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Superintendent recommends candidate to lead school nutrition; personnel report discussed

6443566 · October 14, 2025
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Summary

The superintendent recommended Bridal Johnson to serve as the district’s director of school nutrition, replacing Kelly McKenzie; the personnel report and terminology questions were discussed by board members.

The superintendent recommended Bridal Johnson for the position of director of school nutrition at the Oct. 13 work session. The personnel materials say Johnson has more than 15 years of experience in corporate accounting and school administration, has worked for the Harris County School District and holds an MBA from Troy University and a BBA in accounting from Georgia Southern University. The report noted Johnson would replace Kelly McKenzie, who took a position with the Georgia Department of Education.

The board reviewed the personnel report and asked for the document in a format accessible on board laptops; staff agreed to resend the report in PDF and to circulate personnel details. Members also discussed the board’s use of the term “inactive employee” in personnel reports and staff explained the term is used for individuals who have separated from district employment for any reason (retirement, resignation, etc.).

Why this matters: leadership in school nutrition affects meal service operations across district schools and personnel report formats affect board members’ ability to review HR actions.

The personnel report item was informational at the work session; staff will provide the personnel document and any follow‑up materials as requested.