The Catoosa County News

Catoosa BOE recognized by GBSA as an Exemplary Board

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The Catoosa County Board of Education achieved the Georgia School Board Associatio­n (GBSA) Exemplary School Board Award for the eighth consecutiv­e year. Only 60 out of the 180 public school boards in Georgia were recognized for this highest level of distinctio­n.

The GSBA Governance Team Recognitio­n Program was developed by superinten­dents and board members based on the “state board of education’s standards for effective governance to recognize exemplary leadership.”

The Exemplary distinctio­n is the highest honor any board of education can receive. Catoosa County Board of Education met or exceeded the criteria for strategic planning, accreditat­ion, compliance, and training to accomplish this honor.

Superinten­dent Chance Nix said, “Our board of education achieved Exemplary School Board recognitio­n in the first year of the program, and I am very proud that they have maintained this status for seven consecutiv­e years. Only 33% of the school systems in Georgia choose to implement the high standards and exemplary leadership required for this highest level of recognitio­n”.

The GSBA Governance Team Recognitio­n Program was developed by Georgia superinten­dents and board members based on the state board of education’s standards for effective governance to recognize exemplary leadership.

In 1998, the GSBA was one of the first school board associatio­ns in the nation to develop a program of standards for local boards of education.

The GSBA Board recognitio­n program is a threetiere­d program designed to showcase best practices in school governance and leadership. For more informatio­n on the awards and recognitio­n program, visit the GSBA website. (www. gsba.com)

 ?? Catoosa County Public Schools ?? From left: Jerry Jeffers, Vice Chair David Moeller, Chairman Don Dycus, Suzan Gibson, Superinten­dent Chance Nix.
Catoosa County Public Schools From left: Jerry Jeffers, Vice Chair David Moeller, Chairman Don Dycus, Suzan Gibson, Superinten­dent Chance Nix.

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