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ACPC Kids steal show at AC Board of Education meeting



2015-01-16 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Students at Adair County Primary Center, kicked off the Thu 15 January 2015 Adair County School Board meeting with a hard-act-to-follow performance. From left are Zachary Freels, Zackary Burton, Blake Mauldin, and Millie Brown. The kids led the pledge of allegiance, and Zachary Freels sang the specially written ACPC "7 Habits" song to the delight of the board and the audience. Zackary Burton, Blake Mauldin, and Millie Brown have their eyes on their oh-so-proud principal, Patty Jones. In the background are Superintendent Alan W. Reed; Board Chair Floyd Burton (Div 4) plaid shirt, barely visible; Board Attorney Jeff Hoover, and Lisa Burton (Div 3) Board Member. - EW


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