Boone County Board Of Education

• Readying students for employment: Kentucky: Boone County Board of Education.

State Winners

• School Administrator
• Vol. 62 Nbr. 3, March 2005

• Harold Douglas Coppedge Et Al., Plaintiffs, United States of America, By Ramsey Clark, Attorney General, Plaintiff-Intervenor, Appellees, v. the Franklin County Board of Education, a Public Body Corporate; Warren W. Smith, Superintendent, Horace W. Baker, Chairman, Jones H. Winston, Albert C. Fuller, Lloyd A. West, William Taylor Boone, Members of the Franklin County Board of Education, Appellants., 404 F.2d 1177 (4th Cir. 1968)

Edward F. Yarborough and Charles M. Davis, Louisburg, N. C. (Irvin B. Tucker, Jr., Raleigh, N. C., and W. M. Jolly, Louisburg, N. C., on the brief), f...

• Federal Circuits

• Prescription Law Can Fight Meth Labs

IN addition to the many needs of its students and teachers, the Boone County Board of Education now has an unrelated financial problem. Sadly, it was reported in the media that the Board was about to receive a bill for $169,000 for methamphetamine cleanup at the Boone County Career and Technical Center. With the number of meth lab busts around the state climbing even as federal funding for cleanups has dried up, it's obvious that this event is just the tip of the iceberg of the methamphetamine problem in West Virginia. It is now well-recognized that cold medicines with pseudoephedrine (PSE) provide a ready chemical source for the illicit production of methamphetamine by someone acting alone.

• Charleston Gazette
• August 29, 2011

• Primary Election Results From Selected Counties

Boone MADISON - With all 37 precincts reporting, Mark E. Sumpter was the top vote-getter for the Boone County Board of Education with 2,000 votes.

• Charleston Gazette
• May 11, 2006

• Prep Clippings: ; Boone board expected to cut football at Van

The list of Class A schools that field football teams appears ready to shrink by one. The Boone County Board of Education is expected to terminate the football program at Van Junior/Senior High in early July, Bulldog Coach Bob Mullett said Monday.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• June 30, 2009

• Bill Lewis, Ed.D., Appellant, Judy Lewis, v. Harrison School District No. 1; Terry Humble, Superintendent of Schools, Harrison School District No. 1; Joe Bill Wilson, M.D., Tom Rogers, Cathy Brandt, Bobby Lowe, Robert Kent, D.D.S., Richard Hudson, James Harness, and Janet Clark, Individually and in Their Official Capacities as Members of the Board of Education of the Harrison School District No. 1 of Boone County, Arkansas, and Roy Horne and Joyce Lindsey, Individually and as Members of the School Board of the Harrison School District No. 1, Appellees., 805 F.2d 310 (8th Cir. 1987)

Philip E. Kaplan, Little Rock, Ark., for appellant. G. Ross Smith, Little Rock, Ark., for appellees. Before LAY, Chief Judge, and HEANEY and BOWMAN, ...

• Federal Circuits

• W.Va. Schools: ; Replaced Board Member Unhappy

Outgoing Gov. Joe Manchin's decision to appoint a Bluefield resident to a nine-year term on the West Virginia Board of Education disappoints former Boone County teacher Delores Cook, who had hoped to be reappointed. William M. "Bill" White's term began Friday. He is dean of the Mountain State University School of Leadership and Professional Development.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• November 08, 2010

• Ashland Drug Testing Policy Brings Aclu Criticism

Ashland students who want to participate in sports or park a vehicle on school grounds at Southern Boone County High School next year will first have to pass a drug test. The Southern Boone County R-1 Board of Education unanimously approved a drug testing policy last night that requires students to be tested before participating in sports or extracurricular activities or before obtaining a parking permit.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• May 15, 2007

• Audits Find Problems with Boone, Logan Schools

Deficiencies found in several Boone and Logan county schools by the Office of Education Performance Audits were reported to the state Board of Education on Wednesday. The audits took place in February and March, said Kenna Seal, director of the audit office.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• May 12, 2011

• Football Is in the Air: ; Bulldogs Want to Do More Than Just Have a Season

By JACOB MESSER DAILY MAIL SPORTSWRITER VAN Covered in mud and soaked in sweat, Van High School football players walked off Herschel Jarrell Field after a two-hour, 2009 season-opening practice that started at midnight Monday. Bulldogs Coach Steve Price, whose hiring is expected to become official at tonights Boone County Board of Education meeting, led them through a conditioning- and learning-oriented session on a hot and humid night at their waterlogged facility. The conditions werent ideal, but no one complained. They really were just happy to be there. I didnt know if we were going to have a season, junior tailback-cornerback Chris Halley said. It was off and on. We were; we werent; we were. I was worried I wouldnt get a chance to play my senior season, linebacker-guard Loren Hars...

• Charleston Daily Mail
• August 05, 2009