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The Monroe County Board of Education made significant strides during its May 2025 meeting, particularly with the approval of the 2025-2026 school budget and the renewal of a vital community lease.

The board unanimously approved the budget after extensive discussions in previous meetings, emphasizing that the financial plan had been thoroughly vetted. Board members expressed confidence in the budget's alignment with the district's goals, with one member noting, "It’s been thoroughly considered and talked through."
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In another key decision, the board renewed the lease for Circle G Mountain Ministries to operate out of the old Teleco Plains Elementary School for an additional four years. This program, which serves as a crucial resource for local children, provides after-school care, homework assistance, and summer activities. Board member Joe Cagle highlighted the program's importance, stating, "It’s a real good program that they do for our kids."

Additionally, the board set a deadline for the Sweetwater City Schools to submit an offer for the purchase of Sweetwater High School, indicating a proactive approach to managing school facilities and resources.

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Overall, the meeting showcased the board's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and community support in Monroe County.

Converted from Monroe County Schools May 8, 2025 Regular Called Board Meeting meeting on May 08, 2025
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