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School board approves major safety upgrades for classrooms

June 12, 2024 | Hamblen County, School Districts, Tennessee



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School board approves major safety upgrades for classrooms
In a recent government meeting, the board approved a series of consent items without any discussion, including various action items related to capital projects and board policies. Among the approved items was an agreement to administer the school nutrition program, which aims to enhance food services for students.

A notable decision made during the meeting was the naming of the West High School baseball field after the Wall family, recognized for their significant philanthropic contributions to the school and the broader community.

The board also addressed a critical request for approval to seek bond insurance from the county for the installation of walls at Lincoln Heights Middle School and Meadowview Middle School. This initiative, which aims to close classrooms, was highlighted as a priority by several board members, including Mayor Britton. The motivation behind this request centers on reducing distractions and enhancing safety within the school environment, reflecting ongoing concerns about student welfare.

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