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The Covington School Board will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the administrative offices on Walnut Street.

Under new business, the board will consider an amendment to a deed and agreement concerning a ground lease.

Superintendent’s reports will include opening of school enrollment and a report on Adequate Yearly Progress and Standards of Learning test results.

The board will hold a closed session to discuss a resignation and appointments of substitute teachers, an assistant boy’s basketball coach, a junior varsity baseball coach, an instructional aide and pupil personnel.

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