Morgan County Schools Board approves multiple agreements and proposals unanimously

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In a decisive meeting on July 10, 2025, the Morgan County Board of Education (MCBOE) unanimously approved a series of significant measures aimed at enhancing educational services and facilities across the district.

Among the key decisions was the approval of a quotation from Ambit Solutions for the installation of a Rural Development Park IP Intercom system, which promises to improve communication within schools. The board also greenlit the 2025-2026 board member mini grant and matching money grant applications, reinforcing their commitment to supporting educational initiatives.

Another notable approval was a lease agreement with the Community Action Partnership of North Alabama for a Head Start classroom and playground area at Cateca School, effective from August 2025. This move is expected to bolster early childhood education in the area.

The board further approved an agreement for food services between the Morgan County Schools Child Nutrition Program and the Community Action Partnership, ensuring that both children and adults in the community have access to nutritious meals. Additionally, a dual enrollment agreement with Calhoun Community College was sanctioned, allowing high school students to earn college credits.

In a move to enhance accessibility, the board approved a client services agreement with Sunbelt for sign language interpreters for the upcoming school year. They also approved a proposal for special inspections and construction materials testing services for athletic upgrades at Brewer High School, signaling a commitment to improving school facilities.

The meeting concluded with the unanimous approval of personnel items, which included various staffing recommendations, and an informational item regarding a resignation from the board. The swift and unanimous votes reflect a strong consensus among board members on the importance of these initiatives for the future of Morgan County Schools.

Converted from MCBOE Business Meeting 7/10/2025 meeting on July 11, 2025
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