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Board recognizes two educators and reviews superintendent evaluation showing gains in facilities and finance
Summary
The board honored Amy Wooley and Melanie Peel for statewide recognition and the superintendent reviewed a multi-year evaluation chart that showed a 55-point overall increase with notable gains in facilities and finance.
The board opened a spotlight segment recognizing two district leaders: Amy Wooley, a 32-year educator named among nine candidates for Tennessee principal of the year, and Melanie Peel, the district’s math supervisor/RTI coordinator and a top-nine candidate for supervisor of the year. District leaders described their statewide work and the vetting process for those honors.
Later in the meeting, the superintendent reviewed a seven-year evaluation comparison, noting an overall increase of 55 points in the most recent evaluation and that the highest improvement since the prior year was in facilities and finance (the transcript notes "that increased, 16 over 16%" in the superintendent’s remarks). The superintendent acknowledged a lower score in the vision category and said the district’s strategic planning and the Portrait of an Eagle framework (adaptability, communication, critical thinking, empathy and integrity) would shape upcoming discussions.
Board members offered brief feedback and the superintendent thanked staff and leadership for progress in maintenance, custodial work and other operational items.
