The Cheatham County Schools Board convened on April 10, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, including school improvement plans and community partnerships. The meeting commenced with a recognition of the employees of the month, highlighting the district's appreciation for their contributions.
The board then moved to amend the agenda, adding a discussion on the adoption of a new science textbook. This amendment was approved unanimously after a brief discussion.
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Subscribe for Free Following this, the board addressed the school improvement plan goal update. A representative presented an overview of the district's academic performance, celebrating three consecutive years of achieving level 5 growth on state assessments. The goal remains to ensure that 80% of students score on track or mastery in state End-of-Course tests. The representative emphasized the importance of providing quality tier 1 instruction across all subjects and shared strategies to support students who are close to achieving higher performance levels.
The discussion included a focus on community engagement, with updates on partnerships with local organizations such as Habitat for Humanity. The district has raised over $6,000 through various fundraising efforts, including a "hats worthy" initiative where students pay to wear hats on designated days. Additionally, the board highlighted a recent grant awarded to a science teacher for STEM activities, further enhancing educational resources.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue fostering community partnerships and improving student achievement, setting the stage for future initiatives aimed at maintaining academic excellence in Cheatham County Schools.