Madison County Board of Education members recognized outgoing business operations Assistant Superintendent Bonnie Knight for her 12 year of service at their June business meeting. Mrs. Knight has been with the school system since 2007 and has overseen many changes in the school system since her time in office. She is leaving at the end of June and will be replaced by Amanda Wommack. Superintendent Michael Williams praised Knight, noting some of the highlights of her service, including being part of the school system to a Charter school system; the renovation of the old freshman academy into the board’s central offices; being instrumental in the Foothills process; overseeing the building aspects of the new high school facilities and the athletic fields; spearheading the consolidation of funds and being a member of various community organizations representing the school system such as the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club.

Knight said she has appreciated how the board, administration and staff have worked as a team.

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