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JCSD1 Board Passes Graduation Revised Policies on First Reading (opens the original)
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The Johnson County School Board considered revisions to two policies concerning graduation requirements during their last regular meeting. The first policy, File IKF, is for Buffalo and Kaycee High Schools and their proposed credit requirements for graduation. The second policy, File IKFC, is for New West Alternative High School and their proposed credit requirements for graduation. The board voted to approve both policies on first reading. To read the proposed new graduation requirements, click
Jo Co Commission Gets Update on PRFD Personnel (opens the original)
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While in Buffalo to recognize the Johnson County Commission for their continued support of the Powder River Fire District (PRFD) in Kaycee, Anita Bartlett, grants coordinator for the district, was asked by Commission Chairman Bill Novotny about current personnel at the fire district. Bartlett said the young man lives in Kaycee and attends Kaycee High School and has worked at the fire district for the last two years during the summer.
Powder River Fire District Recognizes Johnson County Commissioner (opens the original)
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Powder River Fire District (PRFD), based in Kaycee, recognized the Johnson County Commission at their recent meeting, thanking them for their support of the district protecting the southern half of the county. Anita Bartlett, grants coordinator for the district, spoke to the commissioners about the recognition. Bartlett said the old extrication tools were taken to the Lynch station to replace the ones there. Bartlett was asked about this year’s fire season in southern Johnson County. She said th
JCSD1 Board Approves September Employment Report (opens the original)
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The Johnson County School District 1 Board of Trustees approved the Employment Report for September 2026 at their recent meeting. The report included the resignations of Corey Stoltenburg as facilities/maintenance tech, effective September 29, 2026; Jen Mader as assistant girls soccer coach at Buffalo High School, effective immediately. Also approved were recommendations for placement within the district schools; transitions of employees within the district: and then retirement of Lisa Stine as
Sheridan Commission Ok’s License Agreements with KW Capital (opens the original)
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Sheridan County’s Commissioners considered a Master License Agreement and a License Agreement with KW Capital, Ltd. for installation of utilities on County Road 80. County Engineer Ken Muller gave more details on the proposed Master License Agreement. Muller them discussed the License Agreement for the open trench installation of water, sewer, and gas line at County Road 80 a/k/a West 17th Street for a fee of $720. The commission voted to approve both License Agreements.
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