(KLZA)-- The Falls City Board of Education Monday night accepted with gratitude and appreciation the retirement resignation of longtime Transportation Supervisor Rob Baker.
Baker has worked for District 56 for 32 years and will retire July 31, 2020 and relocated closer to family.
In other business the Board approved a number of board policy reviews on final reading concerning video surveillance, photograph and video policy; and policies on exempt and part-time students as well as the Alternative School.
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