The Enterprise Board of Education held a special meeting on July 17, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items aimed at enhancing educational resources and infrastructure within the Enterprise City Schools.

The meeting commenced with a motion to approve the financial manual, followed by a recommendation from Dr. Thomas to approve new teacher contracts under the Teams Act for two additional teachers specializing in mathematics and science. The board unanimously approved the contracts after a motion and a second were made.

Next, the board reviewed a quote from PlayWorld for new playground equipment at Heron Creek Elementary School. Dr. Thomas recommended approval of this quote, which was also passed with a show of hands after a motion and second.

The agenda continued with a secondary curriculum quote from IXL Learning, which Dr. Thomas recommended for approval. The board moved forward with this recommendation, resulting in another unanimous vote.

Subsequently, several technology-related quotes from CDW Amplified and Discovery Ed were presented as a single consent agenda item. Dr. Thomas recommended their approval, and the board agreed after a motion and second.

The meeting then addressed multiple trip requests, a fall sports schedule, a spring show choir schedule, and various sports official contracts, all grouped as one school-related consent agenda item. Dr. Thomas recommended approval, which the board accepted without dissent.

A bid recommendation for resurfacing the track and tennis courts was next on the agenda. Sports Turf was the sole bidder for this project, and Dr. Thomas recommended approval of the bid, which the board also approved.

Finally, the board reviewed a personnel list that included recommendations for leave, transfers, resignations, employment, and supplements. Dr. Thomas urged the board to approve these personnel action items, which was met with a motion and second, leading to unanimous approval.

In summary, the meeting resulted in the approval of various educational contracts, equipment purchases, technology upgrades, and personnel actions, reflecting the board's commitment to enhancing the educational environment in Enterprise City Schools.