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Clinton school board back at full strength

Posted at 10:09 pm March 19, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

On Monday, the Clinton City Council voted 6-0 with one Council member absent to appoint Curtis Isabell to the seat on the city’s school board representing Ward 2.

The vote had been postponed from last month while officials looked into whether a conflict of interest could arise since his father Dale is the system’s finance officer.

Isabell will serve the remainder of R.C. Hutchins’ term, which expires in December of 2014. Hutchins stepped down from the board late last year.

Filed Under: Clinton, Education, Government, K-12, Top Stories Tagged With: Clinton City Council, Clinton School Board, Curtis Isabell, Dale Isabell, R.C. Hutchins

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