Kershaw County School Board elects officers, installs newly-elected members, and signs ethical principles
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Kershaw County School Board elects officers, installs newly-elected members, and signs ethical principles
Becky Bean, (803) 432-8416 ext. 1229
At its organizational meeting Tuesday, January 14, the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees installed newly-elected and returning board members, elected and installed officers, and signed the SC School Boards Association's (SCSBA) ethical principles.
Dr. James Smith, Autumn Furniss and Ron Blackmon were re-elected to serve on the board for another term. Newly-elected board members include Rebecca Rundlett (Seat 7) and Gene Cameron (Seat 1).
Dr. James Smith was re-elected as Kershaw County School Board chairperson and Shirley Halley was re-elected to serve as vice-chairperson and chaplain.
Chairman Smith appointed Ron Blackmon as the chair of the board’s finance and facilities committee and Dr. Charles King as the board’s legislative liaison.
Kershaw County School Board members also signed SCSBA's annual ethical principles that reinforce board members' commitment to open communication, support for public education and working together.
KCSD Superintendent Dr. Harrison Goodwin installs returning school board members Dr. James Smith, Autumn Furniss and Ron Blackmon.
Rebecca Rundlett is installed as the KCSD Board Member for Seat 7
Dr. James Smith was elected to serve as Chairman of the KCSD Board of Trustees and Shirley Hailey was elected to serve as the Vice Chair and Chaplain.
The Kershaw County School Board of Trustees signs the SCSBA Ethical Principles poster.