Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Anglee Coley’s organization
Nov 11, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
APS BOE Work Session
The board discussed a goal progress monitoring report, focusing on the percentage of 9th-grade Black and Hispanic/Latina students meeting college and career readiness benchmarks. They reviewed data on student proficiency in reading, writing, and math, and assessed the effectiveness of strategies to achieve targets. The discussion included the implementation of grade-level aligned networks, strengthening tier one instruction, embedding PSAT tools and practice, and using data to address gaps. Challenges and barriers were identified, such as the disconnect between student learning and the PSAT, and the need for intentional supports for teachers. Strategies to improve student success, including a focus on tier one instruction, data analysis, and support for multilingual learners, were discussed. The board also addressed the transition between 8th and 9th grade, focusing on providing consistent messaging and support to students and families.
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The Greene County Board of Education meeting included presentations on art recognition, the Constitution Day Art Contest, and requests to address art and music programs and student discipline. Reports were given on the Greene County Education Association, the budget, personnel, and food services. The Director's report covered recent events, including a ribbon-cutting ceremony, CTE additions at two high schools, and a school fire. New business included approvals for non-faculty/volunteer coaches, technology surplus items, various grant budgets, transportation materials/asset disposal, out-of-state field trips, and materials for surplus disposal. The meeting concluded with the election of 2024-2025 Board of Education officers and announcements regarding upcoming events and deadlines.
Aug 22, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
Greene County Board of Education
The Greene County Board of Education meeting included presentations on TCAP perfect scores and a request regarding music and art programs. Reports were given on the GCEA, budget, personnel, and food services. The Director's report covered new classrooms at CDMS, an upcoming ribbon-cutting ceremony, air conditioning installations in schools, and capital project updates. Several items were approved, including non-faculty/volunteer coaches, the employee handbook, a resolution to move funds, bereavement leave policy, discipline hearing authority, materials for surplus, out-of-state trips, cost estimates for tennis courts and track, and a new policy on the use of artificial intelligence programs. The board also approved selling a portion of a lot to the county government. Announcements were made regarding a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a TSBA Fall District Meeting.
Jun 27, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
Greene County Board of Education
The Greene County Board of Education meeting covered various topics, including presentations on perfect attendance awards and a science day report. Financial reports were reviewed, along with personnel updates and a food service report, which included an update on summer programs and financial surpluses. The board approved several policies on second reading, including updates to emergency leave, compulsory attendance, home schooling, and student conduct policies. New business included approvals for athletic contests, summer camps, budget amendments (ESSER 3, Child Nutrition, Literacy Training, Consolidated Funding, Title V, Early Childhood, Save the Children, and ESSER 3.0), travel claims, surplus disposal of materials, a visitor code of conduct, a CTE addition change order, paving bids, and additional budget amendments. A discussion took place regarding foreign exchange students participating in athletics. Announcements included upcoming events such as the Summer Law Institute, new teacher orientation, and county-wide in-service.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
