Anita Weston, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
RANDOLPH, Utah. March
19, 2014. Becky Thomson and Jaden and
Ashley Rex requested an opportunity to speak with the School Board in a closed
session. It was suggested that the
administrators also leave the closed session to allow these individuals to
express their concerns openly.
The public was given an opportunity to give comments on a
couple of proposed calendars for the next school years. As a result of their input, a third option
was made available. It would have the
teachers at the school August 18-19 with the students coming on the 20, 21, and
22 (which is a Friday). The October 16
(UEA Day) would be used as a regular school day. This suggestion would allow school to be out
by Memorial Day and would give those individual who work with the County Fair
to have that time available to them.
Since this was a compromise between the other two proposed
calendars, the board requested that Superintendent Lamborn put this proposal
out on the web site and give the public one more opportunity for input into
next year’s calendar. The decision can
then be made next month.
Three students from Rich High School
received recognitions of Academic All-state.
McKay Jarman and Kaden Bartlamay were chosen from the basketball area
and Dakota Clark from wrestling.
The Utah Athletic Association will be holding a meeting
March 26. Lamborn noted that there will
be a representative from our school district there. They will be discussing the possibility of
having six classifications in all of the athletic areas instead of just
football.
Bridgerland will have their next meeting in April. The Legislature gave them $500,000 for
program improvement and another $200,000 for salary increases. Apparently there had been no employee raises
there for a long time.
April Board Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 15, at
6:00 p.m.
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