Coalition awards employees, students for drug-prevention efforts Students and two school system employees were honored recently by the Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention. Parkland's choral ensemble and color guard were recognized for volunteer service as part of their effort to promote Red Ribbon Week. Ginger Amos, of Carver, and Addie Hymes, the system's program manager for dropout prevention, were recognized for their efforts to prevent drug abuse. The coalition is group made up of community leaders from throughout the county who work to prevent drug abuse. Paisley would serve students in sixth through 10th grades.
Chambers is a longtime volunteer at the school.
Discussed a request from the Millbrook neighborhood to be redistricted to the Mount Tabor High School residential area from the North Forsyth High School residential area. Millbrook is off of Yadkinville Road. Approved a proposed revision of the request for proposal for beverage contracts.