Bowling Green R-I School District

The agenda includes approval of bills for payment, discussion on returning to learn, surplus property, mileage rate increase, hourly rate adjustments for summer school and covering classes, budget amendment, FEMA pay application, MSBA policies, and fund transfers. New business involves regularly scheduled board meetings, ESSER 3 work proposal, and bus bids. Old business includes discussion on the 2022-2023 calendar, FY23 draft budget, summer school plan, and initial salary conversations. Reports from principals, directors, and staff recognitions are also on the agenda. Additional discussion covers investment strategy, FEMA building, tornado siren, and road updates. The meeting will adjourn to an executive session for legal actions, real estate, personnel matters, and student issues.

The meeting included routine preliminary items such as a roll call and the approval of the agenda, bills for payment, personnel changes, and other consent agenda items. Key discussions covered a student showcase from Frankford, a review of the monthly financial summary, and public information forum time. Old business included the approval of an updated copier contract without the trade-up option. New business involved a discussion item titled 'In the Cortex,' a reading of MSBA Policy updates, discussions regarding the 2027 Graduation Date and the 2026-2027 School Calendar, and the approval of graduation requirements mandating 24 credits starting with the 2026-2027 school year. Reports were given by various principals and directors, including updates on Facilities and Maintenance and Food Service. The open session concluded with a motion to move to executive session to discuss personnel issues.

The meeting included a student showcase and a financial summary. Old business included discussions on the Block vs. 7 Period Day, MSBA Policy Updates, and Conference Affiliation. The board also addressed the City of Bowling Green issue. New business was not on the agenda. Reports were given by Principals/Directors, and there were procedural evaluations for Special Education & Ell Services. The meeting adjourned to Executive Session for discussion of student and personnel issues.

The agenda includes a tax rate hearing discussion, approval of bus routes for the 2025-2026 school year, MSBA policy updates, reports from principals and directors, and discussion regarding the City of Bowling Green. The board also went into an executive session to discuss legal actions, real estate matters, personnel issues, and student issues.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, such as the approval of the consent agenda items and snow removal bids. There was a student showcase, a financial summary, and a public information forum. Old business included discussions on the County Commission Side Walk Frankford, the City of Bowling Green, MSBA Policy Updates, and Conference Affiliation. New business featured a Title I Coaching Pilot and the approval to purchase a skid steer. Reports were given by Principals/Directors, and there were procedural evaluations on Instructional Effectiveness and a Superintendent Update. The meeting adjourned to an executive session for personnel discussions.