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Board member Arthlinda Quaintance asked why the child development specialist couldn't use the elementary principal's car.
If a child had to be transported to the doctor it> an emergency and the principal’s car wasn't available, then the child would be moved without adequate insurance protection, according to Bloomer.
“But wouldn’t a car from the other school be available?’’ Mrs. Quaintance countered, adding that the rescue squad should be called on to provide transportation in a real emergency.
Bloomer maintained that giving the CD specialist a currently assigned service vehicle to use "will hamper the effectiveness of the school operation. But if this is the desire of the Board. I will move in that direction,” he added.
Mrs. Massie remarked that she would rather see any available money go into “direct services to the
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