The Zionsville Community Schools Board of Trustees elected officers for the upcoming year during their monthly meeting Monday, Jan. 14.
Jim Longest will be the board president and spokesman. Jane Burgess will be vice president and Shari Alexander Richey will be secretary.
The board member salary will remain $2,000 per year and meeting dates will continue on the second Monday of the month with an optional second meeting on the fourth Monday of the month.
The next school board meeting is 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11, in the Educational Services Center, 900 Mulberry St.
Local News
January 23, 2013
School board elects officers
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Pittmans bet on The Farm
They could have made it anything. Apartments. A vinyl village. A big box retailer.
Brothers Steve and Chad Pittman were approached by all of these possibilities for their family’s high profile land at the southwest corner of Michigan Road and Sycamore Street.Click here to download the site plan .pdf for The Farm.
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VIDEO: Bus crash injures 12
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Dow deal approaches completion
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Meijer files Anson plans with state
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New foundation director is coffee driven
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No more environmental concerns on Dow property
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Sting shuts down Zionsville spa
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Promoting safety
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1st Flower & Herb Day planned for May 4
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Town council close to purchase of PNC Bank property
The Zionsville Town Council will be one step closer, after its May meeting, to purchasing the PNC Bank property on Main Street.
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