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The Millington Municipal Schools Board of Education made significant strides in enhancing educational resources during their meeting on June 2, 2025. The board approved a substantial purchase of K-3 reading materials and K-8 intervention resources from Ditto Literacy, totaling $71,991.25. This investment aims to bolster summer learning camps and ensure that students have access to essential learning materials for the upcoming academic year.

Dr. Compton highlighted the urgency of the purchase, noting that the materials were already being utilized in summer programs, indicating a proactive approach to student learning. The board expressed confidence in the readiness of the materials, with assurances of online access and ongoing support for educators.
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In addition to the reading materials, the board also approved the FY '26 consolidated application for IDEA and ESEA funding. This approval is crucial as it acknowledges the district's receipt of federal funds aimed at supporting students with disabilities and enhancing educational opportunities.

The meeting also included modifications to several Board of Education policies, specifically simplifying language related to the evaluation process for non-tenured teachers. This change aims to clarify responsibilities and streamline communication within the district.

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With no public comments received, the meeting concluded efficiently, reflecting the board's commitment to advancing educational initiatives and maintaining transparency in their operations. The decisions made during this meeting are expected to have a positive impact on student learning and support for educators in the Millington community.

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