Patsy Clerk

The meeting included recognition of district retirees and a state champion in esports. The superintendent reported on summer programs, including a STEM program at Mississippi State and summer feeding programs. The business department presented financial statements for April 2025, detailing the district's fund balance, expenses, and revenue. The board also discussed and approved the federal program CSI report and a consent agenda. Lawn and milk bids were reviewed, with a decision on the lawn bids deferred and the milk bid accepted from Denton's Dairy. The budget timeline and Avalorum ad were approved, and a painting bid for food services was also approved.

The board took actions on legal matters in executive session, including resending the approval of athletic supplements for 2526. They discussed and approved the athletic supplement list, deleting specific items such as athletic coordinator, speech and debate assistant, and various coaching positions. The board also approved coach's recommendations with changes reflecting the updated coaching supplement list and personnel agenda A with discussed changes. Furthermore, they approved the date and time for the July 17th and 23rd meetings, and the updated claims docket item. The meeting then adjourned.

The meeting was brought to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation.

The meeting included discussions regarding transportation for children to utilize the facility, summer programs, and community partnerships. Updates were provided on student achievements, state testing, and upcoming events such as a spring band concert and a garden ribbon-cutting ceremony. There was a presentation on an aerospace science academy and potential partnerships with aviation companies. Financial reports were reviewed, including statements of income, budget status, and cash flow. The board also discussed federal programs, monitoring information, and budget approvals for school improvement.

The meeting included a superintendent's report, discussion of business financials, federal programs, and curriculum updates. The board addressed the approval of a consent agenda, scheduling the next board meeting, and facility use. Additional items included updates to the organizational chart, approval for lease reviews, the purchase of a new bus, and workers' compensation trust renewal. The board also discussed and approved various agreements, a financial consultant, equipment finance, and a test security plan. The agenda also included CTE grant applications, student organization meetings, policy reviews, and personnel matters, before moving to an executive session to discuss student misconduct, legislative surveys, transfers, legal matters, and facility usage.