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May 27, 2016: WTVA: 16 million in funding approved for partnership school
Superintendent Lewis Holloway says this will also allow the school district to grow. Oct 25, 2015: Columbus Dispatch: Starkville-Oktibbeha bi-racial committee approved
Seven of the committee members were appointed by the parent-teacher organizations at each of the district's seven schools, and the final member was selected by the board of trustees. Superintendent Lewis Holloway will serve as the chairman for the committee, but will not hold any voting power. |
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Aug 10, 2015: WCBI: Starkville- Oktibbeha County Supt. Holloway Arrested
Starkville Oktibbeha County Superintendent of Education Lewis Holloway is free on bond following his arrest shortly after lunch today.
Starkville Oktibbeha County Superintendent of Education Lewis Holloway is free on bond following his arrest shortly after lunch today.
June 11, 2015: Columbus Dispatch: SSD to bring county sixth-graders to AMS
On Tuesday, SSD's board gave Superintendent Lewis Holloway permission to lease a two-classroom trailer for up to $1,100 per month to bring to Armstrong Middle School that will allow county sixth-graders to attend classes there starting this August.
On Tuesday, SSD's board gave Superintendent Lewis Holloway permission to lease a two-classroom trailer for up to $1,100 per month to bring to Armstrong Middle School that will allow county sixth-graders to attend classes there starting this August.
June 2, 2015: Columbus Dispatch: Holloway: EMCC, SSD agree to terms for county high school use
Starkville Superintendent Lewis Holloway, who will lead the consolidated system beginning July 1, confirmed EMCC officials agreed to pay for utilities and insurance while also providing upkeep and security at the Maben campus after Maben Mayor Larry Pruitt approached county supervisors Monday seeking a letter of support for such a takeover.
Starkville Superintendent Lewis Holloway, who will lead the consolidated system beginning July 1, confirmed EMCC officials agreed to pay for utilities and insurance while also providing upkeep and security at the Maben campus after Maben Mayor Larry Pruitt approached county supervisors Monday seeking a letter of support for such a takeover.
Mar 27, 2015: Columbus Dispatch: Consolidated school debt-sharing bill heads to gov.
"This bill puts both of our debts together and divides them equally. The county will help pay for ours, and we will help pay for theirs," said SSD Superintendent Lewis Holloway, who will become the consolidated school district's leader on July 1.
"This bill puts both of our debts together and divides them equally. The county will help pay for ours, and we will help pay for theirs," said SSD Superintendent Lewis Holloway, who will become the consolidated school district's leader on July 1.