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Hoke County Schools approves personnel report adding AIG specialist and testing coordinator
Summary
The district approved a personnel report that establishes an AIG specialist position, a testing and accountability coordinator role, and designates the transportation supervisor as backup for Mr. Heath; a staff member said existing funds will cover the changes.
Hoke County Schools approved a personnel report that adds an Academically/Intellectually Gifted (AIG) specialist, creates a testing and accountability coordinator position and designates the transportation supervisor as backup for Mr. Heath, district officials said during the meeting.
A staff member told the board the AIG specialist would provide direct services to AIG students at the elementary, middle and high school levels based on the district's AIG plan. The staff member said the testing and accountability coordinator would “provide just deal with just testing and accountability for the school grades, accountability measures, all of that information to not be in the campus component,” and that the transportation supervisor would serve as a backup to Mr. Heath and help ensure compliance with a recently referenced state law for “CPL for our trial.”
The staff member said no new funding is required. “We don't position not any additional funds that will be needed. The funds already exist,” the staff member said.
A board member moved to approve the personnel report. The motion passed; members present responded “aye” and no opposition was recorded. The meeting then recessed after a motion to adjourn that passed with the same response.
The personnel report was the substantive item recorded in the provided transcript excerpts; no implementation dates, salary amounts, or hiring timelines were specified during the recorded remarks.
