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USD 115 Board Hears About Senior Project

By Greg Bebermeyer and Heidi Wolfgang

09/18/2017

(KMZA)--Nemaha Central Board of Education heard a presentation on a senior project when they held their regular meeting last week.

High School senior Zac Buessing told the Board he would like to raise a puppy to serve as a service dog and had the permission of the senior project board to do that as his senior project.

Buessing asked the school board if he could bring the dog to school with him, once it is potty trained. He said he would also bring a portable dog kennel with him to school for the dog to take breaks in.

The Board approved allow Buessing to bring his dog to school once its trained.

Athletic Director Warren Seitz addressed the Board on whey he felt the Nemaha Central Middle School should move from the Oregon Trail League to the Big 7 League. The Board voted to allow Seitz to submit an application for entrance into the Big 7.

Superintendent Darrel Kohlman told the Board he would like to replace the old student travel van with a car. He said Honeyman Ford, of Seneca, has a 2018 Ford Fusion for $19,180 with a rebate. The Board approved the purchase of the car. Honeyman Ford said they would take the old van to an auction and gave the school the proceeds from what it brings.

The meeting began with the Board taking a tour of the Nemaha Central Elementary/Middle School guided by Principal Dr. Amy Beck.

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