Featured Events

04/10/10: NSBA's 70th Annual Conference
05/07/10: Federal & State Law Update: Impact on Your School District
07/09/10: Summer Leadership Conference
08/26/10: Director of Special Education & Special Education Legal Update
09/30/10: Section 504 Coordinator & Section 504 Team Chair

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KSBA Board of Directors

Officers

Delmar Mahan
President
Whitley County
Tom Blankenship
President-Elect
Lincoln County
Ed Massey
Imm. Past President
Boone County

Directors-At-Large

Carl Wicklund
Kenton County
Jacqueline Tarrence
Bowling Green
Allen Kennedy
Hancock County
Ann Porter
Mason County
Dr. John Inman
Meade County
Linda Duncan
Jefferson County
Ronnie Holmes
Graves County
Eugene Peel
Jessamine County
Durward Narramore
Jenkins Independent
Tim England
Barren County
William White
Pulaski County
Darryl Lynch
Christian County

Regional Chairpersons

Dr. Felix Akojie
Paducah Independent
Jeff Eaton
Allen County
Jeff Stumbo
Floyd County
Larry Dodson
Oldham County
Chris Watts
Adair County
Jeanette Cawood
Pineville Ind.
Jane Haase
Owensboro Independent
Lisa Hawley
Cloverport Independent
Fern Reed
Montgomery County
Marshall Jenkins
Morgan County
William Owens
Lee County
Mike Combs
Campbell County

Board of Trustees - KSBIT

Officers

Delmar Mahan
Chairman
Whitley County
Tom Blankenship
Lincoln County
Ed Massey
Boone County

Trustees

Ricky Line
Hart County
John Price
Fayette County
Kay Carlew
Marion County
Bill Redwine
Rowan County
Sharon Youngblood
Mayfield Independent
Thomas Floyd
Madison County
Andrea Kiser
Bourbon County

The Kentucky School Boards Association (KSBA) is a nonprofit corporation of school boards from each public school district in Kentucky. The association, founded in 1936, serves school board members and school districts in such areas as governmental relations, board member and team development, risk management, legal services, policy services, publications and community relations. It is governed by a 27-member board of directors made up of representatives elected as regional chairpersons or as directors-at-large. With nearly 900 school board members, KSBA is the largest organization of elected officials in Kentucky.