The Clinton Board of Education last week approved an accelerated placement policy and the transfer of one million dollars in its budget.

Now-retired Superintendent Curt Nettles indicates the accelerated placement policy largely deals with incoming kindergarteners and how quickly they can enroll.

The Board of Education also approved the transfer of one million dollars to its education fund. Nettles explains this is a standard practice in Clinton.

Other action items from last week's meeting included the approval of the Board Policy Update, Student Handbook, Paraprofessional handbook, the amended budget for FY 24, and sending the FFA to the National Livestock judging contest.