Nekiela Adams

The meeting included a review of the Leaping Lexile Campaign highlighting student reading growth and community support. The Principal's report addressed the school improvement plan with a focus on ELA and Math assessment growth, the reallocation of budget funds following a staff transition, and the upcoming Math on the Move celebration. Additionally, the team discussed grade reporting, grade recovery options, the Robotics team's preparation for the Super Regionals Competition, and progress on PBIS initiatives including the school's recognition as a Distinguished School.

The team discussed administrative updates concerning a student substance investigation, upcoming Beta Club travel, and the status of Georgia Milestones Assessment results. Operational plans were reviewed for the eighth-grade prom and the upcoming summer school program. Additionally, the team received a workshop update from the Parent Facilitator regarding Georgia Milestones, and the Chairperson proposed the installation of covered stands at school bus stops to improve student safety. The meeting also included a acknowledgment of a departing parent representative for their service.

The discussion items included a report on the school garden, including the use of fresh produce in the cafeteria and the status of the remaining budget. Members were reminded of an upcoming SCAP meeting and the need to update the membership contact list. The meeting schedule for the next academic year was established, with the next session set for August. The Principal provided updates on the Second Chance Works grant submission, progress on student assessment scores in Math and ELA, upcoming summer training sessions for staff, the implementation of NAAVY, and facility improvements including new air conditioning units for the cafeteria. Recognition was given for a donation towards teacher appreciation efforts.

The meeting focused on the School Improvement Plan, specifically utilizing NWEA MAP assessment data to drive ELA and Math instruction and interventions. Updates were provided on the consolidated budget, PBIS end-of-year celebration planning, attendance trends, and the school's new clinic. The Communities in Schools program reported on the parent of the month, teacher mental health initiatives, and the attendance celebration at the Albany Symphony. Additionally, the team discussed reading initiatives, including Read Across America and March Reading Madness, and upcoming spring school events.

The meeting included reports on the School Improvement Plan, progress toward content mastery, and the FY 2026 Consolidated Budget, with a focus on after-school remediation. Discussion topics also covered the successful Veterans Day program, a partnership with Kids Docs on Wheels for an underage smoking prevention program, the outcome of Curriculum Night, and the hosting of a luncheon for retired teachers. Additionally, the team received updates on the PBIS store operations, staff and student recognition programs, the Math on the Move celebration, and a mental health awareness initiative for staff.