Neoga School Board Holds December Session

Neoga school board members approved continued use of days outlined in the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act during this month's meeting.

The Board approved a bid for a greenhouse, and approved early graduates as of the end of the first semester.

Neoga Superintendent Bill Fritcher updated the Board on the Effingham Regional Career Academy, which will involve various courses offered to students of area districts through cooperation with Lake Land College.

The Board approved a leave of absence for Linda Baker, and scheduled a hearing on their fiscal year tax levy for December 16.