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(KLZA)--The Johnson-Brock School Board approved the appointments of Ginny Black, Blayne Behrends and Arlen Grotrian to another three-year term on the Foundation Board of Directors when they met Monday evening.
Superintendent Jeff Koehler reported that all the open positions in the district have been filled and the incoming kindergarten class and both pre school classes are full for next year.
Reports on the FFA program which now has 80 members was presented by Dawn Metschke. She noted she will have 14 students attending nationals this year.
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