Joey Boteler

The board meeting involved appearances by two individuals who addressed the board. The board also approved the transfer of a teacher from Lynn Elementary School to a Pre-K position at the same school.

The meeting covered various operational and personnel matters. Key discussion topics included policy changes, approval of participation in an early childhood apprenticeship program, and financial reporting for the month of June. The board authorized expenditures and contract extensions for special education therapy services, as well as the acceptance of a bid for a new security system. Several personnel actions were also approved, including resignations, the hiring of new teachers, lunch staff, and paraprofessionals, the approval of a band director, and the appointment of volunteer football coaches.

The board approved the attendance report for Winston County Schools. Key procurement actions included the purchase of Z-Tag units for the 21st Century Program at Meek Elementary School, new Pre-K classroom materials for Meek and Double Springs Elementary Schools, the termination of a contract with the Ice Cream Warehouse due to price increases, and the extension of a fuel contract. Additionally, the board processed numerous personnel updates, including resignations, new hires, transfers, and coach appointments. Approval was also granted for overnight field trips for high school cheerleaders.

This document outlines the strategic direction for Winston County Schools for the 2025-2026 academic year.

The board meeting involved several actions, including the recognition of a student athlete for their athletic achievements in javelin and volleyball. Key approvals were granted for the 2026-2027 salary schedule, May 2026 financial statements, and May 2026 expenditures. The board also addressed various personnel matters, including resignations and new employment recommendations for teaching, secretarial, and paraprofessional roles, along with approving post-curricular and fixed credit coaching assignments. Additionally, the board approved overnight travel plans for volleyball activities and finalized the scheduling of a future brief meeting.