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School district committee approves contract with Boys & Girls Clubs to run 21st CCLC after‑school program
Summary
A Nash County Public Schools committee approved sending a contract with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tar River Region to the full board for final approval to run the district's 21st Century Community Learning Centers after‑school and summer program for the 2025–26 school year.
A Nash County Public Schools committee voted to approve and forward a contract with the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Tar River Region to the full school board for final approval to operate the district's 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) after‑school and summer program for the 2025–26 school year.
The staff presenter said the contract supports “the implementation of our 20 first Century after school and summer program for the 25, 26 school year,” and asked the committee for approval on behalf of Superintendent Ellis. The committee moved and seconded the contract and members responded “aye” to approve it on the committee level; no committee members registered opposition on the record.
The presenter told the committee the contract is tied to the district's existing 21st CCLC grant and covers programming for four elementary schools in the upcoming school year. No dollar amounts or specific school names were stated during the committee presentation.
The motion to forward the contract to the full board means the full board will consider final approval at a later meeting. Committee discussion at the time focused on process and the request for the board to act; the transcript did not record additional details about program terms, performance metrics, or funding beyond the presenter’s statement that the contract would support implementation of the grant program.
The committee action was procedural; final contractual authority remains with the full board.
