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\"If you drive by Shelby County High School, you'll see that the letters are removed, and we're getting those painted,\" the superintendent said. He also said custodial crews are preparing buildings for the next school year and that audio enhancements and bleacher work are in progress at other campuses. Clear Creek audio work \"might not get done over the summer,\" he said.

The board heard that the \"Bridal School Career Center\" (career center) will receive 19 new instructional modules later this month; Dr. Hicks and Jill Tingle were credited with coordinating module delivery and lab setup. \"We have 19 new modules that will be set up towards the end of this month,\" the superintendent said.

On procurement, staff described an RFP and scoring process for athletic-related services. \"We went through the RFP process, and H&W Deuce out of Etown is the one that worked with Collins for many years and have done a great job,\" a staff member said, adding the district used a best-value scoring approach that considered service and timeliness as well as cost. The transcript records that H&W scored highest in the panel's evaluation; it does not record a formal contract award vote.

Board members also discussed a proposal allowing students to paint parking spots. One board member said the practice \"gives them ownership\" and that the district will monitor and immediately paint over any inappropriate content. The board noted staff parking and available student spaces when discussing implementation.

The transcript presents project updates, procurement scoring results and program rollouts; where the record shows only a selection or recommendation, the article notes that no formal approval or contract award is recorded in the excerpt provided.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Meeting June 19, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Superintendent Dr. Matthews reported multiple summer construction projects at Shelby County schools, a 19-module delivery for the career center, and described an RFP scoring process that identified H&W Deuce as the highest-value bidder for an athletic contract; no formal award vote is recorded in the transcript.","taxTitle","Shelby County, School Boards, Kentucky","taxId",38462,"location","Kentucky","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6191103,"Shelby County board reviews policy revisions tied to Senate Bill 181; civics, financial literacy debated",1952,522000,2474000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5024804-ab155ae7f2acdbcb9ca9521820975859&start=522&end=2474","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5024804-ab155ae7f2acdbcb9ca9521820975859/thumbnail_522000.jpg","/articles/6191103/Kentucky/Shelby-County-board-reviews-policy-revisions-tied-to-Senate-Bill-181-civics-financial-literacy-debated","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6191103-f64035f049fc305fafb83703e6b5ac8e/orig.mp4?Expires=1770970525&Signature=jMWUMle6xM~TJEYneJxcvNLzLxoh2LpOXxWNc0OCVOiFaBZKtVqiFyFdZlnC~6Orzve5-ipmVHi~4u4uAbOAxvHCDB8n5Qc6GlTAEDZnetjnR6eWIelPBiuAWq99cS76sCQxnuuz1dJrIir1cWqf7ZZh~4YsQ7Kt3EDmKoBQnicQ9PkYP0Q4Rj5NPQnF4bgkK2aV4ElT7Ubzr6n~wiiodmOYIbg4hYeNS0KnZr7J4q~1Kd1lrSZaXD9ZhEfulk1HTLrXP7Tp9bboQKakhn1HeWMHjEAvyeY2YQKDFFJ9vASYTkW2LmnTbp3HhVWUC4FxhedEjhv7NeX1nhB1Tb~DCA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its June meeting the Shelby County School Board conducted a first reading of revised policies recommended by the Kentucky School Boards Association (KSBA) and discussed guidance on Senate Bill 181; the superintendent said he will send guidance to staff and the community after the board's vote on first reading.

\"One of my first guidance documents will be on Senate Bill 181,\" Superintendent Dr. Matthews said, noting the district is preparing materials to explain the law to employees and the community. Board and staff described two options for meeting the new civics requirement: a half-credit accredited civics course or a 100-question civics test. \"What the new law says is that you can either have a half accredited civics or you can have or the board can vote for a 100 question civics test,\" a staff member said during the discussion. Multiple speakers urged the board to favor the half-credit option to embed civics instruction in coursework rather than require a separate high-stakes test.

The board discussed graduation requirements and an item in policy draft language: \"For students entering grade 9, on or after 07/01/2025, successful completion of 1 credit course in financial literacy,\" language read aloud during the meeting. One board member proposed a motion \"to declare a positive first reading of revised court policies and a positive review of the revised administrative procedures,\" and to table a specific procedure for further evaluation. The transcript identifies the procedure using variants of the code cited by speakers; one reference in the packet is \"O82324AP0.2\"; a member recommended tabling that procedure for additional review and moving to amend policy 8.13 to require a half-credit for civics for graduation. The record shows the motion was made; the transcript does not record a vote or final disposition in the excerpt provided.

Board and staff said the district will examine course codes and placement options to embed civics and financial literacy content where appropriate, and that virtual platform content (Apex) already contains civics and financial-literacy components at the high school level. The board asked staff for additional procedure language and timing details before final adoption.","The board held a first reading of KSBA-recommended policy revisions, discussed guidance on Senate Bill 181, weighed a half-credit civics option versus a 100-question test, and addressed a financial literacy graduation requirement for incoming 9th graders.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6191107,"Shelby County board reviews superintendent evaluation; motion to accept moved, vote not recorded",410,298000,708000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5024804-ab155ae7f2acdbcb9ca9521820975859&start=298&end=708","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5024804-ab155ae7f2acdbcb9ca9521820975859/thumbnail_298000.jpg","/articles/6191107/Kentucky/Shelby-County-board-reviews-superintendent-evaluation-motion-to-accept-moved-vote-not-recorded","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6191107-3a148af5332fca5c6c3c4326c74be7b6/orig.mp4?Expires=1770970525&Signature=hn~ajgOHboZ3Uxa82R~XiP1LBzY3S5eox1VbGf5N~ciu~n6NbsIy5QadTbMjsweds9~PdUXhx1N76e87TCANfQF1SM4xQ6drBdH8nLgUDxMAqkanJAHxxWUKs9WijG6WFRpAUr~WOuQsgIMnFxH-se4wcCuANdb-OjNcc9v-Q9UtxBioPpH3nIWbikeLZDeOpy7m7JLd9xAlSfrM9GouRPXj0y6BXCrLsSH2-tkVEoEqeTt6LtavRavDX0YzAsFOzxgrkfuGia1~6ASa1a5VRcJ4LnFLQNzarR1tKNkp4vbRrjTIcrAZjOp2ftdYXW0rk72a0RUaiiesIi9z83t9DQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Shelby County School Board reviewed the annual evaluation of Superintendent Dr. Matthews at its June meeting, and a board member moved to accept the evaluation; the transcript does not record a vote.

Board members read the evaluation rubric aloud during the session. \"Number 4, exceeds the standard, exemplary. 3, accomplished, meets the standard. 2, developing, makes progress towards meeting the standard, and 1, improving improvement required,\" a board member said while presenting the ratings. The board recorded specific ratings: Standard 1 (strategic leadership) was rated \"accomplished\"; Standard 2 (instructional leadership) was rated \"developing\"; other standards discussed included professional learning and staff evaluation, some of which were rated \"accomplished.\" \"We met on June 5 for his evaluation,\" a board member said during the presentation.

Superintendent Dr. Matthews highlighted district accomplishments and projects in his report before the evaluation discussion, thanking staff and noting construction and program updates. A board member identified as Skip later summarized the board's view: \"it was an easy evaluation to have to do.\" The transcript shows a motion to accept the evaluation was made, but it does not record who moved or seconded the motion or the result of any vote.

The evaluation and its ratings were discussed in the context of ongoing district initiatives and staffing. Board members and the superintendent stressed staff contributions to recent work on curriculum, facilities and new programs. The record shows the evaluation was prepared and read to the board; beyond the motion to accept, no further formal action or vote on the evaluation appears in the transcript.","The Shelby County School Board reviewed the annual evaluation of Superintendent Dr. Matthews, with the board reading ratings across multiple standards and a motion to accept the evaluation moved; the transcript does not record a subsequent vote.","actionData","errors"]

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Shelby County schools report summer construction, career-center modules and vendor scoring for athletic projects

Shelby County board reviews policy revisions tied to Senate Bill 181; civics, financial literacy debated

Shelby County board reviews superintendent evaluation; motion to accept moved, vote not recorded