HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0741WHEREAS, the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards has developed a national,
voluntary system to assess and certify teachers; and
WHEREAS, 29 teachers recently achieved the national certification.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the members of the Iredell County Board of
Commissioners hereby congratulate Pamela Bumgamer, Paula Cress, Cathy M. Duckett,
Nancy S. Gardner, Carol Hardison, Susan D. Lee, Beverly A. Stewart, Sandra Ellis, Teressa
Helms, Vicki Hedrick, Pam Isenhour, Donna Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Penny Ledbetter, Donald
Lourcey, Wanda McConnell, Kim Miller, Sherri Moran, Dewana Neaiy, Lynn Rainwater, Robin Reeves,
Vicki Romeo, Paula Sharpe, John Sherrill, Wendy Stroud, Erica Thaxton, Elaine Turner, Stacy Williams,
and Patricia Wilson for achieving the national certification and for increasing their knowledge and skills.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the members of the Iredell County Board of
Commissioners honor these exemplary teachers and commend them for their tireless efforts in the pursuit
of teaching excellence.
This the 7i° day of May 2002.
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The teachers who were able to attend the meeting were congratulated on their
accomplishments and presented a copy of the resolution. Dr. Julia Williams, the Superintendent
for the Iredell-Statesville School System, and Dr. Bruce Boyles, the Superintendent for the
Mooresville Graded School District, attended the meeting with the teachers.
Chairman Tice noted that May was Teacher Appreciation Month, and she thanked and
praised all of the educators in the school systems.
APPOINTMENTS BEFORE THE BOARD
PRESENTATION OF THE HOME & COMMUNITY CARE BLOCK GRANT
(HCCBG) FUNDING PLAN FOR FY 2002-2003 BY ANNA RICE, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR FOR THE COUNCIL ON AGING: Mrs. Rice said May was Older Americans
Month. She said the older population in Iredell County was growing at a rate faster than the state
average. Rice said 23,000 people in the county were 60 years of age or older, and 11,000 of
these were 70 years of age or older.
Rice then described the following services that would be funded out of the HCCBG funds
during FY 02-03.
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BLOCK GRANT FUNDING
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$117,725
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$ 51,977
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94,766
$ 15,125
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109,037
In Home Level I1
(Certified Nurses' Assistant Care that
Provides Relief Time for Unpaid Care
Givers
122,218
Congregate Meals
105,653
Home Delivered
450
Supplemental Meals
TOTALS
$117,725 $255,780 1
$243446
Grand Total
$616,951
OTIO by Commissioner Johnson to accept the FY 2002-03 Home and Community
Care Block Grant Funding Plan as presented.
VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0.