CC school board meets tonight: OGT and drug testing on agenda

The Colonel Crawford school board’s attention will be on next fall during its meeting this evening.

By June 23, 2014 7:20 am

Crawford County Now

The lights have barely been turned out on the most recent school year, yet much of the Colonel Crawford school board’s attention will be on next fall during its meeting this evening.

The school has several personnel items on the agenda affecting the next school year. Also up for a vote will be the contract for district drug testing for students. Superintendent Todd Martin will discuss the district results for the latest round of Ohio Graduation Testing.

Changes to the board policy manual will have their third and final reading.

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