Obion County Board of Education Regular Session Agenda
The meeting agenda includes the recognition of teachers receiving tenure and a consent agenda covering personnel, substitute teacher, and financial reports. New business items involve the approval of overnight trips, the 2026-2027 school year calendar, a door lock replacement bid, and amendments to several board policies regarding charter school applications, class ranking, and graduation requirements. Additionally, the board will consider partnering with Special Olympics Tennessee, approving a bid for system-wide internet services, reviewing grant applications, and discussing the Comprehensive Literacy State Development Grant.
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Obion County School District Facilities Assessment 2026-2035
This Facilities Assessment for the Obion County School District provides a comprehensive analysis of the condition and utilization of its school facilities to inform future capital planning and long-term management. The assessment addresses declining enrollment and evaluates four strategic reorganization plans (A, B, C, D) aimed at optimizing capacity and educational environments. It recommends and highlights the Board-approved Plan A, which involves converting Ridgemont Elementary into a dedicated 6-8 grade middle school and restructuring other elementary schools to PreK-5, with implementation commencing in the 2026-27 school year. The strategic considerations and projections extend to 2035.
