The Warren County School Board meeting on January 1, 2025, highlighted the importance of student feedback and recognized outstanding staff members for their contributions to the school community.

During the meeting, board members emphasized the value of the student advisory report, encouraging students from K-8 to participate and share their insights. This initiative aims to ensure that student voices are considered in decision-making processes, fostering a sense of involvement and responsibility among young learners.

The board also celebrated the achievements of two exceptional employees. Becky Myers, the school resource officer at Morrison, was named the classified employee of the month. Nominated for her dedication and approachability, Officer Myers has built strong relationships with students and staff, contributing significantly to the safety and well-being of the school environment. Her efforts, including engaging with students through fun activities, have made her a beloved figure in the school community.

Tanaera Martin, the assistant principal at Hickory Creek Elementary, received recognition as the certified employee of the month. Her principal praised her for embodying the character trait of self-direction and for her proactive approach to leadership. Martin's ability to generate ideas and effectively implement them has greatly enhanced the school's academic and social-emotional development.

Additionally, the meeting included a proclamation from the governor's office recognizing School Board Appreciation Week, which runs from January 25 to February 1, 2025. This acknowledgment highlights the critical role school board members play in supporting public education and advocating for students and communities.

The meeting underscored the board's commitment to fostering a supportive educational environment and recognizing the hard work of staff members who contribute to the success of students in Warren County.