Student Representatives Sworn in to Serve with Christian County Board of Education
Two high school seniors, K’Veon Ivory and Karla Quintanilla,! will serve as student-elected representatives on the Christian County Board of Education.
They will attend monthly board meetings, official gatherings, and events, and give board presentations.
“It’s an honor to once again welcome two outstanding CCPS high school students to serve on our Board,”
Said Superintendent Chris Bentzel, adding that student board members bring valuable insight and ensure student voices are heard.
- K’Veon Ivory, of Christian County High School
- Karla Quintanilla, of Hopkinsville High School
Superintendent Chris Bentzel noted that this initiative reflects the district's commitment to viewing students as essential partners in shaping the future of Christian County Public Schools.
Author's summary: Students sworn in to Christian County Board of Education.
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