At last month's Clinton Board of Education meeting, the public was introduced to a plan for a kitchen renovation the Board is considering.

Those discussions went further at the Board's November meeting Tuesday. Superintendent Curt Nettles reminds there are a couple of concerns with moving forward on the project or pushing pause because of those concerns. He encouraged the board to at least go out for bid on the project.

According to Assistant Superintendent Drew Goebel, they have applied for some grant funding that they feel very optimistic about.

Nettles repeated his feelings that finishing the designs and going out for bid didn't lock the Board into any commitments and would be good just to get the ball rolling to be ready if they pursue the project starting in the summer of '23.

Tuesday night was one of the quicker meetings the Board has had. The Board held a nearly hour-long closed session with no action out of the closed session before the 6:30 pm start for the open meeting. 

They approved updates to the board policy and the 2022-23 tentative levy.