(KTNC) - The Johnson-Brock Board of Education will meet in special session this afternoon in the school’s Media Center.
Just one item is on the agenda. That is a review and discussions of the specifications of district’s building project.
The board will take public comment during the meeting.
The special meeting of the Johnson-Brock School Board will start at 1:00 p.m. today.
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