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Marion County School District
Procurement of mat and mop rental services for the Marion County School District.
Posted Date
May 21, 2026
Due Date
Jun 3, 2026
Release: May 21, 2026
Marion County School District
Close: Jun 3, 2026
Procurement of mat and mop rental services for the Marion County School District.
Marion County School District
Supply all-in-one desktop workstations for the digital media lab.
Posted Date
Mar 9, 2026
Due Date
Mar 10, 2026
Release: Mar 9, 2026
Marion County School District
Close: Mar 10, 2026
Supply all-in-one desktop workstations for the digital media lab.
Marion County School District
Procurement of timber stumpage, including pine pulpwood, pine chip-n-saw, pine sawtimber, and hardwood pulpwood, on a per-ton basis from approximately 251 acres in Marion County, Mississippi.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Mar 9, 2026
Marion County School District
Close: Mar 9, 2026
Procurement of timber stumpage, including pine pulpwood, pine chip-n-saw, pine sawtimber, and hardwood pulpwood, on a per-ton basis from approximately 251 acres in Marion County, Mississippi.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Marion County School District
The meeting included special recognitions for high school valedictorians and salutatorians, as well as a presentation honoring a state champion powerlifter from West Marion High School. Representatives from Save the Children provided an update on their long-term partnership with the district and academic impact statistics. The Superintendent presented early data on state test results for third-grade students and an initial overview of upcoming fiscal year funding and salary mandates. Departmental updates included reports on facility projects and child nutrition financial growth. The board also handled various personnel matters, including student transfers, revisions to student dress codes, approvals for resignations, and the staffing of summer programs.
The board discussed the addition of items to the agenda, received a presentation from the Career and Technology Center regarding CTE month and school board recognition week, and approved a new driver's education program mandate. The superintendent provided updates on student enrollment, infrastructure projects including track construction and lighting installations, and the status of facility projects. The board approved student transfers, out-of-state field trips, athletic schedules, and a disciplinary hearing. Furthermore, the meeting addressed personnel matters, including retirements and reemployment of administrators for the upcoming school year, approved the district calendar, and authorized a restructuring of the records clerk position.
The meeting included the adoption of the agenda with an addendum regarding CTC center language. There was a special presentation by the principal of West Marian High School highlighting the accomplishments of the band and show choir programs. The board also held a discussion with an architect regarding whether to install jump boards on the newly resurfaced track or to paint them on, with the latter option being preferred to preserve the track surface.
The meeting included an agenda adoption, a cafeteria budget update, and legal updates that required an executive session. A discussion took place regarding the cleaning and potential use of two lots adjacent to the West Marion Primary school. Public participation focused on concerns regarding the new tailgating guidelines for homecoming, specifically the time restrictions and the assigned security staffing. The community members requested an extension of tailgating activities until midnight and proposed future collaborative discussions between the community and the board.
The board meeting involved the adoption of the agenda with additions including a field trip request and an administrative day for West Marion due to water issues. The primary focus of the meeting was the recognition of teachers and parents of the year across multiple schools, including East Marion High, Middle, and Elementary, as well as West Marion High, Middle, and Primary. Discussions highlighted the dedication, professional achievements, and community service of the recognized individuals.
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