Hawkins County School District

The board meeting included student performances, recognitions for academic and athletic achievements, and conflict of interest disclosures by members. The board received a presentation on school activities from a student representative and heard reports on educational programs including TN All Corps and Project on Track, as well as a review of school evaluation instruments and survey results. The board discussed the system use of a school facility and received updates regarding math textbook adoption. Additionally, the board addressed agenda items concerning surplus equipment and property disposal, acceptance of bids for intercom system repairs, and various technology and subscription purchases for the upcoming school year.

The Board of Education meeting included recognition of student achievements, a discussion on conflict-of-interest disclosures, and student representative reports on school activities. The Board approved the donation of surplused school buses to the Hawkins County Rescue Squad for training purposes. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved several consent agenda items, including the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school calendars, the purchase of a replacement bus, the declaration of surplus items, and the appointment of non-faculty coaches. Updates were provided on the director evaluation instrument and upcoming legislative requirements regarding teacher bonuses.

The board meeting included reports from student board representatives regarding school activities, the introduction of a new transportation supervisor, and a discussion regarding the Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statement. The board reviewed and approved policies on first and final readings, encompassing areas such as school board operations, fiscal management, and board-community relations. Additionally, the board was informed of executive committee approvals concerning band trip authorizations.

The board meeting featured student and staff recognitions, including a drum performance, CNA exam certification recognition, and awards for Principal of the Year and Reward School status. A resolution regarding 3rd grade policy and retention was introduced for future action. Informational updates included a report on instructional technology assistance, confirmation of property sales, and a status report on student attendance. The board also reviewed and considered policies on first reading, covering personnel goals, application and employment procedures, orientation and probation, supervision, in-service and staff development, and personnel records management.

The board meeting included the recognition of the First Tennessee Regional Superintendent of the Year and various student achievements, followed by the introduction of new board members and student representatives. Members acknowledged conflict of interest disclosures. The Director provided an update on the status of the Lakeview Property sale, which has been halted. The board conducted a first reading for the Family Life Education policy and approved numerous other policies on second and final reading covering topics such as emergency preparedness, automated external defibrillators, insurance management, and various student-related policies.