better assist students who participate in Vocational/Career and Technical Education classes.
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The Knox Community School Board members took action Monday night to approve a resolution that deals with House Enrolled Act 1001. According to Superintendent Dr. William Reichhart, that legislation requires that each school corporation should determine the impact of the reduction of the teacher retirement fund.
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The Knox Community School Board approved several retirements at their most recent meeting.
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The Knox Community School Board members reviewed a recommended NEOLA policy change when they met earlier this week.
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The Knox Community School Board members held discussion on the hiring of a construction manager for the upcoming $20 million building project.
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The Knox Community School Board members were updated on the new legislation regarding the teacher collective bargaining process.
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Students attending the Knox Community School Corporation are benefiting from the services provided by Porter-Starke Services.
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Knox Community School Superintendent Dr. William Reichhart updated the school board members on the state of the 2018 budget last week.
He said he was satisfied with the numbers.
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Members of a Community Task Force are busy assessing the facilities that make up the Knox Community School Corporation to help school board members make an informed decision on how to proceed with any building upgrades.
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The Knox Community School Board members approved the employment of a new corporation Treasurer Monday night.
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The Knox Community School Board will meet tonight where officials from Schmidt and Associates will present information to the board members.
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Knox Community School Board members recognized High School Senior Elizabeth “Libby” McEntee who was recently chosen as the 2018 Starke County Community Foundation Lilly Endowment Community Scholar.
McEntee will receive a four-year, full-tuition scholarship to an Indiana college or university of her choice and a $900 yearly stipend for required books and equipment.
McEntee told the board members that she’s not quite sure which college she will attend. She is majoring in neurology.
The State Department of Education recently released the graduation rates for each corporation and Knox Community School Superintendent Dr. William Reichhart updated the board on the school’s statistics.
“The high school is at 94.5 percent which is the highest in the county,” said Dr. Recihhart. “The school ranks above the state average by about five percentage points.”
The three building principals told the Knox Community School Board this week that with the recent school closures, students are working well with the alternative instruction day.
Elementary School Principal Glenn Barnes said eLearning is a positive experience for his students when school is closed due to inclement weather.
The Knox Community School Board members discussed the purchase of Chrome Books for everyday student use.
Director of Technology Jim Landrum explained that the operating system will be a little different that what the students are used to with their MacBook Air devices.
The Knox Community School Board held a public hearing Monday night to gather comments on the corporation’s proposal for updates to the Knox High School and additional projects at the two other schools and corporation office.
The Knox Community School Board members will hear public comments on the proposed renovation and improvements to corporation buildings.