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Student members elected to AC School Board, ACHS site council History makers: Pablo Plancarte, elected to the Adair County High School Site Based Decision Making Council, and Lauren McQuaide, elected to the Adair County Board of Education, make history. They will be participating members of the panels, but will not have votes Click on headline for complete story with photo(s) By Shamarie Harper, Media Relations Coordinator Adair County School District, 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY Adair County Schools leading the way once again! Adair County High School Principal Troy Young and Superintendent, Alan Reed, sat down today with two newly elected student members: Pablo Plancarte was elected by peers to a seat on the ACHS Site Based Decision Making Council. And Lauren McQuaide, elected by fellow students to take the first student seat on the Adair County School Board. Adair County Schools is one of the first school systems within the State of Kentucky to allow students to have an active voice in the decision making process. Mr. Reed stated "It only makes good sense to have representation from your customers." This is just another we Adair County Schools are building a community. It is not longer about only academics but creating a realm that provides opportunities for students to become leaders of their futures. In the meeting with the students, Mr. Reed and Mr. Young went over the basic rundown on procedures and basic information about their jobs. Mr. Young stated "The students were elected by their peers, they had to submit an application, then were voted on by the student body. And the students did very well by providing us with two great student representatives." This story was posted on 2015-09-07 18:39:31
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