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Trish Zatkoff: Parent finds Supt. Reed, staff are problem solvers When her son needed a calculus course Adair County High School does not yet offer, Superintendent Reed, Academic Dean Phyllis Curry, and John Shelley, Title I Coordinator, met with her and worked out a dual credit course at a local college. She hopes that whatever differences there are between the board and Superintendent Reed can be worked out for the sake of the students Click on headline for complete commentary By Trish Zatkoff A mother's personal commentary I would like to make a statement regarding the local school board's decision concerning the renewal of Alan Reed's contract. As a parent of a child in the Adair school system, I am very disappointed at the possibility of losing Mr. Reed as Superintendent. He is such an intelligent man who has put everything he has into improving our local educational system. I recently had issues with the high school not offering a Calculus class that my son, as a senior, will need for college. Due to the fact that we did not have a teacher for the calculus class at Adair County High, because of circumstances beyond their control, the only option was to take a course at a local college. I preferred not to have to pay for classes for college yet. I sent a note to Mr. Reed, to which he responded promptly. Just as promptly, he set up an appointment for me to meet with him. My daughter, son, and I met with Mr. Reed, Phyllis Curry, and and John Shelley. The problem was solved in a matter of minutes. I was so impressed with the professionalism and courtesy that they displayed. I sincerely hope that whatever problems the board members feel they were representing can be solved. I hope we can work this out so we can keep Mr Alan Reed as our Superintendent. Respectfully, Trish (Hadley) Zatkoff This story was posted on 2015-09-20 19:28:51
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