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Key actions (as recorded in the meeting):

- Teacher tenure recommendations: The board received a list of teachers recommended for tenure and a motion was made to approve the list. Mover: Mr. Brown; second: Mr. Johnson. The transcript records the motion and second; a formal roll-call tally or explicit final vote was not recorded in the available transcript.

- Federal consolidated application (IDEA and ESEA): Staff presented the consolidated application for the 2025–26 school year and asked the board to approve it for submission to the state. A motion to approve was requested; mover/second and vote tally were not specified in the transcript.

- Federal GRAMA budget resolution: Staff presented the annual federal GRAMA budget resolution (district-level management of federal funds) and said the resolution must also be approved by the county commission. The board was asked to approve the resolution for submission; mover/second and vote tally were not specified in the transcript.

- Tabling of three budgets: The board voted to table three budget discussions (general purpose, federal programs, and school nutrition) until a special-called meeting after June 1, citing staffing and family bereavement issues that delayed budget finalization. Motions and outcomes recorded in the transcript:
• Motion to table the general purpose (G.P.) budget: Motion by Mr. Johnson; second (not named). Outcome: motion carries (tabled).
• Motion to table the federal programs budget: Motion by Mr. Coyle; second by Mr. Brown. Outcome: motion carries (tabled).
• Motion to table the school nutrition fund budget: Motion made; outcome recorded as motion carries (tabled). Specific mover/second for the last motion was not specified in the transcript.

- Naming Morrison Elementary gymnasium: A motion was offered to name the Morrison Elementary gym in honor of Charles “Slim” Ingalls; second by Mr. Johnson. The board discussed family outreach and community support for the naming. The transcript records the motion and second but does not record a final vote tally or explicit approval in the excerpt.

- 2026–27 school calendar adoption (option 1): The board considered two calendar options for 2026–27 and a motion was made to adopt option 1 (which retains a full week of spring break). Motion by Mr. Doyle. The transcript records the motion; a final vote tally was not recorded in the provided excerpt.

The board packet contains lists and documents referenced during these motions (tenure list, consolidated application and allocations, GRAMA resolution and calendar options). Several motions (notably the budget tablings) were explicitly recorded as carried; other actions were proposed or motions made but the transcript excerpt did not include explicit roll-call tallies or final recorded outcomes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Warren County School Board Meeting - May 2025","oneSentenceSummary","This meeting included multiple formal motions and procedural outcomes requiring board action.","taxTitle","Warren County, School Districts, Tennessee","taxId",72559,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6538117,"Warren County Schools details Title I, Title V and other federal program allocations",446,2460000,2906000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3388941-38276f58cbf68e3c8bb8d777ceb5a5d1&start=2460&end=2906","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3388941-38276f58cbf68e3c8bb8d777ceb5a5d1/thumbnail_2460000.jpg","/articles/6538117/Tennessee/Warren-County-Schools-details-Title-I-Title-V-and-other-federal-program-allocations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6538117-a5f8f693d5fabd81d667e7c6c8778729/orig.mp4?Expires=1770732608&Signature=SntUUmFx4AVAVs4zxmPaueUGqq7Y5XMzGaLVu0JmfPkmF7PqCDwAWSSU1XHr3JCXBlL23enf-MSwHlRkCGGJvS0FjfU6Eu~zwGCIssiUdDj48XyhpvR95m0BpbKu95z4Q5CvF1POK89HgSp9RCMwHt4VeMvQEsq7pRIBQuQitYx2XA-QtFEpaw~NhYup0vlJlqvD5tSVKF2lxomdPfXcdGBE735t5TO15TSyqjUlwQO~55SaOHRjrBAG4Pnu9LzADj~V90qb50ZO9YZjVa~HDckiiLdw67rsoN2U~Xw7gQk124S7J4jKc7PLnd9RzbW5oVnXGHKnTwCR0Qr8qZOW3g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District staff briefed the Warren County Schools board on federal programs funding and how the district intends to use Title I, II, III and V allocations in the coming year.

\"We have nine of our total schools that qualify for Title I status,\" said Dr. Shay Painter, a member of the district’s federal programs staff. She told the board that the nine Title I schools have poverty rates ranging from 52% to 83% and that all district schools are at least 40% in concentrated poverty, which qualifies the district for related grants.

Painter described typical Title I uses: materials for small-group instruction, parent-engagement activities, supplements such as band rentals and support for reading and math interventions. She said Title II funds were used for outside vendors to increase teacher development and that the district qualified for Title V in the coming year after falling short the previous year due to a 19.8% concentrated-poverty threshold for grades 5–12. \"This year, we're back up where we can have Title V,\" Painter said, and the district plans to use Title V for arts-based catch-up work, bullying/harassment training and tutoring.

Board members asked about homelessness and testing compliance. When asked, Painter said, \"This past year... we had a hundred\" students identified as homeless. She also thanked testing coordinators for their work and said in grades 2–8 there were only five eligible students who did not complete testing.

Painter said the consolidated federal application for IDEA (the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) and ESEA (the Elementary and Secondary Education Act) was prepared for board approval and submission to the state. She also described a district-level resolution required for management of federal program funds (referred to in the meeting as the federal GRAMA budget resolution), which the district must forward to the county commission for its approval because the county manages the general-purpose budget for the school system.

Board members praised the federal programs staff for outreach and planning and asked for continued clarity on allocations and how funds will be spent at school and classroom levels.","District staff described how Title I, II, III and V funds are being used, reported nine Title I schools with poverty rates ranging from 52% to 83%, and said the district identified about 100 students as homeless last year.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6538121,"Warren County Schools touts new communications role after year of expanded media outreach",903,2963000,3866000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3388941-38276f58cbf68e3c8bb8d777ceb5a5d1&start=2963&end=3866","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3388941-38276f58cbf68e3c8bb8d777ceb5a5d1/thumbnail_2963000.jpg","/articles/6538121/Tennessee/Warren-County-Schools-touts-new-communications-role-after-year-of-expanded-media-outreach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6538121-2cd928a94ff866cd140cd6ed453ea42f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770732608&Signature=hdAX1MAt-H7MBX~YxPJd9w5XCwBJ1U7QoeJ1~YAB4FqRqn5EucjOxJwTgSzPjgAhvmLblbVzOuR-gemU0P9gGXhH7Nsay~cv8-fexmoBWw5eX81EMwB9JVp3d7epGX945VzMjsrJj9~zYNOboYrCEftWxNe72WXJW3tURwBadprb7L5msq9UNax2XlVUJtJ1lBCAKBZ~S5PHwRzKLM7XJ1~Ht-2D-WvKvXKsldFIFGLlKxf5kJ9W8BtlNJgDNCC2Is83zPPWTYJA1zSza0dHLWg~MdGCgiBcm99dMMCwiK-52yzKsMHufuOfpYJ2wCxPUYlpFimek6t-QHca3DLt8Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Warren County Schools Communications Coordinator Sarah Cantrell told the school board that the district’s new communications role filled more than 160 media requests since July and helped streamline family messaging by moving the district from Skyward to ParentSquare.

Cantrell said the communications coordinator position was created this school year to unify and improve district messaging. “Since July, we filled in more than 160 media requests,” she told the board, highlighting coverage by local and regional outlets and recurring segments that staff used to explain district decisions and spotlight student achievements.

The district launched several targeted campaigns this year, Cantrell said, including a proactive information campaign tied to the recently adopted personal electronic device policy that emphasized benefits such as improved focus and extracurricular participation. She said the campaign was planned for eight weeks but concluded after roughly four because community uptake was strong.

Cantrell also described a multi-pronged social media strategy that she said increased the district’s reach: “We have grown our Facebook page followers by 2,000. Our average weekly reach has more than doubled,” she told the board. The district used social channels to promote programs such as Capturing Kids’ Hearts and to mark awards, including local and statewide teacher recognitions.

On operations, Cantrell said the district completed a platform change to ParentSquare to centralize alerts, classroom messages and direct communications from principals into a single feed for families.

Board members praised the responsiveness Cantrell demonstrated during incidents and routine communications. Members noted a recent example in which a school fire alarm prompted a district post and parent alert within 10 minutes, a responsiveness they said reduced confusion.

The board discussed next steps for communications for the coming year, including a strategic communications plan aligned with the district’s overall strategy and several planned school logo updates.","Communications coordinator Sarah Cantrell told the Warren County Schools board the new position handled more than 160 media requests since July, led a successful electronics policy campaign and implemented ParentSquare as the district messaging platform.","actionData","errors"]

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