Lakota Local Schools invites staff, parents, guardians and seventh through twelfth grade students to participate in a survey about cell phone use in schools. The survey is open through Dec. 6 at 11:59 p.m.
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Lakota Local Schools is governed by a five-member board that hires and evaluates a superintendent of schools and a treasurer of the board.
The board's duties include the following:
Adopting an annual budget and appropriation measures.
Exercising its taxing power to provide funds for the operation of the district.
Considering and passing upon the recommendations of the superintendent in all matters of policy, appointment or dismissal of employees, salary schedules or other personnel regulations, courses of study, selection of textbooks, or other matters pertaining to the welfare of schools.
Informing the public concerning the progress and needs of the schools, and to solicit and weigh public opinion as it affects the schools.
Pictured: Top (left to right): Douglas Horton (Board Member), Christina French (Board Member), Isaac Adi (Board Member); Bottom (left to right): Kelley Casper (Vice President), Julie Shaffer (Board President).
Board members are elected at large for four-year terms. A member may serve unlimited consecutive terms. Board members are elected according to a schedule that staggers their term expiration dates. Officers serve a term of one year, and may be re-elected. The Board sets meeting dates in January for the entire calendar year.
Meet the members of the Lakota Board of Education, who share their personal journey through Lakota Local Schools and highlights from their years of public service in these short videos.
WE are here to help! If you would like to email all members of the board, including the superintendent and treasurer, please send to: schoolboard@lakotaonline.com.
Lakota Local Schools invites staff, parents, guardians and seventh through twelfth grade students to participate in a survey about cell phone use in schools. The survey is open through Dec. 6 at 11:59 p.m.
Why do they serve in Lakota? What are their priorities? What are their backgrounds?
We sat down with each of our Lakota board members to find out and we’ve recapped our conversations in a series of short two-minute videos.