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(KLZA)-- The Mound City Board of Education approved student handbooks for the Elementary, Middle and High School for the upcoming school year when they met Tuesday morning.
The Board also awarded the bid to provide milk to the district to Hiland Dairy and the bid for bread to Graves Foods for the new school year.
Superintendent Korey Miles presented information on what 21 area school districts allow for sick and personal days. Following the discussion the Mound City Board approved allowing teacher 10 sick days and three personal days per year beginning with the 2022-23 school year.
The Superintendent also reported work continues on the track at Ceglenski Field with asphalt work to be completed this week. Play clocks will be installed next week at the football field; He noted the gym floor has been refinished and the gym roof project is nearly completed.
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