Tisha Cox

The board meeting included presentations on the Glimpse Program, resulting in the approval of a proposal. A new policy manual was reviewed, and a service agreement with Monsido, Inc. for website monitoring was approved. The construction of a new Centre Elementary academic building was not approved. Out-of-state travel for students was approved, as were several personnel actions including retirements, resignations, and new placements. Professional development opportunities for various staff members were also approved. Finally, an update was given on repairs to the Centre Elementary School building damaged by a vehicle.

The Cherokee County Board of Education meeting involved the approval of an architect agreement with McKee and Associates and a construction manager agreement with RA-LIN and Associates for school improvements. The board declared surplus property and approved out-of-state travel for the Sand Rock FFA Chapter to attend the FFA National Convention. A school bus bid was accepted from Transportation South, and the purchase of fifteen school buses was approved. Several personnel actions were approved, including certified placements, leave of absences, contract positions, supplement changes, and substitute additions. Professional development opportunities for various employees were also approved.

The Cherokee County Board of Education meeting addressed several key agenda items. These included the adoption of an amended agenda, the addition of job shadowing to the student handbook, approval of an owner and architect agreement for Sand Rock High School additions, extension of a bid for ice cream, approval of professional development opportunities for staff, and various personnel actions such as certified placements, contract employment, supplemental assignments, and substitute approvals. Financial support for Extended Family for Kids was approved, and the board reviewed current job postings. Finally, the next board meeting was tentatively scheduled.

The Cherokee County Board of Education meeting covered various topics, including the approval of an emergency declaration for repairs at Centre Elementary School, an architect agreement amendment for improvements at multiple schools, and out-of-state travel for the CCHS basketball teams. The meeting also included the election of board officers, approval of the 2017-2018 Student Advisory Committee, personnel actions (resignations, contract positions, supplement additions), professional development approvals, and review of job postings and salary schedules. A 2017-2018 Cenergistic Energy Savings Budget for Cedar Bluff School was also approved.

The Cherokee County Board of Education meeting addressed several key items, including the approval of the 2019-2020 Energy Savings Budget for Cherokee County Career and Technology Center, the purchase of two 2019 ½-ton 4-wheel drive trucks, and an agreement with Newsela for Centre Middle School. The board also approved various professional development opportunities for staff and out-of-state travel for the Gaylesville Varsity Cheer Squad. Personnel actions included approving retirements, resignations, certified placements, a leave of absence, a supplement change, and job postings for a Special Education Teacher and a School Counselor.