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Board abolishes job description amid deficit

The Washington County Board of Education axed one job description, leaving its duties to be absorbed by others.
The board voted unanimously to abolish the college and career ready position in the wake of a $400,000 budget deficit.
“We have to live within that,” Superintendent Robin Cochran said. “I don’t have three people saying they’re interested in a tax increase, either…”
Cochran said many districts have that position, and it’s needed, but the board needs to reduce expenditures.

Learning valuable lessons

How well do you know the constitution? I mean, really know it. Enough to sit in front of a panel of judges and explain how the values and principals embodied within it have shaped American institutions and practices throughout history?

If you’re in need of a lifeline, your best bet may be Amy Thompson’s AP government class at Washington County High School.

Tingle pleads guilty in pursuit case

 

Washington County Fiscal Court Magistrate Terry Tingle has pleaded guilty to a pair of charges last week.

Tingle, who was arrested on Dec. 16, 2017, for reckless driving, fleeing or evading police in a motor vehicle, and resisting arrest, pleaded guilty to amended charges.

Campbell living a life in show business

Nick Schrager

editor@thespringfieldsun.com

Charlotte Campbell, a 2011 graduate of Washington County High School, has been living a dream – one that has taken her to New York City and beyond.

Charlotte, the daughter of Philip and Erika Campbell, has made a living in show business, and is currently in Colorado co-costuming “Ragtime” and playing Evelyn Nesbit in the show, a showgirl and pop culture figure in 1906.