SCHOOL DISTRICT 192
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Farmington superintendent is a finalist for Nebraska job 
Farmington superintendent Brad Meeks is one of four finalists in the running to be superintendent of schools in Grand Island, Neb.
Meeks, who has been Farmington’s superintendent since 2003, is scheduled to interview for the job next week.
By Nathan Hansen , November 23, 2010
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School board will discuss facilities report at special meeting
The Farmington School Board has a pair of meeting scheduled for Monday.
The board will hold a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. in the little theater at Boeckman Middle School to discuss a report on district facilities.
By Nathan Hansen , October 08, 2010
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School candidate forum is Tuesday
The Parent Teacher Partnership at North Trail Elementary has organized a forum to hear the viewpoints of school board candidates. The forum will be held Tuesday, Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. at North Trail Elementary School. The community is invited to attend.
October 04, 2010
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Reading Corps program helps students acheive their reading goals
Everyone can use a little help now and then.
That’s true in Riverview Elementary School, where Lisa Schlosser has been helping kids in kindergarten through third grade reach their reading goals through a new program, Minnesota Reading Corps.
By Michelle Leonard , October 04, 2010
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FHS names homecoming candidates
The Farmington High School 2010 homecoming court has been announced.
Homecoming queen candidates are Devyn Alberts, Nicole Clifton, Madeleine Cook, Kaitlyn Habeck, Brianne Kashak, Brook King, Paige Lindrud, Janine Miller, Viktoriya Nesvetaylov and Emily Severson.
Candidates for homecoming king are Sebren Baer, Blair Berg, Bryce Clark, Tyler Grubb, Matthew Kadrlik, Kyle Kapustka, Thomas Korbein, Trevor Lachance, Zachary Wallace and Zachary Wyatt.
By Michelle Leonard , September 24, 2010
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Federal program means $1.3 million for district
A federal education jobs bill will mean an additional $1.3 million for hiring in the Farmington School District, but the money doesn’t come without some questions attached.
By Nathan Hansen , September 18, 2010
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Editorial: Suit should have been settled sooner
The settlement approved Monday to bring an end to a two-year-old lawsuit between Independent School District 192 and the architect that designed its new high school is welcome. It brings to an end a long dispute and ties up one of the last significant loose ends in the construction of a building that opened to students more than a year ago.
September 16, 2010
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District, FHS architect settle lawsuit
With a potentially expensive trial looming, Independent School District 192 and the architect that designed its new high school have reached a settlement on a nearly two-year-old dispute.
By Nathan Hansen , September 16, 2010
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Davis will fill vacant board seat
When the Farmington School Board came calling, Craig Davis figured he might as well lend a hand.
Davis, who served on the board from 2002 to 2007, was appointed Sept. 9 to serve the nearly four months left in the term of board chair Bob Heman, who stepped down three weeks ago and withdrew from the Nov. 2 school board election, citing the time commitment the job demanded.
By Nathan Hansen , September 16, 2010
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District, high school architect settle lawsuits
With a trial date looming, Independent School District 192 and the architect that designed its new high school have reached a settlement on a nearly two-year-old lawsuit.
By Nathan Hansen , September 13, 2010
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It’s a busy time in the bus garage
There is a giant puzzle, not quite finished, on a table in the offices of Marshall Lines. It is a fitting analogy for what life is like these days at the company, which provides bus service for the Farmington School District. With just a week to go before the start of school, the company is putting the finishing touches on the routes that will get students to school and home for the next nine months.
By Nathan Hansen , September 04, 2010
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School board chair resigns
In a matter of days, District 192 School Board chair Bob Heman went from board candidate to former board member.
Heman, who served 11 years on the board in two separate periods, announced plans last week to resign from the board. Board members officially accepted his resignation at their regular meeting Monday night.
By Nathan Hansen , August 26, 2010
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School board chair Bob Heman resigns
Farmington School Board chair Bob Heman turned in his resignation during last night's school board meeting.
August 24, 2010
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