The Chilton County school system will hold a job fair June 2 for anyone interested in employment with the system.

The Chilton County Board of Education approved Superintendent of Education Tommy Glasscock’s recommendation for the job fair at the Board’s meeting Tuesday.

Glasscock said the fair would be an efficient way to hire to fill any open positions and also help with system needs, such as a shortage of substitute bus drivers.

The fair would be held at Jefferson State Community College. Other details are still to be determined.

In other business, the Board:

•Recognized members of the Chilton County High School golf team for their accomplishments. Two team members, Madison Sanders and Drake Jones, led attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance and gave the invocation, respectively, to start the meeting.

•Approved financial statements and bank reconciliations of the Central Office.

•Approved payrolls and accounts payable.

•Approved minutes from the previous meeting.

•Approved a request by Clanton Middle School to hold Saturday School, for students who have lost credit due to excessive absences, on the following dates: April 9, April 16, April 30 and May 14.

•Approved a request by Jemison High School for the American Cancer Society to use the school auditorium on April 22-23 for the Miss Relay For Life Pageant, with all fees waived.

•Approved a maintenance department request to send out invitations to bid for paper and floor products.

•Approved a maintenance department request to request and post an additional Level III Maintenance Worker position, with money to come from the maintenance fund.

•Approved a maintenance department request to accept applications for six summer workers to assist with extra work load during the summer months. Pay will be $10 per hour.

•Approved a maintenance department request for Mickey Hardwick to be moved to Level II maintenance status and his pay to be adjusted according to the Level II pay scale.

•Approved a request by Verbena School for Mark Cleckler to receive a supplement for B-team boys basketball in the amount of $1,467.

•Approved a request by Thorsby School for the Thorsby FFA Land Evaluation Team to travel to Oklahoma City, Okla., on May 1-8 to participate in the National Land Evaluation competition.

•Approved a long-term PASS Academy placement.

•Approved homebound requests.

•Approved use of a school bus for Clanton First United Methodist preschool children to visit Clanton Elementary School on May 4.

•Approved to hold two summer sessions for credit recovery and Clanton Middle School in June and July, and the hiring of personnel as needed.

•Approved a summer schedule for schools, shops and the central office beginning June 1. The schedule will include regular office office hours Monday through Thursday, and schools, shops and the central office will be closed on Fridays during the summer.

•Approved for schools, shops and the central office to be closed for Memorial Day on May 30 and Independence Day on July 4.

•Approved to reject a bid for wide-area network and associated services because of extreme cost, at the request of Glasscock.

•Approved Glasscock’s request to hire Mike Jones for $30 an hour in the maintenance department, with his hours working for the school system not to exceed 40 hours a week.