30-Year Member Service achievers were Dorothy Henderson (Ashdown School), Doris Parham (Bearden School), Johnny Lockley (DeWitt School), Jeffrey Richardson (Marion School), William Campbell (McGehee School), Guy Smith (Salem School), and Karen Daugherity (West Fork School).
One member, Barbara Wells of the Blytheville School Board, has attained President’s status by accumulating at least 500 hours of continuing education.
Five members attained Platinum status, which means each recipient has accumulated at least 400 hours of continuing education credit. The five are Tim Hudson (Fayetteville School Board), Maggie Ware (Hamburg School Board), Mark Curry (Lake Hamilton School Board), Judy Lattimore (McGehee School Board), and Elaine Sullivan (South Conway County School Board)
Eight members attained Pinnacle status by accumulating at least 200 hours of continuing education credit. Those members are Tobey Johnson (Blytheville School Board), Renee Skinner (El Dorado School Board), Dana Greeson (Fountain Lake School Board), Jim Moore (Jacksonville North Pulaski School Board), Denise Williams (Osceola School Board), Carman Young (Van Buren School Board), Tammye Sherrill (Waldron School Board), and Larry Reynolds (Woodlawn School Board).
Master Board Award achievers in 2022 were Clarksville School District, Decatur School District, Fayetteville School District, Osceola School District, and Yellville School District.
Master Board Award achievers in 2022 were Clarksville School District, Decatur School District, Fayetteville School District, Osceola School District, and Yellville School District.
The 69th ASBA Annual Conference was the culmination of an eventful and successful 2022. This conference highlights the achievements of our membership throughout the year, provides essential training for school board members, highlights Arkansas students, and gives board members and administrators the opportunity to network with their peers from around the state. Highlights from 2022…
40-Year Board Member Award achievers were Mr. Curley Jackson (Drew Central School Board), Mr. Clint Hull (Pottsville School Board), and Mr. Max Ray Shrable (Viola School Board).
Our 69th Annual Conference started with excellent presenters and an attentive crowd and continues through Friday.
ASBA's Kathy Ivy volunteers with the ViPS Reading Day program and read today for students at Romine ESC.
What is ViPS Reading Day? It is a one-day event hosted by Volunteers in Public Schools with a two-fold objective: 1. To encourage READING for all ages. 2. To raise awareness of volunteer opportunities within the Little Rock School District.
Staff Attorney Kristen Garner conducting an on-site Administrative Directives training at Osceola.
Happy Halloween from ASBA!
Thank you, Ashdown School District, for rolling out the red carpet for Region 12. It was an outstanding conclusion to a successful season of training and networking. Registration is open for ASBA's Annual Conference on December 7-9. https://www.arsba.org/article/870217.
Great Region 8 meeting. Thank you, Jacksonville North Pulaski School District for hosting.
Thank you, Jasper School District, for hosting Region 2 meetings!
Region 7 meeting at Marked Tree. Thank you Marked Tree School District for hosting!
Thank you, Dover School District, for hosting ASBA's Region 5 meeting!
Thank you, McGehee School District, for hosting ASBA's Region 14 meeting!
Farmington School District hosted ASBA's Region 1 meeting last night--Thank you, Farmington! It was meeting #7, which means we have finished half of our 14 regional meetings in 2022.
Thank you, Hot Springs School District, for hosting the Region 10 meeting. Attendees shared their thoughts on the 2023 legislative session and networked with their peers.
Region 6 met at Rose Bud School District on October 6. Thank you Rose Bud! More regional meetings are happening this month. Visit our website for details and registration. https://www.arsba.org/article/821596.
