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Bibb County board approves 2025–26 hires and summer program payments
Summary
The Bibb County Regular School District board approved personnel appointments for the 2025–26 school year and authorized summer-program payments to outside instructors and vendors paid from local school funds.
The Bibb County Regular School District board approved multiple personnel appointments for the 2025–26 school year and authorized payments for summer athletics and arts programs funded from local school accounts.
On the personnel side, the board approved the superintendent’s recommendations including Tasha Hamilton as assistant principal at Brent Elementary School, effective July 1, 2025; Macy Ryan Belts as school-based technology coordinator at Brent Elementary School; and multiple classroom and paraprofessional hires for the 2025–26 year. The superintendent also announced reassignments, including Brooke Hayes to Randolph Elementary School (details of the reassignment were not fully specified in the transcript).
The board also approved several summer-program payments charged to local school funds: $2,000 in June and $2,000 in July to Rico Dawson to provide summer workouts and conditioning for Bibb County High School basketball; $1,200 to KC Twisters for gymnastics instruction for a summer program at Bibb County High School; $600 to Blanah Brasher to choreograph and instruct color guard for a West Lawton Middle School camp; $200 to Elena Brasher to lead summer color guard practices at West Lawton Middle School; and payments of $600 and $200 to Demi Smith for choreography, instruction, and summer practice sessions for West Lawton Middle School programs. The board approved these requests as part of consent and regular agenda items.
Members voted on blocks of consent and personnel items (consent agenda items A–D and personnel items A–R) and on regular agenda personnel items; votes were taken by voice with multiple “Aye” responses on each item and no recorded opposition for the personnel and summer-program approvals in the transcript.
The superintendent said the district had held summer camps this week and thanked teachers who volunteered time for the programs. The board announced upcoming meetings and work sessions before adjourning.
