Linda Jewell Carr

The meeting agenda included the recognition of School Board Members for School Board Appreciation Week. Key actions involved approving the November 19, 2015 Board of Education Minutes and a sixth-grade environmental camp field trip under the consent agenda. Financial matters included the approval of the November and December Financial Reports and Budget Amendment Three. New business required action to approve an Intergovernmental Agreement to participate in UTrust effective January 1, 2016. Reports covered student health, wellness guidelines, and school facilities updates. The Director reported on the E-rate update and approved funding for the completion of the auditorium project at Clinton Elementary School through the Energy Efficiency loan.

The Regular School Board Meeting agenda included several items for action. Key discussions and actions involved the approval of the Financial Report for May and Budget Amendment Five. New business requiring action included the approval of the extension of financial obligations, the school board meeting schedule, the 2020-2021 Annual Agenda, approvals for specific partnership programs (Anderson County Health Department, Dental Program, and Lions Club vision), the Clinton City Schools Virtual Academy Contract with Edgenuity, and the Director's Evaluation and Contract. The meeting also featured reports, including recognition of Ruth Foster Wright Scholarship recipients.

The meeting began with the approval of the agenda. Key discussion points included the recognition of School Board Members for Tennessee School Board Appreciation Week. The Consent Agenda covered the approval of November 20, 2025, Board of Education Minutes and the approval of maternity leave for an employee. Under the Financial Report, the Board approved the November Financial Report. Budget Amendment Two was also approved, which involved increasing total budgeted expenditures by $173,833.89 in the General Purpose School Fund, funded by an increase in revenues and a decrease in fund balance, resulting in an increased budget deficit. New business actions included the approval of Internal School Fund (ISF) Salary Supplements and the approval of revised School Board Policies on first and second reading concerning Charter School Applications and Expenses and Reimbursements. Information regarding the next meeting, a TSBA institute, and the due date for the Statement of Disclosure Interest was shared.

The meeting agenda included recognitions, such as the TSBA Board of Distinction and School Board Appreciation Week. The consent agenda covered the approval of previous minutes from November 7, 2019, and the Executive Committee report which addressed several maternity leave requests beginning in January and July 2020, as well as the approval of a surplus list. Key actions requiring board approval involved the first reading discussion and approval of the Five Year School Board Strategic Plan. Financial reports for October and November were also presented for approval, followed by principal reports and the Director's report.

The meeting commenced with the approval of the agenda, which included the addition of the Accelerate 2030 -- Clinton City School's Strategic Plan under new business. The board recognized new staff members at South Clinton Elementary School for the 2025-2026 School Year and received a school report. The consent agenda items, including the approval of October 2025 minutes and the approval of three maternity leaves, were passed. In financial matters, the September Financial Report was approved. New business actions included the approval of the 2026-2027 school calendar, approval of Federal Grant Budgets from the Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE), approval of Revised School Board Policy 1.407 on first and second reading, approval of the Safety and Health Program Plan, and an increase in substitute pay from $90.00 to $100.00 per day effective December 1, 2025. Finally, the Accelerate 2030 -- Clinton City School's Board Strategic Plan was approved. The board was informed that there would be no meeting in December.