New Health Courses from Lake Land Community College offered

•February 24, 2016•

By Ariana Cherry
For the News Progress

All funds are in the black, but the transportation fund is a concern,  Superintendent Kenny Schwengel told board members at the last Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond meeting.

“We spend about $80,000 a month. I think we will at least get one more mandated payment. We have only received one so far,” informed Schwengel.

“In order to cover the transportation fund, we may have to transfer money from the education fund,” he added. It was also noted that the Douglas County sales tax is coming in at what the district expected, as well as Piatt County. Last October, the district received $60,000.

ALAH junior and senior students interested in health occupations will have a chance to take courses offered by Lake Land College at Sarah Bush Lincoln. They will earn high school and college credit. Students would attend every day by choosing a morning or afternoon session. They would complete their regular courses at school and then provide their own transportation to Sarah Bush for the health occupational classes.      Login or Subscribe to read the rest of this story.