During the recent Board of Education meeting in Robertson County, Tennessee, significant recognition was given to local school nutrition staff and community supporters for their outstanding contributions to the school system.

Miss Patsy Gregory, the supervisor of School Nutrition, highlighted the exceptional achievement of several cafeteria managers who maintained a perfect health score of 100 throughout the year. This accomplishment reflects the high standards of cleanliness and nutrition in the district's cafeterias, which Gregory praised as exemplary. She noted that achieving such scores requires meticulous attention to detail and dedication from the staff. The managers recognized included representatives from various schools, such as Bransford Early Learning Center and Springfield High School, who were commended for their hard work and commitment to student health.

In addition to the recognition of school nutrition staff, the board acknowledged community supporters who have made significant contributions to the educational landscape. Mr. Brandon Frank, a local construction company owner, was honored for his commitment to providing a five-year scholarship for students pursuing career and technical education (CTE) programs. This initiative aims to enhance opportunities for students and strengthen the CTE program in the district.

Furthermore, Springfield Baptist Church was recognized for its generous support of the school system, including making its facilities available for various school activities. The church's pastor, a former student of the district, was noted for his leadership and commitment to supporting local education.

These recognitions underscore the collaborative efforts between the school district and community members, emphasizing the importance of partnerships in fostering a supportive educational environment. The board expressed gratitude for these contributions, which play a vital role in enhancing the educational experience for students in Robertson County.