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School board approves bills, personnel actions and deed transfers for two elementary sites

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Summary

Board approved payment of bills, accepted resignations and retirements, approved new hires and transfers, appointed special education advisory committee members, and voted to transfer deeds for Copper Creek and Swords Creek elementaries to the Board of Supervisors with reuse and reappropriation conditions.

The Russell County School Board approved routine financial and personnel items and approved the transfer of deed titles for two former elementary-school properties to the Russell County Board of Supervisors under specific conditions.

On a motion to pay bills moved by Mr. Eaton and seconded by Mr. Parsons, the board approved payment of the bills listed for the meeting. The board then accepted several resignations and retirements and approved a list of new hires and transfers presented by district staff.

The board approved two members to serve as its representatives on the Special Education Advisory Committee: Linda Garrett and Christy Perkins. The board then approved a request to transfer the deeds for Copper Creek and Swords Creek elementary schools to the Russell County Board of Supervisors with the condition that the properties not be sold for use as schools; if the county sells those properties, the board requested that the proceeds be reappropriated back to Russell County Public Schools.

The board also reviewed brief financial reports; the transcript records sales-tax and ADM figures but the numbers were unclear in the audio transcript and are recorded here as reported without district confirmation.

Ending: The board completed routine business and moved to calendar items and adjournment.