Woodford County Board of Education

13 meetings on our record, 11 of them from the past year and 2 with unconfirmed dates · typical meeting 1 h 22 min · 4,018 students · 5 members on our roster

Latest · Oct 22, 2026: Woodford County board reviews Monday agenda, hears bank investment presentation Play 0:00
Newest meeting we have: Oct 22, 2026 · District's board page ↗ (it may list later ones)

On the board: Adam Brickler, Board member · KT Gould, Board member · Sarah McCoun, Board member · Sherri Springate, Board member · Ambrose Wilson, Board member

Watch the board’s yearA decision it made, its hours, its busiest night at the mic and where its time went, each with its source

Recent meetings

What the board took up lately

Special meeting · 47 minThursday, October 22, 2026Woodford County board reviews Monday agenda, hears bank investment presentationSpeakers: Adam Brickler, KT Gould, Sherri Springate

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Board meeting · 1 h 10 minMonday, September 28, 2026Woodford County board approves FY27 working budget and $3 million line of creditSpeakers: Ambrose Wilson, Adam Brickler, KT Gould, Sherri Springate and 1 more

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Special meeting · 1 h 22 minThursday, September 24, 2026Budget cuts and layoffsSpeakers: Adam Brickler, KT Gould

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Board meeting · 2 h 21 minMonday, August 24, 2026Speakers: Ambrose Wilson, Adam Brickler, KT Gould, Sherri Springate and 1 more

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Who does the talking

KT Gould spoke about 12 minutes a meeting, the most on the Woodford County School District board

Minutes speaking per full board meeting · 11 board meetings, Feb 10, 2026 – Oct 22, 2026 · talk time only, never tone or stance

A ranking, with its marginEach rank is a 90% range across 11 resampled meetings, so "2nd–4th" means the data can't place them more exactly. The ranges may widen as we name more of the speech.

Coverage: about 88% of members’ speaking time named (63%–89%)

Minutes = time we heard them speak per meeting, from the speech we have named so far, so each is a floor: at least that much.

Runs the meeting

—Adam BricklerBoard member · District II · runs the meeting, not ranked3.0min, at least9 of 11meetings heard, of those while seated—runs the meeting, counted apart0.6questions asked per meeting, at least

Members · ranked by minutes per meeting

1stKT GouldBoard member · District III12.4min, at least10 of 11meetings heard, of those while seated62%of the members’ talking · 36%–75%14.2questions asked per meeting, at least

2nd–4thSherri SpringateBoard member · District IV3.4min, at least8 of 11meetings heard, of those while seated17%of the members’ talking · 12%–28%7.3questions asked per meeting, at least

2nd–4thAmbrose WilsonBoard member · District I2.3min, at least9 of 11meetings heard, of those while seated11%of the members’ talking · 8%–23%1.4questions asked per meeting, at least

2nd–4thSarah McCounBoard member · District V1.6min, at least8 of 11meetings heard, of those while seated8%of the members’ talking · 5%–20%2.2questions asked per meeting, at least

Minutes speaking per full board meeting held while seated; a meeting they missed or stayed silent in counts as zero · bar = minutes named so far · line = our margin: members whose lines overlap may sit in either order · talk time only, never tone or stance · Hamlet

Meetings on our record

All 13 meetings on our record

Clips

What board members said

I would say that I do think that increasing prices may also lead to decreased participation, and so that can cause an issue. But that being said, my question was, what is the minimum amount that we would need to be charging for breakfast and lunch to be compliant with FDA rules?Sherri SpringateBoard member · Woodford County Board of Education · May 12, 2026Watch the full meeting from 1:57:07

I do think it's important that when we're talking about the rates going down, that if you attach the dollar amount, that you can see that the actual dollar amount, the check that we get in general property tax, is going up.Sherri SpringateBoard member · Woodford County Board of Education · May 12, 2026Watch the full meeting from 2:28:31

Meeting time

Where the board's meeting time went

Budget and finance35%24%–48%

Ceremony and recognition4%1%–10%

Safety and discipline0%0%–1%

Public comment0%0%–17%

The two readers didn’t agree on 26% of the time; it counts toward no topic, so every share above is a floor.

Not shown: facilities, closures and enrollment, curriculum and instruction, student services and special education, labor and personnel, governance and policy, routine business, other subjects, whose checks haven’t passed

Public comment

Of the 13 meetings on our record, we counted public speakers at 13; 1 had at least one. The busiest, on Aug 24, 2026, heard from 1.

1 on Aug 24, 20261 speaker1 speaker0.1 a meeting on average

Attendance

The roll call at 5 of the 13 meetings on our record: the ones where we could read it

Roll-call attendance, member by meeting
Member	Oct 22	Sep 28	Sep 24	Aug 24	Aug 20	Aug 4	Jul 20	May 12	Apr 27	Mar 30	Feb 10
Adam Brickler	Not recorded	Present	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Present	Present	Present
KT Gould	Not recorded	Not shown	Not shown	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Present	Present	Present
Sherri Springate	Not recorded	Present	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Present	Present	Present
Ambrose Wilson	Not recorded	Present	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Present	Present	Present
Sarah McCoun	Not recorded	Present	Not shown	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded	Present	Present	Present

PresentNot shownNot recorded

Federal district ID 2106000 · student count from the federal 2023-24 count · meeting videos posted by the district