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Julie, a staff member, presented the GISA accountability report and summarized the student achievement plan, saying the report examines how the district spends certain funds and how those funds are used to improve academic outcomes. She described goals tied to third-grade literacy, math and English/language arts for grades seven and eight, and high school college- and career-readiness measures such as ACT scores; she also noted separate outcome-based pathways for students with disabilities.

The board unanimously or by general consent approved the annual GISA accountability certification for posting online and for the required public comment step, according to the agenda sequence; the transcript records approval but does not list individual votes. The board also approved a scheduled review of school board policies identified on the agenda as item 3.100003.

On collective bargaining, staff sought and the board approved opening negotiations with the local education association. Staff noted the process requires signed authorization from teachers who choose to be represented and that the district follows statutory timelines for bargaining; a staff member said unit meetings will be scheduled to begin the process.

The board approved permission for student trips referenced in the packet: a trip to Nashville in late 2025 for an elementary-school group and a mid-November 2025 trip for a middle-school group to Birmingham; the transcript lists dates but does not provide full trip itineraries or supervisory details.

The board also approved the 2025 LEA annual compliance document, which staff said is a certification that the district complies with applicable state education requirements; staff indicated that a named district representative (Derek) would sign the document on Thursday. The transcript records these approvals as agenda actions but does not include recorded vote counts or motions' movers and seconders.

Where motions or specific vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript, the article reports the board's actions as described in the meeting record without attributing a recorded vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","CCBOE Workshop October 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Board approved the 2025–26 student achievement plan, authorized policy review and opening negotiations with the teachers' association, certified LEA compliance and approved permission for specified trips; vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript.","taxTitle","Cannon County, School Districts, Tennessee","taxId",38836,"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},6428785,"Cannon County School Board discusses campus safety project, staff to seek bids",278,607000,885000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5906016-467c1ae9a819be4f9a9d16334c723980&start=607&end=885","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5906016-467c1ae9a819be4f9a9d16334c723980/thumbnail_607000.jpg","/articles/6428785/Tennessee/Cannon-County-School-Board-discusses-campus-safety-project-staff-to-seek-bids","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6428785-84be53da6589b0c58d2bf98aaef06101/orig.mp4?Expires=1770555275&Signature=cklIomiL9tvfcuYVYzca6duzLrT4qw8KCupqxIyYfi61PNhJnx-hsCt9Zm4ml5Q2wJV9qqV-Cq6W4edZ05Sp627lauFaMXeAYx~-7dS6fCq6eSq~yz8jXLAhqxJgFlIhHvx087ITIgTZz1V4Ikg0NIbGvLwbZIUWAaXCMJ4pqMuOvEBixL55AMC9akEECNDu6B7Un4SUe9r-9sMUwMYL39P8z8CimUYiYaHCJ2Uxrg2CE5tn167NvFWFmocXvl2EjxDOyUOuq3FqlashOI0rDSUIGYP9gHKFQHq-7nRNN1pY9h8nVmAtribm5MvfTEbgEEnLVrO-yqkNe3pVuCnTVQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Cannon County School Board members discussed a campus safety project at a recent meeting that would add speed bumps and concrete barriers near school entrances and along fire lanes, and staff asked the board to approve a budget authorization to put the project out to bid.

Board members and staff framed the discussion as a safety measure at campus entry points. Staff described proposed concrete elements roughly 48 inches tall and about 2 feet in diameter and said similar fixtures would be placed where they would not block doors or fire lanes. A staff member said the district would consult the fire marshal to ensure compliance with fire-safety rules before installation.

The project was described as grant-funded; a board member asked whether the grant would cover the cost and staff responded that the funding would come from the grant. Staff requested authority to advertise the work for competitive bids and to move forward with procurement steps. The board did not record a detailed vote tally in the transcript; the request for budget approval and to put the project out to bid was presented as the immediate next step.

Board members raised questions about landscaping and planters near the proposed fixtures. One member noted that decorative landscaping could create a fire hazard if it obstructed clearance; staff said they would coordinate with the fire marshal to show the board that placement would comply with safety rules.

Staff also said they intended to put the project up for competitive bidding rather than sole-source procurement and that certificates or grant paperwork would be presented for the board's authorization to accept or certify the grant award when paperwork is ready. No dollar amounts or final contract awards were stated in the meeting transcript.

The board did not finalize contract awards at the meeting; staff were directed to pursue the grant paperwork and proceed with competitive bidding and fire-marshal review before returning with firm cost and contract documents.","Board members discussed installing speed bumps and concrete barriers at school entrances, clarified fire-lane and fire-marshal compliance, and were told the work would be put out to bid and funded by a grant.","actionData","errors"]

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Cannon County School Board approves several routine items including student-achievement plan and LEA compliance

Cannon County School Board discusses campus safety project, staff to seek bids