The Greene County School Board met Wednesday night in regular session.

The meeting started with a check presentation by the Grand Junction Presbyterian Church of $2,000 for the hot lunch program to primarily be used to pay for outstanding accounts. 

The Board then approved to dispose of the former middle school property to developer Nate Adams for $1 as well as the gym demolition bid of $149,750 from Murphy Construction. Following a discussion, the Board decided to continue the mask requirements and other COVID-19 mitigation measures in place.

Next, the Board set the public hearing for the 2021-2022 school calendar for their March 10th regular meeting. The calendar that has been proposed has one full professional development day held on a monthly basis. The Board also approved an early graduation request for Madison Hayes as presented, appointed Superintendent Tim Christensen as the Bell Tower Community Foundation representative, a fundraiser request for a seventh grade social studies class, and board policies for 604.1-604.8 without any changes made.