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(KLZA) The Mound City School Board will meet at 7 p-m Wednesday evening in the Middle School.
Agenda items include a review of the 2012-13 audit and discussion on a proposal from the Brightergy company to place solar units at the school to help with the electricity needs of the Mound City School District.
Board members will also be voting on whether or not to participate in the A+ Program that could mean some free college education for Mound City graduates.
Changes to the activities guidelines will be reviewed. A number of programs are up for review. A number of students taking part in fall activities will present information to the Board and there will be staff input reports as well.
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