In a recent government meeting, board members provided updates on their district-related activities, highlighting a range of engagements and achievements. Notably, board members Curry, Griffith, Oaf, and Strain attended the Tennessee Supreme Court investiture of alumna Mary Wagner, showcasing the district's connection to prominent figures in the state.

The meeting also celebrated student success, as Jack Bacher, the student board representative, was recognized as the Delta District Student of the Year at the Tennessee School Boards Association's fall meeting. Bacher will compete for the title of Tennessee Student of the Year, with hopes of being honored at the upcoming convention in November.

Board members have been actively involved in discussions regarding special education preschool programs and funding, meeting with Tennessee State Board of Education member Larry Jensen and senior advisor to the governor, John DeBary, among others. This engagement reflects the district's commitment to enhancing educational resources and support for students with special needs.

Additionally, board members participated in various community events, including Houston High's football games and curriculum night, as well as meetings with local officials to discuss the city's legislative agenda and public education priorities. The board's involvement in these activities underscores their dedication to fostering strong community ties and advocating for educational initiatives.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's proactive approach in addressing educational issues and celebrating student accomplishments, reinforcing their commitment to the Germantown community and its educational landscape.