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Wayne County Board chooses color schemes for school
Melodie Phelps
News Editor

The Wayne County Board of Education made final selections of color

schemes for both the exterior and interior of the new middle school

building. The board reviewed some color schemes during a meeting held

Thursday, December 15.

The school board had previously made some preliminary decisions

regarding the color of the brick for the school. They reviewed those

selections during last week's meeting and then approved the colors for the

classrooms and the cafeteria area.

Wayne Roberts provided the board with an update, noting that the project

is continuing to move along on schedule.

In other related action, the school board approved a pay application for

$434,300.62 for work on the construction project.

Superintendent John Dalton told board members that another project that will provide fiber optic connectivity on the campus completion.

Dalton said that the project will provide a fiber backbone for

technology to schools on the campus.

During the meeting, Dalton talked with board members about instruction

issues, commending the group for their initiative to meet with site based

councils throughout the district during 2005. He said he would like to see

the board continue this type of effort next year. Dalton also told board

members that the district is looking at ways to improve the learning

environment for students.

The district is also looking at increasing collaboration between

schools. This would help better align curriculum and improve achievement as

students make the transition from school to school throughout the district.

Earlier in the meeting, the board enjoyed a scene from "CSI: Christmas

Scene Investigators," which was performed by members of the Cardinal Drama

Club.

The production was directed by Scott Sexton, and students held a public

performance that evening in the Pickrell Auditorium.

In other action, the board:

? Agreed to change the January meeting date to Thursday, January 12.

? Approved the continuation grant for 2006-2007 for the Wayne County

Family Resource Centers and Youth Service Center.

? Approved a request for use of the Lloyd Middle School cafeteria for

the Sandusky Chapel Christmas dinner on December 16.



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