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Superintendent: schools ready for opening; most buses will have air conditioning

5582131 · August 7, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Perris told the board schools are prepared for the first day, thanked staff for long hours of preparation, noted live coverage on local TV and a district supply drive, and said about 95% of buses have air conditioning with roughly 20 new buses not yet in service.

Superintendent Perris told the board that district staff had worked long hours preparing for the first day of school and that schools across the district are ready. “Our employees are happy. They're excited and ready to welcome students back,” Perris said. He told the board that local stations WAFB and WBRZ would report live from Live Oak High School the following morning and reminded the public about a final weekend for the Assess the Need supply drive at local supermarkets. On transportation Perris said most buses would have air conditioning, estimating "about 95%" complete and that approximately 20 buses would not yet have AC because they are new buses not yet delivered. He also announced committee meeting dates and proposed an additional curriculum and policy meeting for Aug. 19 in conjunction with the budget and goals meeting; the board discussed scheduling and agreed to follow up. Perris thanked staff and asked the board to convey support to principals and teachers.