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Several action items are on the agenda for the HTRS Board of Education, when they meet at 7:00 p.m. Monday in the 2nd floor Math Room in Humboldt.
The board will discuss principal contracts and staff resignations. Items for consideration also include the wrestling co-op, the salary for the drivers’ education instructor, the school calendar, the proposed fitness center, and the concession stand and press box at the football field.
The board will also consider purchasing a new bus, and will discuss summer maintenance projects.
Discussion items include information on the May 7th staff appreciation.
The board will also get reports from district principals and Superintendent Clint Kimbrough.
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