
LITTLE ROCK - Tim Hudson, president of the
Fayetteville School Board, has been recognized by the
Arkansas School Boards Association (ASBA) as a Pinnacle Board Member,
which is the highest award and recognition for an individual school
board member in Arkansas.
Click here to see a photo of the award presentation in Little Rock on December 12.
The Pinnacle Award is bestowed on board members who have accumulated at
least 200 hours of continuing education through workshops, seminars or
other board development activities designed to improve their
effectiveness as members of the local school board.
The award is the highest achievement of a three-level professional
development program designed by the ASBA Board of Directors to foster
ongoing and continuous learning for Arkansas school board members.
Training programs focus on Arkansas school law, finance, leadership,
responsibilities of Arkansas school board members, community relations,
operating effective meetings and current information on a wide range of
education-related subjects. The award recognizes those school board
members who take the initiative to continue their training above and
beyond the state-mandated six hours of annual board member training
required by Arkansas Law.
ASBA is a not-for-profit organization that has provided programs
and services for all of the state's locally elected school boards for
more than 50 years.
Congratulations, Tim!
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